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MEMPHIS. October I,lsS.
ONE DOLLAR PER BALE,
AdmtnassrotOrss Notice.

I ETTERS OF administration, with the will
IL annexed, having been granted me upon
the estate OF William q. Harrison, deceased at
the October term OF County Court Shelby
county, Tennessee, all persons having claims
against said est tie ale hersby notified TO present
them within the time pree eribed by law to me
for payment, or this notice will be plead In bar
Of their recovery and all those indebted to
and make payment to me 1Tp medisIsly.
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Masonic E1paels5o4s.

Masonic Expulsion.
OFFICE OF HAMILTON LODGE.
No. go, f. a. NJ,
MEMPHIS, TENN, September II, 1883
THIS is to notify all men, and psrsicularIy
4 thu Gran, that DAVID L. CLORE was. on
the 18th day of April, 1888, expelled from ali
the rights and privileges Of Masonry by Ham
iltOu Lodge, No. 90, for unmesouic conduct.
aud the action OF sai1 Lodge was ratified by
the Grand Lodge OF Tennessee at the last An
Communication.
HENRY ]. LYNN, W. NJ.
attest JOHN W. GRAHAM, S6cy, pro teUa.
All p EpeIs friendly to the Cause OF Masonry
Will please copy. ocls la
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a,rgssssadence, or Public EUcats, Sohcnef from
rrg7g part Of The United StdteS.
ALNSLE, h TING & 20.
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES FOE WEST

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES FOR WEST
TENNESSEE.
FOE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
p T. sCRUGGS, Shelby County.
Dv. DANIEL T. WARREN, Faystte County.
D.. " AeCCRLEY, AGTdemGn county.
~. PACE AeNdirg County.
- BPOURS, Madison County.
JL4ES p. WOOD, Hdy1UOOd County.
4. C. SLAUGHTER, Upton County.
FOR HELBY COUNTY.
WILLIAM. HUNT JESSE ". PAGE, Jr,
ROBERT GOOD. 4. HERSSHL.
a. WOODWARD, " 8 BRUCE,
PAUL CTCALLA.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
TICKET.

noNDAT noENrNe. OCT. 10. 1855.
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ELECTORAL TICKE

ELhC4OhAL 4ANhEAs
FOB IHE sTATE A Arg
EHERSON ETHERIDGE, Of Weakley.
EDMU6D COOPEB, Of Bedford.
ToR THE
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TENNESSEE

M Prerdsrt.----HORATIO SETMOUR,
Tby- zee. RresadeYG--F R ARK r. BLAZE.
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oEMocRATICs STATE COMMITTEE OF TEN
NESSEE.
GEORGE ]. srUsRLErrELD, Chairman.

Err Dlst-fct| P ROLTZLNGER, Of Greene.
Second D[StTIa-J. FILLLAM Nc. Of knOTJilIe.
Tksrd D.strict-E A.JAMEN Of Chattanooga.
F1V-fh D,f-fa-JR. 3HOHPSOR, Of SheibyJ7He
FdE DGfrfa-K 81 BROWN. l. P JONES, L
n BEACH, 4. ROBERTS and z
DUNLAP Of Nashville.
slaA DiSf1a-D. b. THOMAS, Of JohnsoRvfUe.
SEVENTH LEsbSct-R f. CUkMLSS Paris.
Echfh DtStTTe-h. D. L. STEWART, Of Memphis
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Shelhy County AgricUtara Fair

THE undersigned having heea appointed a
4 Committee 70 confer with the various Rail
road omcers, with the view OF facilitating the
transportation Of Visitors, Cattle. AariculfnTal
lmplen1ents, etc, to the coming Far, have
much plSssurei in reporting that they were met
Ia a generous spirit by the varioos Railroad
Officers b have agreed 10 reduce the fare-
and all persons and EXTRAORDINARILY, as
follows: Full fare to be paid 10 Memphis re-
turn nee On entAentcated certificates OF the
PRESIDENT and Eecretery Of the Association.
John DONOVAN.
JOHN w. LEFrWICH,
Ii. u. L. STE WART,
ocl4 tn mmt
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AUCTION.

Elegant Oil Paintings, Chrome 1.-The
graphs and KngEaVlngs at Aueti0a,
By A. -. stOddsrd * Co., 81 Union ss..
TUESDAY MORNING. October Goth.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23
The Gather.

BosroN, March 21.-A heavy gale of
snow has prevailed since 3 o'clock this
morning. si,-3 I.- 20 .r.57
PHILADELPHIA, March 21.-It has showed
sixteen hours; drifts four feet deep; travel
impended in all directions. The storm is
unabated. s-ss-t-s-. as- q sgd.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.-The storm
moderated after raging for 20 hours; the
drifts in some places were 10 feet deep
Railroads are badly blocked. No trains
have arrived from the west.
NEW YORK, March 21.-The most terrific
storm which has taken place here OF late
wears, set in last night, commencing with
heavy northeast gale, which increased in
violence towards morning, accompanied
by snow, which has so badly drifted that
all street railway travel is suspended. The
gale was so severe at 8 O'Clock this morn
| ing, that even navigation by the Brooklyn
| and other ferries was difficult, and only oc-
| casional trips are made. No accounts Of
disasters have yet been received.
NEW York, March 21-l0 p. M.-The
snow storm scontinues unabated. Travel
| is much impeded. Considerable damage
was done by the gale, many buildings be-
ing injured and windows broken. The
| rafters of thenew market house at the foot
of East Sixteenth street, were blown down
while the workmen were at dinner
The pilot boat Edmund Blunt went ashore
on the bay and bilged. No trains have ar
rived on the Erie or Harlem roads to-day.
| Those on the New Jersey Central and from
the South were much behind. Eastern
trains are stopped entirely.
| PHILADELPHIA, March 22-Railroads are
now clear of snow and trains running as
usual. ID Il y - II ie5&tt y
| Boston, March 22-The storm cleared
luI, this morning. Overdue trains have
arrived, and the roads are now opened.
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,From Canada.

OTTAWA, March 21.-A bill is now in
course of preparationfby the Government,
which will enable Americans to take out
patents in the Dominion on the same
terms as the Canadians obtain patents in
the United States.s a~si,. ID ii q sads i5siss
Notice has been given by the Govern
ment to prevent the departure of a force
for Rome to make war upon a people with
whom Canada is at peace.
A deputation representing the tobacco,
banking and insurance interest has had an
interview with the Finance Minister in re-
gard to insurance, &c. ,fhe representatives
of English companies favor the bill before
the House, which requires deposit of over
500 900, while representatives of Ameri-
can companies are opposed to the deposit
system altogether. ...'..-..-,..., -.
MONTREAL, March 21.-The ice opposite
this city has commenced to give way. A
man was drowned yesterday while cross
ing. sisHia5- .-fi ,s..asi .5iiias :. s.s-sss
8 A second detachment of Zouuves leave
on the 18th of April. .ges-5s Is -
1t is rumored that large frauds have been
discovered in one of the Grand Trunk rail-
way departments. is- ~ 'ai.i'1
Col. Gray has been appointed arbitrator
on behalf of the Dominion Government to
settle the accounts between Ontario and
Quebec i -'l'-f III > atie
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NEWS BYTELEGRAPH,
FROM EUROPE.
iBY ATLANTIC CABLE.
.FinanciaIl nnd .Commarcial
To Ohio Statesmen.

Financial and Commercial.
LONDON. March 20-3 p. M.-Consols 9a
@93H; bonds TN; Illinois Central s91a;
Erie 4634.
LIvERPooL. March 21-Afternoon.-C
ton, sales OF 5000 bales upland at 101aa, in
port andsto arrive; Orleans 105a.
ANTWERP, March 20.-Petroieum fat
% Diplomatic In tercourse Resumed.
81 CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 20.-Diplomatic
intercourse, which had been temporarily
interrupted between the Turkish Minister
of Foreign Affairs and Edward Joy Morris,
American Ambassador at Constantinople.
has been resumed since the receipt of fa-
vorable dispatch from Secretary Seward,
tending to the adjustment OF the differences
which had arisen with the American Lega-
tion.
sAasi'H Sentenced.
Cork, March 2l.-Capt. Mackay was sem
fenced to imprisonment and hard labor for
twelve years.
Treaty Approved. -T
BERLIN, March 21.-The Council of the
North German Confederation has approved
the treaty recently concluded with the
United States, securing the rights OF natur-
allied American citizens. rif aa.l. l'-st
~ Action Deferred. snt
VIENNA, March 21.-The upper house OF
Reichsrath rejected the motion made by
the clerical party to defer action upon the
civil marriage bill until a change is made
in ConcOrdat. ~.
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From Havana.

& NEW YORK. March 2l.-A Herald special
from Havana, dated March 20, says the
Cuban Government has adjourned the
loan proposed by the banking house of
Schroeder & Co., London, as no satisfac
tory concession would be made. Better
offers have been made to the Madrid Gov
ernment, and the banking house prefers TO
lend them.a 1t is reported that part of the
money will be applied to the Philippine
Islands and TO Porto Rico. There is
rupor here that certain parties are trying
to effect a landing of negroes on the north
ern coast of this island. The object ap-
pears to be experimental. so as to find out
what course General Lersundi will adopt.
1t may cost dearly to the parties implicated
as his Excellency will send all the parties
to Fernando PO. Gen. Lersundi will re-
sumo his tour to the eastern part ef the
island in twelve days. ....-.ss
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From Washington.

/, WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Gen. Hancock
called on the President this morning and
had an interviw of about an hour. Subse-
quently he called at the headquarters of the
army and paid his respects to Gen. Grant.
Secretary Seward was at the Executive
Mansion this morning. and was engaged
for some time with Mr.. johnson. This af-
ternoon the President was closeted with his
counsel. OF 81 ,aarv.e4 ~ s-eae-. 4 1.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-Representative
Mullins, of Tennessee, has received through
tine mails a threatening letter, purporting
to come from secret society, designating
itself the Kukitux Klan.
Summonses, for impeachment witnesses,
about "a in number. We're prepared yester-
day. Deputies of the Sergeant-at-Armso of
the Senate were engaged last night surviving
them. Most, if not all these witnesses,
have been examined by the impeachment
managers. At least II are reported.
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PEkDLET0K! GREENBAckS!,
NO NEGRO STATES /,
DEsIOCRATIC MEETINGS.
The City and Township Executive Com

The City and Township Executive Com
mittee announce the following meetings:
WEDNESDAY Evening. March 25th. at Lorenz
Schneider's Grocery store. Spes skers-C- Lowen-
stein. L. 7. DeLany and Fl. y. Albery. ,..z..,r.
THURSDAY Evening, March z6th, Pendieton
Club, at Thurman Hall. Spsakers,George l..
Converse, Matt Martin and s. w. Andrews:
SkTIjRDaY Evening, March 18th. corLer Third
street and North Public Lane. Speakers-Tom
q. Thurman. Z. B. Esheiman and Hon. Robert
TiiESDAY Evening. March 3lst. at Hettesheimer's
Hall Speakers-E. B. Eshelman. Col. X. z. l..
Baber and Col John U. Groom islB9la 81 ls1'i'
WEDNESDAY, Evening, April 1st, at John
O'Brien's Grocery Store. Speakers-W. r. Ram
kin, Hon. X. Hutcheson and j. st. John Clarkson.s
THURSDAY Y Evening, April I'd, Pendieton Club,
Thurman Hail. lSpeakers-H. j Jewett. Jadge
Thurman and Judge Rsnkin.
FRIDAY, Evening, April Sd, at Al. Schabe's
Grocery Store. Speakers-S. w. Andrews, Cal.
4. Mann and Tom. q. Thurman. II'c. taT0tf1lf
SATURDAY Evening, April 4th. at North Engine
House. Speakers--Geo. Il. Converse. E.. 7. De-
Iany and Col. Ii. b. Wilson. .h-i ,5affi-i tisl
SATURDAY Evening, April 4th, at South Engine
House. Speakers. Reinhard, Otto DreseT and
j. St. John Garrison.
SATURDAY Evening, April 4th, at Peter Schart,s
Grocery store. Middleton, sSpeakers--Col. James
Watson, U. Lowenstien, Matt. Martin and e. +.
'''.-'i' GEO.W. MEEKER.
..0c1 Chairman City Executive Committee.
/ j. ST. j. CLARKSOS, Sec'y.
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CABLE SPECIALS.
AdmiraIFnrraxui.

Z ROME, March 2I.-The Pope gave very
gracious reception to Admiral Farragut
and suite to-day. The Admiral will re-
main in Rome month. ,--5s
FLORENCE, March 22.-Admiral Farragut
will be Obliged to remain at Rome four or
five weeks, in consequence of a severe alb
cess which has broken out in his leg.
Garibaldi Declines TO be an AGENT.
FLORENCE, March 21--Garibaldi has
written letter to the United States Min
lister, Hon.. Geo. p. Marsh, declining to be
an agent OF the United States Government
Rejection, of the CIVIL Marriage Bill
/. VIENNA, March 22.-Most enthusiastic
demonstrations of joy are made over the
recent action of Rechsrath on the civil
marriage bill, which is regarded as prac-
tically annulling concordat. Yesterday
when it became known that the Upper
House had rejected the motion to defer the
passage OF the bill there was great rejoicing
among the people, and last night the city
was generally illuminated.
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Er,m New Mexico.

+ Sr. Louis, March 21.-The Republicans
New Mexican correspondents, dated Leas-
burgh, March Sd, says the Indians in the
adjoining county of Grant, are. .infesting
the roads and depredating upon almost
every body that travels that way. They ap-
ieopardize the safety of the largest citizen
trains. Only few days isince, between
Forts Bayard and Cummings, they attacked
the train of citizen, killed and wounded
ten mules, and prevented the train from
moving until relieved from the Rio Mem
briza, a distance of 20 or % miles. Subse-
ouently they attacked the train of Mr..
,5oab Bernard, of Westport, Mo-, and killed
one man, wounded one; killed one mule
and wounded another; after which they
stampeded the mules belonging to Mr..
Huning, and escaped with them.
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Ihe Erie Railroad Difficulty.
. FROM BUFFALO.
Three Men-stabbed.

BUFFALO, March 2O.-A man, supposed
from papers on his person to be james
Fannigan. who had been in the EN-.
ploy of the Butler Mining Company, and
said he was going to Scranton, Pa, and
who arrived on the Grand Trunk railroad
from Canada tonight stabbed three pas
sengers just before the train reached the
depot He was arrested and lodged in the
station house. He is thought to be insane
Charles Sharp and j. R.Ludwig, of But
falo, are stabbed slightly, and W. J. Nc.
Carthy, of Port Colborne, Canada, severely
in the shoulder and back.
BUFFALO, March 2l.-A man supposed te
be James Fannigan, of Scranton. Pa, who
stabbed three persons on the Grand Trunl
train last night, died in the police station
this morning.
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Cbtcaro Market-slarch 1s

FLOUR = In good request Tor lower
grades; choice brands held firm and prices
unchanged. j.ylfo8a -i-il .sr8asf7
as. WHEAT Better under demand for
filing shorts; 81 9224@l SO for No.; 2
Spring. slsi7Jt.s bas.s.sa
CORN-Closes strong at s32z@S3T for
.OATS-Firm at 57@571lc. ri.
sRY E-Dull and nominal at 81 64@165.s
BARLEY-Held firm and in fair demand,
with sales at So 1902 so. 7s9i' s'isiA "A
PRONISIONS-Held firm at full prices.
MESS PORK-$A. -
LARD-Hpld at Ice. 80
bulk MEATS-Firmly held; shoulders
101sc; rough sides 111ae; short Irib.l214@
1211ac; clear sides 1870; sweet picked hams
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

-l..THEs sweetest thing in lie. is good
health and good spirits, and iiyouohaye If
them not, the next best thing is what will
restore bloom to the faded cheek and hap-S
piness to the dropping heart. The great
and sure remedy is Plantation Bitters,
which our physicians recommend to both
male and female patients as safe, reliable,
agreeable andl cordial stimulant. They
contain nothing to disagree with the most
delicate constitution, and have won golden
opinions from all who have tried thems and
probably no article was ever tried by SO
many persons. They elevate the depressed
and give strength to the weak. astai sli
- 700 marlS-deod&w2w O.
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7.Oreeon FOR Pendieton.

SAN Francisco, March 20.-The Oregon
Democratic State Convention, to-day, nom
inatee J. s. Smith for Congress, and decided
unanimously for Pendleton for President
Platform conservative. .s.-,. -.-, -.--..s
The ship Fannie, with cargo of coal. from
San Francisco for China, went ashore last
night, during severe gale, at Discovery
Island, Puget Sound. She is, probably, 9
total loss. The ship. nightingale, sailed
with q cargo of telegraph material.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Sold at Auction.

/ NEW York, March 2l.-The Govern
.ment steamers Harriet Lane and Pelican,
and the tug Thurdier were sold at auction
yesterday for about $4,000.
Schooner sunk.
A large schooner lying in East river, at
the foot of North Third street, sunk this
morning. Four persons are stated to have
been aboard and are probably drowned.
Vanderbilt Before tho Legislative
Committee.
Cornelius Vanderbilt was examined this
morning before the Legislative Investiga-
ting committee on Ferries, and testified
that he was not interested in any ferries in
the world. - n - - -
The Erie Railroad Difficulty.
In the Supreme Court, before Judge Bar
nard. a motion was made in the case OF
Richard Schell against the Erie directors
to correct one order which has been made
returnable to-day instead of Monday,
Counsel for Erie opposed the motion, but il
was granted. The Erie directors are al
Taylor's Hotel, Jersey City. No further at
tempt has been made on their liberty. An
Injunction has been granted by Judge
Clarke. restraining thereceiyer appointed
by Judge Barnard from acting, but has not
been served.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23
From new orleans.

New ORLEANS, March 20.-Street Com
missioner Baker, recently removed by Gen.
Hancock, and reinstated by Gen. Grant, is
charged by affidavit, sworn to before United
States Commissioner Weller, with perjury,
having rendered voluntary aid to rebels in
arms by an engagement in the manufac-
ture of munitions Ofwar for their use, and
having voluntarily performed military SER
vices under the so-called Confederate Off
GERS, and afterwards taking the oath of Of
flee as register of voters in the first district
of New Orleans; also in having sworn be-
fore a Notary that he was British subject
to escape draft into the United States SER
vice, when he was in fact naturalized citi-
zen. of the United States. * 5F.ta ~,
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A WANT TO BE SUPPLIED.
The Capital City Rink Association.

49,
A number of our prominent citizens met
at the Office of T. w. Tallmadge, on Satur-
day evening, and, after a full discussion OF
the subject, formed themselves into an as.
sociation to be known as the Capital City
Rink Association, having capital stock OF
$4,000, divided into two hundred shares
: The corporators will be E. F. Mithoff, T
w. Tallmadge, Isaac C. Aston, w. Henry
Miller, Richard Nevins, Isaac Eberly, VIM.
G. Deshler, james A. Wilcox, p w. Hunt
ington, w. Failing, w. 81. Hayden, i. J.
Critchfield and Harvey Bancroft. The GER
tificate of Incorporation will be filed to-
day. Several thousands of dollars worth
of stock were subscribed on Saturday
night, and it is expected that the remain
der will be taken at the meeting this after
noon. 1890
1t is the object Of the association to erect
large and handsome building, 1SO feet
long by so feet wide, in central part of the
city, such a building as shall be an orna-
ment. The floor will be constructed OF; blue
clay. Around the sides of the building
will be the freezing doors, and above the
necessary proper ventilation. Skate
rooms, where skates kept for rent are de-
posted, cloak rooms and refreshment
rooms complete the tout ensemble. 1t Is es-
timated that the rink (as large as the
Chicago or Cleveland rinks,l can be erect
ed for $4,000. The receipts of the Cleve-
land Rink Association last winter were
$1240O, giving diuidsnd of 18 per cent to
the stockholders. .H4f+ fft5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23
oincinna.i market-m.rrh rsu.

-
FLOUR-U1changed; sales Of family at
$40 75@11. AR IA
-WHEAT-Dull and unchanged. So
7CORN-In fair demand at SEC for ear or
shelled. .sSrfHsk
:. oATs-Dull at sec; buyers DO not eo1er
better than 6Sc. s,,z sss.zs,s;,s s,sy
IS RYE-sI 1901 IS -.-...si .ia:sbs.;.Il
BARLEY-Scarce and wanted; prices are
higher; choice fall sold at - So. :. &C., as..a
HAYDN; sales of prime Timothy at
$14@l5 on arrival. las a'sasai7aS .siosI
POTAT0ES-Scarce and higher; peach
blows at So 50@3 Go; neshannocks.$ - 25@
50. -. easf '--.--.G = 81 -,.sia ssf
PROyISIONS-Buoy and higher. ri
-. PORK-Mess at $A 75@25.s q .is.s,elr,,55, 5,,r
ea BULK MEATS-10@l25ac; holders are
asking 1ac higher. slau IS Fsa bua;e7si3
BACON-Active, owing to demand both
from New Orleans and st. Louis; sales of
20O hhds at 1114c for shoulders; l4@l41c
tor clear rib and clear sides; holders asked
a further advance at the close. an, .s.e
: LARD-In good demand at Ice; but It
was met rather freely at this rate by hold
ers at the close. sHiiizs72 ais
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at 4s@52c.s
Ge EGGS+23c. -. --.-...-.-- fsttl ,z41s-t
COFFEE-Firm at 21 @26c.i /. lsi.ss..':7 :. 5, ,s.:7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

A DIsGRACEFUL FIGHT.-On Saturday
evening two men named Dan. O'Clary and
Hugh Harper, got into a fight at the corner
of High and North streets, and for about a
half an hour hammered each other right
lively. Harper was very badly damaged
about the face. His mouth looked as if it
would weigh about eight pounds, when
the fight was over.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

BLACK AND TAN COMMITTEE ROOMS
The State Executive Committee of the
black and tan persuasion have concluded
to change their base of operations and get
out of the State House. They have rented
the rooms on South High street formerly
occupied by Baldwin & Stevens, and will
use them during the Presidential cam
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