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McGavOck and Mt. Vernon Railroad.
The Route Selected.
SOS. 900 Already Subscribed.

s2s, 200 Already Subscribed.
The managers Of the McGaroely and MI.
Vernon Street Railroad are determined to
prosecute things vigorously. Although the
books have not yet been formally opened,
twenty eight thousand dollars have been
subscribed. A formal opening Of the books
VII take place Immediately, and will be
kept by +. r. Cheatham, the President, and
James McGavock, the Secretary, and it is
believed that the entire sum necessary 10
complete the road will be raised in a very
short time.
The cars win run from the Post Office on
the South Nashville Street Railroad track
as far ss the corner Of Cedar street and the
Public Square, when it will run down Col
lege to Jefferson street, the old Corporation
lins), thence along Jefferson to Summer.
thence out Summer northward to CLAY. near
the ST. Cecilia Academy. >Tke road will be
q single track, with numerous switches as
turnouts.
1t is the intention to establish branch
leaving the main track near the junction Of
Fillmore street and 0phelia avenue, and
which will ran to the vicinity Of the Buena
Vista Springs but the exact route is not
yet determined upon.
A meeting in behalf Of the road will be
held this evening at Inglehart's corner, on
Cherry street, Germantown; and it is hoped
that everybody interested will be present.
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AUCTION SALE OF Household AND KITCH-
~ fURSITURE-By C. B. Nichols & Co., 81
Broad street, Saturday, June 10.
~ whom it may concern. We viii FELL
NE entire stock Of furniture belonging 10 a
large boarding house, consisting Of fne so
'ai' ehairs, ward robes, bureaus, eide boards,
'n ware, cook range, cribs, eighteen bed
s'esds, eighteen shuck and hair mattresses,
pillows, pillow slips, sheets, spreads, &c.
jes-2t
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hldl ana IgTati on
Society.
The Executive Committee Of this assoei-
ation met yesterday to complete its organi-
zstion.
After reading the minutes, the committee
to whom the subject was referred presented
the following document, which was adopt
ed BY the Board.
PRosPEcTUs.
This company is known as the Tennessee
Colonial and immigration Society, and was
incorporated by the General Assembly Of
Tennessee, May %, 1860, with an authori-
zed capital Of 81, 900, 600 in q, 900 shares Of
$50 each.
ORGANIZATION.
One thousand shares Of the stock having
been subscribed, the company proceeded
to organize by the election Of the following
board Of directors Maj. Gen. Thomas,
Samuel Watson, Gen. R. W. johnson,
Michael Burns, J. \. Paramore, c. C. Giers
and A. II. Hefelbower
OFFICERS ELECTED BY THE BOARD.
President, Gen. Thomas Vice President,
Gen. Johnson treasurer, Arson Nelson /;
Secretary, F. R. CheathaIn; General Agent,
Joseph Sandek.
OBJECTS OF THE COMPANY.
The leading objects Of the company are to
encourage immigration to our State, and 10
supply the demands for every department
Of labor.
They propose to accomplish the first of
these objects by purchasing land when
suitable water or power or 9th sr advantages
may be had for manufacturing purposes,
and also by purchasing land in large tracts,
near cities, rivers and railroads. These
lands will be divided into small tracts, or
lots, and every alternate tract, or lot, sold
to the immigrants, at or near cost-the pur-
chssers paying one-fourth cash, and the re-
mRinder in one, two and three years. The
company will also act as agent to large
landholderS, who desire to have their
lands colonized.
The company propose to supply the de-
mand for labor, by agreeing to furnish me-
chanics, gardeners, and all descriptions of
Iaborers.
They expect to attract this labor by hold
ing out the certainty of employment at re-
munerative prices, in the most healthy and
genial climate of the world, and they ex-
pect to satisfy the employers by guarantee
ing, when the postage money is paid, the
delivering of the right kind of laborerz to
the employers, at any shipping point or
railroad station.
Our system Of furnishing suitable labor
ers to all perts of the State we expect to
make complete and perfect. For its details
we refer to our circular, which will be pub
ished ut future time.
The profits of the company will be de-
rived from the ultimate sale of the alter
nate tracts, or lots reserved, and from the
buildings on our localities, adopted for the
same, Of towns and villages, and from our
aiding in manufacturing, and in the gen
eral development Of the agricultural and
mineral resources of the State, and also
from the direct fee coming TO the company
for the supply Of operatives. Our stock
being based on the lands, to improvement
and general development, will increase
their value and thereby enhance the shares
Of the stockholders in the same ratio
After; transacting some, other business of
no public importance, the meeting adj
journed.
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See q Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Cranes for Speer's Wine. II is sd sdmira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
6rst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference 20 old port wine.
1t is well worth q trial, and gives great
satisfaction. [dec2l-tst2WeoWly.
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from a distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad-
veriisemeut given in this paper, of Dr..
King's Dispensary, No. Deaderick street.
AprilI2-tE
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BALL ro-NIGHr.-A grand ball will come
of at Cayce's Springs, to night. The pro-
prietor Of the Hotel is Mr.. B. F. Shields,
well known in this county, aud his name is
assurance that twill be a grand affair.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH SRATCHl SRATCHl
WHEAT0N'S OINTMENT

WIN Cure the Itch in IS Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, GILL
BLAINS and sill ERUPTION5 OF THE SKIN.
Price 80 cents. For sale by at druggists. BY send
ing 90 cCnts 90 WEEKS 4 PIT EK, role Agents,
no Washington street Boston, twill he forwarded
by mail, fee Of postage, 20 any part Of the UaIted
States ilne5 6n
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1866.

"COSTAR'5 RAT EXTERMlNATOR is simple.
safe, and sure the most perfect RAT-ihcatOn
meeting We have ever attended Every Rat that
can get Il, properly prepared, VII eat H. and every
one that eats g pi one. generally, ~ some placs a.
distant as possible from where Il was tsken.-La
Shire, Mch Mirror.
Ba-See "COsrAA's advertisement above.
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1866

4 VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsT.-speakinv
o. "COsIars' Rat, Roacn, Ant, &c, EXTERN uator-
more gram and provisions are destroyed anrually
In Grant county by vermin than would cav Tor IONS
q this Pat and Insect Kiler."-Loncasser (IVIaI
Hera,d.
Ba-See "CosrAR's" advertisement above.
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1866

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEPERs- re-
collect thst hundreds Of doilars' worth of Grain-
Provisions, &C.. are anuually DESTROYED bv Raf-'
which can Be prevented ~ a few dollars worth III
"CosTAR's' Rat, Roach, Ant, &c, Externfnator-
bOuE ht snd used freely
BE-5ee "CosrAA's' advertisement above.
sss-sold IN Nashville, Tenn, BY ". J. c. "
SMITH, and al Draggsts and Dealers.
unarchIT-Sm dsgF
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Esirays--DaVidsOn County,

az, - mp y n +. Dortch. Eco, HgirR IN fhe
olli org name and tar small star 10 sorehead 4
sli,lI bliie spot the Oltsde o. the len hind Tod
- ~ ~ alls or other marks percepulie. Appralsed
lsken up by Priscilla Martin n stray COW Of
hhle color Nlth hlack ears, marked Two uoderfifs
~ e ear. iogeieet hiack little bslo,y The Free.
20 other marks. Appraised % $40
Hay@i Wis' ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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TO MiIk-men.-Mik Tickets (pints and
qdarls) on different colored card boards, OF
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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DoING Coon BesINEss.-The number Of
passengers riding over the South-Nashville
street railroad, during the month Of May,
was over $4,000. That is doing a good
business.
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SERIOUS AoCIDENT.-In our yesterdays
issue, we stated that a runaway occurred
near the Chattanooga depot, seriously in
juring one or Two parties. We have since
learned that the man run over was Mr..
James Rawles. Of Edgefed, and one Of the
jurors Of the present term Of the Criminal
Court. His head was badly cut, and his
body bruised, the wounds inflicted being
severe, and perhaps dangerous. He is fifty
ave years Of age, and a highly respected
citizen.
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The Tulip Street Methodist Episcopal
Church in Edgeiisld Yves consecrated last
Sabbath. It is an elegant little temple.
The Advocate thinks Hobson's Chapel will
soon be repaired and opened for divine ser
vice.
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by Telegraph
Cincinnati Market.

AlhClhhATls June Z.
No change in Flour or Grain.
Whisky firmer, 81 % duty paid, and 25c in bond
An sc,ive demand for Bulk Meats at 10 end l4c.
Bqcon, Shoulders 49, clear sides I9l &C. holders
asking tc highc- IN most cases.
Groceries Unchanged and quiet
Gold llBs14El1
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Now ORLEANS Market.

NEW ORLEANs, Juue 7.
Cotton sitter; sales Il, o01 bales lew middling al
3ia33o; to-day = receipts 81 bales.
Corn Fl mer, Sjas712. Oats 52s. Hay 22C.
Mess Pork 81.
Gold 43 Sterling e..
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1866

RATS UsraE BIRDS Whoever engsges IN shoot
ing small birds i cruel man whoever aids 10 OK
terminating rats is benelsctor. We should ike
some one 70 give us the benefit Of their experience
IN driving out these pests. We need s0rreth ng
besides dogs, cats, and tfsps for On business -
Eccentric Americ1H ". J.
Rs-5ee "COsrAR's' advertisement above.
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OUR jon OgFoR.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and 81 the lowest
Vricea. al this Office.
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n27ln

For one Of those gems Of art, a beautiful
colored Pearl Miniature, call at
GIEEs' GALLERY,
m27-lm AZ Union st.
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS The FGrDlcr's IGazeffs
(English) asserts and proves by hgures that one
pair Of kAlS uIl have progeny and descendants
no less than G5l,05O 10 three years. NOp, unless
this immense family can be Kept down. they would
consume more food than would sustain 5000 hu-
man beings.
B5-5ee "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed 10 order.
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Harry Everett, with his company, ar
rived at Huntsville, Monday and com
menccd Tuesday night a series Of theatrical
performances. The programme was "The
Lady of Lyons" and "The Spectre Bride
groom"
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MARKETS.

Thanks to Ed. Willard for Louisville and
Cincinnati papers.
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We are indebted to the Adams and South
ern Expresses for the latest Eastern and
Southern papers.
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HENRY & JOHN PARET, Jr.,
IS CHAMBERS STREET,
NEW YORK,
Manufacturers and Jobbsrs
OF
@ L . Il HIN q!
A Large Stock adapted TO Southern Trade
n14 eu.
For Rent

rTiHA1 elegant Store On the corner Of the Square
= and Cedar street, known as the Commercial In
sursnce Office. For terms, cali on
GEO. SHIELDS 4 CO.,
fehlS-0 IS and J College street
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TT'HE GREATEST INVENTION OF TIE aov
4 osing q protection against Pre- ant win not ~
On. III comhnes Strength with rspidlty Of adjust
55n4e9l' fe4ulrug ONLY ONE-THIRD Or A MIX
OlE no TIE UP BALI OF COTTON.
10 peiag uOW we'll ku0Wn % All ths desler, g.,
rope lor falnE cotton, that only very ama rrgu
u heinp Wa made the past year and thar, 10 con-
setleuce, tae priee VIII rule very high and thst a
-lleIa.0n Of these facts, al dealers, and tboze
requiring ties vii do vel % put 10 their orderziSr
this re soon, merely securing a supply or thaes
son. De indicttions nog, 90 lar A. We have leafnsd
are, thai me demand for ths tie will be gsfy Isrge
hence me neeess " Of making early ofders. whl-5'
addressed 70 the manufacturers, -
STONE A MURPHY, or n ] SMITH &C.
49,. - NeW Orleans
LACY McEHEE. Memphis. Tenn
VIII meet with prompt attention.
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BEARD & BRO.

AHH Also HASUFAcTUEEHs or rHs
Excelsior Fire and Bnrglar-PrUoi Saks.
Pree Lists and Circulars furnished on applieatpo
Tnay26-sm
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ArriUal and Departure Of The NOlenSUlHe and
TriunC Stage.
Leaves Sashville on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
t5rday. Returning leaves Tuuue on Monday, we'd
re-day and rriday. Office a. CITY Hotel, East SIDE
Pubic &. lua!e-
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Nervous Debility.

Seminal weakness, etc, can be cured by one Who
has really cured amsek and hundreds Of oshers
win stamp, Box 81,
dec6edtNlyi Boston, kaaa
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The Dispenssry is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERIC KESTR EFT
IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

AVlSG snthe IoutUa
himself
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal WeaISne

cured " writing nd'' case
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Syphilis
h
gIoma herdt
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SYPHILIS.

sfonc
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This disease brought on By solitary habits youth Perhaps
tnOtony
but causing train Of symptoms be PPIehended gh
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"Is years e7.atllsEei IN y. Y. Cry"
"Only iufalhble remedies EnOWn."
f'Free from T. isOns."
Mot dangerous 20 the Human Family"
'Rats come out OF their holes 10 die"
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This company is known as the Tennessee
Colonial and immigration Society, and was
incorporated by the General Assembly Of
Tennessee, May %, 1866, with an authOri-
zed capital Of $1,000 600 in 10000 shares of
$50 each.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ESStGARDS.l

G0.WJa1Ss20 .NYRtHa17S.e
I'LL &2IItJ9 >IAai1-to, gNl3IaSSA aA3 >q~s&fi,
". ", PERKINs MswESsNN p,4K EI SSIff
DERKIAiS,t ssWEIsN S.SSlQG &s11CO.. New;
i Orleans. SwensOn, Perkins & Co,
New YORK, General Commission Meer-'
chants i3aSs sdt ~ ssoaof ti.mni 81
1octlz'6SjlN stf s19lsiirs9sI .id2i
WHARF &BRo OTHER; y(HpH. WARE,
EN,itgaMEsis. wAREs) y Paiticplar, fata
tenthm paid to selling wool, No. l8 y,
Grayierb Street. ,,a .a4, -. ....,.,
Oct II '66 ~. 80 So - s. :
.s4e4 adj d ,stsi.ts.aA .Iat..s s.a...st
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OCTOBER TERM, 1866.

81 % % 4 tfsl lli5l sNi4As -. 81
KEEPSs, constantly on hand an. assort-
Ia, mspt Of Cooking and Heating stoves,
Orders ipr tlnWare, repairing Of cutters and
PIPES 'w'llfrccfve prompt attention. ias'
Also GAgeit tfUrgIt brothers & Co. s
celebrated CHARTER OAK COOKING.
STOVES, which be- ksspaalways on hand.
.-TllsR MS, CASH .s9ls,l ~ -asi
oct Sgl,. 1896 tfsf.ast,s s.es .,sul sis7
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1 WEET olPoPoYAx Iaqiss,,
= i'll their morning calls carry
,,Rf i.yi and gladhess, when peffumed
with Sweet Opofdnaxgi.a .9inlse
gait si1GE. d. SMITH g. Co, dyii|
sept10,3inqt,od tatii New York.ui'
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l df13 s'AI,.G aoIi9 9Fli.sllif haDiIBI9
Ale9andria dverti sgaam paBtu
IN eMie iStx,rts!t

yEy, Als Ip fsksd 'A|asss p4Rsgs liySy'I
! 81 as,s saoo OF ,Goo lk lao7a ii ,snno
ta'aqoq s;an;;..----z- 81 fns ,sazal
-sis yo$'B. VIII; NeENTs, lie dis
[TayH opened d npxr and 'caaiplete stockf
EfiipE Hdoss ,atths f,wss!N sHShd,hstl0
b StNre Vt tie ala atgrA rf ylIss W!krl.
/ ';5a Ess?yg ssssfsS' sPyess''Es S. Esyg FIJI
I h'he,i@iosk esssprlsesifhs III
Dig edadaoGasasai4s 3ofosNpttsars, sd
81 HaMwarts Observation-Disclosures. sTgsi
-r,ai vass IiaYsFres .lgliip pggY,i1olae
ass'7b aEtcss tssffS%., Mc...iPifsss'ah
'M5tfssesi BSttht Ba4iei, asaf ihasfefuti
.altah!fim .zHbssjaag hiad eraT sgoi3os'
Sugar hyEthe hNgshYf ad bargl gspe9n,naf he
All, Of wb!cl, is ferel at The very loves,
sh' 7saa o7CasH nnritea. sisosh u IN
Decedibef i3tH. lsJaitDiIoiam silsiHps
et.,tf,r rt..st HI. .tafsFta..~a n, -
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as q syrad, r lSsall SAFE si liz ss sgise
TsW ENHYrT H0U satNH acres ofvalu7,
Unable Pine Woods land. with son,elinil;
prevenhnta, rear SAhxanlria,aEa anortisl
sidan NJ Red river. For teThss;2 etcsh apply
ITO Hasa Losee,i Esqitst Alexandria, Boz
gap's buildings Front. Street. ..@rs -
4. -. GEO, l.. WILSON,
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F'Or gaIeae Cr ent-
fTNE' PLANTATION sftiitatea Ave
A2ufifzs nabbvs sAlexahtlf7a, containing
500 .aarhsi efa1and, $50 acres lbeingTnndsrI
fence. / will sell rent 81, take d, partner
On reasonable terms. az sell any portion to
suit parchassM eAddrsssyifoE sii' veil
sti,aui,,ass 4iadt g. w, COMPTON, III q
oct Jan | Alexandria, La.
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! qI.sAll4s2aR9faia Advert sis1nean1tss,

= Z II
I fyr.1Taf IlaeTn 9Nf7I,q9 FF1or -7Y.TT sTsT,g.i
/ a AiAIlseXSSanl0rla ADVERTISEMENTS, i
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vi A MetA9l hifihhNtdl MsN III
I TtN HiaHIfInd lsfrEEN,t IN ILH
g t1 - 'a1,oH trsf,r:T :, ~; I'll i
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HihstosN consisfs. iiruait s s, sea X a,a,
us4ts,a .lIpr,s l,s5adsar rov al ia
40 ars, ,Iaa ll,,.g Clocks s ID u lad be
essaT .aY,GIa sx i sege9 nttt,s ii
80, sdcoloIsanas shades Hesa oasv ~,
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s.as. sss ss;asss. L.. I'd
grni sectors, shades ahdspricssI5Gia 3D.
lInishprt LET the public, give him a, call,
and l,hs viii dseptiit a. pleasure to disp ays
:. AIe9 .loct! II, 'ss.tff toa ID sew I'D
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rr,HE planto+;an of Mrs, 1ur;,,,,+, ~
Bayan Boenf. immeiiateiy aSoye
Cheneyvile X n GOOD II reI IaH ana aInd s1
tifeF Rbdye overflow; fyBhHaihss 500
acTes0 cnltiHablsfihnd! Sind le1aas'
For TERMS apply on ths psemisessauo
-a Js'sl; Z, h 1talnsaa- -L.gaa~ ,lrt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !. = q! =! :
E'h s.oli :. s"@,'7sh' 'ibo" .
hisa sii aHleKaadnagol laa!,js'Jaa s'yho
sd gis2s salua ,sg.s gaw bsargyh
ITltalnr6lgn candidate nj, i,
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1tEErseopstshe,y, on9IIsadt tie 1aosbess
hsitAaia'o. 2s3 I,s,s !. hmo1s 4. :, !
aasl ssss = AAlLfasf s'st5oA.shhr
WINES. LIQUORS A aisass9e tall sdso12 ba
do ~ q sashnogas1la, aotsca L
.syasb0A1 And 6A'a ST0aESs I ans
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sept 1Y3nn,l asH ssnisS New York. 70
,sss.S5 s,,:2 sss
h11a" y ~ For S1la.e Snn sae.}a'iasss
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VOLUME 20.
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