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Completion of an Artesian Well at Chi
capO.

CHICAGO, November s-For some time
past workmen have been engaged in boring
an artesian we'll at the Union Stock Yard in
this city. To-day, at a debth of 1850 feet,
they struck vein of pure water, which is
flowing at the rate of three hundred and six
ty barrels day. The success of the enter
prise caused much excitement, and vastly
pleased those who had commenced and car
ried the undertaking to completion.
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CHAP. LXXXII.
IN Act imposing Duty on live Anima

Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Rep
resentatiyes ofthe United States of America in
Congress assembled, That on and after the pas
sage of this act, there shall be levied, collected,
and paid, on all horses, mules, cattle, sheep,
hogs and other live animals imported from for
eign countries, duty of twenty per centum ad
vaiorem: Provided, That any such animals now
bona fide owned by resident citizens OF the United
States and now in any OF the provinces of British
America may be imported into the United States
free of duty until the expiration of ten days next
after the passage of this act.
Approved, May 16, 1866.
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A CARD.

AT THE SOLICITATION OF SOME OF
N my friends Senators elect, offer myself
candidate for the post of Assistant Clerk of the
Senate.
promising, if elected, faithful and satisfactory
discharge of all tie duties of the office.
QUENT. BUSBEE.
Raleigh Nov g. 1866 99-td.
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CHAP. LXXXIII.

An Act to change the Place Of holdingthe Courts
of the United States for the northern District
of Mississippi
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Re
personalities of the United States of America IN
Congress assembled, That the district courts OF
the United States for the northern district OF MIS-
sissippi, now required to be held at the town of
Pontotoc shall hereafter be held at the town OF
Oxford, in said State,
Approved, May Ii, 1866.
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No MeteOrS,

There was no shower of meteors ON Tues
day night last, as predicted.
The prospect is that tonight wednesday,
will be too cloudy to perceive them, if any
display should be made.
Upon the. whole it looks as if the prophets
were at fault. We incline to think the ex-
hibition has been postponed.
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AIRLINE Route Between Philadelphia
and Norfolk.

FORTRESS MONROE, November 1.-THE
steamer City of Norfolk arrived at Norfolk
yesterday afternoon from Annamessex, Mary
land and connected with the express train
going South on the Seaboard and Roanoke
railroad. She had about twenty five passen-
gers and considerable freight. This is the
first trip made, and the airline route from
Norfolk to Philadelphia is now open for trav-
ell. The City of Norfolk is an iron steamer,
and was built at Wilmington, Delaware. She
is over one thousand tons burden.
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CHAP. LXXXVI.

An Act to prevent and punish Kidnapping
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
kidnap or carry away any other person, whether
negro, mulatto, or otherwise, with the intent that
such other person sbal be sold carried into in
voluntary servitude, held as a slave; or if any
person shall entice, persuade or knowingly in
duce any other person to go on board any vessel
or to any other place, with the intent that he or
she shall be made or held as slave, or sent out
OF the country to be made held, or shall in
any way knowingly aid in causing any other per-
son to be held, sold, or carried away, to be held
or sold as slave, he or she shall be punished, on
conviction thereof, by fine of not less than five
hundred nor more than five thousand dollars, or
py imprisonment not exceeding five years, or by
both of said pqnishments
SEC. 2 And be it further enacted, That if the
master or owners, or person having charge of any
'e7sei' snail receive on board any other person,
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THE EYE AND EAR.-Those who suffering
from deafness or diseases of the Eye should avail
themselves of the opportunity now offered for
obtaining relief by consulting Dr. Gardner, (form-
erly of London, Eng.,) now of New York, who
will visit Raleigh on Saturday, Nov. 24th and re-
main until Thursday, the 29th. The Doctor comes
highly recommended by the press of the different
cities he has visited. Read his advertisement in
another part of the paper. S9-tnoy28.
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STATE OF NoRTH-GARoLINA,
TpPksJrIy DEPA RTMEN(P

RALEIGH, Nov. 9th, 1861
I'm COMPLIANCE WITH AN ORDER OF
L the Board of Internal improvements, dated
Oct. 9th, 1886, sealed proposals will be received
by the Undersigned until 1st of December, 1856,
for $5o,O of coupon bonds of the State Of N
c., dated Oct. LIST 1856, running thirty years and
issued on account of the Western North Carolina
Railroad Company-said bonds being Oh the DC
nomination of 81 600
- KEMP P. RATTLE,
Public Treasurer.
Nov IN 1865 10t-td.
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Judge BartOl's Decision.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.
Judge Bartol has just rendered his decis-
ion in the case of the imprisoned or new Com
missioners. He sustains the power of the
Governor to remove the old Commissioners.
Great cheering in the Court room by the
friends of the Governor and the new Com
missioners.
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President johnson Gives One Thousand
Dollars to q Freedman,s Schoal.

The Secretary of the Treasury has sold the
Marine Hospital, at Charleston, s. c., to the
Protestant Episcopal Society of that City, to
be used as an orphans. home and school for
the education of freedmen's children Pres
ident johnson has subscribed 81 600 to the
fund to enable the society to make the pur-
chase.
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Yard has been changed from the Goth No
vember to Monday, the Sd December, 1866.
The sale Will take place on the day last
named.
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S1O REWARD.

Absconded from the Work House Nov. 18th,
Kincheon billiard, freedman, height feet inches,
complexion dark, stout built, supposed to weigh
160 lbs, teeth bad, whipped scars on back, age "a
years, quick spoken, when frightened he has an
brown hat and muddy shirt and pants from brick
yard
November, Is, 1866 1o3-6t.
Progress copy times
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Attention is directed to the advertiser emit
of Maj. John M. Crenshaw, in the Stand ard
of to-day, offering sash saw and gearing for
sale.
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N. C. Rail Road Meeting.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
"A of the North Carolina Rail Road Company
will be held in Raleigh, on Wednesday, the 18th
day of December next for the purpose ofconsider
ing the Bylaws and Regulations proposed by the
committee, and also such amendments to the
Charter as may be suggested.
A punctual attendance, either in person or by
proxy, is earnestly requested.
THOMAS WEBB, President.
Raleigh, Nov. IL, 1866. lO2-td.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON November H.
Turpentine.-Has declined % cents, and
$50 bbls. changed hands to-day at 81 IS for
virgin and yellow dip, and 30 371 for hard,
y $50 lbs.
Tar-Sale of 1873 bbls. at So So b bbl.-a
decline of Is cents.
Timber -Three RATS sold at So for infer
ior, and $40 % NJ. for fair MILL
The market is dull for Spirits Turpentine,
Rosin and Cotton, and no sales reported
Journal.
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Just RECEIVED!

lust RECEIVED!
e at No. ~ Fayetteville Street,
BLASTING POWDER AND FUSE,
Rifle and Canister Powder for sporting,
G. D. and Water Proof Caps,
Bird Squirrel and Buck Shot, by the bag or
pound,
Patent Balances and other Scales.
j. BROWN, with
HART & LEWIS.
Raleigh, Oct. 10, 1866. S8-tf:
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HOUSE.
The Old Hutchins StandI

Having rented the old eHutchins House." on
Newbern Street, about 300 yards east of the Capt.
toll, l am prepared to accommodate eighteen or
twenty members of the Legislature with comfor
table board.
The House has been thoroughly renovated and
refitted, and is now in excellent order.
ALI that is necessary to constitute good boar
ding house, good table, clean rooms and atten-
tive Servants, shall be provided
MRS. MARY WATSON.
November, 15 1866. lost
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Nov. 10, 1866.
TNsIrRANCE AGAINST FIRE,

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE,
AND THE PERLs OF INLAND TRANS
rortation.
UNDERWRITER,SA AGENCY,
Composed of the Ge,ma,tsa, Haaersr, MGgta
and Republic Fire Insurance Companies, Ne"
York. Csnital over So, 900, coo.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, s. CO.,
oct 6tf1b Agents.
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STATE OF TH-CAR0LINA,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RALEIGH, Nov. 9Th 1866.
Rosin Beds For Sale.

Rosin Beds For Sale.
T WILL RECEIVE PROPOSALS UNTIL
the purchase OF the rosin beds owned by the State
in the County of Johnston
The prncip pal of these beds are one called the
Baiiey bed, worked last winter By Ayera, Beck
with & Co, and one called the Woodall bed,
worked last winter by John L. Banks, each sup
posed to contain several thousand barrels of rosin
KEMP p. BATTLE,
Public Treasurer
Nov. 10, 1866. 1o1-w6ltwtd-
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Candidate for Engrossing Clerk.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Thomas b. Long. Esq, of Chatham,
candidate before the Legislature for the Office
of Engrossing Clerk.
Nov. Is, 1885, 1O3-tf
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Assistant DOorkeeper to the House of
Commons.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Thee. N. Ramsay, of this City, as Il
candidate for Assistant Doorkeeper to the next
House of Commons. 2O-td
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DoN'r SLIGHT YOUR TEETH-Remember that
upon their labor the health of the stomach de-
ponds. Keep them perfect, and, in order to do
so, manipulate them with brush, dipped in the
Fragrant SozOdot, once or twice day.
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PUBLIC ACTS.

ANDREW JOHNSON, President. LA FAYETTE
S. FOSTER, President of the Senate. LA
FAYETTE s. FOSTER was elected President
of the Senate pro tenepore on the seventh
day of March, and so acted until the end
of the Session. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
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old THINGS MADE NEW.

1 HAVE A FIRST RATE SASH SAW AND
gearing, put up by Messrs. Tsppy Lumsden 81 Co.,
would like to sell; not having sufficient water
power to work it. Apply to
JNO. NJ CRENSHAW
Forestville, N. C..
Raleigh, Nov. Is, 1866 103-atpd.
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Principal Clerk to the Senate.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Joseph A. Engelhard, of New Hano-
yer, as a candidate for reelection Principal
Clerk of the Senate.
Nov. TO- 1866. 101-td.
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New Advertisements.
r I'VE STOCK AT AUCTION.
Monday of Cont Week.

WILL BE SOLD AT ToWLEs' AUCTION,
sale to commence at 101S O'Clock:
One excellent family Horse, 10 years old
One Yoke Oxen years old, as large and as fast
as any in the State, very desirable for heavy haul
ing. JAMES NJ. TOWLES, Auct'r.
Raleigh, Nov. Is, 1866. 103-2tpd.
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Avs OF THE UNITED STATES,

Passed ait tie First Session, sohich s0as begun
and held at the City of Washington, IN the
District of Columbia, on Monday, the fourth
day Of December, a. D. 1865, and ended on
Saturday, the tacenty- eigttbdl day Of july, A.
ID . 1867 - - .
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CHAP IxxXyII.

An Act to establish Post Route from West Al
burgh, Vermont, to Champlain, in the State of
New York and for other PURPOSES.
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Jri- M25eeklg Standard.

RALEIGH. N. g.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1866.
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The Day i. we.,eb..sr ,s,,,,.

fbfisims' "a sIlroftais'y eelsbraief Throughout
wsschss,er county ~ White T,as sfs0i bali -
given on chr stmss ., Lsssys,t. Bsu - - mem
btfs a Hope RnFiue 1grnrsby Ne ~ - tnms
evening The fpembcs ~ isdy wssunrfar FNrits
Company Va u uofri.anis bsli fsli " weTrissn
Han ~ The village " Wssfrartfra ftfff ~ Il -
yesisrisg 20 az tuig,i ~ Nff-t nss 80 frnse
mates ~ the tatt0lle EfsierBfY ~ ffss sx au9f
lhe management n ~ ives. Fres4sts - iba ssiifH.
tor. target comrmnY ffcn NofTissris = ~ - -.
c.rslon 10 Carroll PARK snf sn1ftsf ftom usriem ~
Wet ysfut rhs cv rafssd ~ qasuy ~
arrest ~ three ma ntNa A. Msf .Rais
yasirfisy r'faing bsissen t-eifs So 90 c'figek.
i1Y lsealirs toe psarr ~ TNtNV4l MfHrts
fhe name ~ fhs panles wtgsf. wya- sss
Hgg.f Ths former US d4sxassd Az siefcaslsn -
tuef vhich ferlitse . fffs ffht stf etfef q fh*
sfIest fhr rioters yn teing hfrughf bsf1se t@afeN
usrpgsnsa 'hsy o. sxrtHssef sgrruw y ~hat haf fea
- rel snd pieafQd ~ sfruse that thsy
81 A ChysfnsR sff~e Ths Eln1 htsflnf tefM# .@..
ALTERED fha sfsflftrNs rnsoss N1t Y~af sf Ht
t0 - ta.sffy isthv 81 - eEsfFbytg u Erttl
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uesLe a WAITS, orphan A,,,um.

Christmas day tsske Watts Jptin House uio,h
street, va . merry one. Tue Superintendent, never
bshi0d N his duties, was busy for weeks Ia advance
making brspsrsiions Tor The children TO have merry
time ami they, With their happy scss a. they wished
merry Christina to every passr.by, told that his
efforts bad not been useless The "bisNs' usher.
mems horns' that startie the citizens of the
CITY ware not needed thcfe 10 help tho din OF their
hearty voices. During the day many whose school
boy dsys" are over cond he seen moving sbout with
fond rscolleciions OF the pss, viewing with silent
the dipped below the palisades the children wers
called tog her and marched 70 The psyfpom there
gregsi nc with ovfui carols round tbs Christmas
fhs evening passed. with Dialogues md fpneng win
occasional Joke from Santa Claus, who u sho1d ~
known, spent tbs evening there. The children, alter
receiving their presents With q klys and good Iignt
from ss1, trpp~i OF 70 bel 20 dresm of happy Nsw
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The mep q ih's pcs' ccnss'ing of seue three taa.
dred and Amy marines gEder he comAsEd ~ to,ssi
ghailsworih, werc treated - boanitfui aansr coo.
sistng ~ turke,M geese and poultry ~ aii kinds
ale ~ wholes0fns quantity ~ = "a the uson al
down 10 dnrer "a their dinar hall fr1ln s1fa@
hundred and thry feet IN ieurth--tso rows n tables
running The whois Isugth ~ the hall The r.puaf IN
which the cdiblss dEsppesred showed hOx ne ap
precisiei the t0mnig ~ tncig sari. wh0e erstsr
they had fought a. preserve Tsf4lr roiisF Tse ufFs
Ocer 81 the Igsf AMI frueus.i WaNaer UAcsf ~ ~
bay under whose psrtonsl snpervisan us dihnsf ..
scrgsd coa'ub4tsd al n tlsf IcwfI 70 ltt alran-,s
which the MARINES cpjoycd
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The Day iu The Theatres.

To many sood folks proper celebration Of Christians
without the enjoyment of theatrical cntsrta nment
duripz the afternoon svenng would seem mpossi.
bic a. tho observance OF Thanksgiving day whoat the
time honorcd sccompanimonl Of turkey dinner The
prospect of "a Jam A. any one or tbs avorp es,ab.
h-hments Is ba, greater incentive 10 their attendance
and rush for N. bor oncs whose destructive result,
would bs evidenced by torn dIcs mansloi bonnet,
bu, adds to the pleasure derived from tbs representation
within. Moreover the programmes u the perform.
ances are cemprchensss OF the ob0cst selections from
the - p,,fe,,, and ctFs,mN thes,ress lnvsrsbiy
OF longer duration ,hsn iho,. taking place oa ordinary
on, y Ne iced no, won;er tia, places of a,nuas
men, we're more crowded lat evening thaa uausi
although AZ r1any u The moas popular The anditnoes
az ,s.tnr Tie sstlciy OF no hoI.e by psc king tho
spectators ~ nav and improved process. Ths
theatres we're sensraly extremely well Isifoazed Al
rr0aDwsf
soon ghlngls sLufasd sr1nnf aDd iugriref " tlt
state N W wiusiow h-ath, WITH hs uslal qusla'ness
on manner While The Live Indian )dmpei about s''er-
tenns hs warwhacps. drinking whisxsy ard sfnosnE
cigar. with utter rscklessncpi . ~ cysrequsncss A.
ruE .Tr Ylns fnK4rxE
the adventures ~ csntraon rsuearsf afternoon
and cvenug t1d % spienfd s'tnerf sni eoainmes
irsnsporsi ihe spectator y nos drscsiy a'o err sod
st esst MO lsflAan lay hguse ~ ~ ch ~@nie mifa
Gle 80 .hry sccsmplishei A.
lug fmuw rA.cas,
Dss. M .tsr \ ,Ss Rssn.1, Tih w as faraSs, ysri'
cnol .Nae sess's snf rns ps'is n ths cAv
fsx sistf tut.~t.
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maj q 40 ~ fsy H. Nas.ssUsrtgs~y eelsilffsk
lhs t'sgrams ~ sssa.ss. 49," sf'sFsoos 30
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which wns decorated for tho with festoons %
eveereens md owers nierspersd here AMI there with
appropriate scripurnl When spirltu, well
fare OF the conyacscent had properly
!or they adjocrued TO the several wards, where an
abtndanf rcpast WAS served up, consisting OF roast
turkey. chicken vegetables. tea, cone, fruit,
cake, Sc. uader tho supervision OF tho warden.
Mr. Brcnna0. Tho walls hsvng recently becu
whiiened, and the tables spread with such pro
fusion OF good things" lent an appearance OF
cheerulncss TO the institution most unusual whero
many scky and emacia,od creaisres take refuge for
gratuitous medical treatment
The Commissioners OF Charities and Correction were
present. and visied tho wards while tho dinner in
progress Later in tho afternoon those Of the pat cnts
who were able TO bc out OF bed treated TO musical
entertainment. embracing chose sciectloQs from
Verdi, Beethoven, Wallace, Balfe, Sc.
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Through ths coartey OF tho Chldren's AID Society.
tho Cottage Place School, No. eos Bcccker street.
placed st the disposal Of the Coorsd Mission School, of
Iaurens street. for The purpose Of entertaining tho pa
pills with Christmas dinner The school was sslab-
ised about ten years ego, aud has about two hua
dred pupils and l. under the immediate patronage of
the Fourteenth street Scotch resberss church There
rsIs Qse ~ " two hundred children present yesterday
Drs. 3pzulding aud 5utpham, captain Hart and Mr..
Lucius Hart. The superintendent, Mr. Peter Hart
ered himself TO his utmost 10 for bis little coorsd
pupils all the pleasure, 10Y and happiness possible His
sxsrtons we're duly appreciated and the merry, ringing
laugh with which each hailed every new ptcssntatou,
seemed to be acknowiedget by him as surepi recou-
psnss Tor oil his laborA
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Tbt day observed ss~pG.iaz mtassi !. -. ..
sas HsrYhA Religious ssttiscs y. he'a - ~
log - r.s-r os~iBer.u. y n ssss,ssa. \ ,s .sGs
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We have Eeceivsi ths foil01la. eomnlnlsiti5a from
tie pltsa.s oi tbs Charity Hospital. B.sesrs,rs
70 ruT rpiros or rnx nyrILp.
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Indu.trial sch..l Festival.

ms Chldrens AID Society have established nftsen
schools lodging houses for poor we'll inclined boys
and girls in various parts Of the city Many OF those
institutions Of origin and during the short
period OF their establishment havs accomplished great
amount Of good During the Christmas holidays a num-
Der OF festivals for the benot OF tho children 10
nectlon with these schools, will tako place. ycster.
day at the school located 81 tho Intersection of Twenty
fourth street AMI Eighth avenue, spcadd repass
served up at which about sixty boys sat down 70 dine
The superintendent Mr. John Gourlay, a the cose of
the festival distributed quantity OF clothing consisting
principally OF undershrs Shirts vests and Shoes The
boys were highly delighted As each one received his
"chrstmas this Last gift altogether pcctcd
With the exception Of the celebration at the newsboys
lodging house. Fulton stroei this ths only hoo
under the jurisdiction of the Children's Aid Society,"
which held yesterday. Late In the month the
holiday festival will OF In the remaining schools
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pfsfrarr reser.iLIr rsed
10 a8Eff1t ftelss htsNf sH*
~ ntas 80 80 -
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Tho Messrs Setson gave yesterday thef ChrstDss din
ncr their employees The banquet took pacs the
House. when about hundred and twcnty.a guests
gathered around the board did honor 70 tho
and 10 the generosity OF their hosts
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surnptuous feast or music which Mr. Bsrgs offered them
70 the plum pudding and turkey awaiting them ~ home
The New York herald., 1866-12-26

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