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Important to the People.
A. w. FRAPS,
DEALER IN FUNITURR,

DnAhnh IN FUNITUhE,
West Side Fayetteville Street,
Neat to Ndhle''s Jeacelry Store, and opposite the
Market,
INVITES ATTENTION FROM CITY AND
country to his large and elegantftock of funiture
on hand and to arrive, consisting of complete
chamber Sets, Mattresses of various designs and
qualities suitable for Cottage or Palace His
supply Of SOFAS, PARLOR, DINING ROOM
and OFFICE CHAIRS, &C., DC, Is not excelled
in the State .. = =
UND ERTAKING.
He respectfully announces that he has added to
his other busiress, that of Undertaking and is
now ready to supply those who may require them.
Collins OF any desired quality. He has the best
material for woodwork elaborate silver plain
mountings, plating, ETC., and new HEARSE, of
modern pattern and finish He Is therefore In con-
dition to furnish everything requisite for funeral
occasions and will attend to all orders for his SER
vices, in this line, with promtitule. -. ,j.1i.
October, 18th. 95-tf
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r. w. YORK.

-. r. w. YORK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
OFFICE, 40 FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
f-s RALEIGH, N. c.,
Practices in the Courts of Wake, Chatham and
Orange, in the Supreme Court, and the United
States Circuit Court for North Carolina
especial attention given to cases in Bank
ruptcy.-I
Collections made anywhere in the State, if the
claim (principle and interest) amounts to $500.
Refers to-Hon w. Fl Battle and Hon. E. G.
Reade, Judges of the Supreme Court of North
Carolina.
Sept. 8, 1867. 70-tf.
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UNDERTAKING.
CITY PROPERTY
.-- TzfHR GA r n

ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE HOUSES
and Lots in the City (ront of Mash Square) lately
occupied by Mrs. Rnfiin Tucker, Deceased
The House contains 10 rooms, all well furnish.
ed, lot about ~ acres, grounds beautifully orna.
mented with shrubery, conservatory filed with the
rarest flowers, and gardens of fine vegetables and
choice fruit trees all necessary out buildings and
wen Oh good water. Possession can be given i'm
mediately. = :
,o.r,-.a,W W. H., & R. 8. TUCKER.
Raleigh, March 2, 1857. 14s-n
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Since the war.
LADIES DRESS GOODS In EVERY STYLE.
PRINTS! PRlNTS!! PRiNTS!!!
from 10 cts yard and upwards.
Sheetings and Shirtings from 10 and upwards.
60 CASES OF SHOES, yto','
for Men, Women and Boys, in original packages.
HATS! HATS!! HATSi!!
all the late styles and qualities.
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, SATCHELLs, &c
GLOVES! GIL sVES!! GLOvES!!!
HANDKERCHIEFs! HANDKERCHIEFs!!! /!
ALL NOW ARRIVING AT OUR OLD STAND
Will move in three weeks to New Store. a.
III. g. R. s. TUCKER & co.
Sept. 10, 1867. ........s s.t 7S-tt
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THE RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK
NORTH-CAROL

DIRECTORS: -....
RoBT. w. PULLIAM, President; w. Fl. WILLARD,
GEO. w. SwEPsoN, C. P. MENDENHALL w. B
GULIcK, Cashier.
HOLD AND SILVER COIN, EXCHANGE,
VI United States, State and Railroad securities,
bought and sold. Also, uncurreDt money.
Agent for the sale of Revenue Stamps.
Raleigh, May Is, 1867. 2-1y
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BANK OF LEXINGTON,
OFFICE OF, RECEIVER,

-.,.e OFFICE OF RECEIVER,
GREENSBORO, N. c., Sept. 14th, 1857
TN OBEDIENCE TO INSTRUCTIONS,
Il contained in Special Orders No. l2l, issued by
Major-General D. E. Sickles, at Headquarters,
Second Military District, Charleston, g. c., ], the
undersigned, having been therein appointed Re-
ceiver Of the Bank Of Lexington, do hereby give
notice to all Indebted said Bank that they must
come forward and make payment within twelve
months from. this date. All who do not comply
with this notice will find their papers, without
discrimination, placed Immediately ip course OF
collection. =
All who hold claims Of any character against
said Bank are hereby notified to present them,
properly authenticated, within twelve months
from this date, otherwise they will be excluded
from all benefit in the distribution of the assets
then to be made.
Address JESSE 81. LINDSAY, Receiver,
IL, ~ Greensboro, Guilford county, n. G.
Sept. 19, 1857 75-Snl.
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CTRAY coWI

..
ABOUT A WEEK AGO, A LIGHT RED
Cow, without horns, with calf about six months
old, strayed from N. C. Institution for Deaf and
Dumb and the Blind. Any information about
them will be suitably rewarded upon application
to me at the Institution - :
JAMES A LEACH
sept. ~ 1851. B8t.
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UNION, NOW AND FOREVER ONE
RALEIGH, n. c.. TUESDAY :,
j., UNION LEAGUE OF AMERICA.
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Application for a Charter.

Application for a Charter.
We, the undersigned, members of the Union
League of America, respectfully petition that
Charter may be granted US to have and to hold
Council of the o. L. A., to be known s.
Council Mo-, in the District Of, and
State Of. We have elected the following
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for the revision of the books, and any citizens
who have neglected to register will have one more
opportunity upon those days, when the last
changes will be made.
VIM. WHITE,
Il IL i! 'GSEhHs GGaHhs, Registrars
Raleigh, Sept 18th, 1867. It'd.
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Post Office Address.

Report Of, Council No., U. L. A, in
the District Of State Of from
to place of meeting. Time of
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WatsOn's Photograph Gallery,
RALEIGH, N. C.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.

The Sunbeam Art Improving.
REAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF
VI Ambrotypes, Ferrcotypes and the larger
size Photographs. Porcelain pictures made with
all the beauty OF an ivory painting. Photographs
of all sizes and Styles plain colored to nature
Persons wishing work in my line are invited to
call and examine specimens and be convinced
that there is no use going beyond Raleigh on ac-
count of prices or quality Of work.
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BEST DRIED FRUIT FOR FAMILY USE.

EAMILIEs AND SCHOOLS DESIRING TO
il supply themselves with a good article of
Dried Fruit, for winter use, can have any kind,
or an assortment, carefully selected and packed
signed Apples, peeled and 1npeeled Peaches,
Pears, Cherries, and Plums, now on hand,
and constantly shipping. Il. fs4f
5s5.s E. A. voGLER, ],
81 Salem. N. C.
Sept. u, 1857. 7S-lm.
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guaranteed. For full particulaR call on or adj
dress, w. T. WALKER & CO.,
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Choice Goods at Low Prices!

Choice Goods at Low Prices!
II AM TO-DAY RECEIVING A CAREFULLY
l. selected Stock, consisting in part OF
1000 Bushels Prime Bread Corn,
200 Bushels Prime White Meal, -.
5000 Pounds Sides and ShotnAers,
500 Pounds Hams,
Is Bbls. No. Herring, f5
25 Barrels Excellent Flour,
+ 20 Barrels Sugar, (all grades') '.
10 Sacks Salt, ...,-ls.; ~ -.-.....
5 Barrels Molasses,
Barrels Whisky, i:'H falli .t.
10 Bags Coffee, &C., &c. ,yft.,,.
Also, a small assortment Of
HARDWARE AND GLAsswARE!!
TRACE fNa GHATNsi KETFf' 'hs SA!5si 6dSrrE MILLS ILLS
SIFTERS, SAD IRONS.
. . SPADES, PITCH FORKS,
AXES, COTTON CARDS,
HaaaEks eoBhEFs AfpmbHHks,, Afp nAGks,
all of which will be sold low for CASH: =.
DOUGLAS BELL,
Raleigh, Sept. 18th, 1857 Market saS1ss: 7g@ss ::
NEW ARRIVALS! NEW ARRIyles.l
GROCERIES! GROCERIES q!
FLOUR! FLoURu
1OO BBLs. sUPERFINE AND EXTRA
1OU Flour. 20 -
so Sacks Family Flour, now arriving. 49, s
SUGAR! SUGARIg :
1000 sugars, hssi S%STsnR now arriving as D"N ~
cOFFEE! COFFEE!!
IN SACKS RIO COFFEE, now arriving. =
MOLASSES! MOIASSES .!
rSrx
1000 ing slI'Ns N'NAess' nov '''
SODA! SODAI!
1900 Ing: hss COOKING SODA no" '" ''''''
BLACKING! BLACKING
~ GROSS SHOE BLAeK1Na, now arriving.
SOLE LEATHER.
100 SOLE LEATHER, now arriving. a..
LYE! LYE!g .........
Oi DOZEN CONCENTRATED LYE, now ar
II irving.
A SELECT ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE.
N Z" {" Woodware.
Black Pepper, Ginger and Starch. f 8
Gun Powder and Gun Caps, now arriving.
UPCHURCH & DODD.
Sept IA 1867 .=r .9ttl 73-H
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Officers.

Whole number of members, -; number of
limitations, -; average attendance of mem
bers, -....
We certify that the above return is correct.
---. I'D .....a.- President.
Secretary. .,.s .ar ..
Oxford Democrat., 1867-01-11

FLOwEEs FOn CENETEEIEs There are
some ANNALS. Of moderate grouih snd del
icacy OF appearance. vel saited far plan
ting 10 ceneteries others. q ranker habit.
should not b. used Tor this purpose
Among fhe latter ne woald name ihe Asfor.
Rocket. Lsrkspur-. BAlsams. Snaplracons.
&c Among plants which are vel adapt
cd 70 cemetery grounds. may Be named the
smaller and more delicate PLioHes and
Pinks. the daisy. the smaller species q
CHA. the MyAsotis or Forge,-me-not. the
MignOnette. the sweet Niolet. the Oxaii.
Rosea, the Ncrbena md Portulacca. The
lbEfIs or Cands-tuif. Nth - varioas col
Ors- - one Of the earliest annals For
brilianey. VARIETY and coniinsed fo-erinr
through the whole season till frost. nothing
sHeccds the Drummond PLlox. TIE Ve-
rontea is brilliant Little plant. ant should
not be overlooked. Nothing Is more suit
ALE than The small Periviukle. the ever
green leaves - which cover The surface oi
the ground. and the blue foseIs appear
early in the sp'ing Most q The prrrs.s
irc are snnuais and al cxcepf a. Pr--
rrlnkle-msy i,e rais~d from s,rd. ltwoull
b. better 20 plant portion of percnniais
such a. Daises, Niolets. Pinks. az. One
q the finest little plants for tbs purpose.
towering early IN tie spring j. tho small
Write Consaliaria. or iily Of she valley A
very snail amouut q seed -ill. = properly
planted and managed. 70 over lar-e slr-
face. q grOund. The smaller plants above
named sbouid be an inch or to apart. and
the larger several bss. accor,ling 20 s.r.
and amount of side brHncbcs. Many seed.
fal % gro- because they are planted Too
deep. A dePih Eve times their diameter.
% general rule, - suffci~nt. provided
the sol IS 6aely paiserizcd. a. it aiuay,
should be. and tbc surface T. Kept moiu
for tine By partial shading The bos
Succession of fovers is secured by peren-
niais ior ihe earliest. and arruals ior ihc re-
usinder % tie season. many Of vhich con-
tinue to fover uccessrveiy Until cut OF Ly
ibo frost. lGardeners' Monfhly.
Oxford Democrat., 1867-01-11
Too Much Stock.

II should ever be a rule With the farner
% winter no more stock than be can winter
vel. A single sh~ep or Gov. properly
cared ior. and provided ~iih a suficiency
Of wholesome and nstrisious food. water.
and comfortable Shelier. vii be Of more
value 20 fhe o-ner than t-o. poorly kept
IL Is singu lar error in domestic policy. 90
appropriate 70 t~o or morr animals the
food necessary for ore. Yet ms. singular
mistake = oiten noticeable among those
VITO consiier thcmselvcs-and are called
coed fArmers and. indeed. i. or has been.
often prsc'iced BY whole communities
IN seasons of scarcity. more stock i kept
than there Is food - supply their wants
consequently the price o. hay j. unduly
raised. and suffering oiien irremediAble
ard ruinous 20 the result. The true policv
=. 10 keep Just as many ANIMALS a. -nl
consume tie fodder produced on the farm.
an1 no more Bet tbs woald rot p-eciutle
The plan Of purchasing iodder-wcrc the
money a; hand TO DO so--with tbe Intention
q Increasing the quantity of manure ard
the productive power Of the farm.
Practices on The farm have greatly chang
ed IN this respect. a. IN many others. We
have beard men beast Of winterinca coz Of
common size on a single ton Of ordinary
hay Under such Pracfioe. nearly ever
farm IN the neighborbood ~ouh lose one o.
more ANIMALS eveiy spring. by some disease
Induced BY want Of food and exposure 90
cid S~iEe died. and 50 nearly one -haif
The lambs and calves Cows and uorkin-
oxen came cot Of the winter poor and week
the former giving but little milk aiter ealv-
md. and the oxen UNFIT for performing the
spring work on the arm- Itwasa wretch
81 policy. We trust that ia is abandoned
among al entcrPrising farmers. Feed your
stock vel and tbey ~lll feed yOu.
y. l.. Farmer
Oxford Democrat., 1867-01-11

NNFosr. ss-Af fearf cf frul.sfr kstt si
farrs slfhln ast g. 80 tunnfr 81 90 kart 90
- thtra far-isr ri urc-ast.r u t-es
- rsfsf-ra 20 hrt.sa farnu.a. alatas.iraftt :
ei - s-fsi- 81 Ja-s-- ~ F.r---s. 10. - oal-
stoet. $1,000. rsass.E ~ i.r-.s- - -sil 80
cunTrf rrsi e-tst~ tn - suus.f 81 10 ~. 81 ~
fstHs ~ fstts a..l i.rtr.tai rksrr~. - sarus
i.ssuE 90 sftsutagruus oarr.
ahd-rrd. th-t - sati l--tsioa~r rts~ uafr~s
ia sA rersess sufsr-stsf. ~ ss.-i.x o.ts a -.
eF.irs. ta D. fstii.h~i thf~~ ---ks s.-r~-.sss.i,
ia - osiaf peu--rr.f rfteted 81 fsfts ia .ail
NeHaaiY. thaf 49, u.as -rfrsr af frrl-sts Coari
ta - hra st faris 90 ~ - ru-.sl-s q H.
nrNi. M go r'csnrk th~ tsrs.aas 49, 49,
rau-r b 49, thss hss~. 49, the .a-,s .hs-uts -oi
- graa-rt
E.W WOODBURY.. Jsts~
Oxford Democrat., 1867-01-11

" lie uho uouid thrive must rise a. ii,e. -
50 says the Proverb. though there 10 more
rhyme thar reasoa in It. Tor. n
he -ho would thriye must riss a. fve.
it must foiio~ naturally.
ne bod thrive more must riso e. f5ar.
and g -ill insure q Consequence thas.
r. vho'd stin more thriring Be
Must leave BE bed az tern of three.
Add sbo fhis latter vouid ouido
VII rouse him af The stroke oftuo.
Ard. By say of ciimax 90 t an. n shosIi
D. heid good thaf
He sho'd never Be ootdone.
Most ever riso a. soon a. ore
Be- he best illustration wouid bs
Le shod foarish bcst Of al.
Shoud never - 60 bed af all
Oxford Democrat., 1867-01-11

THE CoN,tIssfoNER 90 AcuCVLrUEE.
We have the usual monthly rcPort FROM
the Agricultural Barean-a pamphlet near
" a. valuable a. an agricuiturAl n~~sPaP-
or. We are told that Providence i giving
us genial seasons. and that big things arc
the result also. that the Nafional Sod
ssore is doing q larger business than ever.
Perhaps farmers and ofhers had better stop
saving garden seeds and send direcsly 90
Wa.hington. Bot The Counuaissionsr con-
plains that BE- has rot money cnoarb. He
las expended only about ore hnndrrd and
siS-'y-two Thousand dollar. ihi. year.
The estimate of the crcp. Of the year =
'ol~rAbis drfniie. bot n ~ouh b. more
complete had the fractions of busi.eis been
given. for he dali IN fractions Iie take,
a 6ne sigh ,inch Of ibe siati, ticsl ~crk
a. TO solve qacsiions Ike fhis Ho~ mech
- ~svcn-tcnihs of three-cighths ct eve.
sxih- q tbrcc f,urths OF one-niu.hs
The Conmi-.ioaer has got bi igli idea
re proposes Co ssnd % Egypt Tor coitoa
seed 20 increase thc. SYuihcrn crop. Per.
hsps he thinks that b. all .,ct some % the
seed ~hich ihe EgyPfians procured in osr
couutry iv~ yvars sgo. Tbs was about
The lime that srei vas svnt o. lola aaG
other parts oi Asa. one nav want o.
kno~ whai ihis va don sot. II ~ be-
cause the staFlc in these bot climates H. %
short thar a. cannot be worked ou ary oi
r.-r~ r-.r rf.~a-,-
Oxford Democrat., 1867-01-11

KrrFTSo FovLs. Mr Albert e. vose.
ncHr Manviiie. purs1es whsi seems 70 ns q
rsasoaabis and Proftsbls course 10 keep-
ing iovis Hs has enclosed an scre and
quarter Of iand ~ith q hirh fence. ard in
The enclosure 81 keeT.- about hundred
snd Say hens. IIs iniorus o. that during
nine months % ths ysar these fo-s gave
net Prots Of to dollars per day. or say
fTs handfsd dollars pr year i not th..
kesPing io~is 70 soos PurPose7 In NJ.
Fose's enclosure - . running stream and
ruit trees. TIE trees sGori shade. uhile
Dir iraii-hcarug b. Improved by tis iosis.
W ooa-o-ke Patriot.
Oxford Democrat., 1867-01-11

Whsts'er goo dol. do BE- ru.rs'r A
BOY thar b whipped 90 school never Isa-.s
vel. A man that 10 compelled fo vors
cares not hov badly ii 10 performed He
that polls oH BE- cost cbcsriaIy. strips %
BE- sleeves in earnest and sngs vhile b.
vorks. b. che nan Or me-.
rh-rrfr' srlr.f rsfs 81 as.rs
ruat-f ia rsr aud asI sf.-k
Oxford Democrat., 1867-01-11

How INK BCssNEN oBrAIN OsTEIcurs
Aiavoriic msihod adopted by the wiil BUSH
men ior approaching the ostrich and otLrr
varieties Of game. D. 10 cioihc himself in
The skiu Of one % these birds. on Which.
taking carc of thr ~iud. b. stalks about the
PLAN. cuuuirsiy initiating the gaH And
ncfion of thc ostri,h unfiI ~itbin rar-r.
Wien. 18th vri.-dirrctcd roi.oned srro~
from his iins boz. b. can seu.raiy .esl
the fate of any of the orlinarr varieiics q
gam. These insigniscant looking arro~s
are ahoui tso feet ~ inches in lcnefh /.
tbes consist oi slender rcd. ~i,h a sbarp
bone bad. thoroueAiv poisoned ~ifh .
eomposit.on. oi -hieL ihe priuripal ingnr-
dieuf- arr Obtained sons times frcol the
49, ~ snakes Thc bow rarely encrrIs
threc feet in i~ngth o. siring b. cf tui.,ed
siuews. ~ ben q blsLuaau fn.ls a. OSTRICH.
nest De- ensconces himself ia if. and tisry
A~siis the retarn oi tle Old birds. by uhieh
means lr generally secures tlr par. Il
D. ty uneans oi thcsc hule arrows ti,af tbc
majority of the hnc Planes are obtsiaed
~hich sracr the beads oi she iair tLrour.-
out the esvihErd woril
Oxford Democrat., 1867-01-11

John ". Giiman Of Orono. Ne writes
90 the Mains Farmer thaf he psovcrts Do
iaioes from sPrrsf.ag o. ~iiiing dorior tbs
sumucr. BY selecting IN tbe sprng good
sount potatoes. packing then riih d-y
ss-iast IN barrels ard placing them in a
cool cellar. P1t ap b. ths manner. tbey
are a. hard aud fresh IN Augast a. 10 March
Oxford Democrat., 1867-01-11

otFnsn. ss-At "a Courf ef Frcfafs 49, - rar-
-tfhts 49, 49, 81 Cau.fr Eel pxl-rf 90 -
= T.-stsF -f fi-rrut-r a. n i-ss
NArlAe tHAHif-~ s.I-ara..trarrr 81 ~
y ssfst- oi feIis Ceaf~s. hfs rf Fr,~f.srr
- -asd ruuriF. a~rsa.-t. hsEt.g rTs-cutrd -
trsI arrouaf rf sta-saf.frsiusa cl ~ rsfars 81
49, fss~ts~t 80 ann-nrr~
ortrr-f. fhsf 49, sa.i Adniaistrator rtrs 80
tirs to 81 r~rsoas fafrfrstrt. ~ rs..rar rrrs 60
tr rafiishsl thrrs s~~k. snrr~ssiss's fa 49, sls-
tard th--a.rrsf rfsstst 81 farts. 49, fhsr r-sr
srrs~ar ffrassf~ tnurf e. o. hrE at Irs-
81. ia salt CoaaiF ea fh- lei ias eel - -
tee o'eiset bel 80 strss ss-as go 49, au.~ q
49, fh~s harr. 49, go sasrs sts.li r..f o. 80
-f w NtppRt ~ gstr~
Atfa~ copY-affrsf = Hdss. g~ss.trr
Oxford Democrat., 1867-01-11

nHFnsr ss-Rfs taart ofrr.istr afFr,s.
harE. -rt.a uaI iar th- Csarfs of Oaasrd. -
far "a as ri Jaar. 4. %. I-ss
a Mu- ntkXp. gaarttaa I'll ~. n
y tlsta. asra-s ts.f af Et.s a. nlns tsrr Cd
farfrr ra sa.t tau-fs tsrras~f. hssl-r rrr--rf-
81 h,s e-st arreeaf ef gasr.rsrsh.p .f satf -ar1
ar f.saes
orrrrrt. Tat fts sd lsaarf.sa rlr- -af.r~
of a.I -rrsaas la.rrrsfr ~ raus.rE rapF ri fhts
orfrr. ta ~ fi'.sa~f fkfr~ -erks s-rrrssissIs m
~ pNtaft t,~aaarrsf pr.af-t at Fsris in satt
far.-r fhaf th-s uaF sFp~ar Eel PROBATE Cc.rf
ta Poi a-t at frf~furr ea the t1la tsr af Jar.
ersI. af irn a'rark ir 80 f.rra...n. arf stf-
rar-~ pr aaY ihsy ave. -hy ths ssus- .heail aot
o. aIassI
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4 frs- c1pY--s'tssi J =. iiosss. E~r.st~r
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Oxford Democrat., 1867-01-11

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Oxford Democrat., 1867-01-11

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Oxford Democrat., 1867-01-11

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