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MOTIF CARoLFa, ! in THE gou.F or EQUFY
CAsWsLL COUNTY ! STRING rRRs, A D. 1855
TaE BANK OF YAHCEYFfLLE vs. THE CREDlFoRs
Or SA d BANK
THIS BEBF,fs filed under an net Of A ssenabIy
\ ratified the l2th OF slarcn, a D 1856 tei an
" enable the BanEs VI this close their bsinessn
or5e ed BY thecuur that publication for
40 TN herein fed Bsifying crsuftors Of
s 5anE 70 sent ana abs their claims against tie
@ 4k 9si loseph l.ws0n Commissioner appointed
~ a a Kantey yiie North frroiuss bsiore
dsi sg q Janua q a d 1868 following the papsrA
I e x Y the Court which publication shall BE- made
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The Stockholders of Jefferson Wall
Association will in accordance WITH Article
Of the Charter and ut meeting the Board Of Directors
held ulys 1866 was resolved that Capital Stock Of this
Association be increased and alter thirty days notice
election will be held for that purpose
L, NJ. RusHA, Secretary.
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-sureIy, Steadily, Successfully, smOIan-
Extract Bucku curing of Kidney Disease
Rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains
In the Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Excssses of any kind,
Come ye affected Try smoandsrs-Tske other Buclu
Bold by apChecaries Price, 81. D. Barnes Co., New
Barnes Ward Co., New Orleans, Southern agents.
yal sganta
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS SUIT
able for single gentlemen gentleman and his wife
applying at No. 1876 CustomhOuse street. four doors from
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FIAT M oI,r,,.,,.

EfAf DE LA LOUISIANA.
p0AfEiEAk SooR De DISTRICT EMILE VICTOR AEHf.
BERT vs. SES d. {
Us IA SCIRRS ct les crea.s
1-,t. =, !. ~ n14isdn commercial
sOuFele-O'lsahs- JALBERT-Ao. I7,5%
a WIS eat Dag lie present donnie any e8-
eers ihsoiyaoies lei ct tontes autres peTsonnes
se que a cesaion de la propriete dc e dite nsolvab
ceple par Ia cour pour ls behehee de sss ancieTs
ancier7 de la maison eynmeFcale dc .. j Albert
aura une assembled des dttes .craenciers a hnras9
olphe Boud0usquie notaire plblic dams Get yi,ie H.
q aout 1865 ~ neurss da matin pour Ii AefibFr4
Afaircs du dit iHsyVables.
ii est de plus notiae que toni procedure judicial co.'s
personne ct propTieIe est retenu &c que j. d. Rozf
est noe ayocat pour representer les creancters aN
Far Vrdre de la cour. JOHN u. CtstIaEY
Depute
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TTNIvERs1TY OF VIRGINIA.

HOME FOR LOUIsIARA.-
y The public is informed that the Louisiana Soldiers Home
established at Vaudeville the PonehArtran Lake shore, Is
receive the MANNED soldiers Of Louis
lana and all applicants hereby invited present the
claims for admission supported by proper vouchers 70 either
othe following named Directors who likewise 70
receive contributions for the maintenance OF the Home
from the public at large:
THEo. F, THIENEMAN, President, III GTayisr street
THDS MURRAY Treasurer, IS Uar8ndeiet street .
GEO A FRBREC Secretary Union Bank, ~ Canal street.
PETER NJ PETERSON, $50 Love street, Third District
E. WAGGAMAN, 1893 Esplanade street 50
CHAS. A. BRuSLE st. GRbrie r. o., parish o. 1oerSH
GEO. ", MUNDAY, Clinton, parish Of East EeheiAna
w T. PALFREY, Centerviie parish OF 81 MAIys
Npu nvtEl Mavl 10
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-Speciai NOtice-An persons wanting In
formation in regard 10 prisoners who died Camp
Douglas H.. will please address E. s. JORDAN,
Box 1876. Chicago. III.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.
OFFICE ASSISTANT CRY ATTORNEY,
New Orleans, July 8, 1856
Parties entitled relief law relative to exemption
from City Taxes for the 1862 1858 1864 and 1865 and
mbursenent certain cases. of March 6h 1856
make themselves known to the LIST OF August
then steps will taken payment of by
linquents L. BERMUDEZ,
Assistant City Attorney,
No. 10 st. Louis street.
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RemovaI-The OnIce of the New Or
leans Opeousas and Northern Railroad has been
moved to No 50 CANAL STREET, Old Levee.
April &c, 1866 GEO. W sQUIREs, Secretary.
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METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
1Os and no broadway.

1Os and ITO Broadway.
NEW YORK. JANUARY 2Sd, 1866,
Your attention respectfully invited the following state
Of the operations OF this Company during the
and of It's present condition:
With Assets exceeding ONE MILLION SEVEN HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS, twelve years expert
the conduct of General Insurance Business the Com
pany confidently offers the Public Protection against
perls OF O0FAN and INLAND NAVIGATION and Of FIRE.
The Board of Directors this day resolved pay div
dend of SIX PER UENC the outstanding certificates
Profits the holders thereof their legal Representations
afer the 9th of March next also dividend of FIVE
PER CENT the tpita Stock of the Company payable
Cash on demand; also dividend of TWENTY FIVE PER
CENT in Scrip the eaued Participating Premiums OF
Company for 1866 for which Certificates will be
issued on and after the I'd day of April next
OFFICERS:
JAMES LORlMER GRAHAM, President,
ROBERT NJ. G. GRAHAM. Vice President
JAMES LORING GRAHAM, JR-, I'd Vice Pres't.
H. H. PORTER Secretary.
ELLIOTT ROBBINS, General Agent
WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
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COOPER's WE'LL

SPEED COMFORT SAFETY
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
NEW INSURANCE AGENCY
L. G. NoRvELL & CO.,
L. c. NoRvELI, Memphis-R1cBD. POWER, New Orleans
Representiug........... IS. $4,000.
CORNER GRAvIER AND CARoNDELET SITS.
NEW ORLEANS. ..
COMPRISING FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN AND RELIABLE
COMPANIES:
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
No. a5 Wall street, New York.
ASSETS MAY lst 1866..................s1 500, 900


The Company has paid its up the present
time, Losses amounting over EIGHTEEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS For past years the Cash Dividends paid
oStUcknoders made from third Of the net profits have
amounted In the aggregate ONE HUNDRED AND
TWEETY-OHE AND A HALF PER CENT
Instead of issuing scrip dividend deale based the
principle all CLASSES of risks equally profitable
Company will hereafter make such cash
fro the when premumB paid
experience of underwriters will the profits
remaining the end of the year will be divided the Stock
no ders.
This mpany continues make Insurance Marine and
Inlaud Navigation and TRANSPORTATION Risks the most
favorable terms, including Risks Merchandise all kinds
and feight.
Policies issued making loss payable in Gold or Currency at
the ohice in New orleans or in Sterling the office Of
Rathbonet Bros. Co., in Live pool
ELLWOOD WALTER President
GHAS NEWOOMB, Vice President
I
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Mr.. j. E. Murdoch and Mrs. Jordan commenced
an engagement in Chicago on the sth inst.
They have in Chicago a new favorite-Miss
keithley, of Missouri who is going to be joined by
an anonymous Miss Somebody, from somewhere,
who is expected to make sensation.
John Brougham was to appear at Mcvickers.
Laura Keene was playing at De Bars opera
house, st. Louis, last week. in the " Workmen of
New York"
| AT the Winter Garden in New York, Hamlet was
produced on the 9th with Mr.. Charles Barrow as
4 Laertes.
| Lucy Rushton's new theaters which, by the way,
is opposite to the New York Hotel in the church
formerly occupied by DIR. Dewey, seems to be
doing pretty well. Miss Lucy Rushton does the
principal female parts. She appeared as Julana in
1 the Honeymoon, on the 5th.
At Niblos Miss Lucille Western was going
through what the bills call !" brilliant engage
| ment" pretty much on the sensational order.
4 Miss Blance DeBar has been extremely success
4 full in her dramatic tour through the West. She
I was last at Pixies opera house, Cincinnati, and is
spoken of in the highest terms by the newspapers
of that city. We are glad to learn that she will
perform at the St. Charles theater in this city dur
4 ing the season, her engagement commencing on
the 26th of February. @
| Gottschalk, at last accounts, was giving musical
entertainments at Lima and Callao.
Madame Gris is to re-appear at her Majesty s
| tIeater in London. Her husband, Mario, will, of
course, accompany her
| In Philadelphia spectacular plays predominant.
The Sleeping Beauty at the Chestnut,
Faust" at the Walnut, and circus at the New
American, all drew well; the Italian Opera
Troupe, for the past week playing in Washington,
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On the night of Sunday the nth inst, at II O'Clock
HENRY ]. STANSBURf, Printer aged 40 years.
His funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON, O'Clock
from his late residence No. 1875 Chippewa street. between
Richard Market His friends and acquaint
respectfully invited to attend.
HALL OF QUITMAN LODGE, NO. IS, F. Il A N.-January
IT, ls66The members Quitman Lodge No. 76 A NJ
hereby special LODGE
to be held THIS AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, ut the Lodge
Room Masonic Hail. for the purpose Of attending the funeral
of our late brother HENRY J. SrANSBURY
Members of other Lodges respectfully invited attend
FRANK A. BARTLETT, W. NJ pro. tem
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sew Orleans 9ay Grsu, untaaay aaraing january l6 1885,

ELEGANT PARLoR FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Messrs. J. B. Walton Deslonde will sell this
morning, at 10 o'clock, on the premises, corner of
Camp and Philip streets, Fourth District, for
account of the succession of Joseph G. Lewis,
one elegant rosewood parlor set in silk damask,
two beautiful medallion carpets, two large mirrors
and consols, rosewood table, cornices, gas fix
lures, etc. Also, one elegant rosewood bureau
and glass. The Magazine street cars pass within
one square of the house,
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Wcladerflgl
Wrought Iron Portable Ranges.
VANS PATENT

IT a a E N
Saves Fuel furnishes larger supply of Hot Water and
Cooking Brong and Baking Surface than anv Rona. or
Stove ever before offered
Family Size Boarding House sizs Restaurant Size Hotel
size all with hot waNr attachments.
STEAM TABLES for cooking Vegetables with hot water
thus avoiding all danger of scorchng
CARVING TABLES heated also by hot water all from
fra. - -
BRoILERS, BAKE OVENS, LAUNDRY STOVES.
These Ranges made Wrought Iron need no brick
work arc strong and durable
ihey nave met with immense sale during the past eight
years at the North and now for the time offered in
this market
Inc Paentee here to put them up and guarantee fully
their excellence any Range or before sold
Call and see them In operation.
TH0s. B. BoDLEY,
No. Perdido street, New Orleans
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u IfUF tHe Vrtscelt.I
The Environs of New Orleans.
NUMBER SIX.

/ There is singular belief among the old inhabit
ants of the back settlements of our city-and thai
is, they believe the low grounds in the swamps and
pralries to be lifting up or becoming dryer every
| year. Now, although there is no impossbity Of
such natural phenomenon existing, since it is as
certained by renowned biologists, such as Eli de
Beaumont, Humboldt and Others in European and
Asatic countries, to have actually been the case,
and with respect to the whole coast of Sweden
upon the Gulf of Bothnia, to be still going onyet
it is our opinion that people are deceived in this
respect, with regard to the low grounds of our
Louisiana swamps and marshes. 1t is true, the
topography of the surroundings of the city of New
Orleans, since our own knowledge-that is to say
since the year lsl6-,ha undergone most remark.
able change, but this is mainly to be attributed to
the system of canaling and draining introduced
principally since that time, for we well remen.-
Der when besides the old canal Carondelet, there
was only small draining ditch, starting from the
Congo square and losing itself in the interminable
cypress swamp, and which was called, in honor of
the former Mayor, Francis Girod who had ordered
/ is excavation, the Girod canal; and another sim
liar ditch, at the corner of Rampant street and
avenue Canal, also losing itself behind the Lataner
plains, into some Of the branches of the Bayou ST.
John, which were then the natural drains of the
immense cypress forests surrounding everywhere
the outskirts of the city site.
Hence, the reader may form an idea whatan ex-
tent of low, ground has been reclaimed by the
establishment of the successive increase of the
present existing draining canals from the upper
limits of Carrollton down even to the vicinity of
the United States barracks, that is to say to the
very limits of the parish of Orleans Besides this
draining process, systematic proceeding of level
Ing the streets and great thoroughfares, filling up
the low places with the annual river deposits from
the front battures, has rendered the soil much
more elevated than IN its original condition. which
may IN some measure, account for the great dimi.
huaon OF the former swarms of mosquitoes,
anu we lnnuinerable masses Of frogs and YER
MN !, u our aquatic surroundings. Still do not
'hese causes account for the Improvement of the
cypress forests 70 winch these artificial means have
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LAW CARD.-lt gives us great pleasure to call
attention to the card, in another column of Messrs.
kennard d Nuremberg, both natives of this city,
and enjoying the highest esteem among our entire
community. They will attend to any legal bust
ness entrusted to them, with care and dispatch.
aud arei prepared to inforce claims for collection
in East and West Feliciana in this State, and in
Wilkinson county, Mississippi.
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COAL! Coal MIR. G. A. Miltenberger VIII iso
probably the Oldest coalmonger in New Orleans,
invites public attention to his advertisement, in
winch 1t Is shown that he offers very superior
facilities for supplying col to steamers and plant
efs. Mr.. Miltenberger,has steamtug of his own.
and selling only on commission, he can dump down
any quantity of the choicest coal at any point on
the Mississippi, without delay or disapnointment
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We call the particular attention of our readers
to the sale of that fine cotton plantation, situated
at Grand Isle, Barataria, and of that splendid
three story brick store, No. So Bienyille street,
near Exchange Alley, now occupied by W. F.
White, dealer in leather, hides etc., which will be
made by G. DeFeriet, auctioneer, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, at u O'Clock
NJ, on Tuesday January 10th, 1856.
The freedmen now living on the above planta-
ton are DESTROYS of forming contracts with the
parties who may purchase said plantation.
For further particulars see advertisement in
another column.
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Mr. Beni. 3. Knapp win please accept our
tAanks for Mobile papers. Z d
III. b. n Overall Of tho Merchants Exchange
md News Rooms viii sccept our thanks for q file
uxppeAn papers. 81
n - indebted ii Messfs titus s Gwartney
iAts paper.
MIN II pntssr TsaI " tie Toaawauda for
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CARD.

The Propretor presenting the public the above H.
comparable Bitters them for sense of rraH
ude to the of the recipe and in response 10
the opportunities of the hosts Southern friends who have
experienced their efficacy they would hestaed before
placing article of such sterling merit on market 6ooded
with deeerious compounds, belng the name of Stomach
Bers Our Senior however having at the solicitation Of
those friends expended the manufacture of the GREY
JACKET BlFTERs the experience acquired in half a life.
time devoted to the preparation Tonic Digestive stmuants
and discovered their immense superiority over all other
Stomach Bters, have unhestatngy added these to the
list of articles already establishment and so
and largely patronized by the community large
BARNETT & LION take this seasonabe opportupitv of
thanking their friends for the immense increase in
their business during the year. inform them that although
the manufacture of the GREY JACKET BITTERs must
necessarily cause an additional their energies yet from
large additions in the improvements made and making In tho
manufacturing department establishment their orders
WI" be filled as promptly AMI they hope satisfactorily ag
usual
BARNETT & LION,
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BALL OF LOUISIANA LoDdE.-Active preparations
for the Grand Dress and Masonic Regalia Ball of
Louisiana Lodge are going on, and the prospect for
brilliant occasion is most promising. Large num-
bers ofladies invitations have already been sent out
and accepted. The Invitation Committee will meet
at Masonic Hall, tomorrow Wednesday, even
ing, and in the meantime all those desiring tickets
can make application to Mr.. I. D. Van Horn,
chairman, at this office, or of Mr.. j. H. De
Grange at the Hail.
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HofeE de Santa EsfsE,ey

NO l36 CALLE DE LA HAp,r
Havana Cuba.
EEPT IN AMERICAN STYLE. a
LAY, HANCOCK & TAYLOR,
PrOplietors
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| for cnIture. when in fact the whole surface of
tho Ground ofyarad M spcb an asnect "a the new
| con,ars will now find II No doubt tn their great
surnrise As to fertility there ia no sucb soil to
| ha ynnrd all over Gods eIobe and if tho famous
valley of the Nile was. in ancient times the theme
for tbe met and historian. so in our dav are the
lands in the delta of the Miss;sspni and narticu
larry around New Orleans. We shall not enter
into dissertation of the yorous fruits in our ar.
cbards. or the MANY s,ecies of vegetables
or escu,ents produced in our gardens The moro
inspection Of the showcases of orr restaurants
in which at this season of the wear. enormous can.
li9owers and green meas are tn he seen vii, con.
vince any increaulons foreioper of the nroduct;ve
ness of nur climate and soil Under these ansncas
there is now to he added another consideration
which in our ewes ia of the ,.most ;mn,rtoroa
| cnr country. sneakinc Of conrse of tba sontb.
ern section of the limited st.tee has nnaeroono
such n remarkable social change that any ono
| not fuuv acopainted with tho resorroos Of ,rr
land. might Mt first he ;ne1nad "a doubt .ba
qreat beneficial results that will; finally. o; M &c
| this immense unbeavino. INIT when wa coma "a
reflect that this great change in tba nos;t;o of al,
our classes can have bnt the one inavitahle effot
nnder the nresent civlization of estah,;shin,r an
utterly aetarm;ra, conrse Of comnat;ti,, hatnsoo
the two races tbat ia n sov . rir,,sh;n of ,,ho
exertion tba 20 sn,t can be M o.hor +ban s,,a1,
unexamn,ed activity 40 tho bistor,, IS 49, III
hos not vot ,rasantoa Th;s ~ " WV W.
will ot+raot - orr oit,, ,,,a ~, $50. 49,
masses ~ Ioborers no 49,, -, SUI
nrofaus;on oS +o lava ,oth;,,, ~ ~ it,. -
! tba ,ra1, ,,;shar ,f o,,,. oo,,r,t.,- III, e., -
|
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NEW SHELL RoAD.-We are requested to state
that the race advertised in the papers to take
place on the Union Course has been indefinitely
postponed. The object for which that race was
contemplated no longer exists. General Sheridan,
with the generosity which has characterized his
Official career in this department, has placed seve-
raj schooners at the disposition of the New Canal
and Banking Company, for the purpose of facili-
tatng the transportation of shells from across the
lake. in order to restore the celebrated shell road
to its pristine glory.
The new shell road will soon not only be as fast,
as enduring, and even as in the olden time when
it was known as the finest turnpike on the cont
nent, but it will have an advantage in its revival
which was unknown before-no tolls will be ex.
acted from pedestrians or vehicles.
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III Card.
ID. Lopez, Corner of Canal and Dauph,ne SITS
New ORLEANS January 6, 1866.
Messrs Thomas B Bodley Co.. No. Perdido street New
Orleans
GENrs-The VANS PATENT COOKING RANGE meets
my highest expectations
1t saves me over four dollars every day fuel and its
capacity Tor all kinds of cooking far anything
ever seen during long experience and with pleasure
mend it to the public.
Very respectfully,
D. LOPEZ,
Corner of Canal and Dauphine streets
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To WHOLESALE GRoGERs.-Tobacconist and
commission merchants in this city wishing to pur-
chase from first hands, and at low prices, manu-
featured and smoking tobacco, would do well to
call on Messrs. Sutherlin, Warren & Co., Nos. los
and l07 Gravier street. They have the largest
and most complete stock. See their advertise
ment.
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Correspondence.

New ORLEANS Jan l. 1866
Cornelius Fellowes ESQ., New Orleans La:
Dear ir-We the undersigned feeling the mnortance t.
the mercantile community of New Orleans that they should
duly in the State Senate at this critical time ant
placing much reliance in your Judgment and
quest you to allow us to put your name in nomination ts fill thu
vacancy occasioned nv the resignation of Mr. Fney ever
although it may cause Won some sacrifice of your time from
pressing private affairs Very respectfully
Your obedient servants etc,
4 W. Estlip Thos D. Miller
j. E. Valie NJ Giiis
s. G. Ferguson NJ Musson
J. Gillis VIM NJ Pfnckard
Thos. Henderson, j. B. Walton
John Phelps W l. Hodgson,
j, J. Warren, A. B. Adams
F. A. Ducros, W. j. Taylor
John L. Lee, "A. H. May,
NJ. Walton, j. G. Burns,
W. B. Tnis, W. Simpson,
j. T. Davis, w A. johnson,
Wright, Allen Co, W. Wallace
Lowell Bailey R. Russell,
Chas t. NASH II. Allisen & Co,
l. J. Harris, Edward Ivy,
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NEW MUsrc.-Mr. A. e. Blackmar, music pub.
Usher, No l67 Canal street, has just published
the following sheet music, copies of which we
hereby acknowledge the receipt of: "The Magenta
Waitzes," composed by Prof. A. Cardona, and
dedicated to Capt. 7. P. feathers. "Lanciers
Espagnola," introducing the popular melodies
Chiquita,' Jota Aragonesa," and other
Spanish airs. death of Stonewall JACKSON a
popular English ballad, composed by G. Blam-
phin. Grand Concert Fantasia upon "La Marseil
laise and Bonnie Blue Flag" as performed with
great applause, at her late concerts at Odd Eel
lows Hall, by its composer, Mile Rooney.
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The product OF wine in California, last wear
to 1000, 900 gallons. val
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A condemned murderer. in Prussia With h,
hands heavily ironed, lately moulded in bread
crumbs beautiful goblet with elegant mouldinps
OF fruit and flowers.