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From among the very ha,,rring Tes,i
moninls al -m'ucn, Professor and Organ
i-ls. We giv- he following ex ract-:
The pedals ] c"n.ri'" TO b. unrpproach
able 10 their beautiful sm"",h quality"
Wm. a King
at is a grand, good Instrument, md Ioes
credit the builder"
II. &. F"Iger, Troy. NY.
"Th.v are among The fines, Instruments
manufactured eiIh-r in tni, copairy or u
broad"
VIM Berg. }. MosentLrI, Aptomas
The" have given universal satisfaction "
w T. Ha"ley, FoI du' lac, Wis
There is q peculiarly sweet and .ympa.
ihetic tone which harmoniz-s cnarminply
with the voice w. II Cock,
81 am particularly pleased with the ar.
rnngement Of the different registers"
WIN. h. Bradbury.
"No ether instrument 90 nearly apI roach.s
es the organ."- The Chorister. " Y. 8
"ThIs instrument has a cless .6np- -riority
"ver ANYTHING vet introduced aoi46g u.s.
Independent, ". Y.
The more we use It the bess<r we like
IT," J, B. Hague. Hudson, N. Y.
"The Two Bank o. gan Ilarmoniuin is
really a gem"
J. w. Kinn.cut. Boston. Mass.
1--WE have fonnd them excellent iu alt
prints constituting u go"d Instrument :
}. G. Cosk, I. Cook.
"lt looks aud sounds rpiendidly."
S. B. Sax;on, Troy, N. Y.
"rhs most perfert toned Mrlnd-"n ! ever
.aw" Gu, + North.
"They fa ] oack IN such substaatial mer.
its as superioriiy Of workmanship. beau y
Of tone aud 'rasons hlsuess of pdce. And
We mus, say thai 10 all their respects the,
afo we'll wor Inv II uraise.".
Musical Pioneer. Aug '65
EH- Ever In -irumert Ia fully warrant
ed. aud Boxed aud shipped in New York
city ~ithoat charge
Circulars. Cots, and Prize Lists, DC, .rnt
on application TO
G PEDJUBET g. SON.
Bloomfield, N ]
Or j n. Pclton, 84I Broad way, New
York; Conrad N-yrr. 722 Arch ssir-et {.
PM, drlpha Ps. y. B'aipard g. son, ,t:isvs
and, Onio J. A Tnex-r g. 20 /. Jark.on.
Michigan; Werner e. Ger ,rd. Ciaciapati.
Ohio; Joel u Snow, hlob,ls, Ala
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Aug. 39-6u,o.
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One Of our exchanges says: We hap.
pened 20 be in the clutches Of some "loy-
al" patriots once, who surrounded US with
violent otjnrstions like the following -
"You tam reppel, you fgbt NIT der coon
try! Nit der koushtitooshun 4! Nit der
old phIsg, by tam! You beesht ,nioe
brisper !--reppeI by tam! T.
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Y0pKVlLLE ENQUIaER.
YORKVILLE, Il. G..

TERsis In ADV ,NcE-- rarss dol
lars ard 6fy cents per ycss two d.Iisrs
for six msnth-; oas dollar Tor three ssoat q
--paysble In -gre-nbacks." Wh-a paw
meat Is made in specie, two del!ars and &C.
" cents per yesr one dollar aad twent.' :
fiye cents for ak months; se,eaty fivs
cents fof three moutsa Single copies, ten
cents.
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mwEET OPOPoNAxi New Perfume from.
- Mexico. Tho only fashionable Perfume
aud ladies' delight,
q weet OpopousI The only elegant perfume.
- ls found on all toilets, and never s,ains the
handkerchief.
G west Opopoaax! Is the sweetest Extract
y made. supercsdss all others, Try IL once;
will use no other.
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IN EQUTTY-Lancaster.

Robt NJ. Suns, Adm'r } Bill for sale Of
vs.. Land, Injunction
Harriet A Campbell. }and to marshall
and others. assets.
In conformity TO he Dec,e,al order of
the Court OF Equity at June Term. s6S,
in The above stated case The creditors Of
the late HuGh w Campbe'ldec'd are here
by "O;ifed hat they are restrained bv Ia
junction from having. maintaining. or pros
ecati"g suits nt law against "ompi 'inant "a
Administrator of said drcra~ed, or enfnrcny
wris OF Firri Facias. sub-isling against II.
w. Campbell in his life tims The credi
'ors, NIL and singular. of said II. w Camp.
bell, deceased, sre fnri her notified. that
they are rrqnsed to present and e>tsb i-h
their claims. 5efnre the undersigned Com
IN ssioner of the Court, on or before The
lOth day of DC c'ober next on failure 80 to
do the said claims uill be barred
K.G BILLINGS, CT. Id
July 4th, 1866. -3m.
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LEG AL NOTICES.


Elizabeth liammond, widow, !
VI. BIII for
lohn Ross md w NJ Connors, Dover.
Ex'fs 4. II. lihu,moLd, ev'd
surl. Ing Exec of ). B Ham
tiicra deed. and otEers.
IL app -aring TO my satisfaction Hat Shn
uel N Hammond, Abran N. Wells and
wife Ann II. Wells, three Of the defendants
~ the above stated case. reside bevJna the
limits OF thia State on n"tion OF ksr-haw
Csnpiuihant's Solicitor, il is ordered that
tie said Defendant. do PLEAD nn-wer or de.
murto The Bill n said case su or befott
the lOrh day Of November next othet
Wise Judgment pro confess0 will Re htdet-
ed ag gLnst thetii
* L. BILLINGS, c L. Id.
Com'rs Olive, l.anca-terC T.. II
) G Aug. 4. ia66 3m.
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S 0 u L ii C. AROLIN a..
LANCASTER DISTE

Henry N. Clybu.n. Applicant
rs. In Ordinary.
Jesse Clyhurn. no. N Sow
ell ct al. Defendants
1T appearing to nv satisfaction that
George kuk!av md wif. Annu. Wvlie
VIII aud wife Ellen. and daughter of
Louis Ckbnrn, jr decea--d, name not
known. DEFENDANTS IN the above stated ease
reside without the limits OF this Sta e IL
is therefore ordered nat lhev do NJ pear and
object TO the divi-ion or sale of The Real
Estate Of Lonis Cl, burn. sr.. d-r-asrd. Oh
or before III. l~t daY of November, \ ID.
1866. or their consent 10 tho same will or
uttered of Record
ID a. WILLIAMS.
Ordinary lancaster District.
July 30th, lS66-3mos
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This Wiinger has apain taken the first
premium in the Great Fair of the American
lu-iiiuie-it has Also irken the First Pre-
MUM nj The State Fairs Of New York. Ver
mont. PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio. Michigan, iLdi
anr, Illinois, K.n,urkv, Iowa, Wisconsin.
Connection, River Valley Fair, Ch,mL lain
VaIlr, Far. aud at mos, "f the Couhty and
Institute Fairs throughout the county
Over 100000 have been sold and are now
IN use in the United States aud zoe nerer
heard of one that icas not liked
The UNIVERSAL is superior to all other
Wringcr-. in h,,ing larg. rolls "f -oli1 Ia
tia Rrhbrr. so protected bv strong COG.
WHEELS TINT tnev csnt Ut slip or break loose
rom The shaH It. strong wood frame can.
moi be- brnSrn nni doe, uoi rust or soil the
clothes f.sery Unise snt Mnuger is VAR.
rASTED.
Ne select few testimonials from persons
widely ."wn 20 The pubic. ho speak nc
iu,l exp-r -nce, aud are above srsp'cion Of
mi>sta euicTt
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THE CAROLINA TIMRs

CHARLOTTE, r. C.
I = pablshed Daily and Tr.Wsekly, asa
J. furnished to sub ,cribsrs, upon tbs fsl.
lowing terms:
DAILY TINES. ono year. $1,000
blk months. ...... 500
three months. ...... 500
TRI WEEKLY tIaEs, oEe year. 900
4" SIX months. :. 800
three months, 400
The Weekly News, containing twenty
eight columns. . transcript Of the Daily
Times, is published every Tuesday, at S3
per annum. Clubs Of ton or more, 81 SO,
and copy 10 the gc,tsr up gratis.
Terms Of Advertising ia tho Dril. and
Ti Weekly Timos, ons sqsars (tsn liz a. ~
less) 100 for first inseriio.i and SO cents for
each sub-eQnsnt insertion. A. reasonable
deduction made for advertise H,sn to inserted
for longer period than oas RostA !,
Advertisements iose.ied IN the Weekly
News h Si.oo per square for each inset.
tion All letters on busins 50 with the .boSs
publications should b~ addressed To.
WAXING T. HEBRON,
Charlotte, N. 9.
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JOB WORK.

We are nov prepared 70 execute all kiads sf
Jeb Work, ~ish nsamsss and dispaseh, ssd
on accommodating terms
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I'VE 'hink the Machine nnch moro than
paws for itself every year in the saving Of
garmrnt- We think il imp"S aat The
wrlngsr -h"nd be fitted with COt;S ~
lOnoge Judd, Editor of American AgrIcul.
turlst. o
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MELODEONS.
Prices, $65 to $3.50.

Every In-Iru"en, IN made bv coinprieni /
workmen. from the best material andrr our
p-rs"nal suprrri-ion, and every modern
Improvement @"rihy Of the name. j. intro.
du'ed IN ih"R Among ih.ss ~e soud
call attention TO the TEEMOL \NrE.
wnic has bee ~ much admired. and can
be found only in 'n-truuoat, Of our ow
manpfaciure
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THE TRl-W EEKLY PHOENIX
TIE CLEANER

j. published very Observation-Disclosures
will embrnrs eignt pages, coIstsNpiog
forty eight columns. il printed in af6fhifS
bad. aud thss secure. = faithful recs5dSn6
history Of pas,iag sveAts. S
TERasx-in advance. S,A
D.ily Paper. six months. 800
Tn-Weekls, - 36O
Weekly, q" f5O
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor.
June 20. COLUMBIA, Sc.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

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per sduare f,r the first, and one dollar pr
square for each subsequent mse rion. A
square to consist of the space of TEN LINEs,
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less than a square.
on ea"k ADVERT, emcnt, or they will be inser-
ted ill ordered out and charged acc.r 'ingly.
ScmMont! ly, Mo"thly, o. Quarterly Adrer-
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The following deductions will be made in
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One olumn, $500 5000 TS %
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J.O \ A MON rH AGnNT, wssl
DCO ed fsr sir entirely n>S articles, jast
oui address Or. g ,hEY, City Bald.
ing, Biddsfofd. Ne. lily.
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This IL the first W',uger ] have found
that would .'onG ,h-'srrviee required Of II
IL p. tiupgins. i.o'rjoy's Hotel.
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JOH WORK
VIII bc executed with nea,nes. aud dispatch
and Oh accommodating terms.
tF THE CASH for Advertising anu Job
Work will be required in sll instances ~ soon
as the work IS rendered. Writ. u orders, to
secure attention., must be accompanied with
the cash.
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sorghum, &c will he
received in payment Of subscriptions and ad.
vertising at the market rates.
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"My family ~uu'd ~ -onn give up the
co"Sihg stove as this CLOTHES WRtSGH
u cann", bs too hign'v recommended -
Soion Robinson.
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The TInss vii give all the military, ss-
sal. political and foreigs iatslligsaes sfshs
~ All seamnaseatisna. either frsa
cerrsspoadeats sr % bssiasss, sh.sii -
sddrssssd 70 CHAS %. NxNNE,
psspsistss.
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81 heartily comlneni-it O economists Of
tine, fI,"ne, aud cont-n,ment - rhs Rev
DR.. bellows.
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IN EQUITY Lancaster.

An6rrW B,nnm E'irs and I Bill to sell
James Jeffer-nH E!hs.E RS Lands,
William Washington Ellis. Injunction.
d-r't, vs. B,num Adams to marshal
md wife Mar'ha Ann, John assetI
K Weish nnd Others
II appearing TO IN. satisfaction that
G"or-e Washington Craig md N .rcissn
CI-mn"'iu" Gig r"s uf The Defendant. in
the above -ta'"d case, reside "er""d the
limits "f ihi- State; on mo ion at k-r.haW
e. Corn"rs. t"mp'n'nsnt's S"'cit tOr-, il is
orir ci thai ~Lid DE nidnrs do plead. nm
-w-r or demur TO Ice Bill filed N said case
on "r h'.t,.rs The 25 daV at Oct"ber R-xi:
oIher"i>. jh'ig "en' pro confesso will b-
ordered again them
n q BILLING >. e.. f.. L ID.
C"mmiS S.i"ner- Ohc-. l. ,nra-txr. T.. H.,
So. Ca. Julv 23i, 1865 3n.s
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Tanrustrr Traqrr.
Published every Wednesday Morning.
CONNDssS t& CARTER,
EDITORS AND PROPRIErORS.
". n. CON NORs, D. J. CARTER;
TERMS:

TERMS:
For one year in advance, $500
For six months " 80
fbr th.e &c months, LEO
No name will be entered Until the subscrip-
tion price is paid.
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? Il | G. 4 5 .

Large Wfinger, "A" si2 90
Medium Wung-r, III" 10 90
Do,y's Washer. Family Size. "a 90
De,s's Ws-hrr, Hotel Size. iS 90
dseshants or good canvsssers can make
ssoobsy frpidlV srlli g th..n In every town.
sIfko3t&ise sale gnarnnt esd and liberal terms
p5sento re-pon .ibic pnr'ie. W 10 FIRST apply.
Descriptive Circular .nd terms sent tree.
The celebrated DDTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER. which has ja,t taken tie tirst
nreminm nj the great Fair Of The American
Institute, is also sold by the undersigned.
Z. c. BROWNING, General Ageat.
No. 3I7 broadway, New York.
February 7th, is66-iy
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Two Agricultural Papers for % so
TIE
sol THERN CULTIVAT0R,
ID. RspsosD g. WM. N. WHITE. EprroKs
ESTtBi.ISnEDIN is43.

ESTABiISnEDI i843.
Volume ~ Commences Januar, 1866.
Monthly 1........ .... 2 90 per snnnm
Sir Copies Jor ........ 10 90, in advance
b. special arranR. msnt, With Ire" Mary
land Farmer" anpihyr eSc-IIen, Rur1I
MonthiS. published in Baltimore at 81 So,
both paper. will be -eot one wear for Q 90
six OF each for Is 00--t-n OF each for
70 OO-giying zach sus-srber 10 this case
bota papers for 2 SO.
Address, WM N WHITE,
FEB %. Athens, Gs.
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THE RICHMOND TINES.
Is PuBtIsHEp DAILY Asp ssNiwEEKLr nj
CHAS. II. WYNdR.
TERMS.

Ofies N. w. Corner Main ssd I4,h .i,sst..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24
NUMBER 7.
Letter from New Mexico.
FoRT SELDOM. n. NJ. Jan LIZ

FoRr SELDOM, N. NJ, JAM l3. 1866.
FRIEND GoRDoN Although have but little
of interest to write, shall send you short let
ter by the mail which leaves to-day for Califor-
mia. An order came about two months since TO
| muster us out of service, but it has been sus-
pended by General Pope until troops can be got
here from the East which think will be as late
| as June. We yet uniformed whether we
shall be discharged here or marched home
There six companies of veteran Infantry and
seven of Cavalry in this District, which compris-
es all the California troops in this Territory
Being on the Mexican frontier leads us to take
some interest in the welfare of that unhappy
country. President Juarez, with several of his
Cabinet, is at Ell Paso. He has about three hun
dred soldiers with him, and dozen pieces of ar
tillery, some of them rihed. There are good
many French refugees this side the river, who
acknowledge their disgust for the dirty work
which they were sent here to perform. The Fifth
L. S. Infantry. stationed at Franklin Texas
have enlisted about sixty of these refugees. Two
weeks since the Liberals released twelve French
prisoners who Immediately crossed the river and
donned the Union blue. President Juarez is
patriot in the fullest sense of the word. He has
struggled nobly to defeat the invaders of his
country. He has thrown into the contest his
tire private fortune, while an unscrupulousl lead
er might have amassed immense fortune and
retired into exile, la Santa Anna and the trail
tor Breckenridge.
The invaders have not made the headway on
the upper Rio Grande which was expected. At
no time have they been higher up than twenty
five miles this side of Chihuahua, where they
have some cavalry encamped. French refugees
tell some funny stories of these people who are
to civiize the Mexicans. One reports that at
Hermosilla, in Sonora, they bayoneted six hund-
red people, without regard to age or sex.
\ gentleman who has been operating ON the
Rio Grande says that in the State OF Durango
three hundred Mexicans were driven into church
and there putto DEATH How long will our Gov
ernment permit such scenes to be enacted at its
very doors? 1t seems to that the French
should be notified to leave this soil forthwith,
and in case of refusal that Sherman or Sheridan
should be entrusted with the job of moving them
We have had good many promotions by Bre-
vet lately, among them Col Kit Carson to the
rank of Brigader General. Good for Kit, for it
was well earned. Capt. Tom Chapman is at Fort
Craig, and well. Health of troops good.
Everything in the living line is high. Flour,
20 cents corn, 81 coffee, 81 sugar, 60 ba-
con, so beef, Is and l8 cents
Yours truly, SANFORD BAILEY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24
DR.. BRIoT's FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

Their immense sale has established their reputation
female remedy unapproached and TAR IN advance OF every
% mcine for Suppression ard Irregularities and 9th
err ob~tructon- females On the receipt OF Five Dollars
,h. x,rld secure from curiosity damage.
Persons nj distance can be cured at home by address
;,, Letter IN DE- j. PERRAULr corner Sacramento and
D., 7eire San Francisco stating the mnutely as
ross,1 General habits living occupation ETC. etc All
,,ka, warranted No charge i"r
- n ,,;sons or harsh medicines inure the CON
.tntinn no making sick make we'll We are honest
dealings, frank in our opinions, anu our e "
invite investigation claim know everything nor 10
everybody but do lay claim TO reason ana com
mon sense and Ia cre eight of ten pronounced ncu-
rable We particularly request those VINO nave rita IN.
Doctor scientific Physician, boasted ana
cost nothing az consrIta,;nns are free II. .1y.s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24
DEMOCRATIC LASDMAnks.-A new Copperhea

DEMOCRATIC LANDMARKs.-A new Copperhead
paper published up in Oregon, advises % Demo-
Gratis TO 81 adhere with true fidelity to the land
marks of the party, but fails to inform its read
ers what or where those landmarks are The
oregon Sentinel comes to the with the fol-
lowing explanation democratic landmarks p
@ yesl First, the Confederacy that's plant
cd in the northeast corner of H-ll, on the
banks of the last ditch" next {" white man S
government tried in New York, July, 1864,
when Gen. Dix broke it up with grape and can
lister, and found a present in Idaho or anywhere
where thieves and ruffians congregate; next,
Democratic intelligence and patriotism -
planted in the Five Points, Long Tom and the
Penitentiary; next Southern Rights the
rights of the chivalry to scourge the naked
backs of women, and sell their own children on
the auction block swallowed up by the new
Constitution next, % time-honored principles -
buried with the American flag at Memphis, in
1861 and next democratic hopes lying in
the grave with that illustrious Democrat, J.
Wilkes Booth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

The grand old hills Of New England,
Its homes and its hearts. young and old.
Its valleys and rivers, they told us.
Would all be .left out in the cold"
It's rocks md its rills and its meadows
Its cattle from many a fold.
Its forests. its fields. and its iresides
Would be hung up outside " in the cold"
Its industry, genius, and learning.
The prophets of evil foretold.
And even the rock AT old Plymouth
Must all be = left out in the cold
Its churches its schools, and its presses.
Those treasures more precious than gold,
And its patriots, heroes and people.
AL harshy thrust out in the cold
Its commerce. its trade, and its workshops,
Where the story of labor is told
Its clocks. pumpkin pies. wooden nutmcgs,
Tossed up TO come down in the cold"
Thus the hane went abroad to It's bidding
The bore its fruit; but behold.
Ere it ripened it withcred and blasted.
And fell, oh how bitter and cold
LEFT out in the cold d''-our New England:
Twas vile scheme Of bad men aud bold,
And their war-cry, 50 harsh aud dscordant,
In its stead is left out III the cold
And they who had nursel it and warmed it,
Aud home to their breast did enfold
This viper of greed and ambition.
Are the who're 'lcft out in the cold"
Then away with this mad cry of section,
Away with these plottngs Of old.
And beneath our own Star Spangled Banner
Lets all come in ''out of the cold.'
There seats at national table,
There is room in the family fold,
At the hearl-stone are cordial welcomes,
And none need stay out in the cold.
With charity for all and no malice"
With the national heart beating warm
North and South. East and West may forever
Have home upon Uncle Sans farm.
-Sprinafeld Republican.
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The most popular Monthly in the WORLDLY T. Observer
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The volumes bound constitute of themselves library
reading such found in the
compass other publication that has under
notice. Boston Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

CoRN FOR FUBL.-The corn crop in the West
was so abundant last season, that the people in
some places arc using it for fuel The Galena
(Illinois) gazette says :-"W understand that
many of the people of Warren and other towns
in the eastern part of the county, are using
corn for fuel. We had conversation with
intelligent gentleman who has been burning it,
and who considers it much cheaper than wood.
Ears of corn can be bought for ten cents bushel
by measure, and seventy bushels, worth seven
dollars, will measure a cord. A cord of wood
including sawirg, costs 50 so, which is 81 so
more than the cost of a cord of corn, besides
the fact that the corn produces more heat than
the wood. If these statements are true land
we have no reason to doubt them) there is no
fuel more economical than corn. The crop Of
corn this year is far beyond the demand. -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24
WeavervjIIe, Saturday, Feb. "a, 1866
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