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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18
TsooHES AEE r'ED WIN Always aoop srccIst.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

viii Ind TToeh> useful in clearing the voice when taken
bcsre Singing Speaking and relieving the throat after
an unusual excrfon Of the organs Tho TRocHrs
axe recommended and prescribed 10y Physicians and
had Testimonials from eminent throughout the
try. Beins article Of merit. and having -os.S
their efficacy by Attest of many yrars cab find. fh-m
in localities in varas parts Of III. woi and thc
TRocrrs unircr-aiy pronounced hotter than other ar
ticlcs.
osTAIS only "DEowSs BRoKeHtAl TsocHE-" and de-
not take any Of the Ho-Le in nations hat may offered
sold everywhere in the United States, and ia Foreign
Countries, at - cents per box lnIms,n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18
WHISPERS: WHISPERS!

Do you want Wh.kcrs Moustache? Our Grvcian
Compound will force them grow the smoothest face
chin, or hair bald heads. in SIX WEEKS Price,
SVo Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed. receipt
ofpricr. Address, WARNER Co., Box 13s. BROOKLYN.
New York. fmarch23-n2lyi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18
Chappcd Hands a. Face. Sore Lips
ChiitDlHinS, &c.
A Cough. Cold, or Sore Throat,

EEeUtEEs IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND SHOULD 81
CHECKED. IL ALLOWED TO CosTISuR,
Irritation OF the Lungs. n Permanent
Ihrost An elton. IncurabIc
Lung Disease
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18
The GrOvcstccn Piano Forte

Still retains its precedence ard popularity and AZ
ter undergoing gradual inn roycmeni, m period II thirty
years is now pronounced 10y tho musical world to 10
paused and upeuale in richness volume and puriiy
oftonc, durability aud chcarncss our scale, French
action harp AL iron Frame oversruns bass
tare rosewood panocs selling cheaper from sioo
tos2n than the same style and finish sdhy other
first class makers in the country Dealers and all in want
n good pianos invited send for Descriptive Cas-
Isue, which contains photographs Of different styles,
together with prices. No should purchase a piano
without seeing this Catalogue. Medals, almost without
number have bccn awarded TO the rovcsecn Plane and
at tn. Cebrstd Verdi, Fair though put in competition
with Others from all ~ Europe and the United
States it took the highest award
Established is3sl GROyESTEEN CO.,
400 Broadway, New York.
inlrl1' lsfi-n3a-Ir
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18
DR.. TALBOTTS PILLS.

Composed ~ highly rated extract. from and
herbs "f the highest medicinal value infalble In
W all diseases Of the Liver If the D
gc,ive Organs The- all impurities Of the Blood.
and are un"uaed in the Of Diarhea Jaundice Dys
pHIsia. Scr"fa, Bliou.ne-s. Liver Complaint Fever.
Headache, Pies, Mcrcural Diseases Hereditary umors
Dose for adults, pill in the morning. children half
pill FROM one 10 three pls will cure ordinary and
from one tn three bxes any cnrahlc
matter how long standing. Price 100 per box Trade
supplied or sent lv mail
V. MOTT TALBOT, NJ D., CO.,
MA lysnl e2 Fulton street New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18

Blank Warranty aud Quit Claim DEEDS, Mortgages Sub
pnneas Executions, Summons, ronsfabes Sales, Notes.
ac e,ei h~pt sssrsrsiy on kaha at TIE REfvrflt
News, kook. and lct friptins estatlisktarAt. !Sn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18
TO THE LADIES!

Both Marri ed and Single.
The Oldest Regulator for Females
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The Latest News.

/ WAsuINGroS, Jan. 26.-The Senate has
passed the bill allowing one months pay to
naval officers for baggage lost or wrecked in
the service.
Mr.. Grimes called up the bill for the ap-
poiutmeut of Provisional Governors for the
. Southern States, and addressed the House
in its favor
The House have agreed 10 take the vote
on the Constitutional amendment on Tues
day next The subject is still under discus
sion.
NASHVILLE, Jan 26.-Berry, Knight,
Crab and Lysault, the murders of Hefferman,
are under twenty years of age; they We're
hanged to-day.
The Tennessee Senate on yesterday con-
gro testimony bill
LOUISVILLE, Jan 26-In the Kentucky
House of Representatives a resolution was
passed rejecting the amendment to the
Federal Constitution, and declaring the ac-
ton already taken by the Legislature as
final
BUFFALO Jan 26.-At a large Fenian
mass meeting held here, Gen. Sweeney
pledged himself, if supported, that before
next May, he would conquer a certain terri
tory upon which the Irish flag should be
planted. and which should be the base of
operations against England for the hber-
alton of Ireland.
Col. Roberts promised within ninety days
1.-The greatest Irish army evor known" All
the belllgerent remarks were frequently ap-
plauded.
WASHINGTON, JAN GA gentleman from
Charleston reports that in consequence of
the cruel and oppressive legislation against
! the negroes by the South Carolina Legisla-
ture, Gen Sickles had been compelled to
issue very radical order, annuling all such
eSlSlHtlve enactmentS.
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Military Interference "t E'eA'D"fs'

c., e..1;,,c, was created by the interfer-
g tho military authority at NIcksbuTg
| |r,;.1, +b. execution of the vagrant laws pass
= - The last session of the Legislature
The law permits the courts to punish ty ~
no ND bv the thumbs, in addition 70 IHPi-9,
|,ument, AID also permits the "hrlhE "u'
f all such persons TO the lowest lfime) c','-
her 10 nav the iail fees. 1t seems tha' 'eH'
|ran+ has issued a General Order, go, 81
Eated Washington. Jan, 18th, 1865, instruct
no division, department, &c, commanders
! o protect all persons from suits for ofllciaI
|Lcts during the war, &c, and concludes mus
And also protecting colored persons IRON
prosecution in any of said States charged
with offences for which white persons are
hot prosecuted or punished in the same man
|ner and degree Now, as soon as TINS ofoeI
IS received, it is discovered By the ihai' l'-
|nal calling himself Van L. Young, that the
county court is punishIng negroes by Tying
Them up by the thumbs, while they are NOT
doing so to the white people, whom they put
to work. on the streets in the city. Repre-
seutatious are made, and orders are issued 70
sion this discrimination. An order from
Post Headquarters is then issued, not pro''b't,
ing any determination, but HuIJyi"g the 'as
by stopping oil Punishment allowed by the
law, and ordering ihe whipping posi- to be
taken down. Now the very first case pun
isLed by the county court in Warren county
was a white boy, who was tied up by the
! thumbs. But it does not suit Mr. Young
purpose to see this. lie can only see that
" uigrers axe treated 50, and makes his rep
resentations accordingly a simple inVestl-
cation would have shown that the tatc dLc
not discriminate, and that the white boy
punished by court was the only case OF
white person brought before the court fol
trial, while the mayor and board OF council
men of the city alone could put the white
men at work on the streets-not for va8ran
cv-but for offences committed against The
city.
1t is such conduct on the part of snbordin
ate officers that make the presence OF tn
military a "bIighting curse to the State
The ,aisycDycgcatafio,ts of this Col. Young ar
covered by his acknowledgement that tht
order went further than he intended it to go
We might believe this, did we not know Of
letter he las written 50 full of malice to th
people Of this State, aud so disrespecttul t.
the Executive, and insulting to the dignit,
of Mississippi, that the Governor was com
PEELED to call the attention of the man VIII
presented it, { -llr. Osterhaus,) by a note de
cliuiug to receive it or to notice it. We wii
publish it for the benefit of Mr.. Young l
is the conduct of such men which stirs up tn
bad blood; and it would not only be benef
cial TO the service they disgrace, but fee
ing of great relief would come over the peo
pie if they only knew they were safe troI
the official persecution of such men. Nhe
such men as General Force leave Us, the
carry with them our sincere respect and goo
wishes. Such men as ColYoung gain on
contempt and their departure from US
| seasoned bv the curses of whole people
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glew Adrertisements.
Proclamation,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, !
Jackson Miss, Jan 29 1866.
To all ,cbOm it may cORcerR-GREETING
Whereas, it is provided by resolution of
the Legislature of the State of Mississippi,
approved Dec. 4, 1865, that the Governor
shall give notice by proclamation, when the
Penitentiary is i'll condition for the recep-
ton of convicts. Now, therefore, l, Benja-
min G. Humphreys, Governor of the State
Of Mississippi, do issue this my proclam;'-
ton notifying all whom it may concern that
the Penitentiary is now in a condition for
the reception ofconvicts.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
{ ~ my hand, and caused the great seal
Ills. }of the State of Mississippi to be
(~~ Saffixed. This 29th day of Jan
nary. 1866. BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS.
By the Governor, -
c. A. BROUGHER,
ian30dIw Secretary OF State.
WANTED ~. oas,. .,ro rooa 1orr,,evm.r
Printers and Foreman. Good wages and perma
nent employment given. Seventy-fve cents pei
= Ian u
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WEST TESSEssEE CoILEGE-We reier 70
the advertisement ofthis institution % DC
found in our columns to-day. Speaking OF
its able management, the Memphis Bulletin
says:
The Rev. W shelton; A NJ who aEt has been been
loI - y ar the brownsville Female College,
bds Isl bern unanimously elected President by
tbe BOARD of Trustees. This institution Is
,,Iel endowed by the State and is located al
Tockson-one of the healthiest and most
desirable places in West Tennessee ano
under the able and judicious management
of President Shelton, il must speedily DC
come college of the very first importance
President Shelton has justly merited, ana oc W
cupies an eminent position as scholar m anC
educator throughout this state ana " ~heie'
m minister nj t Of the gospel We congratulate tn
people Of Jackson, and ell in West .i Lennes mes
Sec, who have sons to educate, upon tne eIs; .t;
tion of Professor Shelton as President OF TN
institution
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CIR O 9 . L i . 8
Jan I9du
PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION,
5000 r E w A II d
WHEREAS, it appears by information re-
caived nv me. that A R. Prfngle and Lycur-
C,,s Matthew'S were concerned in the murder
Of three freedmen on or about the 5th day
of January 1866, on the Monticello road
about six miles east Of BrookhaVen III
Lawrence county, and are still at large:
Now /, BENZ. G.. Humphreys, Governor OF
the State of Mississippi, do offer in addition
to the reward of two hundred dollars, al
lowed by the statute for the arrest OF such
nerson, a reward of one hundred dollars for
the delivery ofeach or either OF the SAID A.
b. Pringle or Lycurgus Matthews to the
Sheriff of Lawrence county. And 90
moreover require all civil and military oth-
GERS of this State to be diligent IN their
! efforts to arrest said fugitives.
| Given under my hand and the Great Seal
/ ~ of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
! IL. s. }24th day of January 1866, and OF
! ~ the sovereignty of the State the
/ orty-eighth
/ BY the Governor
c. A BROUGHER,
Secretary of State.
/ DESCRIPTION.
! Matthews has florid complexion, dark eyes
auburn hair, slender built, weighs about lit
or ll5 pounds, and is about 20 years old.
Pringle has forid complexion, hazel eyes
light hair and light moustache, and weighs
about $50 pounds, is "a years old and Is
about feet Z or 8 inches high. jan25dlW
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10EAV-TH RNa1 95hAt.l

. OHAPMAN'S ILLUST RATED -
A beautiful little work of 81 pageS,IS
now 70 romsye Tan, Freckles,. flwFs Fskr
Ereptions, and all Impurities OF tnv az =
! ,roduce o full growth of WhiskeIs p,h 8
"a luxuriant growth Of Hair on 80 Rrss5
,latarrh. purify the Blood, Purity the pt
,nG beauty The hair, remcve SuHt In;t,,
ure drunkenness, cure nervous deont
1ow 20 renew your age, and other
Cble information. "a ersl
A copy Of this work win be mailed ~
n application Addrsss II CHAF
ssi Bros
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WThe medical profession pronounce the
Red Jacket Biters the best tonic that has
yet been produced in that shape, and those
who try them viii be satisfied of the fact.
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IN THE SPECIAL COURT OF EQUITY.
For The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Sitting at Jackson
Monday January 23d 1866.
Southern Railroad Co,
No. "a
J. c. & K. NJ. BridgefOrth
On opening the papers in this cause and 1t appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court that the Defen
dant James c Bridgeforth is out of the State, 30
that process cannot be served upon him ii is there
fore ordered that the said James c. Brdgeforth ap-
pear on the 26th day of March in the year 1866 in
this court and said petition, or the alega-
tions thereof will be taken for confessed and the
pettion set down for hearing er parte against said
James c. Bridgeforth 1t is further ordered that a
copy of this order be published in the Daily Clarion
newspaper published in the city of Jackson Mis-
sissippf, once in each week for four weeks success
sively A true copy from the minutes
Attest: S LIVINGSTON.
Jan 25d4tw. Clerk,
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| .. B. GRAHAM & CO.,
| I39. eravIer street..-....I39
Between Camp and St. Charles,
Imporsers Of EOreign and Domes,ic Dry

Agents for the York Street Flax Spinning Com
pany Of Belfast respectfully call the attention of
the trade TO ther very extensive stock in store
and arriving by first vessels from Europe, consist
ing Of the following: Irish Linen, Pillow Case
Linen, Linen Sheeting, Drawer Linen, Linen Shirt
and Shirt Fronts, Brown and Blay Linen, linen
Checks Planters Linen, White and Brown Linen
MEETINGS. Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs Printed
Linen, Long Lawns, White Lawns, Printed Lawns.
Damask In piece, Damask Cloths, Napkins and
Towels, Diapers Brown and Bleached H1cka6uck
DrillnRs Ducka Hollands ,Buraaps Bobbinets
Swiss Nusfna Tape Cheeks, Union. epd Ccttor
Checks, Gi1ghams, Tartan Checks, Winseys, Prints,
Flax Thread ETC. 0ee jan07d1y
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John pOLL LOCK,
OfCoriMIh Miss,
4.Iessle Dealer in
Boots, and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Velvet Bonnets, Ladies' Hats,
Umbrellas, etc etc,
NO. 50 NORTH WATER s"ERET,
Mobile, Ala
1 would call the att enti4n uf Country MerchaEta,
when in the city, or in want of goods in my l're TO
an examination of IT stCcS and prices They were
cought directcy from the manufacturer for cash, and
carefully selected for the southern trace feei con
fdent that and will sell them as low as any
house in he Southern States The stock consists IN
part of the following styles;
Gents Calf Sewed, Chanelled and Pegged Boots
and Kip Tapped AMI Sole Prairie and
Grain do
Crimped toes Congress do.
Kid Calf, GeAt aud Kipp BalmorGl Shoes
Calf and Kidd Buckle and Button CATERS.
Youths BOYS aud Chiidrels Boots and Shoes, in
ali the Styles.
Nizsas aad ChI.drens Shoes Copper Toed.
IaCiCS u loVc, Ma ana HeDole FohsA n"''S-
Calf Kid and G eat Ba'moral She's
Ruff K:pp and Calf Shoes
Lasting, Polish Bslmora and Congress
Caters, large sizes, all styles, neatly
Misses, Children and Iafarts, all kind.
! sRooASs
Cases extra Sizes neat, g to "A.
! High cut. Fail stock
Hand Sewed,
: GE-TS ID LAD ES'
OvERsHOEs AND SANDALS.
/ UMBRELLAS, assorted prices.
Lseirs and Kisses velvet Bonnets and Hats
Brush, Six Felt, new
Styles and Trimmings
HATS.
Gents Silk Brush aad Cassimers
I Velvet, Goth and mixed,
American and French Felt, a....
Planters Res ries,
/ Derlys and Dashers. NutriaG,
Black mixed Wool Planter,
Wire Strengthened b i'm, tor Boys,
Yonths' Boys aud C1ildrens
lie all u the C olors and styles.
! AL of assor. width, Brins and CrowEs.
give speciaI attention TO filing orders, aud WI
guarantee atisfseiion Of goods and prices and pay
rcEpt sItenton SHIPPING either by Express, Rsil-
ROAD or Rivers
xg-C r sawyers, fosmerly of CotiDth. Miss, is
will ito above house, AM woal4 he pleased to meet
his old trieuds North Mississippi. AnV favors
quired him in the city will be attended TO stl
/ vi, il..Iy. ian dif
PLANTATION FOR SALE
fine plantation situated eight miles from Terry s
depot on the n. o. j. & g. \. K. r., containing
2l20 acres--l2O0 in good state of cultivation Has
now on il two story gin brick foundations, with
( two Carver gin stands. A fine three story stable
with forty stalls. Excellent cabins capable of ac.
commodaring 20 negroes. fine orchard with
1000 peach and $50 apple trees. conveyance
can be readily be procured at Terry's Depot to
visit the place.
For further information apply at the Clarion
Office, or to
E. C. MONCURE,
j7nytf On the premises.
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MOBILE & OHIO

ESc'R AND GENT SUPTs. OFFICE,
Mobile Jan. I4th, 1866.
On and after this day daily passenger trains viii
be resumed this road upon the following Schedule.
Accommodation Train will leave Mobile at p IN.
Arrive at Citronelle at 30 p M viii leave Cit
ronelle at 10 m. Arrive at Mobile at 40 m.
Through Mail Train, will leave Mobile at m
and We at Columbus Ky. 10 p m, connecting by
steamer Gen Anderson with the 80 m train on
the Ill Central Railroad for all points North West
and East. Leaves Cairo on the arrival of the G 10
N train on the Illinois Central Railroad Leaves
Columbus Ky. at and arrives at Mobile at
g3opm. (Time-down train 36 l-o, and up train
81 hours)
Trains going North arrive at Meridian at 0a p m
Going South at II 30 am
The through mail train will not stop at stations
South of Citronelle. This company has purchased
new passenger and sleeping cars of .the most i'm
proved construction which are daily arriving and
which will make this route the most comfortable as
well the quickest from the Gulf of Mexico to the
Northern Western and Eastern cities
Through tickets can be purchased to Cairo at the
passenger Stations and at Cairo passengers have
choice of twelve routes to New York with only four
or five changes of cars
L. j. FLEMING
sn23dlm Chf Eng'r and Gen1 Supt
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THE CASE STATED-A Tennessean' Ia the
course Of a private letter, states the case as
follows: >, ,,
Now suppose the fanatics shan ueci4Le -
ont ofthe Union, will it not be a pretty
commentary con m On four years war for the
Tnion and the Constitution 2 What will
become of the idea of the great Union army
oftbe Union cause, the flag of the Union
and All that sort of thing We OF the
south fought to get out They fought 70
lycny, IIs in, whipped US, we thought, back
again, and then declare we cannot come IN;
not one Of us Well, it does look strange
but it may be all right, l shall make no
fuss about it it is their BUSINESS not mine.
/ shall behave myself, in or ont. am utterly
opDosed to a mere factious opposition 10 Ihe
Government. 1t is unmanly. We fought our
fight ont got whipped, and now intend to
do our duty by submitting TO the laws like
gentlemen .., -.
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IMPORTANT DECISION The Nashville Dis
patch, Of the 18th, says:
A case of considerable interest was tined
the Circuit Court for Bedford county at
ifs late session. 1t was an action brought on
a note given to be paid in gold. The Shel
5vviTe Union says the defendant rendered
the greenbacks, but the jury thought he did
not tender enough, so he lost the case. The
.ourt charged the jury that the United
States Treasury notes were a legal tender
but that plaintiff was entitled TO recover the
amount OF the note and interest, together
with a difference between gold and green
backs. when the United States Treasury
notes first went into circulation in this par
of the country The jury allowed a differ
ence of four per cent.
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Ad11,IntsiraI.Dts NUn

whereas letters of administration y,
.. A. Dyess, deceased, were GRANTEE, ,S, y !,
ed at the last December term OF the XSr
Newton county, State Of Mississippi IA Ss
having claims against the estate oil sa "n,r =
hereby required 10 exhibit the same uH *
egistered. within the time preseIicIeL ~ II.
same will be barred. JAMES !"
INnn o. Nr6A
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THE D4


The Clarion NJ
been removed fro|
henceiorth viii I'D
son. Established
hope the Clarion |
field OF usefulness
class Daily and "
ceived as a weieo1
in the State
While we claim
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and faithfully "A
develop the reso1
eouteutueut alt ?.
readers Will Dee
graphic news D4
points, ,fp.irenusr-
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DRUGGISTS,
CORNER STATE And PEARL SK, |
(HILTZHIEMs' CORNER)
Jackson, Mississippi
Having removed to their elegant new
the public generally, that they are prepared
to-furnish the best articles of pure Drugs,
Chemicals Perfumery etc, in any quantity.
OUR STOCK IS ALL FRESH AND
WARRANTED PURE.
o m to furnish physicians with Office
FiLE1T1EEs sSaTEs.s,
GRADUATE MEASURES,
, SADDLE BAGS,
JARS, no B4TTtEs' H;s
e PAINTS, OILS &c
q White Lead White Zinc, Colors--all kinds--Na al.
7 Oil, Tanners Oil, Coal Oil,
!; Window Glass,
> Paint Brushes varnish Brushes, Wash BFushes
- Shoe Brushes, etc.
The best article of
: WHISTLES. Rto
for Medical purposes
PATENT MEDICINES.
large and well selected assortment of all the moa
u popular of the day.
II THE LADIES
e will find stock OF Perfumery etc" complete con
D. sisting of
. q EAU LUsTRALE,
At o1ogne%.
COLD CREAM,
ct CAMPHOR-ICE and
al GLYCERINE,
pc GLYCERINE
n CREAM, Etc
HAIR, CLOTH AND TOOTH BRUSHES
= We also have a complete set of
an an JARS AND BOTTLES
w for fitting up Drug Store which will sell yer
- low.
Prescriptions carefully prepared at all hoW7
BUCK, BAILEY l. co.
The New and Popular Extract
c. KISS ME- SWEETLY,
Gs l@ KISS Me QUICKLY,
- KISS ME IF YOU DARE
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A GUOD Coz
Old Guard ell
had been 'gr
croachInent 4
North would |
ance of pover
nothing can n
further wreckl
ern States IN d
State sOycreiI
England is toI
has enjoyed ~
an emu To sell
this land. WI
the writer in
land born, tod
couse they ard
We throw upI
shame of thlsI
liberty and Sd
denial by an |
dare ;"
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f. HnshIuS
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agent for the cjtt

- We are tr,
from our friend,
State making i
value otCottuu
that the Nlg--r4
city, are buyiug
lar They are IA
to fiji orders