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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-09

| .CuARLsY CRANE, one of the best com.
mercial men on the routes of land and
river westward, was with us q day or two
of last week. He represents the house of
J. G. Flint, MIL, tho heaviest concern. in
the west in the Coffee and Spice line. A
can of Old Government Coffee from the
hands Of Charley is proof enough to us Of
the honesty and liberality of the firm.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-09

BooTs.-The adv. Of CHARLES E. DAN
lELs, in this issue, will attract attention.
There is not much Of it, but for precisely
that reason people will read it quick and
comprehend it. Mr.. Daniels has an elc-
CANT stock-well selected, offered to the
public at merely living prices, and he must
succeed.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-09

Wheat in good demand at l.3O and As.
Market firm. Weather pleasant. Steam
boats plenty. Water falling rapidly
Chicago Cattle and Hog Market good, and
prices well up. Gold about LII. Bal
ance of the news in this line will be found
in. the report Of L. Benton. Jr., successor
to Benton Bro. & Co.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-09

IMPRovEMENTs.-Bassett, Hunting & Co.
have nearly completed their new fire-proof
Brick Building, next door to Bentons
Drug Store. This building, rs soon as
finished, will be occupied by the new firm
of II. B. Malone & Co., as an Agricultural
Warehouse. Sec advertisement next week.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-09

Attention is called to the notice of the
Secretary of the Clayton County Agricul-
tural Society, and after reading make a
note of time and so to the meeting. 1t is
proposed to largely increase over last year
the Premium List, and Classes which may
compete for premiums at the next Fair. If
you are not a member now, 60 to the meet
ing, pay your dollar, and you will have
the privilege Of voting on all measures
acted upon. Clayton County is one of the
best in the State, and her citizens ought
to be ashamed of their lukewarmness in
an enterprise which is demonstrably capa-
BILE of doing SO much for the progress of
her industrial interests.
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which he was born? Our country (Amer-
ica) is filled with people of all nationali-
ties, and it is as much yours as though
Brian Boruh, Kossuth, the IIugcnots, the
Saxons, the Welsh, the Normans or the
Puritans or Columbus first found it.
"Changc" is the policy of the New
World, and if one state, township or pre-
cinct don't suit you, sell out and buy a
home of your own some place more pleas
ant for yourself and family.
But we beg indulgence for letting our
pen attempt the orator.
OMahoney is under arrest for mis-ap-
preparation of funds; the Centres of sew
cnty Circles in Brooklyn and New York
have called him to account. STEPHENS,
the Oldest toad in the puddle, will be ar
rested on arrival from Europe; the Gov
crnment of the U. S. is pledged to dry the
whole thing up, and the end will now be
smoke entirely. We thank "thc powers
aboon' that it is all over, that our blood
relations have learned a lesson which will
cure them of the folly of Irish indepen-
dence, and that they will now go to work
like heroes, send for their friends, and
make homes for themselves in country
not subject to the growls of lions or the
horns Of Unicorns. This land is as much
your horne, Mr.. Burke, and Mr.. O'Neill as
it is the home Of any European stock.
Stay here; csftivatc the soil; be true to
yourselves let selfish schemes 90 to the
devil, and you will be happy. If Ireland
is so important to you, why not raise " cir
cles " to re-take Jerusalem from the Turks?
This was tried once by Peter the Hermit
and his dcludcd followers; but it cost five
millions of lives and failed!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-09

RoBBERY.-J. II. Brush, Cashier Of the
First National Bank of Usage, informs us
that the Blk was robbed On the night Of
the 9Th, of twenty thousand dollars, to-
wit: 5000 in SIS unsigned; 5000 in car
rency and coup. int. notes, and So, 900 in
1905. A reward of 1900 is offered for
thieves and money, or half for either
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-09

DErERRED.-We have many articles writ
ten for this issue that cannot possibly 60
in until next week. A press of advertis-
ing and months job work ahead, pamph-
lets, &C., &C., knock US out of sorts, on
time, and we cannot do what we wish
Be patient, friends, or get mad at us if you
like.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-09

James Wiley gave us change Of adver-
tisement which will appear next week.
In the mean time call at his store and ex-
anime his full stock, just received from
New York. Mr.. Wiley knows how to buy
goods, and on this occasion, it is said, he
has made particularly happy selection.
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A CARD.-Circumstan have induced
me to change Northern for southern
field of action.
l leave my McGregor friends with re-
greet and would hereby tender my thanks
for the many kindnesses which / have re-
ceived ut their hands, when but a stranger
among them.
Whenever they shall require the service
Of skillful and reliable physician, rec
omend them to DR.. Andres my late part
ner and stcadfast beneJ factor and friend.
LOUIS w. HAzELTINE.
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CoNCERT.-T The celebrated Hutchinson
Family, famous in Europe and America
for the past twenty-five years, will treat the
people of McGregor to one of their inte-
resting concerts on the evening of Monday,
May IA. The place is not given us, but we
suppose the basement of the Baptist Church
or perhaps the Church itself will be OBJ
tanned. This renowned company is cup
in the papers " very high, and we are GER
tain that crowded house will be their
welcome to McGregor. See programmes
for particulars.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-09

WAsnINc.-Mr. IIilts is in town with
new style Clothes and Wool Washer. II
looks like model institution. We have
seen it work and VIC believe in it. If the
women and girls in town would call
meeting sand see Mr.. Ililts exhibit the
good qualities Of this excellent invention,
thcy would surrender their longtime pre-
JUDGES against any improvement in wash
inc
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-09

/ COL. Merrill has purchased the dwelling
bo use Of E.. p. Clarke, on Ann Street.
Onr ,,ity u alive with sales, exchanges,
raising o. buildings, erection Of awnings
and general scsiyity.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-09

The Temple of music has proven sue
ccssful beyond the highest anticipations of
its proprietors, Mcssrs. Jones and Scott.
Pianos, Organs, Melodcons, Music, Music
Books, and in fact every thing in the line
of musical merchandise can be found in
their stock, possible to be procured in
eastern cities and on equally reasonable
terms. They are also prepared to give
instructions in vocal and instrumental mu-
sic at the Temple, giving the student the
advantage of the best of instruments, and
the best of musical talent.
a. BUY FRESH GROUND OSWEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE ROsENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS & SON.-LA
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DoNATIoN.-O On Wednesday afternoon
and evening, at the residence of William
Dining, Esq, Of Wagner, there will be a
donation visit for the benefit of Reverend
Moses Policy. All are invited. Know
ing the worth of the gentleman who is
thus to be complimentary VIC regret that
our own home is too far away and our bu-
siness too pressing to admit of participant
ing in what we know will be most pleas
ant meeting. Mr.. and Mrs. Dining, as
the entertainers, will make everything as
agreeable as though all the guests were at
home. 49,
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U. S. p. C.-P. d. I1oyt, ESQ.,, Agent for
the U. s. Prize Concert, to be drawn at
Crosby's Opera House, Chicago, May %,
1866, called on Monday and offered us a
large Advertisement of the Scheme; our
space would not permit, and We give, in
lieu thereof, notice.
Tickets issued 100000 Mt 81 90 each.
Grand Prize $4,000 in Greenbacks; then
follow ll2O prizes in cash, ranging from
$500 to $4,000; then residences ut $1,000
to 1000; then city lots, pianos, mclode-
ons, watches, sewing machines, rings, tea
sets, castors, pens, bibles, cutlery, &C., &c.
Five tickets for 81 so, 100 tickets for $751;
90. Donation of $1,000 to the Douglas
and Lincoln Monument fund. Rcferen-
ccs to the best men of the northwest.
Address Virgins, Bradford & Co., 1873,
Dearborn street. f. ID. Ryan, ut the p, o.
News Depot Agent.
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An order mastering out all volunteer
staff officers, will be issued soon.......The
bill authorizing the construction of bridg-
es across the Mississippi, has passed the
Senate. Gen. Cass is reported in better
health. The house committee on terri
tories will report in favor of the admission
of Colorado into the Union. ga move is
about to be made in the senate to expel
Carrot Davis, of Kentucky, for his re-
marks in that body on the 9th of last
month";. 80. The amendment to the post Of
fee bill offered by Mr.. Trumbull, which
prevents the payment of any money or
salaries to officials appointed during the
recess of congress, except in cases of death,
resignation or expiration of term of Office,
has such strength in the senate as to insure
its success in both houses. The postage
on the European mails; for the past fiscal
year, amounted to 81 $4,000, of which
the United States post-officc department
received only Sl65, 900, the balance accru-
ing to foreign steamers. The depart
ment of state is in receipt of news from
Europe which renders war extremely pro-
bable between Austria and Prussia. The
conduct of the latter government is gen.
orally deprecated. ....On the 3lst of March
the Spanish feet entered the harbor of Val
pariso and bombarded the town, destroy
ing the public buildings and many dwell
ings. The American consul and Commo-
dore Rodgers entered protest against the
assault. ....Ncvada is to be enlarged by
cutting off several thousand square miles
from Utah and adding it to Nevada.......
The new constitution of Texas is now in
Washington. 1t repeats the ordinance OF
secession, rcpudiates the rebel debt, and
gives negroes the right to testify in courts.
Gen. Dix is made the subject Of column
of abuse in the Chicago Tribune because
he supports the policy of President john
son. We once had president who was
the government. One of the salt beds IN
Nevada is equal to two million tons per
annum. :. 1t is said five thousand pictures
have been sent to the grand exposition.
$500 Postage stamps arc now used in the
Egyptian government.......A million of
eggs are daily imported from France to
England. -. San Francisco is said to be
the healthiest city on the continent. Its
ratio Of mortality is the smallest. ....A ne
gro in Culpepper, Virginia, is shedding his
black skin and turning white. Andy
Johnson's veto of the freedman's bureau
bill was valuable docoment-worth just
81 ,6s3, $50 to the nation. crevasse,
twenty miles below New Orleans, threatens
to overflow the entire country in that re-
gion. :. Hon. d. w. Voorhees, is out in
an article refusing, under all circumstan-
ces, to be candidate for reelection to
Congress.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-09

stubborn hair Of either wavy ringlets heavy
massive curs. Has been us@ by the fsshionables OF
Paris and London with the most gratifying results-
Does no injury to the hair price by mail sealed and
postpaid 81. Descriptive cirulars mailed free. Adj
dress, BERGER, SHUTS 20, Chemists, No. 2sS
River Street. Troy, N. r. Soil agents for the U. 8.
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTfEGS,
RUGS. &C.

Having Wholesale Store In New York City, under
the immediate supervision of the principals Of our
house, 1atter ourselves we possess advantages in
purchasing goods and make ~ b the advantage oil
buyers IL they will examine stock before purchas
ing elsewhere.
4a9 STROLJSE & ROWE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-09

md il this IL al true Why must not 10
Island Of GreSn submit to Fate? If nm
Irishman, Or any other naa." finds land,
. homo, kind treatment, political privileges
IN Iowa, Of what use is it to wear bis life
out ia growing about the halfsore on
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-09
GIGAIS 3 CIGARS :

on terms corresponding with the reduction in Gold.
Tobaccos of all kinds for tale and the patronage Of
smokers and chewers respectfully solicited.
McGregor, May 9th. 1866. <48
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
THE NORFOLK POST

0sers the bost terms ADvrarszsk and its prices will
always correspond with the general advertising rates
ether cities.
rwrIvr uSss or ess will constitute asqiafs.
For single insertion psr sq=srs ONE DOLLAR vii >.
ehargsd and for each subsequent insertion INVENT,
FIVE CENTS
Merchants Auctioneen and all Others who advsrtiss
regularly and occupy oneiourh of column mora eau
make special terms and will receive liberal deductions
Business Cards. 1--WE poIiAss per month OF nS1r DOL
LARS per year
All transient advertisements payable 10 sdvaact-
others monthly.
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m

[From the Rev Joseph II. Kennard, Pastor Of the Tenth
Baptist church,
have been frequently requested TO connect my name
with endatins OF different kinds OF medicines but
regarding the aGtce out Of my appropriate sphere
have 10 all declined hut with clear proof In
rous instances and PARTICULARLY in my family Of the
usefulness OF Dr. Hooapds German Btters depart for
from my usual course, to express my full conviction
that for general dtbIy Of he system and especially for
Lirer C5spdtnt II 10 safe and raiaa6s preparation
Ia some cases 1t uay fall but usually doubt not It
viii be very beneficial TO those who suffer from the above
causes. Yours, very respectfully,
J. II. KyNNARD,
Eighth below Coates street.
Philadelphia, December "a, 1884.
Rev. 8 Herman Of the German Reformed Church,
Kutztown Berks County Pa cured of Dyspepsia OF
twenty years standing.
IN spanger, Editor Of the Calsrist, No. rs North
Sixth street. Philadelphia says this Dtters
nended TO him BY medical friend and six bottles cured
him of {. mpiete prostration Of the system.
Rev Newt ton Brown, D. D Editor of the Encyclopedia
Of sious Kno~ledge and Christian Chronicle, Phil.
alel- ria.
Rev. olna, Winter D. D. Pastor Of RoxbOrough Bsptis;
Ch' -eb.
Rev .yi O. Beck Pastor OF the Baptist Church, Penn
ION, n j., formerly Of the North Baptist Church
Philadelphia at present Pastor Of the Baptiet Church
AZ Chester, Pa.
These gentlemen express IN the strongest terms their
| favorable opinion Of this Btters. "a
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THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE.

At Martinique, and In the year 1868,
YVES born one of the most fortunate and
at the same time unfortunate women
whose feet ever pressed our mortal
earth.
She was called Josephine Taschar I;
and her young days were spent happily
aud blithely, amidst the negroes OF her
aunt's estate, for 1t would appear that
Josephine's mother and father thought
no more could be required of them than
to bring child into the world. 1t was
not known whether they ever saw the
child after leaving IL with the aunt.
Her father bad been captain in the
French army, and had retired to al es-
tate in st. Domingo, on which he pro-
baby died.
The girl Josephine grew to be very
beautiful Her eyes were deep blue,
shaded by black lasbes, aud her hair OF
rich brown; but her chief beauty lay In
the varying expression of her face. to
woich may be added that her voice was
rein Jkable for its sweetness and even
tenderness. She was of iniddle height:
Flowers were a passion with her, and
go also was reading.
She had favorite foster sister named
Euphremie, mulatto; and with Tbs
companion who never left her-wht
| followed her through her upward and
ambitious fight-slIe would rambls
| throughout o summe day.
Upon one of these occasions wher
Josephine was so ne ar her womanhood
as to have the dfsy Of her marriag
fixed, she encoupt cred an aged woman
who seeing her, s,creamed, and seizin
her band, declared she would one da,
be Queen Of FRI nee. .....
Josephine srighed-but she half bs
lieved.
She married the viscount Alsxand'
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
G r. e A Il SA L L
OF
WATCHES, CHAINS. D1AIo,D RINGS, &c.,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
to be disposed ofst

ONE DOLLAR EACH!
without regard to Value Not to be paid for until you
know what you are to receiveil
Splendid List of Articles, Az be sold at One Dollar
Each II
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Gustave Weiss was run over and killed
by steam dre engine IN New York.
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DRESSING FOR CHURCH.
fEAsTFR susDAr.l

EAsTFR sUsDAIl
Has anybody heard the boIli
You have i--iear me, I know full we'll
III never dress In time
For mercy'ssake come help me Luce,
III make my toilet very spruce
Thesilk is quite sublime
Here, lace this gaiter for me--do,
- hole " yon say plague take the shoe
Please, Lucie, u y aud hide it,
Just think, its Sunday, and, my soul
icsnnot wear IL with holei
The men will surely spyit
They're always pespIng at our feet
Though, TO besars, they needn't peep,
The way we hold our dresses,)
I'll dissppoint them though tc-dsy
And cross myself" pray did you sayf
Don'tlsugh at my dIstresse.i
Nov, Lucie, pray feel my WATERFALL
Do you think II Target amt II too smailf
What bother these things gtyel
My rats and mice, do they sit straight
Phase hurry, Luclr, know I'm late
There's Willie" as I llvel
How splendidly the silk will rustlei
please hand my "selfadjusting bustIe,"
Ny corset. and my hoop)
There now, I'll take fvs skirts or siI--
Do hurry, Lucie, and help me hx;
You know lean not stoopl
How shall say my prayers to-day"
As If girls went 10 church to pray
How cali you beso foolish
Here damp this ribbon In Cologne;
What fori7 - paint, you silly one
Now Lucis, don't he mulish.
Nov then, my hat-how he abhors
This thing-it's big az all out doors
This frightiul sugar SCOOP
Thank Heaven, my cloak Is handsome, too,
1t cost enough 10 be, know
tstraightsn this horrid hoop y
Ny handkercbisfand gloves you'll fnd
Just in that drawer. Luce are you blinil
docs my dresa traill)
Its all the fashion now, you know;
pray, does the paint and powder show
Through my loose yeil,)
Thank you, my dear, b'lievs I'm dressed;
The saints be praised shodsy ofre.t
Comes only once 10 seven,
For IT, on all the other six,
This trouble should lave to FIX,
ia never get to heaven.
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!, TIE NORFOLK POST

No. is Do MORNING Sundays Excepted at
20 ,noANoKE SQUARE,
'' 70 Dealers aud Nowo Pav.a
'''' to maj. no at ,as PER HUNDRED
CENTS. s'o copies. at the e.,,,o. ~. .an
Residents IN the city of Norfolk ~,
ng the paper left regularly nj a., portsmouth,, dssr
business, will be served by car houses or places oil
nd address at the count 'sving the name
Office. They will settle with publication
sms sAp Tor the
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,


nj Office CHANGE OF HOUR,
On and after MONDAY, March 18th, the steamer NJ
MARTIN, Capt. 4. 9. HAINEs will leave Norfolk for
Richmond, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY, at o'clock, A. N.
mh12-lw !. j. MARTIN Agent
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From the Rev VIM. Smith, formerly Pastor Of the Vim
oentown and Millville IN. j. Baptist Churches.
Having used in my family number Of bottles Of your
Hollands German Btters have say that regard
them excellent medicine specially adapted to re-
move the diseases they are recommended for. They
strengthen and nvigorste the system when debated
end useful In disorders OF the liver loss Of appetite
&C. have also recommended them to several Of my
friends, who have tried them and found them greatly
beneficial in the restoration OF health.
Yours truly, WIN. SMITH,
No. 966 Hutchinson street, Philadelphia.
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From the Rev y. D. Fsndsl Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use of noof
lands German Bittes aud feel It my privilege to recon-
mend them as most valuable tonic to all who are suf
fering from general debility from diseases arising nom
arrangement Of the livar. Yours truly
E. d. Kendall.
From the Rev D. Merrige, Pastor of the Psssayunk
Baptist Church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations given 10
Hollands German Ditters induced to give them
trial. After using several bottles found them to be
good remedy for debility and excellent tcnic for
the stomach, D. MERRIGE
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DC.
REMEMBER
Read Who Says 30.

From the kev. W ID. seigrsd, Pastor o: Twsf Baptist
Church, Philsdelphia
Gentlemen ~ have recently been la5orIng under the
distressing effects OF indigestion accompanied by pros
trGtion Of the system. Numerous remedies were
recommended BY friends and some OF them tested but
without relief Your HoonAnd's German Bitters we're
recommended by who had tried them and whose
favorable mention Of these Bitters induced me to try
them must confess that had aversion TO Patent
Medicines rom the thousand and one" quack Bitters
whose only aim seems TO be to palm of sweetened and
drugged liquor upon the community In sly way and the
tendency OF which, fear, Ia TO make many confirmed
drunkard Upon learning that yours was really medI
cnal preparation, took II with happy effect It's nc
ton not only upon the stomach, but upon the
system, was prompt and gratifying. feel that have
derived great and permanent benefit from the use Of
few bottles Very respectfully yours,
W. d. eEIGFRIED,
No. 25i Sbackamaxon street.
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BEWARE OF coUNTERFE1rsi

BEWARE OF c0UNTERFE1Tsi
H- See that the signature of &C. H. JACKSON" - on
the wrapper OF each bottle
RSs- Should your nearest Druggist not have the art-
Gle - not be put od By any Of the intoxicating prepare
tons hat may be offered in Its place but send to and
We will forward, securely packed by express.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE Ass MAEufAcToEY,
NO. ssl ARcH STREET,
PH1AprIPEIA, Pa.
JON ES & E V A N s
Successor. to G. NJ JAczaoN COL
PRoPRIETcRs.
~ For sale by Druggists and Dealers In every town
70 the United States dsc2s-2Avly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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w GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY,
No. 81 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK,

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Procure WHITE LABOR, nstiyo or foreign TO supply
special demand. Orders are solicited
Organize Associations for the development OF MlNlse
and MANUFACTURING interests and the sErILE-
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Purchase and forward MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS,
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Give careful attention to the collection and securing Of
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Their 6frespoudents and associates are men OF the
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