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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-03-17
FINANc1AL AND coMNIERCIAI..

COLUMBIA, s. c., March 16.-Sales
of cotton to-day 50 ba!cs-middling
23l5(02f
New YopK: March 16-Ncou
Sterling stiff. OF 10. Gold 393I. Pork
dull, at "a. 15@2425. Lard dull, at
1454@151s. Cotton firm and quiet,
P. Motion opened very firm,
but closed dull and shade lower, at
25ll(0251a; sales $500 bales. Flour
Southern 9.40@14.75. Wheat de-
clining. Corn-Sonthern yellow 1877
01.30. Mess pork 243s. Lard un-
changed. Freights steady-cotton
sail SIG; steam 3s. Gold 3Sl5639.
BALTIMORE, March 1G.--Cotton
firmer, Mt 24,5(@25-huyers holding
off. Flour dull. Wheat very dull.
Corn less firm-white I.O9(6I.1I:
yellow LII. Oats dull, at 80. Rye
strong. Shoulders 1919; bulk 1O@
101a.
CHARLESTON, March 16.-Cotton
unchanged; holders asking full prices;
buyers are unable to purchase; sales
200 bales-middling 26; receipts 72O.
AUGUSTA, March 16.-Cotton mar
ket dull-firmness checked by news;
sales 800 bales; receipts 139-mid-
ding 25.
MOBILE, March 16.-Sales of cotton
1,SO0 bales-middling 24k@242l;
receipts since Friday 1908.
LONDON, March 16-3 P. M.-Con-
soils SO. Bonds 721s(972L.
LIVERPOOL, March 16-3 p. M
Cotton firm and moro active-qrota.
tions the same.
LONDON, March 16--Evening.-
Consols 927s(993. Bonds 72ia@
724.
LIVERPOOL, March 1G-Evening.-
Cotton easier and closed firm-up.
lands 1O1s91014 on the spot and
afloat; Orleans 103s@1O15; sales
$4,000.
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TelG@ @raph.
BY
Cable Despntches.

A LONDON, March 14-The British
SLeague of Peace and Liberty propose
to offer Mr., Adams an address through,
John Bright.
Henry w. Lord, who is about to
retire from the American Consulate
at Manchester, was entertained by
the merchants of that city, ut fare
well dinner. The. Mayor of Man
chester expressed his regrets at the
departure of Mr.. Lord, and warmly
enlogized his representation of Ame-
RIGA.
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SEC. "a. Every action cognizable
hofnrn =

'CEO. Af. Livery aCtlOn cORnIZobIe
before Justices of the Peace, insti-
tuted by summons or warrant, shall
be brought before some Justice Of
the Peace in the County or CITY
where the defendant resides, and in
all such causes tried by them, the
right of appeal shall be secured under
such rules and regulations as may be
provided by law.
SEC. 25 The Judges of Probate.
County Commissioners. Justices of
the Peace, and Constables. shall re-
ceive for their services such comnen-
satlon and fees as the General Assem-
ply may from time to time by law
direct.
Sec. 26. Judges shall not Charge
lures In respect to matters of fact,
but may state the testimony and
declare the law.
Sec. II. There shall be elected in
each County, by the electors thereof,
one. clerk for the Court of Common
Pleas, who shall hold his Office for the
term of four years, and until his sue
cessor shall be elected and qualified.
He shall, by virtue of his Office. be
clerk of all other courts of record
held therein; but the General Assem-
bly, may provide by law for the
election of a clerk, with like term
OF Office, for each or any other of
the courts of record, and may author
ize the Judge of the Probate Court
to perform the duties of clerk for his
court. under such regulations as the
General Assembly may direct. Clerks
of courts shall be removable for
such cause, and in such manner as
shall be prescribed by law.
SEC. %. There shall be an At
torney General for the State, who
shall perform such duties as may be
prescribed by law He shall be elect
ed by the qualified electors of the
State for the term of four years, and
shall receive for his services such
compensation as shall be fixed by law.
SEC. 20. There shall be one solici-
tor for each circuit, who shall reside
therein, to be elected by the qualified
electors of the circuit, who shall hold
his office for the term of four years,
and shall receive for his services such
compensation rs shall be fixed by
law. In all cases where an attorney
for the State, of any circuit, fails to
attend and prosecute. according to
law, the court shall have power to
appoint IN attorney pro tempore.
SEC. 30. The qualified electors of
each County shall elect sheriff and
a coroner, for the term of four years,
and until their successors are elected
and qualified; they shall reside in
their respective Counties during their
continuance in Office, and be dis
qualified for the Office second time,
ii it should appear that they or
either of them are in default for
moneys collected by virtue of their
respective offices.
SEC. 81. All writs and processes
shall run, and all prosecutions shall
be conducted, in the name of the
State of South Carolina; all writs
shall be attested by the clerk of the
court from which they shall be is
sued; and all indictments shall con-
clude. against the peace and dignity
OF the State.
Sec. 80 The General Assembly
shall provide by law for the speedy
publication of the decisions of the
Supreme Court made under this
Constitution.
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Sales
Bacon Sides, Shoulders, Coffee, DC.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO &SON

b1 u. Z. FEIAUITU &c SUN.
WE will sell, THIS MORNING, the 17th
inst, at 10 o'clock, at our Auction Mart,
without reserve,
5000 lbs. Prime G. r. BACON SIDES,
1,500 lbs. Prime Shoulders,
1000 lbs. Sugar-curod N. Y. Strips,
80 bbis. Potatoes,
10 bags Prime Rio Coffee,
20 boxes Adamantine Candles
10 boxes Colgate No. Soap,
200 lbs. Durham Smoking Tobacco.
Is boxes Goshen Cheese.
ALSO,
Sundry articles OF FURNITURE, cons
sisting of
BEDSTEADS, Bedding, Chairs,
WardrObes, Rocking Chairs,
Crockery, Glassware, &c.
ALSO,
Cases BOOTS and SHOES.
Conditions cash. March II
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Congressional.

WAsHISGToN, March 16-In the
Honse, bill was introduced, re-
pealing the provision of the Judiciary
Act. forbidding appointments until
the Judges of the Supreme Court are
reduced to six. Ross, of Illinois,
presented preamble and resolutions
-akind Of declaration of principles;
which were referred to the Judiciary
Committee. The bill relieving GER
tain parties from political disabilities
was resumed. This bill don't remove
disabilities imposed by the fourteenth
article. Beck made point, that
under the Garland case the Supreme
Court decided that q general amnesty
did the work proposed by this bill
Bingham said the Supreme Court
could only decide cases which came
before it, but could make no deci-
sion which would operate on the
House or Senate. Without action,
adjourned.
In the Senate, petitions were pre-
sented from the Georgia Convention
for q loan ofa 100000; from the
South Carolina Convention, asking q
repeal of the duty on rice; and from
number of freedmen, asking pas
sage to Liberia.
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J. B E. SLOAN.

NOTTON FACTOR and GENERAL COM
~ MISSION MERCHANT, Brown Il Co. Is
Wharf, Charleston, S. G.
Soliclts consisnments OF Merchandize
Cotton, and other Produce. Advances on
cOnslGnments. March II IS*
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ICE CREAM

MI CkENZiE.t, SALOON is now OPEN
IV1 for the season. Hreenticlds Row.
corner Main and Lady streets.
March IT
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News Items.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-Returns
from New Hampshire show that Mer-
riman's majority is $500.
Internal revenue receipts to-day
$5SO,OOO.
The Hon. A. H. Stephens visited
the President to-day.
Arlington, Gen. Lees estate, is to
be divided into lots of five and ten
acres and given to negroes.
CHARLEsToN, March 6.-Arrived-
steamer Champion, New York; brig
Salamander, Havana. Sailed-brig
John Henia, West Indies; schooner
N. W. Smith, New York.
The attempt, in the Convention,
to-day, to remove the disabilities of
oil persons in the State, failed. An
ordinance was interpolated in the
Constitution, invaliduting contracts
based on slave property; also open
ing public schools and colleges to
both races.
RALEIGH, March 16.-To-morrow,
the Constitution will be read and
signed by those of the delegates who
approve it, and the Convention will
adjourn to meet again at the call of
the President of the Convention. It
was ordered, to-day, that the election
on the Constitution and officers under
it, shall be held on the 2ISt, 22l and
23d OF April next. The financial pro-
visions of the new Constitution. in
reference to the State debt, are us
follows: That the debt shall be IN
violate and never questioned, and
that the General Assembly shall pro-
vide by adequate taxation for the
prompt and regular payment of the
interest.
RICHMOND, March 14.-The section
of the franchise report requiring all
officers of the State to take an oath
that they recognize and accept the
civil and political equality of all men
before the law, was adopted
The Convention refused, by vote
of 45 to %, to declare that the State
and County officers enumerated in
the DISTINGUISHING clause are the only
ones disfranchised.
Registration here closed to-day.
The blacks are thirty five votes ahead
in the total registration of $4,000.
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;;aiit'a;5, Bedding, C,ocxery, DoOts, DO.
BY NJ. w. BYTHEWOOD.

Furniture, Bedding, Cfocaery, Doots, DO.
BY NJ. w. BYTHEWOOD.
THIS tTuesday) MORNING, will sell, at
my Auction Room, Washington street,
at half-past 10 o'clock,
Splendid MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
Mahogany Wash Stand,
g Table; fine Clock,
'' What-Not,
1 Bedstead; Lot Chairs,
l Fino mattrass; Mantel Glass,
Lot Crockery, Iinware, Tubs,
Lot Cooking Utensils,
Large Wash-pot, Jars, &c.
ALSO,
Fine PIANO and STOOL,
Lot Boots, Shoes and Dry Goods,
Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Ladies' Fine Gold Watch
Terms cash. Sale positive, as parties
must leave the city. Goods to be removed
same day OF sale. March II
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Palmetto Base Bali Club.

A n extra meeting Of your Club will be
N held at the Club Room, THIS (Tues.
day. EVENING, at O'Clock. AS business
OF the greatest Importance will be submit
ted, it Is hoped that all the members will
attend. By order. r. Il. SILL,
March ~ II Secretary.
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Spring Stock.

WE take pleasure
in informing the pub
lie, that we are now
receiving at our OLD
SnAMH, Main Street,
corner Blanding, di-
rect from the manu-
facturers, q large and
well selected stock of
BOOTS. SHOES and
CATERS, for Spring
Trade, comprising
,very article in their
inc. We invite spe-
;ial attention to our
assortment of Gents,
Ladies', Misses and
Children's BOOTS.
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Columbia Lodge no. 109, Az. M.
"a A REGULAR COMMUNICATION
%SFof this Lodge will be held THIS
W. CTuosday) EVENING, at O'Clock,
ut Palmetto Lodge Hall.
by order OF tho w. NJ.
March II j. C. b. SMITH. Sec'y.
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Independent Fire Engine Company.
Arcgular meeting Of this Com
NSRs- pany will be held THIS (Tues-
SlTSL day) EVENING, at Hook and
Ladder Hall, at o'clock. BY
order. G. T. BERG. Secretary
March II I
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FRESH CRACKERS!

A II. KINDS, at
N March If SWYGERT & SENN'S.
The Montana post., 1868-09-04
The Montana Post.



HUDSON s. MESET New York Times Building
81 Park Row. are the sole agents for MONTANA
Posi- for the Eastern States.
W. T. HAMILTON Fort Benton.
Mr.. A. J. SMITH. Banuack
j. NJ FISH, Sterling, Hot Spring District
BEILINGER & ALLEN, Silver Bow
JAMES STUART, Deer Lodge.
WORDEN& Co, Hell Gate.
W. T.. PARSONS. Gallatin City.
7. NICHOLSON German Guich.
GEO. PERRY, Lincoln Gulch.
GEO RAUCH Radersburg.
A. b. HAMILTON, sun River Crossing.
II. II. HATHAAwT, Highland District.
r. CHURCH, Summit City
X. G. JOHNSON, Blackfoot.
WESLEY w JoNEs, Reynolds City, Elk Creek
j. s. WILLIAMS, St. Louis Mo.
i. =. Fisher, San Francisco, Cal
HENRY RIERDEN, ArEenta.
IA. ELLIS s. Co, Leesburgh, Salmon River Mines
W. DAVENPO ORT, Confederate Gulch.
q. BEssERER, Boulder Valley.
MONTGOMERY, Bear Gulch and adjacent mines
ii. G. WEIBOLD, Butte City.
GEORGE NJ. BROCK, Beartown, NJ T
DAVIS WILSON, Bozeman City.
The Montana post., 1868-09-04
I'm Bankruptcy.

INo.i9.)
Sic Montana l1aTT,s Territory. %,t " In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of
Abraham COhn, In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt. }
To Whom 1T may Concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pOintmeut as Assignee of Abraham CohD of Helena,
IN the County of Lewis and Clarke. and Territory
of Montana, who has been sdjudged Bankrupt,
dpun hts own Petition, by The Supreme Court of
said Territory.
Given at yirginia City, NJ. T., this 2sth day of
August. A. ID. 1s6S.
ISAAC OSTREICHER,
S4wN Assignee &c.
The Montana post., 1868-09-04
ksSIGNEE'S OR TRUSTEES NOTICE OF
APPOINTMENT.

In the Supreme Court of r,
Montana Territory. =" D~"Ar"p'ey-
In the matter of
Richard Fisher, DA"A'uPe
To Whom 1t may Concern
The Undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pointment as Assignee of the estate of Richard
FISHER. of fspringville in the County Of Jefferson in
said Territory who has been adiudged a Bankrupt
upon his Own petition, by the Supreme Court of said
Territory.
Dated At Helena NJ. T.. the 18th day Of August
A ID. 1S6S. J. II. PARKISOS
S4w1 Assignee, &c.
The Montana post., 1868-09-04
LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remaining 10 me
Post Office, Helena, NJ. T., september "a,
1S0S.
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Helena Market Rem,
Corrected Daily for the Noxr.y,
Sparks & McPherSon
WHOLESALE GRoCsRS. NO. So MAIN =.

Quotations represent jobl,iug price, :
dust at SlS % per ounce RetaiI u CO,
from ten 10 twenty five per ceut higbzIl IrcH
The Montana post., 1868-09-04
I'm Bankruptcy.

In the Supreme Court of n Rankrupul
Montana Territory
In he matter OF
George Church, and In Bauk1P
John A. McCuno,
Bankrupts.
To w hOm IL may CON
The undersigned hereby give
pointment as Assignee of the 80 ~
Church and John A. McCnEe, o. -
Madison and Territory Of Moutans-
adiudged Bankrupts, upon their oMs
the Supreme Court Of said Terrl'o''S
Given under my hand, at NirgluE,s
this 18th day Of August, A. D.. lSssI lSI
The Montana post., 1868-09-04

-ong NH Alther Thomas Anthony l.
DauT Adams Andy Anthony Jacnb
am re Allen Nv AlleXOn )
The Montana post., 1868-09-04

BoULDERs--oCr niw WAYS Welcome CORES
g1sseAL ''5aIioa.T v-itss - = foiiows .-The
utst experie1eee, sn.rse-s -ua prolific CORES
p.s.sfit eo'.id on. rst8 eta ssc zOrdinary exer-
Lore, sIres-e s.ffirs inr .rtsat aeEs out Of this
7slsy 1Iarks e'.h.r sissqh for deceased
s.n,-nss. frrt rels 1ss- previously so
rro 90 n i.sss frfr As,s slas, lieressed refuse
~ rlsssay frf0t ri,s "a ,sr eight miles above
ooai3 Ser crcs.iuH i q tfls uore communicative,
aud -.aAks vel lni iiss.f tIrunsh tbs medium Of
ssvcsl huadret iofau cllauef p a week aro.
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Varieties.


The New York Evening Mail in an edito-
rial article, transforms the distinguished Eng
lish biographer of Theodore Parker into a
man in the coolest way imaginable. 1t credits
Miss Cobbes last article in Temple Bar 10
Francis Power Cobbe, and proceeds to tell u.
what she" has said in it. This is the same lit
erary paper which lately transmogrifed Jove
and Danae into Job and Daniell
The production of coal doubles in the
United States every five years, in Prussia
every ten, in England, France and Belgium
every fifteen.
The woman who fails to reform O man of
the habit of drinking while engaged to him,
will have mighty task to do so after marriage.
Think of this, young women. Better remain
single than marry man who loves liquor.
One of the divers working at tae r;var
bottom on the new bridge at Burlington. Iowa.
seized forty-two pound catfish as it swan
past him, the other day, and brought it to the
surface.
-European astronomers are preparing to
observe the great eclipse of the sun this year,
in the Himalayas.
"A man who was bidding for a mare in
Nashville, on Tuesday, mounted to try her
speed, when he rode clear off with the animal.
There is some talk of starting new print
ing club in England, which shall translate anu
publish the best stories, old and new, Oh i0r-
eign literature and lands.
Mr.. Robert Brown, an English Arctic ex-
plorer, is engaged upon work the on "fnysl-
cal Geography of Greenland, "in which he will
bs assisted by a corps of scientific men
canada has adopted judicious severity
with regard to applicants for divorce. They
must give notice in the newspapers for six
months before their application can be re-
ceived.
Mr. Disraeh has at length reached the
height of his ambition, to be Premier Of
England. Somebody suggests that his rise
to that exalted station will form curious
chapter in a new edition of "The Curios-
ties of Literature" A Boston paper expects
soon to see him elected to the peerage with
the title of Lord "Coningsby'
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POWER OF A GROWING TREE.-Walton
Hall, England, had at one time IFS own corn
mill, and when that inconyenient necessity
no longer existed the mill stone was laid by
in an orchard and forgotten. The diameter
of this circular stone measured five feet and
a half while its depth averaged seven inches
thIous hout; its center hole had diameter
of eleven inches. By mere accident some
bird or squirrel had dropped the fruit of the
hbert tree through the hole on the earth,
and in 1872 the seeding was seen rising up
through that unwonted channGi. As It's
trunk gradually grew through this aperture
and increased, its power to raise the ponder
Gus mass of stone was speculated on by M n.y.
Would the filbert tree die in the attempt?
Would it burst the milestone? or would 4.
Int it up? In the end the little flbeIt tree
lifted the millstone, and in 1868 wore it like
crinoline about its trunk; and Mr.. Water
ton used to sit upon it under the branching
shade.
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NOTICE is hereby given that William Curtis, OF
In Portland In County of Cumberland and State
of Maine, on the thirtieth day of November. A. d.
1S63 by his mortgage deed of that date, recorded in
the Registry of Deeds for SAID Cumberland County,
book go page 439, moi tagged TO Thomas Amory
Debois of said Portland then living but since de-
ceased, and William Pitt Fessenden, also OF said
Portland, certain lot of land with the buildings
thereon, situated the southeasterly side of the
Eastern Promenade in said Portland, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning on said Eastern
Promenade at the northeast corner OF land sold by
Harriet Deering and others TO Theodore l.. Curtis
and others, by deed dated the first day OF August,
A. D. 1851, and recorded in the Cumberland Regis
try Book 231, page 268, thence by said Promenade
eighty-fye feet soutb-westerly to point, and from
these two points extending back from said Promen
ade south thirty-fve and half degrees east, keep
ing said width Of eighty five feet TO the northwest
erly line of the Atlantic and st Lawrence Railroad
that the conditions said mortgage have been broken
by reason whereof we hereby claim foreclosure OF
the same.
W. P. FFSSENDEN,
w. H. FESSENDEN.
Administrator of the Estate of Thomas Amory De-
blois. jan 20 w3w6
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In Casc0. A good iaIm contain
&ETM-A ing about 80 acres OF good early
MITifa=lR land, one third fenced by Thomps, n
~ alGa dlAM Pond, about $50 rods OF stone wall,
-: - divided into tillage, pasturage and
wood land; Is situated on a good. Travelled road
leading to Mechanics Falls, one mile and half from
Casco village halt mile from school house, and In
good neighboihsod The land is early, good and
easy to cultivate and will cut about twelve tons of
hay. On said farm there Is barn, built in
1866, good wood house. and small convenient
house, pleasantly situated; good well of water on
the place. Will be sold at bargain il applied tor
soon. Inquire OF l.. z. HOOPER,
AT No A Brown Street or address Boy 9s7 p n
Fortland. feb12d1m$
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For Sale.

HOUSE and Lot No Go Park Street. House in
- good order, furnished with Gas, Bath Room and
plenty OF soft and hard water.
Also Lot of Land on India st, 120x10O.
Apply to RO CONANT
fel7dtf No 153 Commercja, ST
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REAL ESTATE.
Only S3.5OO.

- One Of the best bargains in the CITY. tb,as
;;; story BRICK residence on Lincoln street. IN q
-Ask good mel shborhood, containg uipe rooms: Gas
water, &c; all in good repair. Lot 20 feet deem
win privilege Of passage way across the rear. viii
pc sold at the above low figure as The owner is TO
leave the city Immediately, - :"
Apply to GEO r.. DAvIs & m
Dealers in Real Estate No Morton Block.
y Argus copy, fe26d1w
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Farm for Sale.

TNHE subscribers offer for sale their place. we'll
4 known as the Whitehonse Farm, situated in
the town OF fCumberland. on the county road lead
ing from Gray. to Portland. Said farm contains
about ITO and is of the best hay farms in
the county. Ten miles from Portland and two and
halt from the Portland and Kennebec DEPOT
Buildings lair; house. two stories; barn, d by 81
FEET in good repair. This farm will be sold with or
without the stock and farming tools at a rare bar
gain Title perfct. For further particulars inquire
OF W. T. q Z. T. HALL at the farm, or r G HALL
Esq, Gray Corner. ieb22dtt
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Cottage House for Sale.

"ITHIN five minntes' walk of the Post Office, a
w story and half house, nearly new, contain-
Ing six finished rooms in complete order, and very
conveniently arranged. An hlexhaustible supp OF
good water The crlar containing one of the largest
Uttered cisterns in the cit The House was thor
oughly painted last season. Centrally situated in
good neighborbood, and will be sold cheap and on
accommodating terms. Apply to
WILLIAM Ii. JERRIS,
feb25du ..f Real Estate Agent.
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HluSn Lois
Farm for Sale.

TWO on Congress near State Street. and eight
l. lots on Emery, Lewis and Thomas Streets lor
sale by W. H. STEPHENSON,
Feb TO- 1868 IF Al OIL NotionaI po,l-
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