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Steam WoOd-SaWlng Machine.

KXYOOD SAWED TO ORDER AND
w on short notice by the Steam Wood
Saving Machine. Leave orders at the
Auction Room.
ASHBY 6t McREYNOLDS.
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re BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE-The
best in the world; harmless, reliable, in
stantaneous. The only perfect Dye. No
disappointment; no ridiculous tints; true
to nature, black or brown. Genuine is
signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. -
Also, Regenerating Extract of Millefeurs
- Restores, preserves, and beauties the
hair; prevents badness. Sold by all drug
gtsts. .Faetory,S Barclay street, N.-Y.fEs -
mar22 div
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


B% C0LGATE'S HONEY SOAP. This
SeHeAIrEted Toilet Soap, in such universal
nEnzSzs5- is made from the CHOICEST mate
kaIsy N ,EILD and EMoLLIENT in its nature,
kAGzzzSELY SCENTED, and extremely
KrgREzcIAL in its action upon the skin.
ior s5ze by druggists and fancy goods
hsz5aEs- aug24 ly
BE &ALL'S VEGETABLE SICILLAN
E4EH ESENEWER has proved itself to be
he zIasst perfect preparation for the hair
MEL afzsred TO the public. % II o] rosasoousl
Il 5x7vegetable compound, and contains
M0tfEzSzrious properties whatever.
Hsrss0 restore gray hair to its original color.
Eswil1 keep the hair from falling out.
BeIssanses the scalp, and makes the hair
yOff.S aastrous, and silken.
II ERs8 srae ndid hair dressing Tfs
Esn Eserson, young or old, should fail to
nEa IT,
LE ae recommended and used by the first
HEsSkScuJ authority.
Ask for Halls Sicilian Vegetable Hair
Renewer, and take no other.
B. P.-HALL g. Co, PToprietors, -
Nashua, n. II.
KELLER & WHITE, Agents,
RHyA dim Evansville, Ind.
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Mrs. WINsLOw

an experienced Nurse and Female Physi-
clan, presehes to the attention of mothers
her
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SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

which greatly facilitates the process of y
teething by softening the gums, reducing
all infamn1atiofis Will alIay- ALL Pam
and spasmodic action, and is
g SURE To REGULATE THE BOWELS.
DEPEND upon it,Inothers, it will give rest 20 I
to yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS
We have put up and sold this article for
over thirty years apd eo'ssQy 6t confidence
and truth of it what we have never been
able TO say of any other medicine: neUer
has IL failed IN single instance 10 effect a
cure, when timely used. Meyer did we -
know an instance oftSssatisfaction by any -
one who used it, On The contrary all are
delighted with its operations and speak in
terms of commentators of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter eOdt zoe DO kssol0, after thirty srgy
years experience, and pledge our reputation - "
for the JuLfIlnaent Of 101at zoe here declare. In
almost every instance where the infant is
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the Syrup is administered
Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
smile of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York,
is on the outside wrapper. .f.f o.rt
Sold by all druggists throughout the
world.
(, PRICE, ONLY IS CENTS BOTTLE
maylO decd, W ttsu0fI sian m-nfs- sru
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CRY NEWS.
UNION CLUE ROOM

Is open day2and night, and the public
are invited TO visit it (Iasonic Hall, corner
Main and First Streets. The room is
comfortably Furnished, and well supplied
with the, latest newspapers and campaign
documents. Union. men. will come and
bring their friends. Strangers win be
specially welcomed. Music every night by
the Crescent City Band. aEa9a4sb
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Sc MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY: an
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means of cure. Sent free of charge in
SKILLIN HOUGHToN, Howard Association,
Ph1ladeiphla, Pa. :" apr20 3md&w
= HS- CoLGATE's AROMATIC soAP.A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable OILS, in combination with City,
cerine, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
is exquisite, and its washing properties un-
rivalled.; For sale by all dfhggists.l ilT8W
feb23 dSWly
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EVANS WILLIE Ii Z.

The Soldiers and Sailors of Wander
burgh County have rendered to Gov. o. p.
MORTON Reception. as an expression Of
their appreciation of his services in their
behalf during the four yeas of war, and
he has named
~ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th, q
as the day when he win be present, arriv-
ing the night of Monday, Sept.24th. M@1
The ceremonies will be inaugurated on
Monday night by
GRAND TORCHLTGHf PROCESSION,
a Reception Address and Reply, and by
Music, Fireworks, Artillery Salutes, Bon
fires, &c.
On Tuesday, Sept. 25th, there Will be a
Grand Military and civic Procession, com
posed of military and may at heroes of the
wars of the Republic, and of civilians.
After reaching .4rzAHJa8M 95l
AmOry's Grove, -
in the northern portion of the city,
speeches will be delivered by 5rt 5sf,,s,.
'GOy. o. p. MORTON,
GEN. BEN. HARRISON, s'~.h
HON. ALBERT LANCE, i@
fe'A HON. WILL (;UMBACE1,
and other distinguished officers and .citi-
zeus. Hon. James speed, Gen. Carl Schurz,
Gen. Jas. C. yeatch, and Gen. Thomas W
Bennett have been invited, and are ex-
pected to be present. There will be no
failure to have plenty of good speaking
Basket Dinner and Free Lunch .
will be. previded.s There will be plenty for
all to eat and drink, and lodging for visit
ors who may stay over night Baskets of
provisions sent to the ground will be taken
care of until called for, by reliable COM
mittee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE DISTRESS

occasioned by having the skirts weigh
heavily around the waist is entirely OBJ
Waited by the adoption of MADAME FoY's
CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER, which may be
had everywhere. tt1 -e rss.fa'h
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DR.. Maggiel is the founder of a new Med
ical System The quantita17anSw whose vast
internal doses enfeeble the stomach and
paralyZe the bowels, must give precedence
TO the man who restores health and appe-
tite, with ffonIOne to two 0rhfS extTaor- D
binary Pills, and cures the most yirulent
sores with box or so of his wonderful and
all healing SaIve. These two great specif-
les of the Doctors are, fast superceding all
. the'Stereotyped nOStruns of the day. EX-
rraordinary cures by MaggieI's Pills and
Salve have opened the eyes ofthe public to
the deficiency of the. (so calledl remedies 2
of Others and upon which people have so =
long Jiinti4y dependedl.- Maggiel's tsflis'are---
not OF the class that.a re syva ltpwed by the
dozen, and of which every box fall taken
creates an absolute necessity for another.
One or two OF Maggiel's Pills suffices to
7 place the bowels in perfect order, tone the
stomach create an appetite, and render
the spirits light and b9oyant g There Is no
gripping and no reaction Ia tbs forIn Of con-
stipation. If the liver is affected, It's func-
tenn is feeble, it is in vigorated. This last
quality makes the medicine very desirable
I for the wants of delicate females. UIcerOus
and eruptive diseases are literally ex-
tinguished by the disinfectant power of
Maggiel's Salve. In fact, it is here an
nounced that lfaOaiet'se Bilious, Dyspeptic
and DtufTItoed PiitS cure where all others
fail While for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains,
Cuts and all abrasionS of the skin +h0QgiePS
SdtUe is infallible. Sold by j. Maggiel, IL
Pine Street, New York, and all Druggists,
at % cents per pox- ss.Kap ~ so&w1y, rs
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Greene's Patent Cylinder
CIDER MILL, ''A'.

For Crushing and Expressing the
Juice from AppleS. Grapes, and
other Fruit, at one and the same
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Theological Opinions 0f John q
g Whittier,

IF
JouN q WHITTIER, the Quaker
poet, finding himself quoted AZ au
thorlty for certain theological obin
Ions, writes to tho Hioid, tho organ
of his denominations i 4a
- Painfully sensible of my own moral
intirmitlea and liabilities 10 error, |
inatinetly shrink from assuming the
Office Of teacher aud guide of Others.
J simply wish 20 say that my ground
oi hope for myself aud for humanity
10 IN that Divine ftilnesa OF love
which was manifested In tho life
teachings and aelf-aaofiiioa of Christ
1.-THE way, the truth aud tho life, In
the infinite mercy Of God so revealed
aud not In any work or merit Of our
nature ! fevefently, humbly, yet very
hopefully trust | regard Chriatlnnity
al . life, rather than creed. and, In
Judging Of my fellow mon I can nee
no other standard than that which
our Lord and Master has. given ua
~ NY their fruits ye shall know them, y
The only orthodoxy that / am special.
ly Interested ia IL that Of life and
practice On the awful aud SOLEMN
theme Of human destiny dare MOI
doghiat ige but wait the unfolding Of
che great mystery Ia tile firm fnith
that, whatever may betohf particular
allotment, God will do tho best that
u possible for all L dianiI Ell II
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as the people seemed tender on ths
subject, i would bs improper to ae
gfagaie them, II amused me that ths
pe9pl % were so sensitive about fac
which, as reconstructed citizens Of tkt
United States, they can not openlj
eialM Hs theirs, I remarked 10 then
that hey could not be loyal TO both
flags, ~ ffl Hfia M
s0tTtEaa JusffeE,
atn doing all that eap 10 bring
10 justice The mafdefefs maDtiensd -
my last Two more murders Of freed
men hayetskea pleee ID my district
sQae, and ! bear Of q large pimbef VI
athets, !. II u very doubtful whether
the criminals can DO e01Hletsds hs
| lucy eau bring any 9Hailty OF fyi=
deDee ~ swear anything they wish,
| before tho commissioners, aud no.
| body viii swear against Them but
freedmen Besides, II they wefs,6ons
yieted. there would be such d howl
against Military Commissions trying
citizens that weak fkhead Andy would
remit The sentences,
For The benefit Of those who cry
against military trials | will say that /
Gan count twenty five murders myself,
Ia this State, within SIX months, aud
not single conviction. aud ! heard
~ least 81 a hundred others Iii that
time | know Of fifteen cases Ia my
district Of freedmen being murdered,
and no eonyletion, aud scarcely an
Inquiry Into them, " 4's'. tl.a i
II oaa not be boatfAdi6tsd that Ave
hundred men, mostly freedmen, and d
few lnieh men bays been murdered
- TeHas since The Gloss Of tho RS
balliop,l .tmq He
! tell YOU. u makes d man radical
TO come hers, The s6uthernsfs who
pre- true ~ their dopAtfy suffer little
less than the blacks, An old man,
whose ieeblenass alone saved his life
during the Wafl said 10 me If tho
PfesldenE continues TO nardoh aud
restore our enemies 10 power, he
might aa yell furnish transportation
70 The Union fnsa Of this State and
qol9nize Ihan. lie added 81 am
waiting With fear and anxiety for the
issue. Of The campaign this Fall III tho
Nottbsfn States. Any man Ii my
p9sitioa would find The conviction
iffesiatible that the people here gen
orally are bitter halera aud enemies Of
The Government, and that they hope
yet TO rule Or ruin, ! know The PEG.
pie Of the North are anxious for tho
restoration Of tho Uniony but how can
they expect mea whose hands are
scarcely washad from the blood of tho
defenders of the Government, 10 love
thai a0vafamentI They deeply
ieaplse and hate Il. They say
II VIC, cannot whip
Ehe Northern people with bayonots, 4
NC will beat them In legislati6n, No
bold are they, that 1 hometimea feel
alarmed, and wonder. If tho yietory |
gas won In vain IL the thousands Of |
iYag laid on our eountry's altar we're
Iaerllleed 10 vain. My hope Il Ia the
Loyalty, and back bone Of our
oldlef7 aud their loyal supporters"
"a
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A series ~ experimental, IN which Dr.
bseh brought - "a successful tsrinihatibn,
hna he 10 now enabled 20 6ffsffo tile public
eoipbinall1n Of Gsdroa with other ap-
bsst quality OF eoppefsdistiiled Bourbon
WHISKY which hs Is confident has no
equal Ia the world. lie might furnish a
volume Of certificates int life public las
long since learned to estimate such things
al their true value, The safest plan 10 Tor
every one 10 test for himself the virtues OF
a new medicine, .tfE FI.l
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~ - not necessary 90 publish long list
OF diseases Of which tia tedfon niteis are
. hpeeinc, Ia all Diseases of the stomach
Liver. Kidneys, on lioweiss Ia all A flee.
lions of tile llthin, depending upon lies
fhhseiHFHt OF the Stomach aud bowels; In
FEVER AND AguE, ID IL destined 10 an.
petsede all others IL not only cures these
Diseases, hut prevents them,
q Mineglhasful OF the iiitthrg. taken ~
eHeet Of the most unhealthy climate aud
screen The person taking tt against ais.
ee s.., under the most trying exposure.
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I'ifitl Mr.. VERSION, July 10, 1885,
R,iitogS aThe Journat; '.8
1 Please ANNOUNCED me ~ candidate % rep-
resent this District Ina the next Congress.
Z I believe Ia the immediate and Inncon-
ditional restoration of the Raceded States
tothe Union, ~ the only remedy 10 rc-
store peace aud prosperity 10 the country.
am'oppeeeh to any further tinkerng
with the Constitution, untfi all tho States
are ia their proper places and fairy repre-
ahnted, JoHN PITCHER.
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Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every do.
ahfipti0n or COAL OIL Lamps, ANDLE
aud GOA II OIL 1.ANTEtts, which we VIII
sell ~ lesa than Cineinpnu prices. -
Lamp Htock, consisting OF Burners,
bhhdeA chimneys, Pegs aud ifset, FOR sale
al manufacturers prices, gft .IlL ii
our new Catalogue and Price List for 1870
IL now ready fpr distribution, which will
be- furnished 10 Merchants only, on appii,
nnllnillL..-- ! J. IL L-- -------L N
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tflia has long stood al The haad II lhs W.
tl9us s9inp9atias OF that xainabis drug
Ills Compound Or VIVA charrv mas he.
eoa4 household wafd throughout the
west sas sspth,agsal luf fffH 81
Ills Worm fessHsss IA iess than year
after titsir introduction, 6Lfained =. esst,alar
Lou - widespread Rs ths continent OF
fl7f n " 'Gnfua f4na84 lfsEf af
Bat the eF9wDing glory ~ yhis life re-
iaained 10 10 attained Ia ILLS latest disaf,ys
cry, OF rhtiisf eenibihatieH for iie does not
elaine 70 be the dise9se4aF of GEDttoN,
wHlah " ths basis Of the ilittsfn u0w offer
"a 10 ths public, That Honor belongs 10
the native inhabitants Of Central A Iftifiti
" whom its Virtues have been kB0Wn fol
with u. the Indian bids dsfahea u lhe
most deadly malaria aud hAndiea without
tsst INC most ysg9in9ts sefPenlA u u
LEFT la the body tite GfDft0N ID potent IL
cure, no matter what the diseases may be,
Whils ~. hull y not prepared % ihdofse
me , sAtiayhsapt pfstshAt0h, be Is never
thslssa satisfied, from Thorough eEamins
alton 81 the evidence relating 10 lts virtues,
mat hs remsdy and pfetehtisa f8i all
Diseases arising from eApesufs, sithss 10
fhahHsH 81 weather aud alimata. OF ~ Tile
tniasiaAtie Influence, Ii stands without a
fivhl, Ahd Justly deserves tile feiIulatfoii Ii
has 20 lgps enjoyed IA csatral America
thHG 0
Ia DYePErsfA. and Ia attendant train
- z. symptoms, y acts iaote like a charm
range of Matafia Mediea bhaI can for a
ils,,tltisiit bear 9iaparis9n with 10 Ia this
Yitil Ht Ff tfH ~ nsd aH Il
full account of this wonderful plant
may be found Ia the eleventh edition. of
US, " - pispsnsht9fy, on pages 1897 hnd
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netween Firpt aed second Streets.

PAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
~ nay Eunopean trip. would repgpeets
fully announce 20 my, old customers, aud
all new ones who max give the \ tfial, that
line promptly faud to the satisfaction Of
lhe public. o. III .q IA
1 have on hand large stock of Custom
made Goods, which ! will aell an low ns
anybody Ia Rvannvilie or anywhere elses
therefore call aud get good bargain.
ocA dlm
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STAIR LINEN AND OIL CLOTH,
sfLvER-PLATieD STAIR RODS,
rApfEIl MAcpE STAIR RODS,
POLISHED BRASS STAIR RODS,
TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS,
LINEN AND COTTON sIfEErINas,
LfNEN,AND COTTON PILLOW CASINO.
RUBBER sHEETINo water proof)
WOOL and RUBBER PIANO COvEIte.
VELVET and BRUSSELS fo0T sTOOfs.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, &C., 40.
EFpsrif need Paper HangerA and Uphol-
sters Will be furnished when required. Car.
pets cut and made 10 order. OF Cloths
1tted and put down. cOrnices mounted
ana put up. Window Shades hung Win
dow Vniences, Of elegant styles aud new
designs, made up and furnished on short
nolio7. All work warranted. Prices guar
hntsed ~ low hs ~ any similar establish.
ment Ia The United States. Give ua n call
:WM. T.. FRENCH a. CO.,
No. 10 First street,
UP-sTAins.
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TEXAS.
Southern Amasemenis-ssT6ne 0f the
TekansusiIDW they love the .ggf@
erHmehlss-bbnthfrh justice.

we are permitted ~ make the fol-
lowing eatfaet from q private letter
written By n military man, who a short
time since was resident OF indiausb6-
lis, and whois nov il Bfepham Tea.
as iaaianmpqifs JewHat1 md ~ (.
~ so6THEhH ADJUSTMENTS, W
= /" About two months ego there was
a. gaDdef pulling just belaw town
Tbs young AeD VI the place engaged
ii II, and the young ladies' showed d
warm Interest You may understand
thlf amusement, but VIII FlFE u de-
After stripping the feathers fam
The meek Ct 90 old gapdef, aud ,gfsas
ing well beth peeI aud head, the
inanagefs Of the game hung himalive,
4 blythe feat, ~ The end Of q horizontal
spring pole, 50 high that man on The
back Of horse could just reach him,
Vn paying a certain sum for 4 chance,
the contestants, II such they could be
a4ilfdk rode under by turns, their
/ horses. whipped into. u swift ran by
men standing on each side, and tried
% pull off his head The Victim was
full Of iight, aud an he was eighteen
. years old, his neck was tough, eanFe-
qqeptly hel nearly pulled some Qf bis
/, adyefsarieH out of the HaddleN bet b
strong grip 1T Last succeeded, y prize
was awarded 10 the victor aud CON
CALCULATIONS wese offered hlm BY the
ladies', f' 4
" A tournament il something better, |
aud ID much IN vogue, A ring, about |
two Inches Ia diameter, suspended by
some means, IL taken of OH The point !
Of a lance, sword, or pole by q horse
man riding under ct full gallon, aud |
IA dropped Within prescribed dis 1
lance lie Who succeeds crowns the |
Queen o. Love and Beauty" These
ahusements are said 10 keep alive fha |
spirit OF ebiyslfy which prevailed In !
Richards time, LA, hat Chlyalfyl
Characteristic shooting and Atabbing |
freedmen and ffeedwoihen aud ohifs |
dreal q NJ l'3fFliia a3s j
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
rom CORONER,

abi ah independent candidate for the
ofticel OF Coroner OF Vnndefburgii County.
auii u LII JOHN BtAritMAN.
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Evansville,

You viii observe. therefore, that we 80.
cure safe and speedy transportation, na
well NJ great saving In brealsaga, which
alone ish very important Item 10 be con-
sideted Ia the cost of our Wares.
oar stock Ii one Of tile largest and beat
hsa9ftsa 70 bs found In tile West, and for
sale ht
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Give The cEDlON nfTTisRs one trial
ana You VIII never use any others.
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ADVERTISE.


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GoNsfDEH OUR ADVAHTAdEs W.
~ are nov receiving our Qneenaware al
rect ffotn the fottefa Of tho DID World ~
New Orleans, our crates are hoisted from
The ocean Steamers and placed on board
bteanibpntA, which land them nj ouf whari
III thin city, thus making but one transfer
nom
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fHH.I J0Isk sGAhTLIs. t
TIM ~ are. Stoves. airnleh.

aAf L-a. WflBlesaAH hfli ft1Ahil Behicf IN
Tiny EVarr, stoves, Grafeh.
IfeBtows w Atfk. C0fFth, kaEEfrfn9a, and
iu49. L1y. JAgAh Ware, vi HaI,ff +
NO, % Main Street, above Second,
Evansville, fnd
~ job Work promptly skeetfted Ii the
1fsl manner pfasts solicited. tsspl I'm
Christ, Hsddefieh Jas. NJ. fstieT.
II Edo nggIs a LAUE
- Dealers ia GtiOCEtttFts, fftODUCE,
tUFf; ST. So, eyaafnaie street, iJetweefi
Fourth and rim. EVansYiiie, lad,
~ Kinds Of Country Produce taken Ia
exchanges fef Goods, and the highest mar
ket price paid N I4s FF $3.50
In connection with tie store, fbkfe is a
large hnd eafninediBHs Wagon fhFd Ion
the experimentation Of country dealers.
ll{s1glg glyl Il Il. i =. / l.LLlllL Il l..I
MT pEGsE ~ Afk1tEmx GIVEN. that
~ the undersigned will apply % Iiia
C6fafii on Council OF the city Of tevanaviile
fpf psFaatssipf ~ tiaild a frame e0fnssilsd.
~ feet by ~ feet, on the alley end of Lle
north wskf half ef lot No. fg4, ia Tie bona.
lf9n Enlargement bf said aiiyt InN
3 espIi DIV gf MORRIS u. JOHNSON.
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