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PROCLAMATION

BENZ. g. HUMPHREYS, Governor of
IL, the State Of Mis- sissippi, by virtue of the
authority vested in me by the Constitution
and laws of said State, do issue this, my
Proclamation, converting the legislature of
the State of Mississippi, at the Capitol, in the
city of Jackson, on Monday the 18th day Of
October, a. ID. 1866, at the hour of y
O'Clock, NJ.
In testimony, whereof, | have
hereunto set my hand and caused
L. S. the Great Seal of the State of Missis-
} sppi to be affixed, at the Executive
Office, in the city of jackson, this
10Th day of August, 4. ID. 1866.
BENZ. q. HUMPHREYS.
BY the Governor
G. a. BROUGHER, Sec'y Of State. aug16dtd.
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A go d Chance to Make Money
by applying Eznmasstafcay.

TNHE undersigned heing unable, through i'll
Il health, to attend to the business. offers TO
RENT or LEASE the Bar and Billiard Room.
Known As the Gem Saloon" in the town of
Brandon. There is good stock of Wines and
Liquors on hand. which can be had with the
above, Und everything necessary and conveni-
ent for first class Saloon. The House is near
ly new and doing good business. One Bill
Hard Table and one Bagatelle do. nearly new.
Liceuse paid to Aug. 22d. 1867. ANY one
having cash on hand can get a good bargain.
Apply on the premises to
Brandon, sept 20, '66.2w c. III. MEADOWS.
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Carriage For Sale.

A WASHINGTON dispatch says it is
well understood, in the best informed
official circles, that Davis will not be
tried at the October term, and that
his release may be looked for after,
but not till after that time. 1t is stated
that Mr. Reed, on of Davis counsel,
had been authorized by the Attorney
General to say to his client that the
Government would direct his immedi-
ate release on condition of his leaving
the country, never to return, and that
Davis Indignantly rejected the offer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
..7oT,cE no LAND OWNERS.

EXPECT to go North the first Of October october
- . s,lu oIass valley and Upland plantations
Of Parties hrTi e desiring to sell write me either at
rai,,, ~ Z. renada until the 1st of October,
and AFTER that time to New York, care OF Hal;
lowell Prescott Co.. 30 Bro OF tS land f the
Character of, Of the improvements. condition of
fences, &c. sc. Give the numbers oil inc i'iiu
and the price and terms of payment
intend to have descriptions OF tne I'm
printed and sent to Europe. and clrcuIatc" syn
orally throughout the North.
charge six per cent, when sell OF Sehu a., d
nurchaser-but charge nothing unless a Sale
is effected. w NJ. L. NlIIEls7'
Spnt 10.
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CRoPs IN CARROLL CoUNTY.--A friend
writing on business from Carroll coun-
ty, says, in reference to the crops:
''Corn is almost an entire failure.
especially in the eastern portion Of
Carroll. Lam very positive that there
will not be enough made to last until
the blowing season commences. Our
cotton is equally as bad as the corn !;
our early cotton was cut off by the dry
weather, and the late cotton which bid
fair to do something, has been attack
ed by the catepillars, which is fast
stripping the leaves and young boIls
from the cotton"
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PUBLIC RESOLUTION-NO 81.
JOINT RESOLUTION amendatory of a Joint
resolution entitled "a resolution respect
ing buunties to colored soldiers and the
pensions, bounties, and allowances to their
heirs" approved June fifteen, eighteen
hundred and SiXty-siX.
BE it rcsOIrod by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States Of 4ne,iea
in Congress assembled, That the words d" at
the time of his enlistment" at the end of
section one of the resolution respecting
bountes to colOred soldiers, and the ren-
sions, bountics, and allowances to their
heirs" approved June fifteen, eighteen hun
bred and siXty-siX, be- and the same are
hereby, stricken out.
SEC = Ind be It further resolred. That
whenever application shall he made by any
claimant for bounty under the provisions Of
the joint resolution aforesaid, by or through
any agent or attorney, such agent or att0r
ney shall hereafter be required to file with
each claim his oath or affirmation that he
has no interest whatever in said bounty be-
yond the fees for collection of the same
which are hereby fixed and established as
follows, viz: for the preparation aud prose
cution of claims for, and the collection and
remittance OF, all sums not exceeding fifty
dollars the sum of five dollars; for All sums
exceeding fifty and less than one hundred
dollars, the sum of seven dollars and fiftv
cents; and for all sums exceeding one hun
bred dollars, the sum of ten dollars; and
said fees shall include all expenses incident
to the collection of said claims, except the
expense of the necessary affidavits and nota
rial or other Acknowledgements, which shall
be betrayed by the claimant; and anv apent
or attorney who shall charge. directly or in
directly, IN any case, greater sum for his
services IN preparing and prosecuting said
claims and collecting and RENTING the
amount due, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and shall, upon conviction. be
punished by line not exceeding three thou
SAND nor less than one thousand dollars. and
shailI be forever excluded from prosecuting
military or naval claims against the govern
ment.
SEC. 3. Ind be it further resolred That
I'D case the payments shall lie made in the
Iorhl OF check, order, or draft upon any
paymaster, national bank, or government
depository, 1t shall be necessary for the
claimant to establish, by the affidayits of
Two credible witnesses, that he is the iden-
tlcai person named therein; but in no case
snail such checks, orders, or drafts he made
hesotlaoie until after such Identification.
SEC. a. And be ii further resolred. That If
shall not be lawful for any soldier to trans
Ter, assign, barter, or sell his DISCHARGE for
the purpose of TRANSFERRING assigning. har
tefing, or selling any interest in any bounty
under the provisions of said resolution. and
an such transfers, assignments. barriers or
sales heretofore made are hereby declared
nun and void as to any rights intended So tn
be conveyed by any such soldier ~
Approved, july &c IS66
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The New York World says, the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's second
letter bothers the Tribune nightly,
and the only response it can make is
to reproach the writer for aiming a
blow at the life of the Republican
party" No doubt the Republican
party is good thing for the Tribune !;
but Mr.. Beecher seems to be of the
opinion that the life of the nation is
of a good deal more consequence.
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Tan Yard and Farm for sale
IN CARROLL COUNTY

'THE undersigned offers for sale his excellent.
4 ~ arranged Tan Yard, near Carrollton. in
ctudlng two and one-half acres, good shelters
tools, and about 100 pieces Of leather in tan :
800 acres of first rate upland, three miles
south east from CarIoIton, on the Walden
road-6O acres in cultivation. good springs
ana well, and well timbered He will sell
crop, stock and implements. Possession given
immediately. Titles perfect.
jed Won. HAS r R0zEII
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New CoTToN.-The first bale of new
cotton brought to this place arrived
yesterday, and was bought by Messrs.
Prewett IL Roberts for 274 cents per
pound-the purchaser paying the tax.
1t was planted, cultivated and picked
by the daughters of Mrs. Eliza Pickett.
near Pushmataha, Ala. No danger of
starving from abject poverty while our
women display this sort of industry.
We have not the pleasure of their ac-
quaintance, but suppose them to be
the sisters, daughters, or perhaps wild
ows, of some deceased Confederate
soldiers, and left without any one to
support them; and that they, after a
sensible survey of the situation, deter
mined that while the earth should
produce something upon which to live,
they would not beg or die from star
vatlon. May the Lord prosper them,
and when they marry may they be
blessed with good Observation-Disclosures
dale Times.
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WEEKLY RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Transient advertisements, first insertion 81 80
each subsequent insertion, IS cts. per square.
All business notices of advertisements to be
charged twenty cents per line il more than one
square ten cents per line, each insertion.
Legal notices will be charged in all cases tran
sient advertisements.
NJ, roof of publication made till the advertise
men, paid for.
advance
An bills with regular advertisers shall be rem
dered monthly.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

ENBE Officers and Members Of Silas Rrov,n
IL Lodge, No. %, are hereby summoned TO
meet at the newly fitted apartments. 3d story
CITY Hall ,elFRIDAY EVENING. DIST insf
at early eaRSile light for the purpose of confer
ring Degrees on those who have been elected
ana who ma 1Spresent themselves. Members
OF other Lodges and sojourning Brethren are
fraternally invited to attend.
AMOS Il. JOHNSTON. w. NJ
GEO. a. SMYTHE, Secy. sep19 3t
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FOR SALE.

EhiAI HOUSE AND LOT nearly opposite
IL the Washington Hotel in the civ Of Jarl,-
SON sol mississippi, together with the Livery sta
Also, that small house on the corner below
sald livery stable, now occupied as a residence
by Mr.. Spencer
TERMS, CASH; or, one-third cash-the bal
ance on one and two years time. For further
particulars apply to
sePtf9.30t JAMES Il. YERGER.
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We find in the Mnridion ~

" find in the Meridian Messenger
statement that some fatal disease nro,
paDly cholera was prevailing at the
hospital and Negro Asylum, near Lau
derdale Twenty deaths had oc-
Cured last week. A case is mentioned
OIL woman, who went to where her
husband was digging grave to carry
MS Gunner. While there she complain
eel OF being very unwell, and had to be
helped home. Before sunset she ex-
PRED.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ASftce.

~ IOLEN from the undersigned in jackson.
- on the 9th of September, one darII coIorej
morse MI LIZ, abont eleven wears old. medium
SIZE. long hair, scar on right shoulder.
Also, BRIGHT BAY MARE about twelve
years Old, IN low order, and with a sore back,
e "a so9u SIZE, scar on the right jaw. also,
lump ON her left flank. ANY information of
the above stock sent to me at Morton. so that |
can get the same will be literally rewarded by
sep2V % WILLIAM HALLIDAY.
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ARMY Records

RLANKS for the preparation of Nissi.sipni
AS Company Rolls can always be had on an
plicahon to the undersigned The survivors
OF Mississippi commands. in the Confederate
service, are earnestly requested to cooperate i'm
the collection of matelial for full and fair
Record of the part taken by our State in the
late war. J. l.. POW ER.
sepOdt Supt. Army Records
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An advertisements over I'VE squares anC less than
one column will be charged in the same proportion
as the above rates
business cards of less than Eve lines will be CLASH
FED and published months for $50 o.; and for
wear for $50 co. For less than six months they will
be charged at the rate of FIVE dollars PEI month All
business cards and advertisements for three months
and less time must be paid for in advance
p
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BOARD W auEed.

\ a private family, during the session Of the
n Legs l1ture, for a member of the senate
and his lady. Also. board in a private family
for member of the House
Apply to j. J.. Power, at this office.
sepl6dtf.
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Ex,,,cts from yartousLetters.

81 had 10 appetite; Magsicl's Pills gave me
aheartV one"
'.Your Pills are marvellous"
81 send for another box, and keep them i'll
the house."
"Dr Maggicl has cured my headache that
was chronic"
II gave half of one of your Pills to my babe
for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got
we'll in day
''My nausea Of morning is now cured
"Your box OF Maggicl's Salve cured me of
noises in the head. | rubbed some of your
Salye behind my ears, and the noise left
send two boxes. | want one for poor
family"
Il enclose dollar, your price is p cents, but
the medicine to me is worth dollar
"Send me five boxes of your Pills"
LET me have three boxes of your Pills by
seturn mall
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BRYSON
sEcoR. CASTOR NEsIIER.
Brown is at his Post !

A ND though he has many foolish ways. he
"a will stumble on good things occasionally
For in>tancche has everything that is good and
healthy to eat, and Lime till YOU can. rest.
Us Receiving FRESH MEAL every week.
snnt. i = Slihlht1tNN
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Towne's Arithmetic.
VHE ABOVE BOOZE,

ENiE ABON z BOOE> Az
Eiectroiyped and Boaa
kentucky. Their mecha5i
eNcelled by any book, n
published in the United -.
comparison with any book,e.
CARDS the quality ofmsttrrtg..
are being rapidly adou.el +.
parts of the South. A>frir.
ton in which they are brlA v
the endorsements recently
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From /. y. UENFE. Pr.
College, Clinton
I'VE have been Using theg
Readers, six in number. n
department for some Year,
pleased with them"
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From Rt. Rev. W. NJ Er-
Mississippi, Columbus:
IL am greatly pleased within
am glad to see nothing of n,.
which has generally di>tfnn.
cations from the Northern r--..
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DE TRUE TO YOUR TEETH and they will be
true TO you. Never will you meet false ones
IL you use the SozoDoNT, morning and eve
ming. 1t imparts indestructibility to the enam-
ell, keeps 1t white and spotless, and wonderful
ly improves the breath.
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NOON REPORTS.
The Cleveland Convention.

Resolutions Declaring the Object of
the Soldiers IN Taking up Arms.
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TERMS

Rstes of subscription; Daily per annum in ad-
vance gu o. half yearly IS 90 quarterly 50 90.
weekly, per anBum 81 90 half yearly 81 80
Any person sending us a club of i've subscribers
IN daily OF weekly, paid in advance viii receive an
extra copy of the paper for the time paid for
DAILY RATES or ADVERTI SING.
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From WM. ;. You've, p-
Female Seminary. Nick,hur
II have no hesitation in y-
opinion the Goodrich Raib
superior to all other ,imiarE.
which ! am acquainted, ami
backed ~ their Use mmys,h
to all rivals"
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The following is an interesting case of Il man
employed in an Iron Foundry. who, IN pouring
melted iron into a flask that WAS damp and
wet. caused an explosion. The melted iron
was thrown around and on him in Il perfect
shower. and he WAS burnt drcadlully. The fol-
lowing certificate WAS given to me. by him,
about eight weeks after the accident
NEW YORK, Jan. Il. 1866.
NV name is Jacob Hardy l am an Iron
Founder: | was badly burnt by hot IRON III
November last my burns healed, but | had
arunning sore on my leg that would not heal !;
| tried NIaegiel's Salve, and it cured me III
few weeks This is all true, and anybody can
see me ut Jacl>son's Iron W orh~, 2d Avenue.
j. HARDY. 1t9 Gocriek street.
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MRS. WEI. III. KELLS
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
WILL OPEN A

- ~ sile ihSf W EDNESDAY Of October. next
~ the bulidlng on the corner below Mrs. Ju-
iienne's residence. = scf9sw ~
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Il have been using Your sri.
Readers. edited by Noble Rrf-.
English GrammmS. and linda
entity adapted to our course
State"
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MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP.
By Saving and Using your Waste Grease.
BUY ONE BOX OF TIE
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Cos

A line of Ocean steamers has been
established between Liverpool and
Memphis. 1t is expected that six
steamers will engage regularly in that
trade.
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From Rev. JOIN HUNTER "A
Public schools. jackson.
The trustees of the publ
meeting some days aga, g0.
ously to introduce the ,aEig, "a 4
by Noble Butler. a, the bc,tw-
edge. They Will be iuUojn
Buffers Grammars, az The b,
session"
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II, 1866.
"SUAiNiERVILiE
Principal
From Rev. q. VI EYEGHi
Tntollircupo1. Cbar1oftp. Nc

L rom Key. u. VI ~ E".-
Intelligcnccr, Charlotte, N.J /
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., q /
depted to the author for q
bic treatise. We have lCoa
some degree Of care, and
nouncc it the best AI-e
ever saw. In years gone
Mathematics: and claim 81
for or against Mathemai.a4
cNamincd the book us atr
editor. The features to "-
attracted. were
lst. The progressive cH
tiSe. Not that every t.r
science il otherwise than ].
mean that from The merf|
thor develops each prinal
those preceding. In pIaIhg
50 fashioned. that the nsN
sheer necessity. The pu.
constantly accJmulating p
he Is made familiar. Im'
pie references i'm cOnncriioA
proceeding truths and dem
The next feature paria4
the simplicity of Language
clGlrness of style. Inc '
numbered with obscurii'
The idea is always con',,+
rectness that mustcomlll'l
Gator. An the demon'iIl'
as web Us the definitions
not "far-fetched."
A Sd feature thatWe ~,
One fact follows the otlsI
tive order. As'm Alge.'il-
the whole ground Of that
Schools and Accidents SIX
scientifically and prat'l'-
work known to u. r
The work is admirao!!
Morton noble ana u ''
first-class publisher.
~orprcr OF SURF. OF r.
New Orleans :. n
VIM. Evelyn, Esd ~.
examined. at different li'.l ;,sr l
cradle care. Tewne's An, A.
which you were Kind e9 }I-
opinion tits one Of the ple1.s.rapr /
met with. In the aTral!illi;,;or.
the clcarness Of it, delIu.' d
ciples, and in the clara,e'- in
illustrate those principl;5b sol
tionale-in its size, hu,5 rI;,lsa
ments ola text book 90 81; - q
diate and Grammar sem
possess unusual eXceIie.hI,, he 81
Can you inform me 4 -,
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With Il primary ana FL hi
present work part tnll .be ~
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Your Tvs. 3 /
supt- I. >
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our books are for ss s,s !
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sep4d&w1m.
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e~zy-Iet all who can believe facts, and can
have faith in evidence, read the following
TNOW ALL MEN By THESE Ilthor
N entS, That. on this, the twentieth DAY OF
I119e in the wear of our Lord, one Thousand
I1iabt Hundred and SiNtv-SiX. personally came
JnScph Havdricl to me, known As SUCH anu
being duly sworn, deposed as follows; lat
he i the Sole general agent for the United states
n,,d denenIences thereof for preparations or
a,aJicipeS known as pr MaggieFS Pills and
Salve. and that the following certificates are
verhatim copies to the best of his knowledge
and belief. ,,,,,rr,,
IS~ Notary Public,
@@ Wall Street. New York.
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From Rev J. &. HNlRrm0
Meridian Female Conrge.
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Investigation Of Brcnham Riot.
REPORT TOT COL. MASON,
n Z " Y orr NJ ARK EFT S
LATEST ny THE CABLE.
LTVERP COL MAJ KETs.
FREN OH CIR CULAR
ST. PETERSBURG DISPATCHES.
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F r f. N OH CIR GU LAR
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From A. ID. MCNOY anil |.
Principals of Classical school
THE Readers are not ,UTa-
liShcd, being composed ofthea
appropriate selections, mtr
pill, and free fIom any oWe
Just the books to place in d
Southern pupils"
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JUNE 7, INOV.
DIR. MAGGIEL:-I take my pen to write you
of my great relief and that the awful pam IN
nv side has left me ut last-thanks to your
medicine Oh. Doctor. how thankful am that
enough | thank you again and again and am
sure that YOU are really the friend Of all ,uder-
ers could not help writing To you, and nope
II6 Avenue d.
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LIvERP 0OL MAR KETs.
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so MI ETHlNC N { w
UNDER THE SUN.
NEW ERA IN MEDICINE.

~ Let the Suffering and Diseased read the
following.
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II Let all who have been given up by DOC
tors. and spoken o: as incurapie' re"u the loi-
lowing.
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ST. PETERSBURG DISPATCHES.
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This is to certify that l was discharged from
the with Chronic DarrhWa, aud have been
cured by Dr. Naggjcl'S Pills.
WILSON HARVEY,
Now York. April !. 1866. = Flu street.
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From Il. i. LAREABEE. Pr \
bus Female Institute Z
Il have adopted Butler 6r
ler's Goodrich Readers, MN
house. | give them the Ut .
others, and hope they will
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LATEST ny THE CABLE.
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From THOMAS :. GATHE
GI111,,,a Institute

From THOMAS :. GATUErI
Summerville Institute:
The Goodrich Readers.
Butler, and Buffers GrmHr
amined by Professor John "A
self. and we have no hc>itatI
them good books ali you gy
your house publishes Of then
adopted rs textbook, in lsi
am particularly pleased wItID
for the use of advanced class
academies.
one lesson in the Fifth Re9aU I
of a full set. | allude to the
advertisements.
THOMAS , f
April II, 1866.
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L Have Over 200 Such Testimonials
As this, but want of space compels me to con-
..Irr.l
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SCHoo,

COMMON SCHOOL pu,
s" Pages Bo
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The New Goodrich S..
'e etA.
by Noble Butte,
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n E W YORK NJ RKETS