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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, October 81.
Flour steady. Wheat advanced lace,
closing firm at 81 21a2 % for No. 1;
81 9sa2 O6 for No. , Corn opened dull
mt CSC for No. 1, but roceded to 92c, and
closed at 95!a99c for No. l, and 92c for
Noe. Oats declined BABE, closing quiet
at 33Ia34c for No. 4. Highwines nomi-
nal, at 81 33, bonded. Mess pork, SO 90
for new, and $50 O0a30 81 for old. Hogs
moderately active, at 81 25as 62 for good
to choice. Freights active.
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, October 81.
Stocks higher, closingbuoyant; Rock
Island, 11If; Illinois Genital, l26; To-
letlo, 1874; Toledo, Wabash & Western,
5l9: Fort Wayne, 1893; Alton & Terra
Haute, 5Of; do. preferred, Il; Milwau-
kee & st. Paul, 62; do. preferred 75s;
Hannibal & st. Joseph, 81; Cleveland
& Pittsburg, 90; Michigan. Southern,
921; Reading, lit; Erie, e5s; New York
Central, 1871; Pacific Mail, 233; $40
coupons of 1862, 1Iil; 500 coupons OF
1865, new issue, 1O9; Treasury 7-3Os,
1864; Tennessee Us, ut; new Ohio and
Mississippi certificates, 345.
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Tslcde Market.

TOLEDO, October 81.
Flour finn and quiet. Wheat firm;
winter &c and spring 4c better; sales OF
new amber, at e sea2 60; old amber, at
S2s65, No. ] spring, at - 3sa2 20. Corn
opened shade better; closed dull and
Sc lower; sales at 81 0eal 10 for No.
mixed, closing at inside rates. Oats
advanced &c, closed dull and the adj
vance lost; sales ut 5ea60c for No. I.
Lake ffeights, corn &c to Buffalo.
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Add to the above s6O, 900 as the aver
age for another month, and variety
of license taxes relating to the various
branches of their business-their sales
tax their manufacturers tax, the tax
on plug tobacco and cigars of their sell
selling; their inspectors fees, and list OF
minor imposts,- and it will be found
that the firm pays annually to the
government no less than 81 100000.
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The Fenian Trials in Toronts-Psst
DOueinouf

TORONTO. G.. W.. October 31.-The
Fenian trials were resumed at noon to-
day. The Sheriff having called over the
jury, John Quinn was placed in the
dock. X. A. Harrison, Mr.. McNab, and
and Kenneth Mckenzie, NJ. c., for the
prisoner.
The prisoners counsel applied for q
postponement Of the trial in conse-
auence of the absence of material
witness, who could not be found, and
other grounds set forth in an affidavit,
and also that he found great difficulty
i'm obtaining the necessary evidence.
The affidavit sets forth that the prisoner
belongs 70 Rochester, New York, and
that certain newspapers published arti-
Cles calculated to- prejudice the public
i.ind against him, and also the minds of
tire juries. and that the prisoner never
hsd intimated the nature of the evil
de ace against him, and been destitute
until recentlySf the means of making
inquiry rs ~ the evidence. The prison
er further believes he will he ready for
trial in January next.
Mr.. Mckenzie urged that delay should
he granted. --.s
Mr.. r. A. Harrison contended that ms
to-day was the day the prisoner had
stated he woald he ready for trial, and
that the Crown had heen AT great ex-
pense aud Inconvenience to keep wit
nesses here, the grounds set forth in the
affidavit would not warrant the appli-
cation being granted.
The Judge upon looking over news
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From snn Francises.

SAN Francisco, October 31.-Avery,
United States Assessor at Sacramento,
acknowledges the receipt of orders from
Washington, to deliver his office to Big
Ter, but disobeys them.
The following barques have arrived
Harrison, Arctic Ocean, with 600 bbis
oil. and $1,000 lbs bone; Helen Mar, Fox
Islands, with $50 bbls oil, and l2,OOo
lbs bone; Massachusetts,, 1000 bbls oil,
and 1900 lbs bone. The last named
vessel reports Elijah johnson, OF Mar
tha's Vineyard, killed by whale.
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P,esident johnson 10 Mayor Holman
The New York Common Council
Fayors Practit al Aid TO the Fenians.

New YORK, October 31.-Mayor Hoff-
man has receired letter from President
johnson, in reply to the letter of the
former, transmitting the resolutions OF
the Common Council concerning the
Fenians. The President, referring tothe
action already taken through his Secre-
tary of State, says: Its proceedings
will convince you of the deep interest
felt by the Government of the United
States in the eases of these citizens, of
its determination to take all the steps
that may be necessary and proper for
the protection of all its citizens, whose
ever they may be.
An Albany dispatch says of Fenian
news from Albany to the frontier: am
enabled to say that the greatest activity
is everywhere prevailing among the
circles.
The Common Council of this city
have adopted resolutions looking to
practical aid to the Fenians, and the
Common Council of Troy, with the en-
tire appreciation of Mayor Flogg, will
follow suit to- morrow.
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THE FENIANS.

Canadians in Favor OF Ext emc Meas
ures for Convicted Ecninns-Thc
Episcopal Church in Toronto En-.
tered by Fcninns.
New YORK, October 3l.-The Heralds
Montreal special says: There is but one
feeling among Canadians concerning
convicted Fenians, and that is, the law
must take its course.
A Toronto SPECIAL says: The Episco-
pal Church was entered by party OF
Fenians, after the receipt of the news
that Colonel Lynch and Rev. Mcmahon
were sentenced to be hanged. The
windows were smashed and the pulpit
demolished, while party of men pa
raded the streets shouting for President
Roberts and General Sweeney, of the
Fenian army.
A strong annexation party will be
formed throughout the Provinces.
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~. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, October 81.
Flour and wheat very firm and prices
unchanged; corn, active and higher,
81 05al % for mixed and yellow, and
81 15a1 II for white; oats, advanced,
53a5Sc; pork, S32, contracts for January
delivery at S2s; bacon, unchanged;
lard, lower, lac; provisions, firmer;
whisky, unchanged.
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New York Money Market.

Money quite easy at 4a5c per cent.
Sterling quiet at lO9tal09s.
Gold without decided change, open
ing at 1l6s, declining to l46, advancing
to 146s, aud closing ut l469.
Exports of specie to-day, 1863, 425.
Government stocks more active and a
shade firmer.
Freights to Liverpool quiet.
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Frs-.. Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Ga, October 3l.-The choi-
era disappeared from Savannah about
the 21st.
The freedmen in Bib and Hancock
counties are preparing to leave for
Liberia ON the ship Saleonda.
A Macon telegram says that the city
authorities furnish from six to ten cOffins
daily for colored paupers.
Parties engaged in sinking well in
McSemore Cave, in Walker county, Ca,
struck vein of flowing oil. The loca-
ton is about fifteen miles from Chatta-
nO0ga.
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We find the following stuck away en-
ont, of the hidden pages of the New
York Tri5sse, without word of edito-
rial notice. 1t 10 mot too much to say
that If it had brought accssssisss against
the Southern people, the moro scanda-
Ions the better, any single name Of those
appended to il, would have been sum-
cient to cause its prominsnt insertion
with . lsborsd philippie against our
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WANTED.

GIVE a G. x N TSE vRRY.
IA WHERE to introduce two NEW PAT
ENTED INVENTIONS ISvALrABLE TO EyEKf
FAMILY. sells at sight, and demand constantly In
creasing. Agents, male and female, now oper-
afing are making elo % Us per day by working
a few hours daily. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE As
AcKxB UNNECESSARY. A sample Of each, worth
%, with terms to agents, sent free by mail to
any address, Send o. cents 20 pay postage.
FSAusflcIoE GCARASTEED. Address
G. w.JACKSON & Co,
mche-ly p. o. Box 1919, Baltimore, Nd. Z
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octi..Itd&sts
For Sale.

u'HE OH HOMES read R0H-
4 MERLY .'ceupiei b. f..as Hog,, -nbrae
thg sbOrt two @cus Of EG"nnd In Marshall
o,usts. Wet Viz giHis, god brirk hoase. v th
stable aud ali Bssrs<z1 eat b1iieius> TIE
zrolsd 70 Lighl; inp-eve-i aud zt.rd- an zbuu.
tz.t sapsly Of ehIiso irTfis Of every y<ri.fy.
y r particular. apply To tie snss-rih+r VIE
hFs- the p-emises w. v HDGk
ostii-eIs&rIn
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BosrON, October 31.-The billiard
match between William Goldthwaite,
of Boston, and John McDervitt, of New
York, for 81 900, 1900 points, carom, was
played last evening in Bumstead Hall,
and resulted in the defeat of the former
by 575 points.
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The Tax ON Tobacco.

Some idea of the enormous revenue
the Government derives from manufac-
tured tobacco through the internal re-
venue law, may be CLEANED from the
subjoined table of taxes paid upon the
article by one of the heaviest houses OF
of this branch of business in New York
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The Washin gtsu Republican On Mex.
Tenn Affairs.

NIw YORK, October 3l.-A Washing
ton special says the Republican OF that
city makes an authoritative denial OF
the rumors concerning the Mexican
affairs, and says the reports were start
ed in the interest of the Mexican bond
holders.
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Nebraska Election.

OMAHA, October 3O.-Offiicial returns
elect John Taffer, Republican member
to the fortieth Congress, seven hundred
and forty-eight majority. Republican
majority in State Legislature nineteen
thousand.
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Cabinet Council n, Ottawa.

OTTAwa, c. W., October 3l.-Honora-
bles Messrs. McDougall, Mcdonald and
Campbell are expected to-day.
1t is thought probable that cabinet
council will be held here tomorrow to
discuss the verdict found against the
Fenian prisoners. 1t is not likely any
thing will he decided upon until the
full meeting in Montreal next week.
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Errors Of Youth.

A GeNTLE NAN WHO srFFER.
IA Ed f.r yssrs from E~ry.us Debillfy. Pre-
nature decay, ahd all the fsrts - ysuth III
indiscFptisn, gill for the ax,e Of suffering m
msnit,. sesd free 70 81 Who nssd IL the r.cip-
witch he wxs cured Sufferers sfshinx q or;.
&c ny the sSsertises's experi-ncs, can Do ~ b,
addressing. in perfect eensdesc-.
- 81 JOAN n. OGDEN.
ostls7n. No isch.nbssss, New Yea.
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sUNDRIEs.

4 FEW BARRELS PRIME MA.
IA PIE Sugar, Superior Green, Black and
Japanese Teas, Pure White Wine Vinegar, New
York crab and champagne cider (bottled), New
York No. Salmon, English dairy Cheese
Pickles and Sauces. Tapioca, Pearl Sage. Corn
Starch, Maizena,. &c, Theoretically sealed Sal
mon, Mackerel Goldfish Hallibut, Lobster, Salad
Oil (best quality, French Mustard, Sap Sage
Cheese, Condensed Milk together with general
assortment Of seasonable articles, just received
and for sale low, by
u. sc. d WOODROW,
Odd Fellows Hall Building
rnroo Nonrs.a Sfraef Wheeliuu W va
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BACON.

~ 80 meas DAVIS, sTAHa
20 GARCURED HAMS.
Is ti-rc-s Davis star plsip cured Ham.
sDhhrs prime shoulders
8 ti-rrrs sugar cured Dried Reel, 10 ~
and for sale ~
s@pD n. REiLLt
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Sir r. Bruce ON tho Fcnian Sentences.

PHILADELPHIA, October 3l.-A special
from Washington to the Bulletin says
Sir. F. Bruce, the British Minister, ex-
presses the belief that the Canadian au-
thorities will accede to the request of
our government, i'll the case of the Fe-
mans now under sentence of death.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday. It's contents will be
made up of all Important news Of the week,
telegraphic reports. transactions In the Markets,
Agricultural Column, special correspondence
from all parts Of the State, choice literary and
poctical selections, and large amount Of care.
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable to
all classes of the community. In short, the
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue To he the
best Family Ns,rspIper erer published in hi'
tate.
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Fertilization in Canada Recommend
ed The Effect Of the Feninn
Threats.

MONTREAL, October 31.-At n public
dinner to Hon. q. =. Cartier last night,
General Sir John Mitchell, Commander
in-chief, made a speech recommending
the fortifying Of Montreal, Kingston
and points west; also that the volun-
teer movement be extended over en-
tire British America.
Canadian papers are discussing Mr..
Stewards letter and the tone of the
American press on the Fenian trials,
aud generally say that the threats of
many American papers, who are more
really Fenian accomplices, will do the
prisoners more harm than good, and
quote the hanging of Captain Beale
Kennedy and Others. hanged by the
United States during the late war.
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From San Francisco.

NEW YORK, October 3l.-The Arizona,
with San Francisco dates to the 10Th
inst, has arrived here.
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THE REGIS TIE II

viii strive to make the popular mind wiser by
conviction, rather than sayish by dictation, and
will labor 10 disseminate only such views upon
current questions a. bear the stamp Of reason
and the seal of truth.
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Sale of CoaI.

New YORK, October 3l.-Forty thou
sand tones of coal were sold mt auction
by the Delaware, Locksman and Wes-
tern railroad to-day, at a slight advance
upon the prices.
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De.,h OF Reverend syIvanus G.

BosToN, October 31.-Reyerend Syl
yanus Cobb, the well known Univer
salist Clergyman, died to-day, aged six
ty-eight years. ---f
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THE ARBEITER FREUND,

An elegant journal. printed in the German Ian.
anagc and issucd for the benefit 0f Onr German
citizens, is published weekly at the REGlST
Office.
Feeling grateful for the generous encourage.
ment with which the friends Of the REG GSTER
have hitherto rewarded their efforts the Pro.
prietOrs hope by continued enterprise aud en-.
ergy 10 merit in the future the same liberal pat.
ronage which their paper has heretofore re.
ceiycd.
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I62 Main Street.
FARM FOR SALE.
U,HR UNDRRasGSRO OFFERS

'nb Wv OFFbhH
i for sale tn desirable farm On whIcb he 70.
sides, In Iaok.on county. West Virginia With
in 81 miles of Rav-nswood The traft c~ptzips
i70 acres, about 1911 Of ~hieh l. cleared and un
der good fence. Every n-id is VII supp i. d
with = alter from never falling springs.
IL has good ffxm- house containing ssvep
ronms fnishsd 10 gosi modern syl- Out
buildings f'r tho conveniepee OF the iar1p. Az
Appl- Orchard OF near $40 're~s. coppri-int
those varietiss adspte to this locality. a va.
riety If Plum and i'e.r trees. kc ,ke.
This fsrm j. beautifully situated In . bend OF
Sand Crr-k, the ho"se located o. m emIneDe-
ov-riookin: nearly al the cleared land. an tn.
o. lds ae sniticiortly undulAfing a. 20 be drain
~ perfectly dr..
AZ am about 20 en'Erzt- to the west, VII
give Bargain IN the property. For terms xp.
pl, 70 tbe undrrs gned. fossession given or
uiget II required. THOMAS KIRK.
RAVE sv'oD. JACKSON CoUsrT. W. Va
sept7 ~2mi
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The BaItimorc Police Cemmi.sisncrs

The Baltimore Police Commissisners.
ANNAPOLIS, October 3l.-The exam
ination of the charges against the Police
Commissioners was continued till five
o'clock last night and resumed again this
morning at ten o'clock. The defense
expect to get through their evidence by
noon, when there will be some rebuilt
ing evidence introduced by the prosecu-
ton.
Commissioner Heads was called to the
stand yesterday, by the counsel for the
defense, i'm order that the Governor
might question him, but he declined
doing so and said if he desired to ex-
anime the Commissioners he would do
SO at their office in Baltimore.
Some conversation took place last
night relative tn the argument on the
case.
Mr.. Alexander, for the Commission
ers. announced his intention to argue
the case.
Mr.. Latrobe urged the Importance of
disposing of the case without delay, and
said they represented fourteen thousand
DISTINGUISHED people of Baltimore. The
time pressed, and if the Commissioners
were removed, as they hoped and be-
lieved they would be, there was much
to be done; many changes were to be
made before next Tuesday and the day
of election. -.e kr
The counsel for the defense said they
did not wish to delay the case unneces-
sarily. "a vE zsf ~
Mr.. Alexander said they represented
the Union men of Ralfirore and the
Union sentiment Of the county.
The Governor said that in order tn ac-
commodate the council he would sit up
till twelve o'cloek tonight, If neces-
sary: 3 y H q % gE - 4
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THE TRI-WEEKLY

Is published every Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday. and contains. besides the contents Of the
preceding issues Of the Daily, many valuable
Items prepared especially for this publication.
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Washingtou Items.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-1eSterday q
drove of one thousand sheep passed
along Boundary street, north to the
chain bridge, and crossed into Virginia.
They were driven from the West, and
will be disposed of in the State Of Vir-
cinia, for the purpose of stocking the
farms of those who were deprived OF
their stock during the war of the rebel
lion.
Commissioners Bosey, of the Indian
Bureau, had a conference this morning
with General Sherman, at the head
quarters of General Grant, in relation
to the temper and disposition of the In
dams on the great plains of the West.
The new Commissioner appears to be
anxious to investigate into the truth OF
the various rumors in relation to the
Indian troubles. General Sherman will
make written report through his SUI
periOr officer, General Grant.
On inquiry of the Navy Superin-
tendent, it is ascertained that no Mon
itOrs have been sold to any foreign
government, nor have any foreign gov
ernments officially intimated desire
to make such investments. 1t is true,
however, that private parties, all OF
them American citizens, have offered
proposals, without stating for whom
they wished to purchase; but the Gov
eminent has decided not to sell any OF
that class of ships, whether they were
built i'm the navy yards by government
Contractors or outside by private par
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QUEBKc, October 3l.--Mrs. Carr died
yesterday from injuries received at the
late Gre.
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milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, October 81.
Flour active and advanced soc.
Wheat irregular, at % 20 for No. 1, and
81 0Ja2 % for No. 2.
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The Circulation Of the Reg
lister,

Larger by far than that of any other paper in
the State, makes II the best advertising medium
in West Virginia.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Gcncral Sherman Aceepts de Military
Dipismatic lIissisn - ILexics-Gen-
sraI sheridan's Order. r,
New YORK, October 31.--The Times
Washington special says: General Sher,
man had another interview with the
President to-day, after the session of the
Cabinet, at which he accepted the mill
tary diplomatic mission to Mexico
which stated yesterday had been ten
dered to him. He will therefore leave
for Ohio tomorrow, and after arranging
some private affairs he win leave fol
Mexico, probably within ten days, &c.
companied by Colonel Campbell, Minis.
ter to that Republic. The administra.
ton is gratified at the prompt action OF
General Sherman, and the hope 10 conn.
IDENTIFY entertained that the presence OF
an officer of such rank and distinction
will be q sufficient indication OF this
Government in the measures it is taking
to aid the restoration of the republic,
and will render the actual presence OF
United States troops on Mexican terri
tory unnecessary.
General Sherman's mission is both
military and diplomatic. He goes to
sustain Minister Campbell in all the
diplomatic relations which may be re-
established and empowered also with
full discretion rs to the use of military
power in any emergency requiring it.
The very important nature of the work
is thus shown, and the President is anx-
ions that it not only shall be in
safe and able hands, but that our repre-
sentatives shallreach the scene OF action
as soon as possible.
General Grant was at first suggested
az the proper person for this position OF
Military Envoy, but as he cannot well
be spared from the pressing duties con-
sequent upoe the reorganization OF the
army, General Sherman was selected,
he having declined the tender Ofthe of
fee of Secretary ofWar, which was made
by the President. When a change does
occur in the latter department, it is al
together probable that General Grant
will assume the duties.
The Times Washington special says:
The Administration does not entirely
approve the language of General Sheri-
dams order, so far as it applies to MAXI
milan and his French relations. Thus
far all the intercourse with France on
the subject has been Of most amiable
nature, and there is neither intention
or desire to interrupt them Mt the pres
ent moment. Everything promises to
he accomplished without any bad feel
ing whatever, unless it be on the part OF
those persons whom General Sheridan
very properly styles buccaneers. The
reports of General Sheridan being re-
leased from the department. are manu-
featured and set afloat from New Or
leans, in the interest of the enemies OF
the Government, and for the purpose OF
iniuring the character of that officer.
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MICHAEL ]. RoHAN,

MARBLE WORKKB, ON NAE
M KET STREET, few doors above The
second ward Narkst House. Nopumeifal
work Of N kinda made foorder. City andcoan.
Try orders win be met with pronptnesA
apl9ly ~
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FLOUR.

CAaR xTAA RlSR lNDlGs
/ * bagA prime Rice.
t0n kegs prime fnsi'sh ri Csrb SSs
So barrels Cider viHrgsr
50 b.xes prime Parry chees-
81 gtoas n TANNER . es~encs Of Cod-s
81 barrel- New yott -.e hive Col On syrul
Isb bags ch"if~ Ria Coffc~
81 bo,-s Bs6bi'ts Mes Yerk sssp iss ~
oeivsd and iar ssl- by
sep2o ~. RgiLN
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