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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.
,,NAND AFTER APRIL %. 1867,
Il ..nina ,rill run "a fnllnXR.

Tickets TO all principal points in the East and
West can be procured at the Union oihoe m Nc
Lure House and at the station at bridgeport
FIR MYERS,
m.rI General Ticket Agent
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i 10 Butts "Old Hen's" blk lss,
25 caddies do. 40. do
10 Adults .'Niagara" do
90 caddies do. do.
81 butts Dew Drop" do. t.
80 laddies Hombrick do. :"
lOa boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT,, lb.
81 do. Diadem soft pd. Q inch.
81 do wheelers nd. pd. 0 do.
53do. do. hard pd. H. lumps-
10 do. "Millie Collins" hard pd. lb. Jumps
ST do Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
ST do Miller's r. and X. twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf.
0kgs. 6-twist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bbls. F. G.. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. G. do. do.
10 bbls C. S. do. do.
10 hlf bbls. e. s. do. do.
Our stock of tobacco is large and the assort
ment unsurpassed By any in the market Mer
chants are respectfully invited to give us call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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GRAIN.

WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY IN
w Store, Tea, Coffee, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, Nails, Buckets, Tubs. wash n soard pI
Carb Soda, German, Irish, Bleach and Family
Soap. Candles Lead Shot Gun Caps, Powder.
Bed Cords Glass, Grain Bags, Wrapping Irvine,
wrapping Paper, Lake White Fish and Herring,
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Beans. Crackers,
Cheese. and Wheeling manufactured articles
generally. PRYOR, HANDLAN & co.
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WHOLESALE DEALERS
Provisions, Flour, Grain, &C., p.
Nos. Is, ~ and 10 Main sf.
Z -. PACKING HOUSE,
8 Cer-er or John and Fesrfh sts.

BACON AND LARD, l..
nF OUR OWN CURING. ..Er.....
~ Choice new shoulders,
Sugar cured hams, plain, .H.a H
-" canvassed,
Plain hams,
Choice lard, in tie, half barrels and Kegs
Sides, rib, clear nib and clear.
PRYOR, HANDLAN ~.
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VIyEsTERN RESERVE CHEESE.
w 50 boxes Prime Western Reserve Cheese
for sale.
MAXWELL e. TINGLE.
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Grand Presentation Musical
Concert,

500 600 tickets at the nominal price of 81 each-a
| single ticket emitting the purchaser to gift
there being one gift to every ticket. The gifts
| are as follows:
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Solicitor in Chaneeryr

Little Rock. Arkansas.
WIN ,racties IN the Federal sud state
Courts lCoiIocdous promptly tended TO-
INNS n
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TgF Grand law that the eravItatior

THE grand law that the gravltation
OF masses is as inversely as the square
OF the distance, the discovery OF which
has always been sscribed TO Newton,
has been recently claimed by 81. Charles
for Pascal. The claim is passed on a let,
ter from the latter to Robert Boyle,
which Is shortly TO be laid before tbs
Paris Academy Of Sciences. The date
assigned to Rewt0n's discovery Is 1865.
Pascal died in 1862.
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Anatrnlin,, stnlisftns

In 1865 the imports into the Australian
colonies reached e35, ,000, 900, and the ex-
ports CSC, 600 900. Within the last six
teen years New South Wales and Vie
tofia have yielded $500 600 worth Of
gold, aud New South Wales has pro.
duced 4, 000, 600 tons Of coal. South Aus
trslis has also, within the last ten years,
exported IS, 000. 600 worth Of copper.
The tonnage Of vessels which arrived al
Australian ports in 1865 was 100000
and similar amount OF tonnage left
those ports during the same period.
Forty years ago the number OF horses.
cattle and sheep In Australia was under
4a0iOG0i the number is now nearly as
000,OO0.
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STATE OF CoySEEcTIcvr. g

GEO. L. CHASE, President.
GEO. NJ. COLT, secretary.
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Nothing is more astonishing to the sight-
seerin Paris than the way in which new
streets are run up IN all quarters Of the
town. With modern means and appli-
Ances, E'ith cast iron instead Of carpeu-
ters' work, with steam-tempered mortar
and travelling cranes, can be done In six
weeks now what used to be an affair of
six months. Five or six millions OF
francs are spent in a year 10 pull down
houses which would have lasted CEN
tuTy, while upward offour hundred milf
ions sre invested in new buildings. To
effect these Vast Opefstishs there are
about five thonssnd contractors Of all
grades, who employ eight thousand
ruprk man .-..
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A PARIS letter remarks: !" I think his
highness, the Prince Imperial, seems
likely to begin life with a cellar of Curl
Gus and mixed wines, for hear that the
YinOus commissions Of the exhibition
have determined to offer 70 him all the
samples Of all the wines Of ali countries
which are now stowed in the Champ de
Mars. To any noble drinker fond Of
committing that fatal heterodsxy mix
ing your liquor this would be indeed a
valuable cellar"
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKsoN'S
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash.
VyHE following certificates, selected from hun |
1 dreds in the possession OF the propretreazs !
are confidently Submitted TO the pubHcs
MRS. WOLCoTTs CERTIFICATE.
ttr-r.-.rsy Ia ~, 49, - 1894

MRs JACKSON, Dear IIaI0ni-I Il is with
pleasure thai certify 70 you. that seein7 one
OF your circulars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best physlctans aud
the highest tredicsi authorities uf the pnHed
States, cert Tying that Your oils Tor the CON-
pleLion and teeth were purely tbs oils, extracts
and essences or flowers, and they warrant 10
when used aecoryiirg 20 directiOus to cure the
worst aud most difficult cases OF nursing. sore
mouth, CluEer Of the stomach, bowels anu dys-
pecsia. For SO ofulOus disorders, when used
both internally and eEteTnl ly.it has no equal.
Dear Madam, seeing THIS. and my little daugb-
ter, aged diteen months. having the whoop ng
cough for several months. accom- autet with
what the doctors call white csnEer, her 7-outh
and throat being terribly liberated, and hav-
ing tried everything for its relief L could hear
Of, all 20 no purpose, / bought one bottle Of
your oil Tor the complexion. cal ed Queen
Bess, went according To the directions, did not
use quite one bottl-, aud 1 am most happy -
state to you that IL has cured my ch n 1. She Is
now rs well and ne rtT IS ever she was in her
life. give you nis, ny certificate, hoping you
will publish it. that thousauts OF others who
may be afflicted with any Of the above afiec-
lions may at once get a bottle OF your Queen
Bess." for feel sure they VIII ind Immediate
relief. Yours resp fcifully,
MRS GEO WDICOTT
Tarue,- street hef = Yfn and Is-hdeuth-
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IllaoLrenf M0ffce.-

Estate Of Thomas Crider, deceased.
FIlHB insolvency Of the estate OF Tbomas Cri.
4 Ger, deceased, having been suggested an
persons having claims against said estate
are notified 10 present the same, duly authentf.
Gated, 70 the Clerk Of the County 1ourt OF
Shelby county, on or before April IL, 1853 or
the same Will be forever barred.
John zEeET, Executor.
NsnPalss psosabsy Z, lssl, aaeslSW9a
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a.. ..a E." WAsHfNGroN, November 10, 1867. .
"a Dear Colonel I have yOur letter Of
the 10Th instant, advising me Of the for
nation Of Grant clubs BY many Of our
comrades in Kansas, and asking my
opinion OF the mOyemenf.
g. earnestly wish to be in accord with
the great part Of my Kansas and army
friends, and stiIl hope TO unite with them
in supporting Gen. Grant for President.
But I want first 10 know whether he
approves the reconstruction measures +;
for If he does, / cannot support him.
I regard them as mischievOus-beg
Of revenge, misdirected philanthropy,
and lust Of power I would as soon ex-
oect house 70 stand on the crater of
living volcano as a State, where whites
and blacks being nearly equal in num-
hers, the whites are prescribed. aud the
blacks made rulers. Such government
cannot long have the heartfelt sympathy
Of any large body OF white men any
where. Blood is thicker than water, and
Northern whites will sympathize with
Southern whites in their struggle to
shake Of the incubus OF negro rule. If
there were no prejudice OF race to-
affect heir action, the Northern.
people would still refuse 20 repro.
duce iD the States of the Union Hagti
or Domingo, or any other government
and civilization the negro has estab-
lished since the flood. To punish lhe
Southern whites for their treason, the
Northern people might possibly for a
time be willing TO affiict them with such
governments; but Sslf-iHtereSt forbids it.
It were Ike the fabled war OF the belly
and the members. The North already
grOans under the punishment now being
inflicted on the South, and must, besides,
pay for the whip. The negro govern
ments, Whep formed, must be proppsd
up by Northern bayonets, and the North
must pay for the bayonets; and, how
ever costly; they can never safely be
Withdrawn. When reconstructed, each
one Of those States will be like maga,
siDe-all secure when carefully guarded
outside, but when left unguarded a
chance spark will blow it and all about
it TO the devil. s. -...r..
" Entertaining these views, l would
not support any candidate for the Presi.
dency who indorses the Reconstruction
measures, even ii they were lawful, still
less as I consider them wholly unconsti-
tutional, and full Of danger as preeedents.
- write you thus explicitly, because
! value your good opinion, snd want you
to know how think, aud feel, and mean
20 act on the stupendous questions which
lie around and before US. Yours, faith
ft1Ifu. T'yFoN - FWTTNC. Vp "
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IN s o R AN C E.

Security Insurance Company
OF NEW YCRK
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MISCELLANEOUS.

lith-The greatest amount insarsd in any one
risk Is Si0,00o, EXCEPT in special cases.
l2th-The amount insured IN any one city,
town or village, depends upon its size,
and how built
l3th-The amount insnred in any one b.Ock de-
pends as above.
i4sh-Ceriined copy OF the Charter Of the Com
pany. as flied heretofore.
I5th-GeneTai Power OF Attorney for Agents to
accept service Of process, previously
hltd.
GEO. L CHASE, President.
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Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes an
Bills, 5reenleaf on Eyisenee.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
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3d-The amount Of Capital stock 3 81, 600 eco co
3d-The ameuut Of Capital stsck
paid up, 0o00Q0 o.
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County Of Hartford.
September 2, 1866, Personally appeared
George l.. Chase. President, and George IL. Colt
Secretary Of the Hartford fire Insurance CON-
pany, and severally made oath that the above
statement by them subscribed, Is true, accord
Ing to their best knowledge and belief
Before me, ID. ~. q. SIX LION.
nOVZI Notary publfr-
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mns. WIN. A. ooLLiNs' cERrrcATE.

hANNlbALs MO- august - loHu
MRS. JACKSON. Dear bEd0m I am most
happy to inform you that Ter having suffered
more than three years with what some pnYsi-
clans tail nursing sore mOu- IA. ur Canker Of the
mouth and threat, tried various remedies,
but found nothing to 10 me any good until
sard OF y0ur oiis for the com pleXion and
teeft called Queen BsSa." I bought one % Hs
tie, went according TO direcii lns, and aIa truly
thankful { say Ihave iound "A permanent cure.
Hopirg you viii pu' lish this. that otner poor
sufferers may be benefited by u, remain,
YouIs respectfully.
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Session opens EORday, september md.
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Department Of the Memphis Col
l lege will Oren on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen com
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional Law...--.-....-Gen. ALBERT PIKE
Real Property & Pleading Hon. r. K HEATH
Personal Property a Pleading "A. 81, LsRIs
Equity q Commercial Law Hon. p. T. SCRUGGs
Grim. Law & Admiralty ten. j. r.. OHALMEEs
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MIS-, III IS 'Wl5'iMl ooL1INs.

AGENTS WASTED Vale or Female, IN every
town and cou lty IN the United States, 10 IN 70,
due this cslt tbgated preparation. Agents are
now maklug from $50 70 sos per month, clear
OF expenses Apple, ton for agenf les csn re
made for the present to MIS- Jackson, at the
WhitemOre House, Adsms street. between
Third and Fourth Hemphis; or 20 the manu-
featuring depot, No ll3 sixth street, st. Louis,
no. either In person or by letter,
~
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- M g thing N ew
IN
SCIENCE As0 MEDICINE
PARALYSIS CAN BE CURED

Wy f fully aud freely invite all Physicians
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and also every body else TO come and examine
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We have demonstrated the fact that in Paral-
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Testimonials from hundreds OF the best Ply
sicians and oitizens OF this nation.
MEMPHIs, TENN, December 2. 1857.
Having sold all my night, title and Interest to
this county OF the " "EQUALIzERp to DTS.
SAMUEL GILBERT and SILAS 7. .GILBERT,
the latter being a graduate OF the Jeffersa N
Medical College Of Philadelphia, can fully
and frsaiy recommend them. IS thoronghl5
competent and reliable, TO All persons wishing
treatment GEORGE HADFIELD, u. D.
n8- Drs. GILBERT can be coisSslted at their
oness, No. 3 south SIDE Of OOpFt saIare.
de5 I'm M
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DIR. Csnisius, our late consul in Aus
tria, has a new method Of making beet
sugar, which he will Try on large scale
st Aurora, III.
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F. w. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton Fa Q tors
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
27S Front Street, Upstairs.

IN entering upon another commercial year,
/ with the experience OF the past, fraught
With the many viclssitudes incident to a
changed system Of agriculture, and for which
most Of our plaRters were little prepared, re-
sultipg In heavy loss to planter aud merchant,
as = a experiment tried, We shall adopt a ris id
cash ~ stem IN OuT business-fak1ng no risk,
and making our saiee prompt upon receipt OF
COMMITMENTS, RENTING proceeds with as little
delay as possible; bat in all cases Obeying tr-
struotians OF shippers, and using our best en-
deavOrs to promote the interest OF our patrons.
BsgeiHg. Rope, Gunnles, GrOcaries and PTOTi-
sions are such, that we promise to fnrnish
them at our lowest market price, and make Il
ss much or more, to your interest 10 order
through as, than to purchase Ia person.
Hoping 10 receive your patronage and infiu-
sHss' ~ sn mi ''''' X W. IRVINE q co.
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THE IAPAN CLOVER LEsPEDBRA
STRIAEs.

III z JAPAN CLOVER - AE.SPEDERA
STRTAEE.
The Charleston Oo2Erier has long
communication from the Rev. JOHN
BACHMAN, the veteran bOtauist, on the
character and properties Of the Japan
Glover, a new forage grass, which is at
tracing much attention in several of the
Southern States. 1t has but recently
made its appearance, no one can tell by
what or whose instrumentality, and is
reiished as food by beasts and birds, by
whose fundamentally the seeds are dis
seminated, and wherever it effects
lodgment it speedily appropriates the
locality, overrunning ami eradicating
weeds, sedge grass, etc, covering lanes
and roads, and running up to the very
rails on railroad tracks. DR. BACHMAN
says:
Every writer who has addressed me on
this subject has represented this grass as
invaluable TO our country. II d0urishes
on every kind of soil, is found on the
sand hills and under shade trees, and has
thus far spread Itself without any artifi.
cial meansOf propagation. 1t affects the
glands OF horses as red clover does, but
is relished by horned cattle, sheep, goats
and swine. Il is said that all these diff.
ferent species OF animals fatten upon this
grass. I cannot doubt that ia the intro
duetion Of the Japan Clover our country
has derived 3 greater blessing than if We
had discovered rich mines of gold.
Would it not be well for some of our
sgriculturists to make an effort to intro
duce this valuable plant in our section?
We have no doubt if letter was ad-
dressed to DR.. BACHNAN, at Charleston,
he would give it the proper direction.
Z
FOur Persons Murdered by Negroes.
Sp. LOUIS, December Il.-0n Sunday
night, a German. family, named Napeys,
consisting OF father, mother and two
children, living near NameOke, on the
Chicago and 81. Louis railroad, ten miles
from Alton, were murdered in their sleep
by two negroes. Napeys had been at ST.
Louis on Saturday last, and sold produce
to the amount OF S209, which amount of
money he took home with him. The
two negroes, who had been hanging
about the house for some three days, had
probably obtained knowledge of this
money, and entering the house on sun
day night, when the family were Sleep
ing, murdered al by striking them with
axes. Joseph Marshall, muIatto, was
arrested here this morning as one OF the
murderers He was seen about the house
on SUNDAY morning,
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TF Offering OUR BITTERS to the Southern
L Public, we have no hssitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe-
tioA in our markets. In their devissment they
are purely Southern - compounded with g
special adsptitude to lbs various types Of
stomAcie arrangements prevalent in oar
climate
tisa gentle stimulsnt TO the system sftel
undergoing a severe Illness.
Itisa cure for Dyspepsia.
It assists Digestion.
II curss Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
IT'S a preventive for Chils and Fevers
It's an invaluable companion for person
travelling at ali seasons OF the year.
II is HOME enterprise, and Possesses true
merit.
- sold everywhere.
O. H. EBBERT q CO.,
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. Q Howard's Row,
febI0 u Memphis. Tenn.
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Mrs. DIsraeli IS now considered
quite out Of danger. she is fifteen years
older than her husband.
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COURSE OF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
Walkers American Law, Kents Commenta-
rfes Bisnop on Criminal Law Carut hers His
tory OF a Law Suit, stephens Headings.
SECOND SESSION or JUNIOR CLASS IS
months.
Parsons On Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, 5reenleaf on Eytaenee.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
ADAM Equity Jurisprudence Adams Equity
Pleading, Redheld on Wills, Hilliard on Mort
gsRes, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburn on Real Property, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, angel a Aulss on Corpora
tions, StOry's Conflict o. Laws. Parsons on
Maritime Law, ConkIin's o. 5. Treatise.
Recitations aud examinations each day at 4
o'clock. Moot Court once each week, and Ap-
pellats Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors all together.
students permitted TO enter any Class. bat nc
Diploma given except 10 those going through
whole course.
Terms SIS per Session, payable In advance.
Entrance Fee IS per Session.
All Students OF Law can attend tree Of charge
the Lectures Of the College, including Lectures
on ElOcutiOn and explanation Of Latin and
French tecEnicsuties by the President
Arrangements VIII be made 10 board and
lodge Students 81 IS per month. Aplllcasiio .
sh5uld be made early. ael0
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
NIASONICDIRECTORY.
aTV

LoDGEs.
ArSarEosA. No. l6s. Nests Ist Monday n
every month, a. Udd-F-iluE-' HalI. cor C0uri
snd Vain. D. B Forster. 233 Front street
". "; John Beamish, Sec'y.
B,fu ~ u MssfrHEs. No. us. Meets I'd Friday OF
each rnoabb-EalI. cor. Madison and second
}. T. selsrs. " ~ Henj. = 3glieur SEQ
LETLA SCDrr, No. 2S4. aeels LIST frluny OF each
ufontn-HalI. col. Madison ami second. John
Alasllo, VI; ~; 4 p WoodSagd See
month-0dd-FeliOw Han. P. ID stanley
WM " T. Butts, Sec.
KILWINsIssg. No. ~ 90. d. Meets 4-n Friday
of each month-20s Front street JOAN J..
Wo7zhzm, s3d, ". n B. X Buden, 12d, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEES Chapter, No l. Meets ID Monday Of each
months-Odd-Felloys' HsIl. Joha Gent, N. Z.
s. r; 3. 81 Levy, ssc y. .H.s#
R. AND s. n
EUREKA CounciL No. 6. Meets "a Monday OF
each month ldd- Fellows Hal. John zenL,
IN. H.; y. J. Wiggins Bee,
TRMPLABs.
CYHNNE Ccrnmzndery. No. & Meets 4th Mon
Dag Of ssch month. John Zsnt, CON-; y J.
Wiggiu, Rec.
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2Of Frgut s1Te0L
HzRNEs Lodge gf Perfection, lfth No. l.
Stated Commun lcatiOns "a Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry p. WnOdard SD G.
n :. C6aries N Carroll. isth. sec.
NfpHaAs Lodge Of Perfection. lffh.; No. 2.
Meets 4th Wednesday Of each month, George
Asuershi I'D, g.. NJ A. a. Franklana, 3zd,
Sec.
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No. D. Benz. K. Pullen, sd. Tarsh,'.i ~
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No T. Henry p. Meodard. f2ds, Comm.
william Y. Ciro3e A2d, Rec.
CoNsIsroRY OF WEsT TENNESSEE, 8Zd. John
Ainglie. Sd Comm. Ia Chief; Dodge G.
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