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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-11

The LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE-BILL For
RIpDING ARMED Political ORGANIzA-
yIoNs.--Neto Orleans, August "a bill
was reported by the House Militia Commit
zee, and rushed through the House under
suspension OF the rules, forbidding the
formation of all organizations Cor the pur-
pose of drilling and exercising the manual
Of arms or any military man@uyres, unless
organized according to law and under the
orders of the Governor. For violations of
this &C, penalties are provided Of imprison-
1pent from one to three years in the peni-
tertiary. 1t is also provided that all or
caniLations at present existing in violation
Of this act shall ut once be disbanded, or
the above penalties be incurred and sec
ton four provides that all organizations not
being part of the State militia, having
officers with military titles, which shall
drill and exercise as military companies, no
matter under what prctcxt or for what pur-
pose formed, shall be declared to exist in
violation of this law, and be subjected to
its penalties. This is intended as blow
at the political clubs, which exist in almost
every precinct of this city.
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south Caroftn a-The Defnocrasic
1sose convention CensRtrolfer.se.
a,.aI Ncagle Charged with Forgery.

co,usRtA, S. C.,>August a.---The Demo-
..uo,;c Convention for the choice Of Pres!-
'sont;al electors adjourned last night. All
We districts in the State (thirty-one in
anmberl we're represented by their ablest
public men Co.,, wa. u..,..on
Conta;n Medary, vice president of the Sol
5;crs' and Sailors Convention, was invited
70 the platform amid great applause.
On motion of Judge Aldrick, a resolution
ras adopted, in the name Of the Democracy
og South Carolina, extending their thanks
- the delegations from the north, east, and
,rcst bv whom the southern delegations
wore received in the New York Convention.
The resolution says: /" We accept that
recsption as an evidence of sympathy and
sincerity, and gratefully declare that it has
dane more 10 heal the wounds of the past
than my other event since the war;"
Other resolutions endorse the platform,
EXPRESS gratitude 10 Andrew Johnson, and
return thanks to the citizens, soldiers, and
sailors of the North who have raised their
yoicc in behalf Of an insulted and outraged
section.
On motion Of Wade Hampton, it was
d" RsSored, That while entering our pro-
test against the Radical reconstruction acts,
wc rely confidently on constitutional agen-
ccs and peaceful measures alone to bring
as the relief sought and reforms needed
The proceedings were exceedingly har-
monious.
Afidavits published in the newspapers of
this State prove Comptroller-General Nea-
Gle to be forger. Leading Republicans
say the safety of the party demands that he
shall either disprove the charges or resign,
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, August IO.-Noon.--Flour
1Oc. lower. Wheat unchanged. Corn lc.
lower. Mess pork dull at $3.50. Lard
quiet. Cotton frmer at 29hc. Turpen-
tine, 461s@47c. Rosin dull; common and
strained, s2.90@S3. Freights dull. Gold,
1471s. Old United States bonds, ll4A.
Virginia 6's, ex-coupons, 53A. Tennessee
SIS, ex-coupons, 6334 new, 674.
Evening" frmer but not very
active; sales 500 bales at 100000. Flour
dull State superfne, $7.50@SS. rs; south
ern dropping; good to fair extra, 50 400
SOTO. Wheat dropping. Corn-Western
mixed, s1.10@S1.15. Oats active and un-
changed. Mess pork heavy and dropping
at S2S.65@S2S.75. Lard heavy at 100
1890, Whiskey, in bond, size. Rice
quiet. Sugar heavy. Turpentine, 461aG
47c. Rosin, s2.9O@s7. Freights frmer.
Gold lower OF l461s. Governments strong
5-20's, '62, coupons, 1l476. Tennessee 6's
Sd; new, 631l. North Carolina 6's, 10;
new, II. Virginia 6's, SO.
BALTIMORE, August 10.-Cotton firm 6,
29b@3Oc. Flour and wheat firm. Corn
at sl.26@Sl.2S. eats, SS@92c. Rye, AZ
@55. Mess pork, $50. Shoulders, l411aG
l424c.
Virginia SIS, old, inscribed, 461a@47
new, coupons, So. North Carolina Us, Il
bid.
CINCINNATI, August 10.-Flour and corr
firm. Mess pork, $29. Bacon-No de.
mand. Lard, 1890. Whiskey 65c.; holders
ask zoe.
LOUISVILLE, August 1O.-Flour, s6.25@
$3.50 Corn, 90@95c. Mess pork, $500
$3.50. Shoulders, l33l@14c.; clear slider
,1715c. Whiskey, free, sl.3O.
ST. LOUIS, August 1O.-Mess pork, 500. 81
$3.50. Shoulders, l3@l3hc.; clear sides
l7A@171ac. Whiskey dull at Sl.371a fol
free.
WILMINGTON, N. c., August lO.--Spiriti
turpentine, 42c.: New York casks, 43c
Resins frmer; No. 1, S3.50@S4; No. 2
1920. Tar nominal at 500.
CHARLESTON, August 1O.-Cotton quiet
sales, 20 bales receipts, 81 bales; mid
dlings, Csc.
SAVANNAH, August 10.-Cotton firm blu
nothing doing middlings, &c.; receipts
26 bales.
MOBILE, August l0.-Cotton quiet; sales
100 bales low middlings, 26c. receipts,
bales.
New ORLEANS, August 1O.-Cotton dull
middlings, 81 &C.; sales, 81 bales, receipts
| 26 bales.
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CALIFORNIA WHEAT CRoP.-Estimates
carefully made of the wheat crop in Cali
fornia, the harvesting Of which has just
been completed, put the amount at from
fifteen to twenty millions of bushels. The
San Francisco Bulletin thinks it will be be-
tween the two, but says that "neverthe less
there have been estimates published which
fix the crop at from twenty-five million to
forty million bushels but such estimates
only excite smile among the well informed
A crop of sixteen million bushels will give
us surplus of three hundred and sixty
thousand tons for export, to say nothing Of
the quantity likelyto be received from Ore
gon,"
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PERSONAL.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-To WILLIAM
4 CLARKE, FORMERLY OF RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA, SON OF WILLIAM JACKSON
CLARKE, WHO DIED SOME YEARS SINCE
Your locality is now not known. There Is In my
hands sum Of money and stocks accrutng to you
from the estate OF Elizabeth e. Clarke. deceased.
who resided In Hanover county, Virginia, which
am anxious TO pay over. Should You be informed,
either through this or any other medium, comlnu-
nicate with me 1T once.
Address, Richmond, Va. N. B. CLARKE,
Executor of Elizabeth G. Clarke, deceased.
au 4-d2tawlm &w1m
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New Cotton,

New ORLEANS, August 10.-Two bales of
new cotton have been received here to-
day-one from Louisiana, and the other
from Mississippi. They are not yet sold.
MOBILE, ALA, August i0.--The first bale
of new cotton was received to-day from the
plantation of Mr.. Tidewell, at Prairie Bluff,
classed Liverpool middlings weight, $50
pounds; sold to George s. Brother ut 45c.
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The Alleged Murders I'm Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, August lO.-In support
of Governor Warmouth's assertion that $50
murders have been committed in this State
in the last month and half, the Republican
of yesterday contains two columns of ex-
tracts from, and reference to, letters IN
Governor Warmouth's possession, detailing
the outrages in the country parishes from
March last to date. These extracts do not
show that either the civil or military au-
thorities, or the Freedmen's Bureau, took
cognizance of any of these affairs.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
From Washtngfon,

WAsHINGTos, August 10.-The wife OF
Senator Trumbull is recovering. Thad
Stevens is convalescent. @
The President will not leave for his pro-
posed trip until the revenue commissioners
ships settled.
The revenue receipts to-day were $685.
900.
Secretary Seward telegraphs that he win
return on Wednesday.
1t is now thought that Rosecrans will
leave for Mexico next week.
A naval court-martial convenes OF New
York on the 18th instant.
Commissioner Rollins telegraphs that he
will return here Monday to resume his
duties
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SPEECH or WADE Columbia,
$. T., August 9.-Wade Hampton made a
speech in the Convention yesterday:
Abiding to recent reported utterances OF
lis, reproduced in the northern papers, IN
reference to the Confederate flag, he said !:
This statement is in every respect false.
IN the contrary when Ispoke of the flag Of
the Contederacy, remarked that 1t now
was furled forever, to be buried in the grave
Of thn inut cnnsn - -
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The Legality of the South Carolina
State Government.

COLUMBIA, S. c., August lO.-The new
Encouragement of the State this morn
ing brought before the new associate JUS
tice, Colonel Willard, writ of quo ,carranto
against Walker, coroner of Richland county,
holding office under the Provisional Govern
ment. Walkers counsel plead no jurisdic-
ton, denying that Willard was associate
Justice, that Chamberlain was attorney
general, or that their election was legal.
Johnson is Republican coroner. The
plea was overruled and the case continued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-11

NEW Hops.-The first bale of hops Of this
YEARS growth was received in New York
last Friday from Messrs. Newberry 4 Raj
ston, hop-growers, Petersburg, Va, and
sold to Messrs. Howard Fuller, brewers,
Brooklyn. This is. a week earlier in the
season than the new crop has before arrived
in this market. They are well matured,
and their excellent quality establishes the
success of hop-growing in that section
Nc,o York Joau1aal OF Commerce.
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BRICK :" PoMERoY.-The new daily to
he started by the enterprising " Brick is
to make its appearance as an evening paper
this week The editorial staff includes MIR.
Pomeroy as etiitor-in -chief, Mr.. Joseph
Howard, Jr., as managing editor, Judge
Fletcher as political writer, and Mr.. John
Armstrong as mail and exchange editor.
The names Of city editor and dramatic and
musical critic are not yet announced.
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The Military I'm the Reconstructed
States-General order as to their

The Military in the Reconstructed
States-Generai order as to their
Use.
WASHINGTON, August 10.-The following
order has been issued
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
ADJUTAST-G GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, August 10, 1868. }
" Brevet Major General r. C. buchanan,
Commanding the Department OF LOUIS
lana:
"General, The following instructions from
the Secretary of War are furnished for your
government, to the end that necessary aid
may be rendered by the United States as
promptly as possible in any case Of lnsur-
rection or domestic violence in the States
embraced in your military department:
You will keep yourself informed of the
condition of affairs in said States, and COM
municate promptly by telegraph to the War
Department, through the headquarters OF
the army, any facts which may make it
the duty of the President, under the Con-
stitution and laws, to employ the military
force of the United States. You will also
maintain such disposition of the troops
under your command that they may be
ready to act without delay on the receipt of
the Presidents orders; stationing them OF,
or from time to time moving them to, points
where you may have reason to apprehend
necessity for their use."
The remainder of the instructions are
extracts from the Constitution and laws, in
dicating the conditions under which the
military force of the country may be law
fully used to suppress instruction against
the Government of any State.]
The document is signed
By command of General Grant.
L. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
1t is understood that Colonel Deane, o.
Governor Warmouth's staff, was informed
this morning by the President and Secreta'
ry of War that these instructions were in
tended and expected satisfactorily to cover
the grounds lately presented by the Govern
or and Legislature of Louisiana. The au'
thorities quoted in the order to General Blu
chanan are the. Constitution, article four
section four; act approved February %
1873, sections one and three; and act Of
March 5, 1907.
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Mr.. Mckenzie will to-day have force at
the road to MERGERS station, six miles be-
yond Leesburg. The work has been long
delayed, and the extension will cause a
large increase in the receipts of the COM
pany, and be of vast benefit to persons
residing along the line.-National Lntelli-
1epcer 10th
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Robert Dunlap, late of Auburn, Maine,
died, and left behind him 81 600 in United
States bonds. He willed s4OO to his wife,
one-half of the remainder to the Baptist
church in Buckfeld, Maine, and the balance
to the Baptist Missionary Society. His
wife waived the provisions of the will and
asked an allowance. The Judge, after hear
ing the case, gave her the whole 81 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-11

A HoRR1BL MIsTAKE.-Bartholemy Pom
cey, u Frenchman, who served in the United
States army during the whole war, was
guillotined after his return to France, as
guilty of the murder of an old gentleman
from the Isle of Bourbon. 1t is now be-
lieved that he was entirely innocent, and
that the French Government is at present
in possession Of documents showing who the
real assassin was.
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PROPOSALS.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
RICHMOND, August ,, 1858. !

RICHMOND, August ., 1865.
OTICE TO COMPREHENSIVE
~ Board Of Directors, at u meeting held ut the
Warm Springs, August 9Th, 1858, adopted The fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas u delay has occurred In making up the
subscription requisite to constitute this company,
the Chesapeake and Ohio Ra ilroad Company, which
it is believed will continue but short time and
there being certain sections OF the line between
Covingt0n and the White Sulphur Springs which
cannot be completed In much less than twelve
months and being important that these should be
commenced with the least possible delay to secure
the opening Of the road us arlynext year Is prac-
..Pesolued, That this company will let to contract
CERTAIN portions Of the grading between Covngton
and the White Sulphur Springs. under the inthorl-
typrantcd BY the of the Legislature or Virginia
passed on the 10Th of April, 1857.
Resolved, That the Chief Engineer OF this
Company Invite proposals for the unfinished work
ON such sections as lie may think 1t necessary to
nut under contract at the White Sulphur Springs
on the oath day OF August, lS6s.'
In accordance with the above resolutions,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
undersigned at the White Sulphur Springs until .
A. NJ on the 24TH OF AUGUST for the uNFlN-
ISHED WORK ON -FOUR OR FlvESECTloNS
OF THE CONVICTION AND OHIO KALI
ROAD. Profiles, estimated quantities, and speci-
fcations may be seen ut the Office Of The Company
in Richmond and Mt the Engineers office III Cow
ington on and after August 18th, 1853.
80 :" III. ID. wHITCOMB,
Chief Engineer and General superintendent.
au 8-t23Au
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SENTENCE COMMuTED.-Neao York, Au'
gust 9.-The sentence of Ratsky, who was
convicted of the murder of Fellner, dia'
mond pedler, in Brooklyn, some years ago
and who was serving life-term in Sing
Sing prison, has been committed by Go
vernon Fenton to ten years, commencing
with the date of his Imprisonment. He has
two years and half yet to serve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-11

LouDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD Con-
NEcTIoN.-At the invitation of Mr.. Lewis
Mckenzie, president of the Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad Company, the joint
committee of the Georgetown Councils will
visit Leesburg to-day to confer with the
Board of Directors of this road in reference
to the proposed extension of the branch to
Georgetown. A number of the leading citi-
zens of Georgetown will accompany the
committee .-National Intelligencer, 10th.
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SUIT AGAINST GENERAL GRANT.-A suit
has been instituted in Justice Jecko's court
against General q. s. Grant by Mr.. Wirts
Muntfort, on behalf of the Pioneer Mutual
Insurance Company. He is being sued for
an unpaid assessment past due some four
months,-St. Louis Republican.
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MARRIED,

On the 9TH instant, ut the residence ofJ. F. Wing
field, by the Rev. j. B. Jeter, Mr.. JOHN L. lar
WOOD, Esq, and Miss MOLLIE K. WING
FIELD. No cards.
On the goth of June, at the residence Of the
brides brother, by the Rev. James K. Gates, Mr..
GEORGE THOMAS DEAN to Miss ELIZA JANE
ROBINSON all of this city.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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MEETING OF Ex-CoNFEDERATE SOLDIERS.
Memphis, August "a meeting of ex-Con-
federate soldiers was held in this city last
night, and was largely attended. The
action of the Confederate Generals at Nash
Vile was endorsed, and their peace counsels
were warmly affirmed.
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and insulting to che Emperor of Austria
had been placarded at Prague. The AUS
trian reconciliation was unfayorably re-
ceived az Berlin pa
A famine is threatenedi in Spain. Al the
provinces are suffering.
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AGRICULTURAL.

A VIRGINIA INVENTION.-We have
n now on exhibition ct No. "A, on Fourteenth
street opposite the Exchange HOTEL the ne" ana
valuable machine known as
ARNALL'S COCKLE, GARLICK. and SMUT
SEPARATOR,
the only machine known that can perfectly sepa-
rate cookie from wheat without regard 70 the size
OF the cookie In this machine the new principle
of ADHESION, as applied to machinery OF this
class is strikingly and successfully demonstrated
and we Invite the millers, machtnists, and bust
ness men OF Richmond generally who feel inter-
ested In the agricultural development or our state
TO call and see for themselves. 4 x,rx,
We are now Offering Tor sale COUNT ana III
RIGHTS In the States Of Virginia and West Viz
ginia and WIN be glad TO see any gentlemen nom
the country who may be visiting She city.
Communications must be addressed 70 US az
Cliariottesyine, Va, or TO Captain I. G. Morton,
EXCHANGE Hotel, Richmond, Va. ,o>r
Nv 2-3m 80 hslNon q fEtioN'
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The Southern Electors.

New YORK, August 1O.-A dispatch in
to-day's Tribune from Montgomery, Ala,
says Governor Smith will probably veto
the bill giving the Legislature of that State
the power to choose Presidential electors.
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'EpUCATEONAL.
DICHMoED CoLLEaE.--seysion begi

'IpIcHMoED COLL dE. Session begins
III October 1st ~ ~
The Collegiate Department. with fa1 corps Of
proiessors embraces seven schools Latin, Greek,
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Natural Bel.
ences, Moral Science, and Enslisll Literature and
History. 5F.I 1870 - - "
The Commercial Department affords preparation
tion In Bookkeeping and pcnmsnsfip under Mr..
g. NORRIS N1cof. OF the Old Dominion business
under competent teachers. Collegiate studies ear,
be prosecuted In connection With Commercial
course.
Expenses OF q resident student need not exceed
5000 per session Of nine months; Of student from
the city, $50. For the Commercial course alone,
$40. For catalogue, with fuller information, ad-
dress the President, lock box a, Richmond, Va.
n nm lf--Tu. This ,tE r. ~
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PosT-oFFIcE APPoINTMENTs.-Cynt
A. Stockton, postmistress at Martinsville,
Henry county, Va, vice David Farley, de-
clined. Miss Tela F. Gaar, postmistress at
Wolftown, Madison county, Va, vice Mrs.
+. A. Bates, deceased.
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The Printers Grant and Colfax Club of
Washington have resolved "that this club
do hereby adopt as a uniform linen buster,
to be worn as in travelling, and carpet
bag, to be carried in the hand"
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In Kentucky they make sugar from sor-
ghum. 1t is fully equal to the New Or
leans sugar, being free from any peculiar
taste, dry, granular, and light-colored. 1t
is great triumph, and will be worth much
money.
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Accident to Rusler-Assanlt ON q Ra-
dical EflitDr. 9f

BosToS, MASS, August 10.-General But
Ter was seriously injured yesterday by o
fall from carriage. S4r SO "
Rev. Joseph O. Lovejoy, weh-known
Democratic orator, assaulted George Fisher,
editor of the Cambridge Chronicle, for an
offensive paragraph about speech OF MS.
Fisher made no resistance, and after receiv-
ing three OF four blows, fed. 81.
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The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-Sd'a
Francisco, August THE Central Pacific
railroad is now built to the Humboldt river,
$50 miles east of Sacramento. The earnings
for July were 100000 in gold, the road
being operated from 1874 to 100 miles during
that neriol. -zE5s5ss Sss4ss5
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Express Robbers Delivered Up.

DETROIT, MICH, August 10.-Frank Reno
and Charles Anderson, implicated in the In
diana Express robberies, have been de-
livered up by the Canadian authorities
under the extradition law.
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Shooting SCRAPE.-Jennie Wyman WAS
painfully though not seriously wounded by
John Burke, Of Norfolk, last Friday night.
The two had been illegally intimate.
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GRAIN BAGS, DE.

DAGS, BAGS, BAGS.-40,000 GRAIN
Is BAGS for sale-from the cheapest shipping
to the heaviest English Observation-Disclosures, double
stitched sold on account OF manufacturers. Also,
for rent any quantity on terms laid down by Cham
Der OF Commerce. We buy WOOL or nil grades
and quantity for cash sell Hoyt Brothesd' LEA"
THEIR BETTING OH commission &C manufactu-
rfrs' prices; and keep constantly on hand fu as
sortment Of GROCERIES and LIQUORS.
WINSTON e POWERS,
iy2d corner Cary and Fourteenth streets.
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McDaniels Oakland lilly won Q race st
Saratoga on Friday.
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-HRAIN BAGS.-The James River Ma
NJ nufacturing Company has resumed the ma.
nGfacture Of its weli-known D0UBLE.WAhP
GRAIN SAGS, and now offer the best article on
had In anastty. ~s'sss r. b. BENTLEY,
~ IL I'm, Agent.
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Ninety Thousa nd Majority.

Ninety ThOusahU NdH1Urtty.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 10.-The Demo-
cratic majority in this State will reach
10000.
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DAY&MARTIN,s CELEBRATED ENG
j TySJy 1BI.AisKING-the best blacktBg In
gSse, ,ar saia nv hsssgss &. r. w, POWERS
10 al ISas Eaiu stsses.