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DOMESTIC.

~BOSTON-Per steamship George B Upton-460 bales
Upland Cotton, z casks Rice. 12S CASKS Kaolin Clay.
4e4 pass Rice Flour, % bales Rags and Paper, 1
bales hope, SO packages Metals, 10 hhds and 5 bun
dies Hides. 2 bales SKINS, AS loose Hides, 90 bags
Peanuts, Ga bags Rye, 8 bales Moss, 2 rolls Leather,
II cars Mdze. . cases Mdze. 2 bundles Mating. Q
bbls Oranges, 9 trunks Clothing, 1000 White Oak
Slaves.
NEW YORK-psr steamship Chanpion-S3 tierces Rice.
24S bbls Rosin, s2 bales Upland Cotton, 26 bags $
Cotton, 5 boxes Ore, 81 packages Sundries. ~ empty
Barrels, $50 bales Domestcs and Yarns, 8 bundles
Hides and Skins. 8 rolls Leather. .....Per steamship
Noneka-5 bags S / Cotton, 434 bales Upland Cot
ton, l02 te-ces Rice, 10 bales Yarn, and Sundries
.....Per schr Wide World-l34. l6l feet Yellow
pine Lumber, 20 packages Furniture.
EALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-4l3 bales Up.
land Rice, 100 tierces Rice, Al bales Yarn and Do.
mestics. 100 t!erces Salt, Spackages Hides and Skins,
II bsles Rags, 100 empty Barrels, % packages Sun.
dries, / ton Bone Phosphate, 5 bales Leather, 7
Chairs
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per south Carolina Railroad
December IS and &c.

2ol1 bales Cotton, 81 bales Mdze, 645 bags Corn and
Peas. III bags Rough Rice, 8 cars Wood, 8 cars Iron, =
cars stock. i car Furniture, &c. To Graeser, Lee, Smith
4 Co. j & ] D Kirkpatrick. j D Aiken x Co, Railroad
Agent, g W Williams & Co, ] Caldwell & Sons, L D
DeSaussure, MowIy & Co, C%ourtenay 4 Trenholm, Hop
kns, Mcpherson & co. Thuiston & Holmes, y Philips.
II Rodgers & Co. Watson d Hill, Willis Il Chisolm, q ID
Walter l. Co, Adams. Frost u co, K Mure & Co. d Jen-
nings & Co. j Il L Sloan, L j Wiss q Co. Howland TAFT
Fl l. Jeners s. Co, Cart, Kopff L Jervey, King q Glbbo,
Hunt, j Campsen Y Co, j q Minor, w u whiden, X
Arnold, Bissell Bros, N Robson, A + Cramer, Utsey q
Holmes. G Waltertham, ] Hogan, J 5 schirmer, w L
Miken, NJ T Bartlett. " e Bee q Co. Col Hunt. NJ JOHN
son. ] & W Ii Armstrong, j 81 Hester, j j Elms, Mrs
Rivers, A b Mulliglu, j b Steele, II Boylston. j Bin Is.
II G Hudgins, II Dischoff & co, j a Euslow & Co, B III
strobel, 5 Ycad N. I IL d W Devices, Mrs Kendrick, W
p Bowling, I W Mikell, Al Salinas. . Reeder. Mantoue
Z Co. LOwndes. ] Ii Baggett * Co, X A PrinSle, q"
CLARK l. co, w Roach, Il u M~cLamore, j ID Gray"-, Il d
Harvey, w Lobby, and Order.
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OFFICIAL
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoface at Charleston. for tb" week
ending DECEMBER &c. 1867, ALL ordered to be printed
In TIE DAILY News, agretably to the following section Ct
the new Postofice Law, as the newspaper having the
largest circulation in the City Of Charleston:
SECTION 5. And be il further enacted, That lists OF let
ters remaining uncalled for IN any Postofice in any city
town or village, where a newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be published once only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly or oftener, shall have tie
largest circulation within range of delivery OF the sad
Office.
&C. Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised"
G- Office hours from 8 A. NJ. to 6 F. NJ. On Sundays,
from 8 to 6 F. NJ.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jacksonville,
Fcrnandina, and savanuah- b CrIne, L A Elliott, J W
Towles, Col Banding, w HenAs. II b FUNSTON, - fieE'
son. ] W Brinson, " H Nelson and lady. Miss Reed,
and 10 steerage.
Per steamer Fannie from Savannah via Hilton Head,
Beaufort, &c-W 5 Floyd, j Baker and wife, J Manlgault
+ teynard. MIR Tinnus, MIR McVaidh, j + Collins, + L
Wilder, N Symonds, X Fitzpatrick and wife, j Guyiee, j
Kressel, NJ A Mcbride, j Fr1pp, and IA deck.
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Exports for the Week ending Thursday
December 10.
FOREIGN.

I~fvERpooL-Per ship 3 q Tucker-2l7 bags S I AMI
8175 bales Upland Cotton......Per British bark Iiv-
erpo l-55 bags S I and 1875 oales Upland Cotton. 800
bbls Rosin, 1874 sacks Cotton seed. $500. Per british
bark David McNutt-34 bags : 1 and l405 bales Up
land Cotton. 700 bbls Rosin. 7G0 sacks Cotton Seed.
ST. JOHNS, n B-Per British brig Alert-l0O bDls
Rosin, 0,Se7 feet Timber, I1,26S icet Flooring
Boards.
B~REMEN-Per Bremen bark G%auss-1s1l bales Upland
Cotton.
BARCELoNA-Per Spanish bark sunrise-l5OO bales
Upland Cotton. Per Spanish brig Gahleo-55O
bales Upland Cotton.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston, Dec. 30, 1867.
UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsrING
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.

LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston, Dec. 20, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsrING
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan. 1887 tons, Woodruff, at Adger's wharf, Tor
Saragossa, 7Ts tons, Crowell, at Vandcrhorst wharf, for
NEW 4of tcn ,oad nosi ., Irn;on nt: IN May y q 20
loading. ................... .Courtenay 4 Trenholm
Alliance. 42G tons, Kelly, at Atlantic wharf. for Philadel-
phia, loading + Baker q co
SHIPS.
Richard the Third, s9S tons, Scott, at Atlantic wharf.
for Liverpool, loading. ........... Street Bros & Co
Elizabeth Hamilton. S5i tons, Whit, at Atlantic wharf.
for Liverpool, loading ............ Patterson & stock
BARKS.
Liverpool tBr, 500 tons, Greene, at Boyce & Co.'S wharf,
tor Liverpool, Murc u Co
Tecumsch tBr), Go tons, Sponagle, at Vanderhorst wharf.
for Liverpool, loading. .Ravenel x Co
Franz Qsussianl, 2i9 tons. Wallcn, at Boyce Il Co.'S
wharf, tor Liverpool. loading ........J j Fredsbcrg
John tyfe, III tons, Luce, at Atlantic wharf, for Liver
pool, loading Willis X Chisolm
Yumuri lDrj, All tons. Luce, at Yandertorst's wharf.
for Liverpool, loading. .Ravcnel X Co
pawnce, 2o4 tons, AnEer. at Royce X cos wharf. for
Gauss (Brcnenl, Goo tons, Weiting. at Atlantic wharf.
for Bremen. ready...:..........GA Hopley X Co
Karken Adclstein tNorwi 37Gl tons, Larsen, nj Boycc y
Cos wharf. for Liverpool, loading. ......R I Walker
Esperanza tSpanh LOO tons, Farongi, ut Atlantic wharf,
for barcelona. loading ...........C T LOwndes X Co
Alexander Mcneil. - tons. Andrews. ut Union wharf
from Philadelphia. waiting. ............W Roach
Paouita SPAN. IT'S tons. Rossello, ut crown & Co.'S
wharf, from Cardenas, just arrived. ........W Z Hall
BRIGS.
Henry Laurcns, 117 tons, Borden, at Union wharf. for
cicnfuesos' WAITING ltisley X Creighton
Liverpool. loading. Willis X Chisolm
FenIx iSpanl BAG tons, Ensignat, at Union wharf, for
Palma, Majorca, loading, ,..".,"".... J Esnard
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aF Persons d~spositns letters in the Postofice will
please place the stamp near the upper right hand cor
ner Of the envelope, and they will also please to remem'
Der that without tho stamp a letter cannot b. mailed, but
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. December 81
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, December 21.-CoTToN-The sales
to-day amounted to $500 bales at prices showing d pretty
general decline of &c. We now quote Ordinary at 1874
122lc; Good Ordinary at 13Ha1354c Low Middling ut la
Axe; Middling at IA Hal4Ac, and Strict Middling at l5c.
The market opened inanlmate and dropping, with less
eagerness on the part OF buyers, who generally came for
ward with lower offers. Factors on the ether hand were
unwilling to make any material concessions, but at q
later hour, particularly after the news OF 4 decline OF
Lied at Liverpool, they met the demand more freely,
submitting to the reduction noted above.
STATEMENT CE COTTON.
Stock on hand September list, 1S67......... bales-15, 25G
Arrived to-oay. 2,oJo
Arrived previously. .22s, 370-239, 9SS
GAG, 22i
Cleared today 5,Isl
Cleared previously. 14l, 725-l46, sos
Stock on hand and on s~tipboard. .............. 99,Slo
The c~learances embrace 1851 bales for New YorS, 1865
for Bremen, and 666 for Vera Cruz.
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New York Market.


MONEY MARKET.
The New Yo,s Evening Postof Tuesday, December "a.
says:
Gold is frmer to-day III consequence OF sensation ru-
mors relative to apprehended trouble IN the cotton
States. The supply of cash gold Tor delivery IS moro
scarce and holds exact 5@6@1-64@H per recent. from Dor
rowers.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, December 24.-FLoUR, &c.-The market
for Western and State Flour is irregular, and with more
liberal offerings prices are 1920 cents lower. Iie ex'
treme concessions made are for check to-day.
Mile sales are 5000 bbls at s. ",79 w for superhne
STATE: 50 lOa9 10 for inferior river 4. city extras; $40 III
aO 40 tor extra State; $40 50a11 for fancy state; 50 40
a1O so for the low grades Of spring Wheat Western ex-
tras; 50 75a1o 10 for shipping Ohio; $40 S0al1 10 for good
to choice spring wheat extra; S1l 50al2 80 for amber WIN
ter w4eat extras Indiana and Michigan; s3 1Oal5O0 for
white wheat d. do, and ST. 40a1G 90 Tor st. Louis extras.
Burkwheat flour is firm ut 81 75aS5 % per 100 pounds,
and 50 5Oa10 per Dbl.
California Flour IL steady sales of $50 bags at So 90
ais rs.
southern Flour is easier and dull.
Sales of <T5 bbls at 50 S0a11 60 Tor ordinary to good
extra Baltimore ana country; Sll 60al4 so for extra
and family Georgi and Virginia, and SIl 00a15 90 for
extra and family Maryland and Delaware.
CoFFEE-Rlo is only in moderate demand, but prices
ar unchanged.
CorTos-The market is very dull and at a shade lower
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THE DAILY NEWS.
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER OF, 1867.
Cotton.


We are sick OF his Nessus shirt;
We are faint of his Upas breath;
OF the panid lint. with its CHASTITY tint
offs people-oloodinS to DEATH
Give US the golden graini
And tine mesdow-held so sweet!
That hope may reign in our Homes again,
With happiness at her feeti
wall from the wasted Land;
prayer to Omnipotence;
From the gaunt, crown uplfted hand;
And the lips Of Innocence.
Sweat! for the spoilers greedl
Toll for the Eoeman's peace
Great Godl LOOK down or this monarch's crown,
And-let his kingdom cojsel
We are sick Of his Nessus shirt;
We are faint Of his Upas breath;
And hip Ter earth than hailed his birth
Shall welcome his day OF Dea h.
%, 1857.
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Consignees per Northe@stern Railroad,
Decembcr &c.

IA bales Uplsnd and % bales s Cotton, SO bbls Ma
val sto,es Mdze. &c. To G w Williams l. Co, j & ] !
kirkpatrick, Mowry l. Co, L II Rodgers & Co, $ L How
ard d Bro, Adams, Frost & Co, z Davis, p Locke, W l
ivan, Gaillard q Minott, w q Bee l. Co, ShacIelford
Kelly. q 4 Walter & Co, J NJ Caldwell T. Son, Ravenel 4
Co. Cart, Kopf x Jervey, Screven 4 Nispet, Pinckne.
Bros, hisley & Creighton, Mazyck Bros. 4 ID Stoney. v
q Dukes a. Co, Nachman & Co, Messrs Armstrong, Man
toue & Co, Major II + Parker, + L Rhame, Sisters o
Mercy, I A Sawyer.
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Week
ending December &c, 1867.
PREPARED BY
ANDREW M. MORELAND.
Rroker. No, S Broad Street, Charleston, S. C.
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c. DUCREUX's PATENT
For instantaneous Detachment OF
Horses from Carriages.

rTNHIs INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL INVENTION.
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Mr.. G. DUCliEuA gave several public exhibitions. The
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Terms may lie Known aud orders received for applying
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON .
Arrived Yesterday.

Brig Tangent, Rich, New York via Newport-2O days
Assorted Cargo. To j A Enslow 4 Co, 5 G Railroad co,
L s Burnham, Kanapaux L Lanneau, g w Clark j GO,
Il Klatte & Co, Il Bischof L co, j + o'Neiu d son.
King & 6ibbon.
Ballast. To Master.
Schr Santee, Prince, Back River. 1900 bushels Rough
Rice. To W G Bee * Go, j R pringle.
Schr Ann S DeGs. from West Point Mill. 46 bbls Rice.
To J r Pr.ngle.
steamer Fannie, Peck, Savannah via Beaufort, hilton
Head, &c. "A bales Cotton, Mdze and Sundries. To J
Ferguson, L d Rodgers L Co, W Williams, kirkpatrick
& CO, G Madison, G W Williams & Co, Cohen, Hanckel x
Co, street Bros l. Co, Pinckney Bros, d A Moore, Rave
mel & co, Screven & Nisbet, ] Apple, W K Harrison,
Southern Express Co, and Order.
Steamer City Point, Adkins, Palatka, via Fernan-
dina, Jacksonville and Savannah. LAG bales Cotton, &c.
To Ilavenel & Co, Railroad Agent, Southern Express Co,
w Towles, Cohen. Hanckel & Co, E II Rodgers & Co, L
T Potter, Fraser & Dill, Pinckney Bros, Hunt Bros, r Q
Pinckney, w NJ LAYTON. Scott & Dash, Gen II d Wallin.
mgraham & Son, Bucklin, Crane & Co. L c Parker. J A
Enslow & Co, Stockbrid2e & NJ, Kins & Gibbon, j l. J D
Kirkpatrick. W Is Williams. Graeser, Lee, Smith / Co,
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka, s~hackford. New York-Jno L Theo
Getty.
British brig Alert, Newell, st Johns, N B-Budd &
Blake.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka, shackioTd, New York.
British brig Alert, Newell, st Johns, n b.
Spanish brig Calico. Vela, Barcelona.
Schr Wide World, Hildreth, New York.
From this Port.
Steamship Charleston. Berry, New York. Dec 81.
Steamship E B Souder, Lobby, New York, Dec %.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, at New York, Dec
"a.
Memoranda.
The schr Nellie Tarbox, Connery, cleared at Boston,
Dec 81, for Rockport, Me. TO load for Charleston.
LIS or VESSELS
UP, oLEARKD N SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Skiold, Albrechtsen, cleared. ..............No 10
Nor bark Kjellestadt, Verge, cleared 10
NEWCASTLE, ENG.
Bark c A Jones, , NOV 10
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Sabina, Martin, sailed. %
The Bertha, Anderson, sailed. ................O Oct %
CARDENAs.
Brig Liberty, Devereaux, sailed ................De Dec G
DOMESTIC.
Schr L Ii Furber, Cobb, up......... ..........D Dee l2
NEW YORK
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, cleared. e. Dec "a
Schr Maria Lunt, Tracey, Dec 10
Schr Vapor, BoGert, cleared. -. .......D Dec IA
Schr NJ d Iramhall. Hussey. ii
Schr Charles j Smith. Wright, up...... .........Dcc IL
Schr Jennie $ shepard, Barrett, ...............D Dec 20
BALTIMORE.
Brig Yankee Blade. Coombs, cleared. e. .......Dec 10
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~ARTESIANa WELL

ARTESIANs VEIL.
0IITY COUNCIL WILL AT IT'S NEXT U
Meeting appoint a suitable person to take charge OF
the property known as the Artesian Well. and all proper
~ on IL. W. Il. SMITH,
December IL Clerk Of Council,
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
First @. 9Th, Oh. I'm. morn Last c. 18th, lob. 14m. ever
Full M 11tb. Oh. 5Oul. morn Now NJ. 25th, 6h. ION, ever
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

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Iist II offers a favorable medium to Merchants and all
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~r,or Districts of the State. Rates Of advertising. lib
~ specimen copy of paper sent on application.
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The East Florida Banner,
OCALA. MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA
TT. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor
sc. DEERUHL. Assistant Editor

nup p,vNep HAS A LARGE CIRCUI ALTON
thron"hont the most populous end wealthy portions
OF Florida. ..,,,o;,, ,ho. b,usipoas
through that section. would 90 l" "''' "N
columns. u,.
sr,nx,cr & Co.. Agents, =: Courier Office, Charleston,
9IAnSiSA ~ september ~
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CTEVENs HOUSE, Nos. 81. 23, rs AND 27

STEVENS HOUSE, Nos. FL. 20, rs AND 27
y Broadway, n. Y. opposite Bowling Green-Cn the
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The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommodation .or
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The rooms having been refurnished and remodeled, we
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May % Proprieters,
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day at 15615Lc. q Ii. for New York Middling. The ar-
rivals at this port have been 1876 bales Of Sea Island and
9l4I bales OF Upland. against 527 bales of Sea Island and
s639 bales of Upland Cotton the week before. We sub.
NIT the following report of the transactions in the staple
in this market for the week just closed:
On Friday, the Goth December, the staple was in fair in
quiry. with steady prices for the better qualities, which
were in light supply, but the rates which Were obtained for
the inferior descriptions indicated a lower tendency in
those grades-sales $50 bales, Ordinary to Good Ordinary
being quoted at 1S913a4; Low Middling at 14@144;
Middling at 14h@l4A, and Strict Middling at &c. q 1t.
On Saturday the market was characterized by D fair de-
mand, prices continuing without important chanae-sales
700 bales, Low Middlng being quoted at 14@14A; Mid
ding l4h@14A, End Strict Middling l5c. q ID. On
Monday an active inquiry prevailed, which was freely
met by holders, the lower qualities of the staple declining
about &c. q IT,, while the finer grades were in light
stock and were hrmer-sales 1900. bales. Ordinary to
Good Ordinary being quoted at 12&@l3hc. Q b.; Low
Middling at 13%@14c.; Middhng at 14hal4%. and
Strict Middling at l5c. = Is. On tuesday the market
was quiet, and prices, in most transactions, fell oil about
&c. q it.-sales $50 bales, Low MiddlinS being quoted
at 13H@l3A; Middling at lax, and Strict Middling ut
15c. p ID. TN Wednesday,. being Christmas cay, bust
ness was generally suspended.
Yesterday the transactions amounted TO about 800
bales. prices being depressed an love-. particularly on
common grades, which iel off &c. a H.; the Gales were
IS at 10; 100 at 12G; 45 at 10; 81 at 13A; % at Ii; II as
14sS; II ut 141I; . at lax. We quote Ordinary to Good
Ordinary 12@ls; Low Middlng 1915; Middling 14A@
14Ll; Strict Middlng l4A@15.
SEA ISLAND CorToN.-Ihe arrivals Of Sea lsiani and
Florida descriptions continue to a moderate extent;
and while the inquiry continues good for the fne and
choice qualities, ln'eiior and badly prepared long staple
is very heavy and difficult Of sale. The demand for the
week has been rather restricted, aud the sales amount
to about 100 bales, in which we note the following
sales: Say 4 Floridas at SOC. q IT,; 7 do. at '5c.: 10 do at
soc.; 8 bales sea Islands at 53c.; ) do. at 55c, and Cat
81 CSC. 2 ID. We quote inferior 10 common 35@4oc.
q b.; medium qualit cs $4,000; fine soc. to 100, and
extra fine to choice at 81 1O9sl 80 q ib.
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Richard the Third, s9S tons, Scott, at Atlantic wharf.
for Liverpool, loading. Street Bros & Co
Hamilton. S5i tons, Whit, at Atlantic wharf.
for Liverpool, loading. .......... .. Patterson & Stock
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~ Recent dispatches from zen
eral Hancock states tina, he TELL coun
Gil with fifteen Cheyenne chiefs a.
Fort j.arned.' who gave All oquivocsl
reply to the Generals speech 20 them,
There seems to- be NJ douht bat there
10 \ confederation betw cen the Choy
cnncs and Sioux Tor evil purposes.