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To COnsunlptiyes.-Ths Advertiser, hay-
ing been restored to health in few weeks, By a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease. ConsumptiOn-is anxious to make
known to his felloN-suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send copy of the
prescription used, free Of charged with the d.
reetions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE FOR CoNsUNPTIoS,
ASTHMA, BRoScRITIs, &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he coneeives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy as It win cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county, New York
octZ-ly ..aH.. at. Hsst trH. - #. I'D
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Governor Marvin Reelected United
States Senator from Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Dec. 1.-Governor
Marvin was reelected United States Sena-
tor from this State on the first ballot. The
Judge, however, will remain at home until
the question Of the admission of the South
ern Senator'S and Representatives has been
decided.
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Pure Spices, Etc, Fresh, at C. W.
Smiths Drag Store, corner Church and Vine
streets. Pepper ginger. cloves. cinnamon, mace.
nutmess and alspiee soda and cream tartar
extracts vanilla, lemon, etc. Lexington and
Coleman's English mustard. noy2S-5t
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-05

The Meanwhile Enterprise learns that
there are upwards of four hundred per-
sons registered as voters in Putnam
county.
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A Sure Pile CUre.-DR. GnBERr's PrLz
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent By mail on receipt Of e. Circulars
free. Sold BY Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. RoMAISR, Manager. No.
SIS Broadway. New York. lnov17-3m
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The GrcenTille State Army Works
Sold nj AUeffOu

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec 3.-The United
States Marshal has sold the Greenville
State army works at public auction for ten
thousand dollars, and the buildings is to be
used as cotton factory.
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For Christmas Gifts.-Toys, Dolls. Fancy
Goods. Work Boxes, False Faces, and Willow
Ware. in great variety.
GUNTRATH & SCHrF,
deo2-20t % Union street.
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Personal. We are glad to SEQ that our old
riend. r. d. BLUNN, has re-opened his business
at No. Is North Cherry street. Mr.. BLUxN was
large loser BY the great Ere on Cedar street.
We call the especial attention Of his friends, and
the public generally, 70 the fact Of his having
opened again. He is prepared to do engraving,
stencil cutting, brands for whisky and -four bar
rels, seals for courts notarieS, public, ana all
ether descriptions Of work in his vocation, at
short notice and in the very best and most thor
Ough manner. Mr.. BLUNN owing to his misfor-
tune, i peculiarly deserving Of patronage, and
We trust he may receive that patronage which
his merits so wen deserve. He win attend to
the repairing of clocks and watches, as hereto
fore, to the entire satisfaction Of all.
nnrQ-1na t.
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For .Rent-Building No. 43, Union street, be-
tween College and Cherry, now occupied as a
shoe store by F. d. FULLER & Co. Possesseasioa
given Immediately. For terms, apply to F. D.
FULLER h Co., No. AZ Union street, noyI6-tf
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ARCHER CHEATEAM & Co.
KLINE K SIBERIAN.
K. b. CHEATHAN < Co.


at last, the following carefully selected and
ichly prepared goods, which he is selling very
low for cash, at Wholesale and retail: Fresh can
ned fruits, green peas, corn, egg plumbs, green
cages, shaker preserves, guavn jelly, calves-feet
jelly, Cox's gelatine, aerated crackers, dried
plumbs blackberries and currants. oat meal sage.
tapioca, satingloss starch, Java, Laguayra. No
cha. MaricsbO and Rio eofees. Also, imported
and domestic wines and brandies, at W. W
Totten's, q oad . College street, Nashville
Oct4-tf
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EVERY hOusekeeper should provide a supply
Of thoroughly seasoned STOVE WOOD, cut in
any lengths to suit, from Knight Bros. No. 40
Church street. nova
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Glyeerine, Cold Cream, and Compound
Camphsr Ice with Glycerine, for chapped hands,
sore lips--fresh supply at c. W. Smiths Drug
Store. corner Church and Vine SITS. nov2s-5t
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Just Received, rgeassOrtment of Ladies
Dress Eurs and Hats at LANDE & BRo.s
noYl-2m Al North College street.
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Building Lumber of all kinds, corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets. tiff
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A large assortment of PerFumery, inelud-
ing French, English and American extracts,
Pomades, cosmetics and oils; the finest toilet
soaps, brushes and combs, at @. w. Smiths Drug
and Chemical Store, Church street, No. "a.
noV23-5t
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100000 Building and Paving Brick
can be had in lots to suit customers, by leaving
orders with KNIGHT Bios,
nov0 No. 40 Church street.
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Seasoned pOPular Lumber, corner 0
Crawford and North Summer streets Tiff
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Wood Wood II Wood Iil-Sea.oned Cord
Wood for sale by knight Bros. No. 40 Church
street. --... ....r... ....r b.. noy4
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Edgefield and Kentucky Railroad
Change of Tine.-0n and after Nov. 26,
1856, passenger trains on the Edgefeld and Ken
lucky Railroad will arrive at Nashville at $50
A. N. and depart at AS p N. nov27-Iw
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Yellow Pine Flooring, at low prices, cor
ner of Crawford and North Summer SITS. ltf
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DoS'r fail to read the advertisement Of Myers
4 Hunt in this mornings paper.
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Cedar Posts and Fencing Lumber,
oornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
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white pine Flooring manufactured by
Knight Bros, on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
reduced prices. Office, No. 40 Church street
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Berry. Demoville & Wharton,
80. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Nos. 5 and 8 South Side Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN,

ID ESPECTFULLT ANNOUNCE TO THNR
II country friends and the business Community
tia, shny are Continuing the business Al the old
stari Of v. V. Berry 4 Dsmov-ne. and would be
<ai % 80 th-i- old patrons. They keep con-
SANITY o. 1ARl every article SHOWN 70 tie trade.
ksrl5-u
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For Attorney GeneraI-EIVenth Ju-
dieial DIstriet.-We are authorized to an
nounce A. c. HICKEY. Esq, as a candidate for
Attorney General, for the Eleventh Judicial
District, Composed Of the counties Of Giles, Mar
rshall. Maury, Lawrence. Lewis and Hickman.
noY13-td
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new YORK STORE.
NO. Is UNION STREET.

49, -OANS5 H. n IT,
Which has been bought for Cash IN tha very best
Eastern mArkets, and viii be offered At the very
lowest retail prices. ..r .....
The stock consists in part Of
Black silks, all prices
Colored silks, ell shades and prices
MORE Antique, al oslors
Best English and German Popuns;
English and French BIeriu1s;
Impress Cloths, al colcrs
- Ladies' saeking Cloths;
Fine White and Black AIpacas
Lustres, all oolors;
"A and all Wool Plaid, al eOlors
All Wool Flannsls, all colors;
Beavers, BrOAael0ths, and CassimsrOs;
Doeskins, Tgeels, and Jeans
Engish and American Prints;
Brown ami Bleaehsd Domsstios;
5-4, 6-f, IA, 81, o., and lo-f shsstuzt;
Table Linens, Towels, and Napkins;
All grades Irish Linens;
A full Assortment Of whits Cook;
Ladies and Children's Hosisry and Gloves,
Common and French-EmbrOiderei Corssts;
Duplex Elliptic Hoop sklrts;
Ladies shavls, CloaLs, and Sontaxs;
Ribbons, Trimmings, a Fancy Goods;
And many other Goods too numsrous TO mention.
Remember the Place--HEW YORK STORE, No,
Is Union street, Levy Co.'S Old stsnd)
oetzl-Sm +. FRANKLIN.
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BOets and shoes cfcnp at 20 Pablic

BOets and shoes Cheap az 20 PubliC
SquRre.-In consequence of contemplated
change in my business, offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices
The buyer-be he consumer or a merchant
viii surely profit by examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself, as / am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTFM4SN,
sep6-tf No. % Public Square
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wines - = From the LoNGwoRrH Vineyard
and Wine House, Cincinnati
W.P.& +. P. ANDERSON, Proprietors.
Golden Wedding, Sparkling CatawBa,
Dry Catawba. Isabella, etc.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and boquet are excelled yb
none-elther native or foreign.
Sold.by
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The Reform Demonstration - with
draWaI OF the French Troops from
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

VNO BE RENTED, A DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE, No. St Philp-street. Enquire at No. q
Ltmehouse at cot. 80 MAYS
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OH A RI E S TON.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 4, 1866.
CIVIL RIGHTS RESTORED.

The telegraph yesterday gave us the very
welcome intelligence that On order has been
Issued by the War Department (by direction
of the President, declaring that Military
Commissions and Courts Martial are not au:
thorized, except in cases of persons belong
ing to the army or navy of the United States.
The order itself has not reached US yet, and
we can not, therefore, speak with any conf
dence of its extent and provisions We do
not know whether it will have any retrospect
i've bearing, and if 80, how far back. Gov
ernor PERRY, of this State, issued proolama-
ton, soon after he was appointed, restoring
civil law, and opening the ordinary seats of
justice. This proclamation, we were given
to understand at the time, had received the
sanction of President JOHNSON before it was
promulgated. But owing to the anomalous
circumstance Of the State being at the same
time under civil and martial law, the inten-
tions of the said proclamation were only par.
TALLY carried out. The military power had
the means to carry its DEGREES into execution,
while the civil, power had no such force at
command. Nor can there be harmonious
co-existence of these two authorities, while
the civil is subordinate to the military. The
latter, under normal conditions, is the minis.
ter Of the former, called in sometimes in GER
tain exigenoies to execute the decrees of the
civil courts. Justice and equity are pre-
sumed to be best administered by those who
wear the robes of peace, aud have cultivated
habits of deliberation and equanimity, ut q
distance from the din of strife and clash of
swords.
The order abolishing these tribunals may
refer back to tia date Of Coy. PERRY's proc
lamation, and annul the various DEGREES of
Provost Courts and Military Commissions,
given since that period. Or it may only be
operative from the date of its publication
MAY p. This will be determined by the
text of the order, which we may be able to
lay before our readers to- morrow.
The further continuance of Provost Court.
we presume win be doomed both auiperfiuouus
and unauthorized. The Courts of the State
are open to alHpartfes,if nut BY State enact.
ment, certainly 30 by virtue Of the Civil
Rights Bill. Thereis, Furthermore, u United
States District Court here, which will take
oognizance of all cases that can not be pro.
perly adjusted in the State courts. These
are the regular tribunals of the country, to
which grievances Of any character may be
brought The Constitution secures to each
citizen the right th,t he shall nut be depriv.
ed Of life, liberty, Or property, without due
process Of law. By this "due process how
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

DISSOLUTION OF COPA ARTNERSHIP.
THE C0PARTNERsBIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
l. between JAMES w. BROWN. z JOHN WHITE
and GEORGE r. Won KOLNITZ, under the name OF
JAMES W. BROWN Co.. is. this day, dissolved by
the death Of Mr.. JAMES ". BROWN. The surviving
partners Will close the business of the late firm.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE..
THE UNDERSIGNED, SURVIVING PARTNERS OF
Il the late firm OF JAMES W. BROWN & CO., will
continue lhr AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
AZ No il8 East Bay, under the same name JAMES W.
BROWN co.. and solicit q continuance Of the patron.
age 30 literally bestowed upon the late Arm.
E. JOHN WHITE. 81
GEO. F. Won KOLNTTZ.
Charlesfon, April 4, 1865. thstu16 April
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OVERREACHING THEhSEL YES.


The Washington Star suggests that the
Radical majority in Congress, in their eager
ness to establish perfect negro equality
social, legal, and political-have defeated
their pet scheme by their own hasty and
imperfect Legislation, in the very section of
the country which it was intended to
affect It thus shows its inoperatveness
until Congress adopts the views of the
President as to the status of the Southern
States:
"The execution of the law is entrusted to the
Judiciary of the United States, which Judiciary is
not organized in the excluded States, and Chief
Justice CHASE says can not be organized until
Congress prepares the way by appropriate lesis-
lation. The Radicals must abandon part OF their
policy IL they wish to insure the complete success
! Of the remainder. Thus the Radical war to make
the Civil Rights Bill operative il the Southern
States, and to bring the leaders OF the rebellion
to trial. will be to adopt the Presidents policy Of
speedy restoration OF the Federal relations OF
the eleven States now held as Territories. Terri
tories do not have the benefit Of the Federal Judi
ciary, according to Chief Justice MARSHALL, who
said: These Courts, then are not Constitutional
Courts, in which the judicial power conferred by
tu0 uoucr 81 GOF6TnInoDL can Do QoDOB1teu. Ihey
are incapable of receiving it.
"Thus the law is Immediately operative only in
the Northern and border States, in most OF which
it's strict enforcement will give but little satisrac-
tion This is particularly the case in those States
which, like Connecticut, are opposed to negro suf
frage, and those which, like Indiana, legislate
against the negro. Tho legal contests certain to
ensue will doubtless strengthen the opponents Of
the Radical rnlinv nd ypilI faer In tha apd
cause reaction fatal to the best interests of the
colored people,"
The Star does not state the case in as
strong manner as the facts justify. The
Southern States are not recognized, either
as States or Territories, by any legislation
yet enacted by Congress. 1t needs no ar.
gument to prove that tboy are not recognized
as Suites. Aud that they are not regarded
as Territories is sufficiently evident from the
fact that Territorial Governments have never
been provided for them, nor Territorial laws
made to extend over them. Being then
neither States or Territories, how are any
laws Of Congress, either tho Civil Rights
Bill, or any others, TO be made applicable to
them ?
The Southern States have never been re-
oognized by Congress in any other capacity
than as States In rebellion. q Bat in point of
fact the rebellion has long since ceased, 1t
would, therefore, take q s"philAdelphia law.
yer"-the shrewdest Of his profession
define their status, and to determine under
what laws they are living, and to, what su-
thority they are amenable. So much for
Radioslism. Eay,g3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

TNO RENT. THAT DELIGHTFUL Resi-
l. DENCE, corner East Bay and Inspection street;
square rooms, dressing room and pantry, basement
rooms, ample accommodations for servants, carriage
house and stable, with very large lot.
April IA fmw PINCKNEY BROS.
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TO RENT, 60.

ENOR RENT, THE HOUSE AND LOT No
IL IL Legare-street; House contains upright rooms
att'cs, dressing rooms aud pantry, kitchen and ser
wants aparments Lot 80 feet front by 2s5 feet deep
Ap"ly to GAILLARD & MINoTT, No. vanderhora
Wharf. Nav 4
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A8 AH COMMUNICATIONS Intended for publication n
uets journal must be addressed TO he Ediitor or
the Daily Ne,os, No. 18 Rayne. street, Oharleston,
y. @ business Communications to Publisher OF
Ddtlv Netos.
We cannot undertake TO return rejected oonsn,untoa-
Hons. -
Advertisements outside Of the city must be aooompa-
MED toikh the oush.
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FOR SALE
COPARTNERSHIPS.
DISSOLUTI(lN

THE UN DERsIGNED
MILL CONTINUE THE READY MADE CLOTHING
w AND TAILORING BUSINESS In all Its branches
at the Old stand No. 273 King street. opposite cety
street O. T. Il A. & jOHSs}N
April IS fmwImo
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MEETINGS..

CHARLESTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TTEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR CON-
~ PANY, at your Hall, Wentworth. This (Fri
ddy) Evening. at ~ O'Clock.
by order Of the Prcsii ient.
Maya Secretary O. F. f. Co.
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ITO RENT, STORE No. 23 VENDUE
Range Also, upper portion OF Store northeast
of East Bay and Accommodation Wharf, suitable for
an office. To approved tenant terms will be moder
ate Apply to FERGUSON h HOLMkS
May 2 WINS Accommodation Wharf
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ITO RENT, a COMFORTABLH TWO AND
l. HALF STORY HOUSE, No. Poughty street.
one door from the corner OF Rutedge Avenue. Apply
at No. 35 Broad str, et.N April 50
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yJHo RENT, THE DWELLING PART OF
the spacious PREMISES, NO. s5s King-street. 1t
s we'll adapted 10 boarding house. having large parlors
and many well ventilated chambers. Apply above.
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ITO RENT, The HOUSE No. 231 ME ETING
i STREET, containing ave rooms and gas through
out; Kitchen complete, and conveniently attached
tho House. Apply to Mr.. MoKEEGAN, Meeting -street,
one door from Reid street. May
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

THNO RENT.-THE DESIRABLE II . IL e
No. 167 Meeting-street, opposite Charleston Hotel.
ApDly AOril
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l. DOOMS TO RENT.-A FEW PLEASAN1
IL and desirable ROOMS TO RENT. Applyas
april 80 No, 50 CHURCH STREET.
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IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted.

nR. DOW CONTINUED. TO be consulted a, hi. 0 acc Ne
- and Eiicott Street, Bosten, all discs se, OF
PRIVATE OR pLLCATE NATURE.
by long Of study and practical experience Il
unlimited extent Dr. D. has the qualification Of
sen,ing the unfor innate with remedies that have
since he first introduce them, failed 10 the
alarming cases OF
30. ORR IiEA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horyots of vcnereai and
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pain and dis'ies. in the regions VI nf
ion of tn. Bla ider and Kidneys Iydrocele. Abcrs..s
Humors igba, SwcnEs, and the long train Of horrible
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. D. dryoeS gt.at part OF his time to the
OF those eau.ed ~ and solitary habit
rufus the body and mind uniting the unfortunate ind
vidua for business soesW. Ssle Of the sad
anchoy effects produced by early habits of youth,
Weakness of the Back aud limbs Dizziness of the had
pimness Of si.at raiptaton Ct the heart. Dysp-ps2
Nervousness. 9eranHrment OF the digr-i,. funcii.n.
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NJ soet,y. sedisrust, tmidy 4c among the evils
msirony, consult physician of experience and be at
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Patients who wish to remain under br Dow tr.atmen
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Medicines all parts he country with fni hi
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b Dow also for sale the French Capotes wsrrrnttI
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No. II. Onr Young Folks.
No. IL. Ellsworth American,
No. II. Self Righteousness.
No. Is. General Joseph Hooker. Had
ley. Mass. Ans. by Emma, Pussie. AIDA.
Mollie. +. II. r.. s. j.. Il. G. L., c.. IL. A.
b. s.. o. P. r.. G.. +. D.. Eva. Asteroid
Dora French. Waukeag. L. J. s., NJ. A. r.
Frank Z. Grant. and Lizzie Frost.
ILLUSTRATED REBUs.
No. 5.-The present handsome style of
bonnets originated in London. Ans. by
Pussie. Moliie. Asteroid. O. T. r., G. Z. d.
II. A. b. S, and Lizzie Frost.
QUESTIONING. 4.
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II. 4. b. 5.
CHARADEs.
No. H.-Plate. late, ate. tea. Ans. by
o. Z. r.. Emma, Asteroid and &. Z. u.
rUZZLE.
House Fire. Ans. by G.. +. ID. Pussie,
Emma. Asteroid. Ella. Bower. II. \. b. 5.
Dora French. o. p. r.. Lizzie Frost.
CONuNDRUMS.
10. Because it is run by "A Sawyer. Ans
by Eva. II. 4. b. s.. Z. II. r., Bower NJ.
II. T.. Pussie. Carrie.
IL. Because it shows the marks OF
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H. A. Il. $.
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G.. +. d. Lizzie Frost.
Ii. On its folds are borne the emblems
of love. purity and fidelity. Peace dwells
where it reigns. Not answered.
II. Pat you lie. (Patchouly.1 Ans by
NJ. II. T., Emma, Bower. Eva. Asteroid.
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No. 25.
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MI 81, 2, 80, 81 is a monarch.
Nv u.s. IL, %, 81, 81, 9. -, 10 Is a
city in the United States.
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bility. :. -
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Is is popular magazine.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-03-02

No. "a.
Tam composed of IA letters.
My l, 4, IL, 6, is not underneath.
MY 2, 5, IL, IA, is in a prison.
My 8, 9. 4, u. 8, is traveller.
NV 10, 3, 2, 5, is term used in long
measure.
My IL, l, 6, 10, is reptile.
Ny whole was the name of an English
usurper. I. W. ..