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New MAGAzINEs.-We have to acknow
ledge the receipt from the publishers Messrs. w.
B. Smith & Co., Raleigh N c., of No. 2, VOL 2,
of the Keystone, monthly Masonic Maya
zine. We have no doubt but it will prove
most interesting to the Craft" and we be-
speak for it favorable reception. From
Messrs. Elliott & shields, Richmond, Va, we
have No of The Farmer.
AS far as a cursory glance enables us to
judge, The Farmer is a most admirable ad-
junct to our Agricultural Literature, aul we
trust our Country friends will take similar
view of it.
DIR. N. B. Cloud, Montgomery, Ala, sends
us a prospectus of the American Cotton Plan
ter, the republication of which is to be resum-
ed at an early day. The well known reputation
Of g The Cotton Planter" before the war ren-
der' it unnecessary for us to endorse it. We
trust the Doctor will meet with the success he
merits.
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PRESERVATION OF OYSTERS, MEATS, &C.
We call the special attention of our Oyster
friends to an article which we publish in an
other column, giving some facts in regard to
recent discoveries in the art Of preserving
meats and oysters FRESH and in all seasons.
If all that is claimed for this discovery be
true, why the oysters, of the Chesapeake will
soon be found in the hotels and saloons of all
the great cities of Europe and indeed the de-
mand for our bivalves must increase prcdi-
giously.
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TO LIoUOR DRINKERs.

The love of the Ardent is so universal, that
any improvements that may be made in its
manufacture is sure to awaken interest in all
quarters.
The Baltimore Transcript, gives the follow
ing account of an invention, whereby new
liquors may suddenly be made old We APP
pend the description and trust the invention
will 80 into general use:
Mr.. Thomas Thompson, No. 30 South Gay
street, has recently invented process for the
publication of liquors and the imparting to
them of the qualities which are usually OBJ
tanned only by age. The liquor to be improv-
ed is allowed to trickle from very consider
able height through au ingeniously arranged
series of woen threads, thus exposing it
thoroughly to the action of the air and evap-
Grating in the process the fusil-oi and other
hurttul ingredients, without in the least affect
ing the natural flavor or bouquet.
Professor Bassett, of Paris, and Aiken have
both carefully analysed specimens Of the arti-
Gle thus treated and have given written opin-
ions to the effect that all deleterious matter is
thereby removed. To invalids, this is an item
Of the first Importance, and not less so to gene
raj drinkers, whose health is frequently ruined
by the villainous compounds they imbibe.
Mr.. Thompson's process, is also further en-
dorsed by Drs. Buckler, Christopher johnson,
Monkur, and Others of high reputation, and
we can seriously commend his system to the
consideration of those interested. In addition
to the medical uses to which liquor is applied,
it seems to be established that people will
drink in spite of sumptuary laws and moral
precepts, and if they insist on doing so they
had as well avoid poison if they can
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General Assembly OF Virginia.
RICHMOND, Feb. s.
SENATE.

The Senate met at IL o'clock.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Richmond-A bill to charter the
Virginia and Kentucky railroad.
By Mr.. Beyd-A bill to incorporate the
Acadia Iron Works.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
On motion of Mr.. Gray, the Senate recalled
from the House the bill passed on Saturday
relative to public printing. He did this for the
purpose of striking out Il provison>of the bill
excluding the superintendent of Public Print
ing from connection with any newspaper cs-
adjustment.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill to incorporate the Botetourt Sa-
wings institution at Buchanan.
substitute for House bill amending the
charter of the city of Richmond The substi-
tute makes the term of office of the Mayor,
magistrates, &C., four years, aud provides that
the amended charter shall be submitted to the
people for ratification.
Senate bill to incorporate the Norfolk and
st. Nazaire Express Company of America and
Europe.
Senate bill to incorporate the St. Francis
Infrmary of Richmond.
Senate bill to incorporate the American In
dustrial Agency.
Senate bill to authorize Charles Mason OF
King George county, to rebuild his mill.
RESOLUTION OF INQUIRY
Mr. Boiling offered a resolution of inquiry
relative to increasing the fees of the harbor
masters.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
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Lecture by Lieut.. Governor BrOss oil
Illinois

A lecture was delivered last evening by
Lieut.. Gov. VIM. Bross of Illinois, upon "The
Resources of our National Dominion on the
Pacific Coast" before the merchants of Boston
at the Board of Trade In commencing his
lecture hs spoke of the vast wealth and ex-
cseding fertility of the country through which
he had passed with Mr. Colfax The valley
of Salt Lake, 400 miles long, was but type
Of the surrounding valleys, and the water in
all these valleys has no outlet to the sea, but
sinks away into the sand and evaporates into
the heavens Between these valleys, there
| are passes through which commerce can readi-
! ly tind its way, and we can thus become one
great and free people, speaking one language
and living under the same flag.
He then spoke of the beauties of Kansas
and that region termed the "Great American
Desert" The idea of the valley of the Plat
being a great desert was erroneous. On the
contrary it was the best and greatest beei
producing country in the word. In speak
ing of the Mormons, he said, were very veal
thy, and all their wealth has been acquired
during the last four years, and is owing to the
great overland emigration from the States to
the gold mines in California. In speaking OF
the Mormons he said that Brigham Young
and many of his followers were men of great
business capacity.
He then referred to the benefits which
would be derived from the construction of the
Pacific halfway He urged the merchants of
the East to take the matter in hand, and de-
mand the immediate construction of the road,
and by 80 doing we could cancel the national
debt in less than five years, for the exhaust
less sources of undeveoped wealth there, now
inviting the enterprise of commercial men,
was sufficient to form a golden and silver pill
low for every greenback afoat. There were
also strong political reasons for building the
Pacific Railroad-it would bind the Atlantic
and Pacific together in bonds never to be sew
ered.- Boston Commercial, I'd.
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THIRTY.rwO YEARS IN HARNESS,

THIRTY-TW0 YEARS IN HARNESS,
AND YET
FAIR TRAvELLER!
UNDER the style of
BRIGGS 4 ROGERS,
ROGERS 4 LANGLEY,
BURRUSS, ROGERS 4 LANGLEY,
N. A. THOMPSON l. co,
NOW
w. b. ROGERS CO.,
NO. 20 WIDE WATER AND ROANOKE STREET,
Norfolk, Va,
Importers and Dealers in
WINES,
BRANDIEs,
WHISTLES,
ALE,
And all other goods usually found in a first elias,
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
Which we offer to the Trade and to Consumers al
The Lowest Rates.
W. B. ROGERS l. CO.,
No. 20 Wide Water and Roanoke Street,
feb 2-tf Norfolk
Norfolk Post, Old Dominion, and virginisn
eOpy.1
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No REDUoTloN OF TAx.-rhe Washington

No REDUCTION OF TAx-Ihe Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger says
Your whskey dealers and manufacturers may
set il down as certain that there will be no re-
tluction of the tax upon that article, as suggest
ed in the report Of the tax commission. The
WAYS and means committee are almost IMAM
imously opposed to such reduction, and the
steadiness Of the market in the face of the pro-
position, is pretty good evidence that holders
have no fear of sudden decline of one dollar
per gallon III that popular article.
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TOH W. RE,

GUCTIONEER l. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Formerly Of the Dry Goods firm Of Foster d
Hosrc,)
Begs leave to tender his services in the above
capacities to his friends and the community gen.
orally. Will give particular attention to the sale
of Real Estate, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and all other property, either at Auction pri-
vate sale, making prompt returns of proceeds.
He now occupies the store, No. As south side
East Main street, where he intends to hold Auc-
stoas at Night, at which will be offered great
variety of good and serviceable articles.
This will afford the Merchants of this city and
elsewhere great facility in disposing of surplus
stock to advantage
Gratefully approaching the patronage accorded
in his field feeling assured he can. give salts
faction to all who may favor him with their sup
port an29-2W
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
'rayer by the Rev. DR.. Hopson.

PUBLIC PRINTING.
House bill relative to public printing, &c.
returned from the Senate with amendments,
was referred to the select committee 1t was
subquently returned to the Senate by request
Senate bill to incorporate the Virginia and
North Carolina Land Immigration Society
was passed, with an amendment striking out
the word " General before the name of
VIM Malone
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The Macon Georgia. Messenger says two
thirds of the freedmen in that part of the
South are disposed to go to work, but as a
general rule they are opposed to hiring out to
their former masters They wish to swap
plantations, as that gives them sense of hav-
ing secured their freedom not otherwise attain,
able.
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IMPORTANT TO TOBACCO HoLDERs-We
learn from the National Laelligencer of yester-
day that the Secretary of the Treasury has
issued a circular resembling his order issued
some time ago, suspending the collection of
the revenue tax on manufactured articles in the
hands of the original manufacturers of the
Southern States The circular directs that on
and after the LIST of March 1866, such manu-
features will be subject to the internal revenue
tax, as now assessed, without regard to the
time the goods were manufactured,
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Major General Schofeld received the most
attention from Napoleon aud Eugene, of any
American, at the grand ball recently given at
the Tuileries.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AB- Corrnn Trrs protect the toes of Chill
dren's Shoes. One pair will outwear three with
out Tips. Sold everywhere.
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rumor has gained circulation in Wash
ington that if the Freedmens Bureau bill
shall pass in the House of Representatives in
the same shape that it was received from the
Senate the President will issue proclamation
declaring the privileges of the writ of habeas
corpus restored in all the border States.
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ITO M f A G. A / N .

E. J. GRIFFITH Co. desire to inform the pub
lie that they have returned to their old stand,
lock, where they propose conducting the Hard
soare business in all its various branches, and
more extensive scale than ever.
An experience of tweaty-seven years in the
TT ade in this city has given them idea of the
wants of the people, and they intend giving their
customers the benefit of it. The stock (Which is
being added to daily is well assorted and worthy
the attention of all, and the Proprietors hope, by
liberal dealing and low prices, to secure fair
share of patronage, making No. IL emphatically
the Peoples Hardware Store.
Just received of direct importation from Eng
land Rogerss Woetenholm's Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Trace, Back, and Tug Chains, Curry
Combs, Padocks, Double Guns, &C., American
Shovels, Spades, Forks, Sleeves, Rope, Cotton and
Wool Cards, and Shelf Goods generally on hand.
Merchants, Mechanics, Contractors, Farmers,
Housekeepers, and everybody should examine the
stock 1t No. II, sign of the Paddock, before buy
ing elsewhere.
p. s. Store formerly occupied by US, I'd and Sd
floors, rs Market Square, for rent.
E. j. GRIFFITH CO.,
jan30 Hardware Importers
nRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE AT
Ball respectfully announces that she is prepared
to receive private boarders at SIS per week, with
good accommodations.
Call as above. feb 1-10t
d EMOVA L.-Henry p. worcester
III has removed to No. 81 West Wide Water
street, Tin rear of the Custom House, where he
will continue the General Forwarding and Com
mission business as heretofore. He will pleased
| to see his friends at his location, and hopes
to merit share of their patronage.
E3 A full assortment of Perkins, Stern & Cos
pure California Wines, always on hand and for
HENRY P. WORCESTER,
feb Lin No. 81 West Wide Water Street.
TNYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
GUM ARABIC will be found most pleasant,
safe and speedy remedy for COUGHS, COLDS HoARsE-
NESS, wHoopING COUGH, AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF
arrestng coughs, and the first stages of consump-
ton, has long been known and appreciated by
most families and physicians. Price 80 cents per
bottle at all drug stores.
"Since l introduced it here, several of eur
physicians are prescribing it with the best sue
cess.' II. BUFF Chemist,
feb 2-2m* Portsmouth.
A MEXICAN INSURANCE COM
~ \. Annn., u..t pAN " /. s.oos,o,a... :;
this Company, will be held at the Office, No. AZ
Bank street, on MONDAY AFTERNO DON next,
February S, at 4 o'clock p. IN.
A full attendance is requested.
feb LAT j. G. DEMING, President
46 NOTICE. 46
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LYNHAVEN OYSTERS,
LONDON DOCK BRANDY,
Always on hand, and the
BEST OF SEGARS.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
aSLYNHAvEN OYSTERS -&a
No. 46, Bank Street,
Matt papL
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NJ E w BOOK 8 TO r. e.
CHAS, w, WILSON,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
No. As BANK STREET.
NORFOLK, VA.

NORFOLK, VA,
Would inform his friends and the public that he
has commenced the Book and Stationery business
in its various branches at the above stand, where
he purposes keeping Large and Varied Stock of
Books and Stationery, both Foreign and Domestic
Manufacture.
Believing Bookstore of superior order to be
a felt want of our city, and that our community
will appreciate and sustain such an institution,
choice Leading and Standard Publications of this
country, but also a large stock of Foreign Works,
particularly English Books, of which he has at
present on hand select assortment, to an exami-
nation of which he respectfully invites the public.
The friends of Mr.. j. d. GHISELIN. Jr., will
find him at this store, ready to accommodate their
wants, as in times past.
The long experience of this gentleman in the
trade, warrants the assertion that this Store will
be made par erceUence, "THE Book STORE"
Rhe Store is so arranged that easy access to the
cordially invited to call and examine them whether
they wish to purchase or not They may rely on
always finding on the shelves the choicest selec7
ton of English and American Authors, and ar
rangements have been made for obtaining
promptly, any Book required, American or For
eign, not already on hand.
A List of some of the Books in store will be pub
lished in few days, and regular accessions will
be made to the stock. feb l-tf
YNCHB URIC SMOKING TO-
BACCO.-l, 900 pounds of above, comprising
all the popular grades. Smokers will act wisely
by buying now, as prices will advance.
M. A. Il G. A. SANTOS.
NHECKS-1, $50 dollars on Merchants
" and Mechanics Savings Banh ,. for sale:
feb 3-st LEPAGE BROTHERS,
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have this day taken into Co-partnership with
me my son, GEORGE c. REID, and will continue.
under the firm of Charles Reid Il Son, the Cen
eral Commission business heretofore carried on
by me.
jan27 CHARLES REID.
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WANTS.

w TWENTY LABORERS.
Apply at the Office of the Norfolk and Peters
burg Railroad Company. decIs-tf
WANTED TO CHARTER a Vessel
w to load for an Eastern pert
Jan3l WILLIAM LAMB.
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The President Makes a Stand.

The greaenews of tho week is .emphahcslly The
veto of tseIFfsedmen', Bureau BiitBy the presi-
dent Welay Mr. JonSsOs's vetos ull:length
bsfoto Oursfspders i1 this.issue What sshis BILE
isssei wil;16t no%sasop tosrelatsI;5all Who read
thseto iEl discover ,totheir fdllsa:isf4stion tho
protisionssof the la9nsIroas and iniqaitotuu Bill
it:eondeans. Upfe the9ssssn time we have besp
asonenhat tehafy of singing poahs to The honor
and glory Sof Mr.. toassos. BSf afters s.rreading
this Veto, we do sphoncstly and heartily. The
Radicals arc forcing him to pS, through the
furnace of proof and ho is come out unalioyed
,gald,..,H ,..,Hirsetoia,strong. emphatic, decided; he
asks f9r no alterations or amendments; ho do:s
not:ask that the cost of tho in.titution shall be
limited TO specified SUM, nor its duration to
specified time;7 Hs utterly dcpfocates any extern
sion whatever Of the powers Of the Froedmen's $
iBdreud, asd evidently thinks chat the time has
come for the whole thing 70 pas, away Ii this
document the President leaves nothing 1nsaid
that he should have said apd he saysit MI bold
ly, feareSsly, risoly and we'll Tho warfare be-
tween the, Prcsident and tho Radicals, which the
latter haYs couf.ed, and the former has strivcn
to. .aToid, ha. powscomm ,need openly and in ear:
nest. The mcmbc.s Of Cungrcss wilrhcw' havo
to como out rf.irly and squarely for President
JOHNSON and his policy, or TuAppBUs srsvxss
and his policy. The bill which has been vetoed
'originatcd IN the Senate that body has not con.
Gcmned the veto.
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The Public Whippine: Case.

p 1.-The sentences of Judge Aldrich, passed or
+ the.i4th instant, upon Fox, Armady and Eos
iiter; prisoners found guilty Of larceny the for.
l'Eer TO receive thirty-hine 1ashes at intervals
ofevery .wo months and the latteffive lashes
each at the end of o month, have 'bssn an
tnufied by the military authorities CD the ground
that'they are in violation Of General Sickles'
1 orders, issued on the lst Of January, Para
! graph XVIII, in which says: &. No corporal
fpunishmentsh be'inficted on any person
other thaa minor &C., and that by parent
or guardian. g - ha's tt.'lS- ~. y
r As the case has excited some comment and
created false impression, We give below the
statement of Judge tAldrieH in relation TO his
interview with the Btsyet Brigadier- eneral
commanding the. city = jEeesS = ak so :
On tie evening of Thursday, the 18th. Of
iF iFeorusry, T.called on Mr. !.Dingle, the Depu-. .
ty Sheriff, who is friend. He asked me
what the military, authorities wanted with
me. repliedI did NOT know, as T had not
heard that they1wished TO see me- He tEen
informed nae that about ten or eleven o'cl5ck
q soldier had called at HIS Office, the Sherif's,
inauring for the Judge tbat he replied the
Judge had adjourned tho Court About two
O'clock, the same day the soldier returned
and made the same inquiry. mfr. DineIe
made the same reply, aud asked him what
be wanted withthe Judge; towhlch he an
swereds that General Bennett wished To see
him Oh his Officer Mr.. Dihgle ask..d him If
phperfor the eJadgei He said 40.
Hs was 'therdirected tothe Judges lodgings,f
and,suponibauiry Ehefe, was Informed tkatf
bic Judge %assnot at hons itfe f6th: r. TbJ
diaEssssafieaj jald wis ab6anliiit tie JldgeSI
'cas, AID produced tho 5efeR;ag nosss
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To thfrIerchants of the sonth.

Elsowheren our paper Of to-day will DO found
Card addrsed by seventy odd of the most
widely know most energetic and mast trustwor-
thy bYsinpssirms Of Charleston, S. c., to the
Merchants the South. The country merchants
who psss thigh Charleston to buy one, three or
hre tfousan dollars worth Of goods in Northern
Cities, aredbtless making ascriou, mistake.
They will fiin Charleston, Stores and Ware
houses allod ovsrdowing; they will .be able to
inspect larg elections Of every class of artcles,
whi,h good ste 5or- mercantile experience can
suggests; anfrom this immense variety they
may chooso< Northern prices,s stock Of goods
thai cannot surpassed elsewhere. Such. bar
gains are ofd to purcbasers in Charleston as
they cannot fsibly. obtsin' in New York, Balti-
more or PhielpLia. To say nothing cf avoid:
ing tho oxpeS of the journey EoTthwarl. These
Merchants ,tainly oner such. inducements to
the tradesmof the interior, as should induce
customer to airs to the -Charles.ca mart.
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That brave South Caroliuian who defended
Fort Sumter to the last, and wso afterwards sig
nalized himself upon many red battlefield in
Virginia aid North Carolina, is dead Ten days
ago the payers contained the announcement that
Gen. SrNrIrS RILIoT had accepted a position
from thcS. J. Railroad Company, and had moved,
with his family, TO Aikcn, to enter upon its duties
A wook agdl he departed this life in that place.
His ueralpbsequics took place in Charleston
on the 23rd Was the flag no fought undor at
Sumter wrapped around bis straight and manly
form2 Iiisfas the right to sleep beneath it for.
ever. His Bdy IL dead, but tho touch cs that
flag would sgd into his noble, never-dying soul
a high and htrio,ic thrill. Death garners up
the best ard 0blest Gods will is iihsorutablo
With STEvRs EItlol, .as defender Of Fort
Sumter, this sros5ied dream of life is past now
in H..7en, ibeomcth to him "bu. watch in the
night"-"n lie that is told"
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TfNlWARE
,AEADe'S. Bureau Refugees, Freed
{ - ~ ssen and Abandoned Lands.

DISTRICT WESTERN SOUTH CAROLINA,
=: =, c9tgsH1iS ,gs : 5, g. sE ssb5nasy s lsss'
VByHE Acting Asistan Commissioner conpratu-
IL latos the pfGpters infis District that so m any
have been able 10 secure laborcrs forsthe ooming
year, and hopes, by tho blessing Of Providence,
they may have; ;fall gfapasiesandi an inezease of
swealth FROM. the coming crop. 3sSs1 "
Gentlemen, with desireto rcs.ars confidence
in my District, issue this Communication. 1t is
absolutely hecSssaTy that oil lcontfacis be made in
duplicate, apd unless approved, ,,hy an officer OF
agent'of this Bureau, win be considered null and
void. In the-abscnce oftht piyilcourts, you may
depend on the protection Of. tho military. No
zpnrtiality will bo.showns fGfSsd PERSONS of the
contrary. 0urchiefs Nm ySan He jnsticej fIist as
adopt tho IMMORTAL. creed, " with malice towards
none ami charity fofaIl and ktrive earnestly to
establish peace and good Fiil, and recognizing
the rights Of .oli men, do-ahatwe'can 70 inaueu.
rate for cur country faireg future of happiness
and prosperity.
/; Inis herebysnn ouncsd,tbats freedmsn found
idle or vagrants on the streets Of this city, in tho
coun tyg--ipo feet anywhere whhin the ..:nis of
the DISTRICT Of Westers South Carelpa- after tho
first Of sra6 nsst; NH zsuBjset ssof selves to
arrest, and be compelledto work On Government
plantations, for the surportof the aged and in
Arm freed persons in my Charge
And now cheerfuily ndd . word of ncouragc-
ment toahuso who hasoso xiiltngtn gone to work.
This gives me great satisfaction. You.:.ye many
enemies-many detractors. Heed them NOT but
gork YORK. ,'oorkE lLsboE apdHaitts and sA will
yet bcwpll. DO aIls5on saG ta procure slarge
crop. Great nducemehts4spiendid~ ~nppSiS lni-.
ties-arc offered you. Then g. plough and plant,
dig aud hog cut and gaahsr ;i9r,hS harvest. Let
it be seen that where in s7arery there was raised
blade Of corn or a@pound Of cotton, in freedom
there will be tro
should not be found n;frsedom. Ina word, be
men Keep III good faith atfsyour coStrasts and
agreements remembering always that you are
slayesno longer. aY bile. .guxai s carefully your
"g" rights, be carcjnl not to ro'ate The rights
~ your employers. -" Do unto ,cth.rs as You
would they should do unto you"
- Brevet Brig Gen. and A. A.fC.
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