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s25. 900, by reason of an alleged de-
felt of the defendants in not contrib
uting their alleged share of the loss
arising from the purchase and sale Of
lands in West Virginia during the oil
excitement, it was alleged by the
plaintiff that the cost of the property
was less than the amount represented.
Revenue seizures of whisky and to-
bacco continue. Several are reported
to-day.
New YORK, November 1.-THE
steamer City of New York brings
European dates of the 31st.
D,sraeli, in his speech at the Edin-
burg banquet, was strong in defense
of the policy of the Government, but
was very reticent as to the future.
The liabilities of r. & Fl. Lewis
Bros, who have branches in New
York and San Francisco, amount to
one hundred thousand pounds.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Reunion or the Thirteenth Army
Corps - Juvenile Burglars = The
Gas Company y.-SnOW-POrk killing.
Especial to the Evansville Journal. ]

Especial to the Evansville Journal
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. ia large
company of ex-soldiers and officers
will leave here on Wednesday, to
attend the reunion of the Thirteenth
Army Corps, on Thursday.
A gang of Juvenile burglars are op-
Grating in the northern part of the
city. A number of houses have been
entered. and a quantity of goods
stolen.
The Indianapolis Gas Company
manufactured three million one hun
dred and forty two thousand six hun
dred feet of gas in October.
Three inches of snow fell last night.
Pork killing commenced at all the
slaughter houses, to-day. As yet
hogs have not commenced to come in
very rapidly.
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NEW YORK.
Trial Trip of the Largest American
Vessel AfIOat-HOW the New York
Legislature StandS-Trials, &c.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Lazarus
Order of Catholic priests have pur-
chased large tract in Brooklyn, on
which they intend to erect a magnifi-
cent church and college.
citation, the largest American vessel
afoat, made its trial trip to-day.
Immense coal heaps, on the Cunard
Dock, Jersey City, have been on fire
several days, from spontaneous COM
bustion.
Seth w. Payne left here this morn
ing, proposing to walk to San Fran
cisco in $50 days.
With corrections made, the Assem-
bly, stands Democrats 73, Republicans
55; in the Senate fifteen Democrats
and 16 Republicans are Independent.
The Board of Trade men resolved
to tender public reception and the
freedom of the city to General Nc
Clellan upon his arrival
Meyer Finn was arrested on a
charge of having set fire to his prem
ises, on second floor of No. so War
ren Street, where he carried on the
shirt business.
Frank Sullivan has been extradited
to the British government on the
charge of the murder of the mate OF
the bark Maria, at sea.
In the case on trial of John Hir-
stand against George K. Otis, to re-
cover $4,000, the plaintiff claimed
that he was interested in a postoffice
contract to run the mails from Atch-
eson, Kansas, to Holston; that the
defendant contracted, that if he would
release his interest in the contract, sc
that other parties could obtain it, he
would pay him $4,000; the plaintiff
did so and Otis obtained the con
tract, but failed to pay. The defend.
ants claim that the con tract is void
for want Of consideration, and al
being contrary to public policy.
In the case, also on trial, of Oar
against Walker and 9th ers, to recove
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EaEgOPE.
By Atlantic Telegraph.
Garibaldi t6 be Tried at
Flo ence.
His Sons Still at Large.
The Italian Miuiste asks
the Withdrawal Of the
French Troops f ON
Rome.
Tariff of the Atlantic Cable
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 8. = Reports
have reached here that Tavalette will
soon resign the French Minintry of
State. He will probably be succeed
ed by Rouher.
The friends of Garibaldi state that
at the battle near Monte Rotondo he
had only 1000 men.
The EtendGrd says the sons of
Garibaldi are still at large, though
concealed.
LONDON, November 8.-The new
tariff of the Atlantic Cable was set
tied With the following notifications,
to go into effect on the first of De-
cember: Tolls between New York
and any place in Great Britain er
Ireland, ten words, not exceeding
fifty letters in all, twenty-five cents
each word; after the first ten 81 so;
address, date aud signature, to the
extent of five words, free of charge.
No extra charge for messages in the
code, consisting of plain words, but
messages in cypher, that is to say
messages in numerals, or letters of
the alphabet not having any known
or dictionary words, or names of
pldC6S, SHlpoY dsAO pCIoOAos NC'Y W NC
charged for the first ten words twenty
five cents; each additional ten 50 so.
Tolls between New York City and
points east and south therefore will be
charged in addition to the above.
LONDON, November 8.-Telegrams
have been received here stating that
the second typhoon occurred at Maco,
and that the damage to property was
| immense.
FLORENCE, November 8.-Garibaldi
is to be tried at Florence.
FRANCE.
PARIS, November Seen. La Mar
mora, the italian Minister, lately had
an audiance with the Emperor, and
asked for the withdrawal of the
French troops from Rome.
The annual Yellow Book is ready
for publication. 1t shows that Ratazzi
was long ago warned of the nlans of
the insurgents under Garibaldi, and
the action France was certain to take
in the premises.
IRELAND.
DURLIN, November 8.-The jury in
the case of Costello, who was on trial
in this city for alleged completely in
Fenianism, was unable to agree.
GERMANY.
AMSTERDAM, November 8.-The
Bank of Amsterdam has raised it's
rate of discount from B to 81 per cent.
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RICHMOND.
Court Martial to Try Col. ROse-The
RObbing Of Maj. Butts-COlOred
Citizens DisaVOW Incendlary Senti-
mentS.

RICHMOND, Nov. 11.-Gen. Scofeld
to-day ordered court martial to be
held on the 18th inst. to try the case
of Col. Rose, Conductor of Elections
here.
The Dispatch has an account of the
rObbing of Maj. Butts, former Bu-
reau Agent, in King William Coun-
ty, by negroes. An attempt was made
by the civil authorities to arrest the
ring leaders, but the blacks had re-
sisted and the military had been called
for.
The leading colored citizens will
publish card tomorrow disavowing
the incendiary sentiments uttered BY
Lindsay, the colored delegate to the
Convention.
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POUGHHx EEPSIE.
Railroad Accident - Train Mashed
Up-NO Lives Lost.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Nov. 10
By the accidental displacement of a
switch at Rhenebeck Station. on the
Hudson River Railroad, on Saturday
night, eight cars of an extra freight
train bound South were thrown from
the track and badly mashed up. No
body was injured, but the down trains
were detained some hours by the ac-
cident. A large force of workmen
were sent up from this city to assist
in clearing away the wreck, and trains
are now regular.
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WASHINGTON.
The Trial OF JEFF. DaVis-PrObable
POStpOnement - Cholera at Ha-
Vana.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Gov
ernment will be ready by the 25th to
proceed with the trial of Jeffers on
Davis, but pOstponement is possible
Ia order to satisfy the desire of the
gentlemen on both sides that Chief
Justice Chase shall sit with Judge
Underwood.
Our Vice Consul General at Ha-
vana telegraphs to the State Depart
ment that the cholera is serious at that
port, and officially declares that the
number of cases is on the increase.
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ALBANY, N. Y, November IL
The trial of General Cole, for the
murder Of L. Harris Hiscock, has
been postponed till the next term of
the Court of Oyer and Terminer,
owing to the absence of material
witness.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Steamer Constitution Sails for New
YOrk-$324, 900 In Treasure, &c.

SAN Francisco, November 9.-The
steamship Constitution, @ from Panama,
sailed to-day with 1924, 900 in treasure
on board, $4,000 for New York.
Judge Field, of the United States
Supreme Court, was passenger.
The United States Steamers Pensa-
cola and Saginaw, sailed for Mazatlan
to-day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Weston, the Pedestrian, at Syracuse
He is Is Hours Ahead Of Time
Snow at BuffalO-Sigar Makers on
Strike.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, November IL
Weston, the pedestrian. arrived here
from Oneida, distance twenty eight
miles, about o'clock this morning.
He says that he is now eighteen hours
ahead of time.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov 11.-Journey-
men cigar makers to the number of
1000 are on strike for higher wages.
Some demand 30 per cent. increase.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, November IL
There was slight snow here this
noon.
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HAVANA, November 11.-Sugar is
firm; No. IL at 8l@13 reals.
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An ARRAY occurred IN hlcnmOnu
this morning between Wash. Berry
and Jesse White, in which the latter
was wounded in the neck by pistol
shct. Berry was arrested.
The HerdId'S Washington special
says: General Emery has issued an
order disbanding all irresponsible
military companies, black and white,
organized in this district. This has
been done under the special instruc-
ton of General Grant.
DIR. j. w. Jones has been dispatch
ed by Secretary McCullOch to take
charge of the United States Mint at
Charlotte, North Carolina. It will
be used as an Assay Office hereafter.
dan, being assured Of the good con-
duct of Gen. Hayes, in the future,
telegraphed Gen. Grant, recommend
ing a disapproval of his removal as
Sheriff. Mr.. Bullitt then declining
the appointment, Hayes was restored.
The Secretary of the Treasury yes
terday received offers from large
houses in New York, for the purchase
Of 1910 bonds in large lots. He has
decided not to accept them for the
present, though it is quite certain that
should he conclude to issue the TWEEN
ty or twenty-one millions which still
remain unissued under the act of
March, 1864, he would find for them
a prompt sale at full prices.
The Irtbune'S special says: 1t is
expected that the President will, du-
ring the present week, appoint a sue
cessOr to Mr.. Stanton, as Secretary of
War. As yet no selection has been
made, but it is believed the Executive
is desirous of bringing into his Cabi-
net one who is as nearly as may be
the type of the conservative senti-
ment of the people, as evinced In the
recent elections.
The Worlds special says: Repre-
sentative Ashley will introduce, on
the first day of the session, a bill to
prevent the present Ohio Legislature
from re- Districting the State so as to
give the Congressional Districts to the
Democrats in the election next year.
Particulars of q Great Hur-
cane.
Houses and Ships Destroy
ed.
Fifty or Sixty Vessels
Ashore, Stranded, Dis
nasted or Sunk,
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INSURANCE.
EVANSVILLE INSURANCE co.

AUTHORIzED CAPITAL...............sli0g9 i0g9,V00
PAID Up CAPITAL....-..........-..... ZoO,OV0
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For Commercial and River Dispatches see
F[th Page.
A Great Hurricane.
Tow IS and Vessels De-
strGyed.
Vessels Driven Ashore,
Dismas5ed and Sunk
Many Lives and Much
Property Lost.
Weston. the Pedestrian, at
Syracuse.
Military Co npanios Order
ed to Disb9ud in the
District of Columbia.
Mr.. Stanton's Suoc ssor 10
be App 7lnte1 this
Week.
Charges Against Lieu. Col.
Rose.
JEFF. Davis Trial.
News by Atlantic Tele-
graph.
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FIRE, MARINE, & FLAT BOAT RISKS
Taken at fair rates.
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N. ". SPECIALS.

Charges Against Col. ROSe-IFrespOn
sible Military Companies Ordered
to DiSband - ORerS to Purchase
7-3O BOndS-The President to Ap-
point Mr.. StantOn's Successor, as
Secretary OF War, this Week-Rep-
resentatiVe Ashley will Introduce
Bill TO Prevent the Re-Distrlct-
ing OF Ohio.
The Herald's Richmond special
says John A. Gilmer yesterday depos-
tied with General Schofeld the
charges and specifications against
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Rose,
for misconduct in experimenting the
late election Ia Richmond. The
charges are four in number. First
conduct unbecoming an officer and
a gentlemen. Second-for drunken
ness on duty. Third-disobedience
Of orders. Fourth-violation of the
99th Article of War. The names of
upwards of one hundred citizens have
been sent up as witnesses. An in
ves stigatiOn of these charges and spe-
ci6cations will shortly take place,
though it is not thought that court
martial will be ordered.
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JOHN s. HOPKINS, President.
JAMES H. CUTLER, Secretary.
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:. Fenpfp tlass 81 pure and solec, Family
Medicines eparcd from pure Drugs, Nv a elias
o. espetled Southern Physicians, apeciaii,
Cor iht dkes incident 10 q Southern ~lecallt,
Thoy arept secret or patent MIXTURES, ana
are rfeolaificd 70 be used In lieu of those
pftparen pNr Notthern friends, who know
but litue Az Southern treatment.
Ours u t,hly elhss Of Female Medicine,
ever offered The pnblle which were prepared
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

asAis sfMisi~iRl, Pssols cont. % tls
uersit cesrt6 I'D eosnty.
David Bobo e. M w~Ieaia AZ. Vernon.
No. 7s7s.1 ~ 70 bN
Attachment iyued The Ala Dag II march,
1891, sFahsfths c-tzfe Of Ne aid dsfend<nt
for ths sum Il $50. 90. rstuTzHkls 10 ths Cir.
cult Court 81 ID cssnty. Nufice 10 hereby
rfvrn % he Aid dsfzndaal Louiza A. r. Yer.
noa. pho fssasfi ~ <avSf nSnpAk u a.
ststs a Teqns~see, hat unl~s - sisll sppsa,
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d&f IN March, lss7, saAa - - - s~ssn
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Tie Chicago jdurHot hAS : CORES
oadent whois strclling thtcsghlske
Eoly Land and Paleaiues III Is
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resent size Whatever rs PIT nv
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the eooAtsyt is 'occupiet
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% Dad sns.ther-shoik requirs'
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has the followingo
| We gRip{ormed tint Mr. Jaarcs's
decree abolishing, the rights Of citi-
EenSnsllcaiBs ~ BE sal5feed.. This
deexeeis well known to everybody.
The citizens Of The United States
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feat ard trolie in Msiamoras yes
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Diseases pesar 10 your sex, incident 10 al
localities eut from tic paaslng breeze that
fans you via perfdmcd breath, or snatched
nom some pant dsw-drop, arg 10 youia con.
stunt and ahag trouble. Whether al inhab.
liant OF city country, hill or dale, palace OIL
hovel, dissasnkles and prsys upon your vi.
tails dieorrnd despair are your constant
companions. our pale aud CHASTITY counte.
nance, your ,fless checks, your %liieless eye
your feeble l lettering. walk, your palpiia
ting heart y dejeeed brow, all tell Of tina
disease whicIgradually and steadily maxim,
inroads uponur declining system.
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing under
the style Of A. ?. Canister 1 Co, at Long
Greek, Nisz., Il hereby dissolved By mutual
consent I.H. Yates retiring from said firm, and
selling 70 A. p. Cansler his entire interest A.
P. Cansler assumes ali liabilities and h alone
authorized 10 ssttis the business
A. p. CANsLBR,
!. n. YATES.
The bssre<s vin he ssrsiaued " A. P,
Csnslsr. ap7f-lm
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ATTAOHMENT

The Stair of Mississippi, Pamela comfy. IN
NE cIFcaitc Court ~ t<id tounfy.
John Gordon vs.. W.. u. Buster.
Alssshfnspi is.usd he ian daY Of ,ssuAry,
1851 ss~inst the rstAss d he nd desndAnt
Coz The sun Of 1910 %, reimnsbls. d The Cir
tsis Coust Of aid co1uty; Notice II hesrh,
given 70 ne said defhdAut n. L. Buster. IA
uhiess he spear before aid ccurt IL ,the nssi
term thcsecft sud % the mt dsY 81 ad term
v be holden q the cpurt-hou<r OF AID eounfy
IN tbe ts~n5 o. rruols On tfs IN Monday AAs
the 4th MONDAY In Narrh 1881. and plead i
said sedcn, Judgment win be entered sruins
him and TIE ssiste attached WILDE spld.
ap13-5t 10 I'D HARRlRoN. CLERK.
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Mi~irsiPPi s.4i Tsrre~ss''
RAILROAD HOUSE.

This Hoase Il dssased immedissely oppssiss
the Depot Memphis, Tenn, sad h vel sup
piled at al nmea viii sbs he<s LIoUons, q
every Kind, and d
ONE oF THE Brsr SALOONS
ss.s,h- p-so.s Ca ma tszr A. ,osr.-k,..
nsyii-a O. PIGEON, rfarns,or
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~ATrACHMENT NOTICE,
Vie s,sse q n.<-yfl, pshsls es.fssf.
"a Runsf vsI-outaf Vernon. Ia 80

No. 7s7s1 Iu
At,asssssa.l.. sud tse 9th day o. February,
1857, against The estate Of ssid defendant for
tbe rsn n t7,<no e. rsfss1.hfs % M Or.
epit Conftl q 80 epus<y. sksiss b h>fehg
gwen 70 ths MD s<kndsnk Lcuiss resss'
vhp uSiss In Ne city q Nspphis h ~
eA~ted 1eeesssN that snless - shall appssI
b>krsad4 Cost, = ~ sez> Nm taassf ~
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t~hs~~thssss sfsiesensAy. II The tsvn q
rsaelA = ~ ~ nosfsr 80 ~ ~ ~.
~ II psrk 1877 - $50 - e.>iss
Isdrners wfn ~ enAsred Against h<r I'D ~
ssssse attached MI he sshi. > 4HttE
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To Fortune Hunttxs,rss.l

Haviag made enough farming and milling. !
am prepared 70 sell,a eoodbarvsin o. Mills Shd
fsfms- lhsse two good Plantations neat Inc
town Of Pamela for salc or rcnf A,ss, sesr
coed steam Saw and Griss NiIls-two vs9ssbls
ana one stationary and one m~ulsy12wkIch can
oe bought low by spplyipg yoon % ne A
fsneIas rISisas hjAhESL. PilrrcBxR.
Also. ono Ferrs aescas the T~slIahauhie river.
at the so'Sn Of Pamela. jan5AfA }. 4. h.
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HrengAsAces 2
fTelAI lF 9sarlsru. Crsebs
-eo.sU al. Buehn, I'll ssr

A h6hlxtspgtsdy usdical ~conpeund e.
pressly Tor Ie0us Of The kIDNHhs ASD
BLADDE IA. 1nvUntfneucc, freqneni
pssifs 20 shAsikary Depokits, Thisks Of
NBlkTIu jAef eaaly Dissipation. Nsrl
rpus TreubineasrL Govt Pains In tbs
Hafk, Cree, los energy t1augufy, spd al
- etisus fcqSIA qsssk ,snd reliable d..
arecteii to5tu8 cisl1ss 81 fsl1sg
|-Innll eases ofant II action on The par
Of he KidneysF Bladder affecting Old Of
young male q lle, his compound can b
Yunknft On. we'd . sbszf3I Iaa kefes
sipesI "a ta-+-unss,sr tad
Chill g md FeSet
Can " y tasfy 1 by wing one package j
Dromgoole / CHING OF CHTLLS, .whief
never AilsIfoze tiol Ifvef,T ciznse III,
Stomach, open trwels and relieve The mes
insstsnics go hin. On pxckage WI
care scassd siatln sifndina snr-ssfi
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# - W"EI 2H.Ht|.H NE""-
Tho mos Rrtnd efsctusl curb for al
forns cf DAT tNxtS<G sud Spmiing,
Urnmgs Csoles0Aue p1ln u Slomaah,
surhmey sosipia ehnhkeh( vidle tsshanE
etc tia sxeecd lplea1Hptr csols and qnies
lhe stomach, III B debhoIic prrparstion.
eoSsains 10 tir8ssha sAltS isssis, lsel
voud. ssc. n u tunc 10 ti,r alrspay a.
bllitaied ssomaeA boysls and no family
should Be vfuhebotle. II never fAitx u
cure. N@pIa fNAA IiNIL3K
Iffn Gnesg r. .isfis5sa q
. HxkBzxx.Insss
rwsyh q 700 kas % sssss saz tisss
when The remednrs you eAsr be se sssilf
obtainedf Do aftr another day; send
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4 Co.'S PILE SA and Be cured. internal
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-15
J. II. WATSON
CHANCERY NOTICE

H|HI 10Y
The State " Mississippi, In The Cbsscet,
Court Of fanola county. AZ ruiss March az,
ts67..
~ William Nelson ct al.
us6h SmaashSlsl h Nh essss, naypsArsss
10 the satisfaction of-taH cssst thai the defend.
siss u &Ss-sl ssdaxsSS-ssS IA
postonice, afier diligent enquiry, cannot be a.
eersalned: II Is therefore, ,tSdnid be1ts eoufs
that the said defendant William Nelson, do
pntsr iis rrpeannse amin, on or before The
BAD day Of Nay, 1867, the ZANE hing a ruIs
Of this eourt, and e be held A the coufL houss
p p. ~ ,ssq,{ Y sss ,s \. e psaals .,a.i
answer, or demur 70 DE complainant bin
herein, or be allegation thereof win Be taken
iorcspsssssi q "a im ltls puAsrodspedty
The ecost that espy o. Ne oFS<s ~ 9ublisksd
In The Weekly Pamela STAR Q pablie news
paper prsssd $40 ppbilksd IL az Town Of
Pamela, In aid county for four weeks success
sively. .A .f.Yr 100 -
A irus copy. &c hsRnsox
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