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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-14

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mus S s.4 80 - Id
But, at the same time that say there will
be nc. material alteration Of the present e.
nancial status, am free to say that ii is more
than probably-indeed, tits almost certain
that the needs Of the country, or, rather the
DEFICIENCIES in the revenue, will imperatively
require the Secretary OF the Treasury to is
sue additional greenbaek currency, In fact
in such issue / SEE the only escape from ac-
tual repudiation Of debts of, and claims upon,
the treasury of all descriptions. The amount
OF the duties on imports and the internal
revenue is rapidly declining. The country
iasf now certainly cannot stand the interest
on q fresh loan, for it is not paying its way
TO day. at the same time that every indus
trial interest is represented here by parties
seeking relief from taxation. 1t is proposed
10 collect the entire internal revenue from a
few articles, principally whisky, tobacco and
incomes; but the fact Is, the two former of
them are yielding nothing at present, while
the receipts of the latter are rapidly falling
off. It'll only question Of time, then,
when Mr.. McCullech will himself be compel
led to start the financial engine on the down.
ward track of indefinite initiation, with no
time set, or no station marked at which the
brakes of contraction arebgain to be applied.
And, also, it "would seem to me" TO use one
of Mr.. Lincoln's peculiar phrases. that the
gold market has touched its lowest point for
some time to come.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-14

THE Democratic State Convention of Ohio
nominated Pendleton for President and adop.
ted resolutions which condemned Congress.
ional usurpation; oppose negro suffrage; urge
the taxation of bonds and their payment in
green's'cks, and the protection of foreign
born citizens. -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-14

Baltimore is again in fever about difee'
trade with Europe. The first steamship Of
the neN Bremen line will leave that port on
the LIST OF March, and shat on the return triI
from Baltimore on the LIST of Aprn. The
vessels are Of 1900 tuns burden and zoe
horsepower each. end will touch at South
empton, England, going and returning.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-14
CLEAN AND HEALTHY,

MY CELEBRATED FEATHER RENO.
vAf0R still at work, opposite J. y. Couis
Furniture Store. II you send me your Beds,
Pillows aud Bolsiers and they do not 20
home cleaner and healthier than they have
been for the past forty years, do not ask
pay for my services Charges very meds-
rate Gail and examine for yonself
~ ROBERT GLoRE.
Jan. 81, '6e-3t ~ ~ ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-14
A CARD TO MECHANICS AND WORK.
-ara.,. INGMEN

An adjourned meeting Of the working
mems Union will be held at the Court Hoi,se,
on. next Saturday evening at 7 clock, at
which time IL is to be hoped that the mis-
understanding which occurred at the last
meeting will he satisfactorily explained. II
was not the intention of the gentleman who
made the motion TO exclude any fwhite) man
who labors for living, and no one regrets
more than himself the Temporary estrange
melt of some Of our fellow workmen, in
consequence Of miscontruction Of his mo-
ton. 30.
1t is earnestly desired that all workinemen
cooperate with us in this important move
ment, and one and all are cordially invited
to attend our next meeting, and partici pate
10 the discussion Of such matters as may be
brought before it,
BY order Of the Union,
W. A. SOLoMAN,
Cor Sec'y.
Feb. Ia, Is6s--it. 'sst
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-14

Ex-Governor lsham G. Harris has been
elected Vice President of the Planters ln-
sarauce Company of Memphis, Of which Gen
'Porrest Is President
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-14
Take NOtices

Mr.. w. W. 0gbnrn holds q note given
him by w. II. Martin, with u. D. Tuck and
o. w. Williams as securities which noe
would have been taken 10 by account some.
time SGD, but the said ogburn claimed 10
have Lost or misplaced II, and could no, fur
nish 10 for settlemsnr. Positive proof Of
this fact can be furnished by living witpes.
see, together with his own certificate 10 the
same. Any person trading for this note
will ind Il impossible to collect Il. The
said ogbnrn promises 10 return the note for
ssttlsmsnt Whenever fonnd. -.
w. n. MARTIN,
g. W. WILLIAMS
II. d. TvCK
February :, isss-sv.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-14
PREGNANT o.

Tho Round Table, whose political procliv-
lilies are Radical, closed an article on the
Gront-Stsnton businse, as Il stood before
the publication of the Gmnt-Johnson CORES
poadence, with this pregnant suggestion;
If be [Crant1 docs not bold himself bound
10 surrender back to the President powers
which be derived solely from the President
be may not be ready, at the proper time, to
surrender TO the people powers with which
they may iptlust him. Instead of being a
safe man; be may be the most dangerous
man in the country 70 whom the people
could coniide their interests. ~ - ~.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-14
$4,000 Numbers, & l,1s0 Prizes.
i,isO Prizes amounting TO sSO,25e.
Tickets, SIS, Halves, %, Quarters, IS.


ma. The above MAGNIFICENT SisGLE-NuN-
BEa LOTTERY win be drawn IN PUBLIC, 10
CovISaros, Nv, ny THREE Swoas CoNnIs-
sIosEas, AT oss O'CLOCK ?. ~, Al the corner OF
FIFTH AND MADIsos Srs. The Kentucky
Lotteries are no Gin Enterprises, bat re-
sponsible Money Lotteries, that have been
conducted for the past thirty years, and ale
drawn under the authority Of a charter from
the State, and hoaas are given 10 secure the
payment Of all prizes. :.
The official list Of numbers drawing prizes
win be published in the Cincinnati dali,
Commercial.
NJ. We draw two Lotteries daily, and
give persons the advantage Of selecting
their oHn numbers. Send your address
for q circular,
Address all orders 10
a. FRANCS. SMITH a CO.
Bo, S7f, coviugtcn, Ky.
l., IA "a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-14

The carpet. baggers are cooking up pretty
kettle OF hsh for themselves. They have
commiued frsnds enough npou the law and
the ballot box to send them to the penitenti
airy or the l'ry Torlugas for The resi of their
natural lives A note is being made, through
the fundamentally OF the Constitutional
Club, OF ever rascaiity they perpetraie, and
the whole evidence collected will be care
tnlly put in legal shape and forwarded to
Ger, Meade, who has promised toinyes,igale
sHi m il 70 bottom - Ngbi, Rs9ister
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-14

.oSs of the best informed and most intelli.
gent correspondents at Washington writes
thus;
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-14
STATEMENT OF TilE CONDITION
OF rHn
ENTERREEISE
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
b. On the 3lst day of December, 1857.
THE NAME or ruE COMPANY rs
Enterprise Fire and Marine Insurance G.

THE NAME or ruE COMPANY rs
Enterprise Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
ri is located in Cincinnati, Ohio. The
amount Of Capital Is One Million Dollars.
The amount Of Capital Stock 10 One MIL
IS
The Assets of the Company are as follows
Cash on band 1894 90
Premiums in hands Of Agents l07,345 So
Real Estate-unincumber 1888 80
Bonds owned BY the Company
to-wit:
United States Bonds. ........... Ice, 45o
Tennessee State Bonds. ....... 1850
Wrecking Boat Stock.~..... 1000
Loans on Bondsand Mortgages
being first lien onnnincum-o Tssss
bered Real Estate worth =.
double amount loaned. $1,000 o.
Debts otherwise secured........ 77,s49 OF
All other Securities. 734,205 80
Total Assets..............sl, 1904, s2s Is
~ LIABILITIES; u
Losses unadjnsted. $63,354 40
All other claims against the sisfaiai
Company. ..........-...,.. $500 81
Total Liabilities............ ses, 1866 40
Net Assets.......-.-....$l,2 35,372 rs
The greatest amount insured in any
one risk .$io, 900
The greatest amount allowed by the
- =. l.
sured in any one city, town or ~
v'llage......~............ No rule.
The greatest amount allowed by the
rules Of the Company to be In
sured in any one block. ...........No rule.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-14

ri is located in Cincinnati, Ohio. The
amount Of Capital Is One Million Dollars.
The amount Of Capital Stock 10 One MIL
lion Dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28

DIED.


BooTl.oo Tuiy ot q s'r,h Florence daughter Of and
Services Wne,r oct o. AZ 3p nj from the house Their pareuls
MarrY-aye. between Niloughhy sld Hartss. Brooklyn
EMEKSoN-oH Sunday. oct l5 after short illness Of peu Mr.
james Emerson. % ttr s'th year ofhsa-r
lh rgtcs en- friends oi The family respectfully nd n attend
sf'rl from Dbl lle residence Be- 30 lcuuaIds o. Alsie
NI'o7rsa ou " aiu,slay Afternoon 80 ooeA without further
i1ftI.vr
FITCH Frhias g. L. 90 TUESDAY morning p Joseph Fitch.
iu fir aTn wear oi Dds
The relative. sai t,uo, Invited attend BIZ. hae Fiehds
Cars leave Hunter. Point 40 "a b. m.
50 Louis aHn Aef-preaus papers please col-.
GABuNEE-Ou Monday Marietta su1jr ia,yhier Of sr
The ends s invited attend th iner4l the hou Or
W. E b @rrurr Faonst Union Ill., on Thursday the 4stl 'usL
- Do ",o.l o. m.
LaING-s1erv on Sunday o. 2' l8 az Eirdsrhook Cs!nmLa
Co. n D.. Jtass D. lAil- aed o years
LAWsOE-la rraotr. SuaI,. morn. o. Lawson
the 1.ih gear other
ID, r,es ll friends " Go family respectfully invited 70 attend
fHUra THURSDAY afternoon. thf 2i AZ O'clock, from
residence Of lsf brother. jaime. Llaet, No. D Chaprst
MEEHrTr-sult-ar Breliyu suasr. 1863 Louise
Ja, @ of George Merritt nuf asugater u JohH and
Sara. /. aa...r. a-.i p rrars. 3 usutHs al- o Jay.
FAMILY respectfully invited q a''rnd
Nrnea the lh iust. a clock, FROM her ate
rrs.i r.-s 80 ID. Htrr-puntft without iIrLhef notice
TY-DyOr ori.t errras ~ oock Elisha Tr,on aged
friends efth. hHr na5rrs ~ Bower Lodge an
% farh League Council No 30 a1tolate usicd 90
attend ie hHea from bio hh-rs tssrher No ~ her'ef oa
Wrllrsi4l. 90 3 oeo.. b.
Tie -4fs ~ Bower Ioir- n, g. iH NJ requested %
So l.arltr tao dsv tW eiaeiI a. y
Co. .sud lnaraI Of ar brother ishA 1f.cl from Bis
hnrfs Ivsl'rr ~" lei NercaN BY onef " ias h,r,,r
~. b NILtfs. Ne.r- A. !. hLLbAb'h
WINANT-Af Rvs Wesrhs.ist Cr-tr saturday a Mar
Iaue wife of 81 IIf.f b. Wiutat. aErl ~
TH. -fa srrf s take piece 'h. Episcopal Church I've a. !
su,as Tr,u, .-,- S-~-,ors Iii o. returning aad =
tarrlsrf 'a f.IHHs 90 depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28

The Hon. Jas. g. Blaine Of Maine viii speak
in this City on Thursday evening
The World saws Gov. Seymour is ga great
political thinker" with the n out q H. perhaps he IS
The Republicans of MamarOneck will hold
smother meeting this evening, when Major Haggerty will
deliver short address
The largest meeting ever held in the village
OF Westbrookye assembled the evening OF the 18th
inst. 70 listen TO the Hon. G. v H. Lndington
The Republican Convention of the XVIII
Assembly District met on Monday evening at NO -
Thrdaye.. ana nominated Herman 0 carter
The Hon A. w. Tenney of New Orlt, and Gen.
stic meeting at Monroe, Orange Co.. on Monday evening
The good work goes bravey on at New
Rochelle The Republicans gain strength every day ana
there strong 70 expect that they Will carry the
f1Own.
The Republicans Of Northport L. l., held
JonsDg meeting at the Tannery on Friday evening last
They were addressed by Dr. Julius Nichols formerly Of
The United States Army.
A meeting composed Of Republicans and
Democrats AZ Hcksyile' l. J., was ably and eoquenty
-NewYork, and l. Bradford Prince Of Flushing.
A large meeting was held in the wigwam Of
ton fast night and addressed by the Hon John l.
stephens Of Maine, Isaac j. River, esq the Hon Ethan
Allen, aud others
The Democratic Union County Convention
anet last night and agreed 70 support the following
flcket Register Michael Connolly Justice Of supreme
ford Supervisor John W. Chanler
The Carpet Baggers OF New-Jersey, the Re
xublican Inyincibles Of Philadelphia, with Grant and
7olfax Clubs from nearly every IN Southern New
Jersey paraded az Camden Monday night The houses
were Illuminated, aud the cheering most enthusiastic.
The Young Mems Republican Club of The
Sixtb ward Brooklyn held meeting az Latimer IL all
Courtst on last Saturday evening Mr. j. l.. Ludden,
Inc Republican nominee for Assembly from the Sixth aud
Twelfth wards and Brig Gen Jas. A. Hall Of Maine were
tine speakers.
A large and most enthusiastic meeting Of the
citizens OF Glen Cove L. l. gatheie9 IN the large tent
erected by the County Committee Ia that town on Mon
day evening. Many Of the audience were lrsh Ameri-
can Citizens who desired ~ listen 10 ter gdlaIi cOun-
zrymsn, Col j. j. OConnOf.
Chemung, which is alive for Grant and Girls
void turned out IN force, yesterday, and made an i'm
neuse Republican gathering Emira The procession
OF BOYS Ia Blue measured by miles Monster meet.
ings In the WigwaED m the Court House, aud out Oi
door, were addressed by Gen. John Cochrane, Gen.
Bruce, sud Gen. Hall.
mass meeting under the auspices Of the
HXIst Assembly District Grant and COlfax Club was
held last night Ia Eighty sxtbst. near Fourth ave. HO
.~stO A. Alien IN the CHAIR. aud j. T. Van Wrinkle seers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28
MARRIED.

BRiANf-FREXCI-On Moudar Oct 26 residence Of the
hrir aher hr BIAS A. Brooklyn, y Miss Laura
* aingn'er o hea r. French u Reeds Ferry New Hampshire
CROSbi-BCRTON-on Tuesday Oc, q BY The Rev Cyrus H. Fay
james C'osbJ toAbby H. only daughter Of Rufus Burton
DAFIS-BROuNBR-On Tuesday q, ~ the Thomas
NemJe ID D. John w Davis Of Adrian Mich Fannie Brou
wer youngest daughter the late Jacob BrOaSer Of this ETY. No
cards
Adrian papers please copF.
Observation-Disclosures Harlem Monday oct Is bv the Rev
" r CarKe Caleb 4 daughter Horace
Hi'ehc,cA, esq. Of tbis city.
HlDES JON-On Tuesar g. George's Church. Stay
yessut square, bl Rev stheu H. Tyug D. Augustus L.
HYDE 10 sarah T., eldest daughter Of Sien ST. John, all
OF tins eity
IRWEBAKRIn Phadenhia wednesy the q inst By the
Rev David Cunningham Francis Stevenson lru 81 Louisa Stewart
baker. al ct plladenhia.
PATTlSON-PABKHURsT- Finland Penn.. "Wednesday. Oct
81 1903 b the Rev Girreon a. D. Charles r. Pahsen Of Fall
Brook Penn to Anna Parkburs; daughter Of Joel Pkhnfsi
of the former place.
VAN pEUSEN-rROTTER-O Moulay. the the Rt
Rev Bishop N"uti1c a. A. Drusen W D. Of Great Barring
Mss o M Louis, Troiier daughter Of the late Jonathan
TrOt-r ~ tLis city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28

The Silent sewing Machine.

G az ~. sewing Machine. that have heard operate none
hAes =" NIUE tie While lowest read
ng or easily he beard during M operation others
Ay GROWN Tie oudest talking thus otherwise quiet
nome h workshop THIS machine has acquired wedeserEed
lane Sch Rapidly Increasing and We knew Of those who would glad
exchange machines Of other for tbS II beautifully
say aha - unqnsstousby the least complicated In the market
ha'i5g one IN our family whereof speakA ~ Cey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28
INDIANA

An Indiana correspondent writes that the
contest in that state been long aud fierce bat that
the victory glorious and decisive Honest Con
rad Bakers majority FOR Governor IL 100 This makes
the state for Grant and CoH by az least 5oO pos
sbly by 5000 majority The Republicans are hopeful.
while the enemy have not only been defeated but are Ell
flrely demOraliZed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28
n-,t,nr1rntA cArrIE MARkEI-n.-- D.

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a. n Usts ~ t o. tusi Hs tI
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steer, Comm of srtr coli no frn o. rrafs % D.
t- 81 haai from O. ruis g. r ss io e"n '
Uy..-II- demand ll1.f prices
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tn.-Tbs sas snaH1tsl O, 80 bed 20 ''n 80 q" 80
f,f sur.uEsu 4nl from 80 " 30 isr Cos a. CALI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28
A SECRET LET OUT-HOFFMAN TO BE
COUNTED IN.
VIZ. T.. CUtNDTER. secretary.
Hev- York. Oct 2s, 1875.

The following contains frank avowal OF
how the Democrats OF this city intend ito count Hoh
man in should the Republican majority In the rural
districts be greater than the honest Democratic majority
lin this city
J. To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Col Jbhn Thompson Of New York City spoke at Dundee
Yates Co on Saturday evening oct. a. al Democratic
eIecfiug Hoffman undertook prove by mathematical
deu,onst ration how h ~ be done. He said; We
G1rs Tegseed ~ Eeis York CITY and haze fro
snvs net 10 register neyf Friday and Saturday, md shaH
ys0istsT 10000 Now, you tItepublcaus, never
pSled over 81 OO0 and viii give you 10000 more and
overcome that If you can! We have learned little
arithmetic too in 1866 sat with Horace Greeley and
Te returns that should have been IN from the rural dis
frcts by p m. did not reach us TIL they Uhe kepnh
knew just how much majority II wanted 10 over
sad he We intend % keep ne returns Of hc'r YORK Chg
gu kJ,0 l,D0 much DOrtty ne 0did n eeoi HOFFMAN,
aud you see said he have The thing Ia our hands
d Ilpidee oct. Is, ls6S HA"h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28
p4SSENGFRS AREIHEb.

IRON SAyAyEAH-lu steamship San J.eirt'-N" b. J. Hai,
han Hall Bany FoI. Jtncs ufsJ, E-1ad lL'''- '''-
Boz rsnn. .. a. ~ et..b.,gg.
S Anfress y MARTIN Miss ieel Drsl John hcI4Hsyh WI
II Mace Mts - Lardls, Mrs StesA, M sis"s j. "i'''
land Clsa 81 Dawn, Vim. Bailey, John Deacon. a. oAi''L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28
aIr.NY rlrILt MANEIT-nI L

rs d.gsrf f attic l aflvI nii ibtfs
r.espt. Pres depressed Hic A. o. I've affi g. t.if
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v lave changed hand, A. 65i. 1r rfror 'r W 'onH
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st H. p6 80 tn. Tag narast ill q gao q p th'
outside Coz Illinois Averaging 20 u heetFa lD At' '-''
Iasf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28

T Heas Ks Y,..u Liysrool Whale ship oarb from She
Arctic, 100 bbls OF, l,2l0 Ms bone.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAYANA, Oct 2L-Auired ship Teutona, SeN.forf
SPOKEN
Sable.
WHALERS.
spoke sept J. ship lydia with whale John Carver 3h snip
fags Honolulu whale 8th YnevRri 10Th Hawaii Foda y
o. Heofge = lth Monticello Onward Cornelius Rowland
Amos ogs Reindeer re- p California Active and
several DINERS all "i'h whales hy ship Garth from the Arctic,
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H.vasA 17-NlaAT-thr nsTtct s ha'rti n.'A' I''''
,.is. srd there y srge speculative uquu ffrhanf" "a I
b.. s6t PEI pfemumi iulsi Nt4is snort ''ii D" '
rrs l4r8 per discount On dsft ssAi m s f0' pf '1'
pr..a ID. short sghi. per cent prvni.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28
CONNECTICUT.

A large and enthusiastic meeting was held at
New. Britain. Conn. saturday evening Last. Union
Hall was packed its utmost capacity Addresses were
made v the Hon Henry C. Dcmng OF Hartford and the
REV Samuel Rockwell Of New-Brtain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28
MASSACHUSETTS

Gen. Fitzpatrick has accepted AN invitation 10
speak III Gen. Buffers district IN favor Of Mr. H. H.
Dana, jr ~, - g.,
GOV Hayley writes q letter 10 Richard II. Dana, jr,
against Gen Buffers election, IN which ne says:
N claimed that Gen. Butler 10 80 able and proTni
nent representative Of radiCallsm that the parry can
not afford ha defeat Rather let NJ say that radcalsn
car aWavs afford tG do right, and can never afford 10
give up ANYTHING OF national honor N exchange Tor sup
noeed advantageous TecOnetrucuOn ana Impartial SUI
maze i cannot say which deem the more weighty and
sefOu subject the reconstruction policy OF our party or
~ purposes concerning financial matters As To the lat
ie.lsfn and true conservatism II all Repubeans were
readv 10 consider bond taxation and grcenDack substt
t sues non essential and Of little consequence, would
nor the nation rushing 10 reputation aud an imnor-
tality OF shanef II seems 40 10 me.
Vim have known what 10 IL TO stand ont for sound prin
ces against the pressure Of old friends and great ma
iorlties even Ia old Massachusetts, You can DO II again
ii necessary admire and respect your course Ilght
ID out on that line" Very truly yours, -
To Hon Richard II Dana, IT, JOstrl X HA"LEf'
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[Aaa0uur,nssisl

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,a,as .srfr-v ,,sbs ,r o, Uaa-tor u the '.
ra., ne Of remedy oil. Goa 90 JsIaF' trrrcr'Hiat oa "
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28

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s,.sses r-a r oa osr,.rss lnt r ea-i shlh 10 i've
e- 90 ,s inclined os s vsos 81, illi t-li of ia a ros
influence, n o. bel, vs scar o. r-r.Hlsi Esof So %
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