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CHICAGO, May 27.-Flour 81 1906 IS,
Wheat $1l3f. Corn SIC. Oat1
37i@37Jc. Rye 81 O6. Barley 81 so.
Highwines 9S@$l 90. v Molasses ESQ
81. Sugar 1S4@143. Pork S31 25@3l so
Lard 17a@1Sc. Rough sides l5c; Short
L IL rn;IIIon I5ln -. - - h |. !. !.
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CT Cincinnati Markets.

C 90. Corn and Oats unchanged. Whisky
held at 81 03. Pork and Lard unchanged.
Bulk meats held at 123 and Isle. Bacon
held at 1S3, 161, and 17cf. Sugar
and MoIasses unaliered. Rye 81 23@1 25.
Wheat 81 1901 IS. Cotton, quiet, irm,
l327@274c. Butter % and 30c. Eggs 1Sc'
Coffaa 2IM2T tF-.eA A-Hf4l =
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or other poisonous medicines administered in
any ease in this Establishment, but on the con-
trary. we extract everything of the kind from
the system By cur t..r.t
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which are so PLEASANT. INVIG0RATING
and strengthening, that every patient We have
had is delighted with them. and all persons
addicted to the terrible habit of taking Opium,
Morphine and Laudanum, which is so often the
cause of suicide, will do well to put themselves
under our treatment. As We have succeeded IN
breaking many of the pernieiOus habit, and
cured the disease for which they have taken
the drug.
ILZLL1
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wish-combs, tooth-brushes, nail-brushes
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NINETEENTH DISTRICT.

Supreme Judge-Andrews, II; McClain,
ii; Hawkins, q; Shackelford, 20; Nelson,
20; Smith, 2.
Attorney General-Coldwell, %.
Chancellor - East. %; Rexford, IL
Rrian "a
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You will find at DeMogilIe & Co.'S an
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French and American hair brushes Of all
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DP. James M. Wilkes

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
~ to the citizens Oh kdgeiield and vicinity.
OFFICE AT THE DRUGSTORE OF
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Our Location

We are located in one OF the most healthy
cities in the West or South. We are on high
ground. and in the most airy and healthy part
nearer than two hundred feet on either side. SO
that We have a free circulation Of air. and our
rooms are all wei. ventilated on every side. Q
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FOURTH DISTRICT

Supreme Judge-Andrews, "a; Nc
Claim, SO; Hawkins, 96; Shackelford, 8;
Nelson, 2.
Attorney Coldwell, sc.
Chancellor-East 20; Rexford, g.
Brien, IA.
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The river was still declining at this
point yesterday, with four feet ssant on
Harpeth Shoals. Weather warm. Their
mometer 900 & ...-.ra.L = rsr4-sri.t Il
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Supreme Judge-AndreWs, 275; Nc.
CLAIM, 1885, Hawkins, 303; Nelson, 20;
Shackelford, 5.
Attorney Genersl-Coldwell, 3O2.
Chancellor-EasL 68; Rexford, 206;
Brien, 81. Total 500. ''" N.s'
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ADVANTAGES.

as can be found in the State. the waters Of
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cool, in the house for the use Of patients who
may need them. so taat the sick can have more
ADVANTAGES, and the chance Of q quicker resto-
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Comfortable Home,

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Our Mechanics the Architects OfThefr
own FOrfunes-HOw They may BE-
GENE Independent of Money Mem
onoIias rFrf-rr--fF Won
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The Romeo has 500 bbls. salt.
The Paducah Herald says the Talisman
passed down Tuesday morning with $50
hhds. tobacco, and with pleasure party
of youn0 ladies' .-r IL -.
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TEAS. Imperial 81 65@2 25; Young
Hyson 81 Is; Black 81 25@2; Gunpow-
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In Every Thing.

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UNION AND AMERICAN |, ll,.l
TERMS DASH INADYANCE

aI0Io IooI Ll3fI.H1II1 TI'Iii . 'I'II|
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EASE BALL NOTES.

Scorers or club Officers sending scores for publca.
tion should take the trouble TO make them out de.
0engJ. Time s too valuable TO be wasted In max.
ting cut scores written In all directions and ALI
styles II tne club folks have not interest enough in
the mas tier themselves they should not expect any.
body else tdPhave 1t.
The seconp mines OF the Empire and Active Clubs
played yesterday at Hoboken. The Empires vera
Victorious, With the score standing 81 to 2.
Inc knckskiDg Club OF Gloversvlc and the In.
-Aependent QN Amsterdam have been admitted to
Tonight Vbe 'Eckfords start on their tour and the
ktlantlcs SSsrt for Saratoga where they will play
she haymahers tomorrow.
Lawrence nttno 2stn uit gave several plays In the
held such "a lily catches, as being by q Campbeli
perproxy. .TAe contestants In the game were the
grasshoppers tn Perryvlle and the kaw Valley Of
mnetbave BEEN an "elastlc'' ball Whereabouts.
The secretary tof the Montanh Cdb says that the
fbrd game for the championship OF the Fiftb ward
Pine M9ntauks course Scored The g. but to whom
Ahe "a b<longs Metdoes not say. Don't flourish oute
% much, Mr.; sFrttsry and sst your items CORRECT.
IClnb on ThursdN lastNst stamford, with score Of
he "a Nationals iof New Ydrk and sunnysides Of
washington Height Will play on the grounds OF the
Saitsr somorrcw aSfsrnoon.
q she Union grounds On Friday the Mutuals and
fbwhaasns, and on saturday the Autuals and stars
NJ stae URion grounds.
q 90 "Wednesday the Actives and aothams play at
0rA Thursday last the Athletics defeated the Ber.
gems with score OF 10 to III. Good playing on both
Sides, Snd exce1ent demesnor characterized the
the vne played yesterday at Troy between the
Alefts % Rochester and the lawmakers resulted In
favor Of I've Hayslakers by score OF So TO 10.
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\ Woman Abandons Her Husband and Ten
Children.
Sergeant Carpenter, who was at the desk In the
fortythrd precinct station last house evening" was
Informed about nine O'Clock by citizen, that dis.
turbance was then In progress at the corner Of
Harrison ana Court streets between two men, both
Of whom claimed the custody Of a woman. Upon
couple OF officers repairing TO the place indicated
they found German named Merewood, who resides
Ut No. 1893 Division street. New York, and fellow
PANIED Rudolph Hofferfner quarrelling about Mrs.
Emily Merewood, wife OF the former The trio
were marched or to the Butler street station
house, where from the statements made BY them it
appeared that the woman, who is the mother OF ten
ehileren, abandoned her husband few weeks ago
es she alleges on account Of his cruelty to her, and
went 70 live with Rudolph, who Is much younger
man than the forsaken husband, at the corner OF
Columbia and LuQueer streets, Brooklyn. Lat
evening Merewood, who ID q tailor by trade, dis.
covered the whereabouts Of the guilty pair and
called upon them at their lodgings.
Rcene cnsued between the enraged and
injured nan, the paramour and the wife,
the latter insisting upon remaining with Hof.
aermer. They went out into the street wrangling
end, followed by crowd, found their way up 10
Court street. where they were taken INTO custody.
Neither Of the men was held, but the woman re.
pained as lodger at the station house for the
hight The husband expressed bis determination
70 compel his spouse to return to her family, while
che peramour impudently commended for the right oil
guardianship OF the woman.
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AQUATIC.
ecan Race on the nIononsabela River Between
Hamin and Couiter-Another Foul and the
Race Declared on.

ecan Race on tne M0nongabcla River Between
Hamin and Couiter-Another Foul and tn,
Race Declared on.
PirTsBuRo Pa August !, 1850.
= The great nve mile eculing match between
James Hamill and Henry Coulter, for purse
Of t1,o00, took place this afternoon. ct four
O'Clock, on the upper course OF the Monon'
eahela riveH and was witnessed BY about lo,ooo
persons The river swarmed with GRATIS Oh every
conceivable Kind while the hill crests, the shores OF
The river and the roadways were thckly studded
WIN men, women and children. Hamill had Deen
training severely for three weeks at the Bingler
House. Hazlewood while Coulter occurred lodgings
pt o farm house on the south shore OF
Vie river. Hamill was the favorte 10 ine
tbe race Last night and today me Gdds u as
yayor were about 100 to 20. me greatest interest
ns s ~ M last aes" s q o. 'i me
shness and Seif riends and al desired red
the hen. Both were ip superb condition. Hamill
underwent mis- training IN the hands OF young
stripping named William Haley, and Coulter's men.
extensive knowledge Of the rowing CODE The for
mer r0wed this afternoon at one hundred and fifty
pounds, and his competitor at one hundred and
At half past four O'Clock the men appeared at the
starting point, Haml being dressed IN pink shirt
and English rowing breeches. Coulter was naked TO
the waist At the appointed time the referee, John
M. KING, rave the word for the start but.
owing TO Coulter tipping too quick, the men
beautiful one, both boats leaping like greyhoun6s
IN the chase. Coulter rows in the English style,
cross handed, with long, sweeping strokes, while hts
competitor pulled his familiar short, nervous stroke.
Down the river the boats fairly dew through the
water, Coulter gaming slightly; but the difference
between the sterns Of the boats was hardly
perceptble. When they reached the appointed
training quarters Coulter was about quarter OF
boats length ahead, when the two crafts collided
Aamil Immediately stopped rowing and headed his
Dhelffor the boat house. Coulter, however pulled
around the course but was frequently Kissed by the
spectators. The referee was appealed to and to-
night gave his decision, declaring all bets OF and the
race no The hackers OF Hamill offered tonight
30 increase the stakes $4,000. the race TO come of
On Monday afternoon, but the proposition was not
entertained by the hackers OF Coulter.
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TIE BUFFALO DRIVING PARK.
Entries for the $4,000 stakes-Excitins
Sport in Prospect.

Entries for the $4,000 stakes-Excitsns
Sport in Prospect.
BUFFALO. August 7, 1859.
Sixty-three entries were made tonight for the
trots over the Buffalo Driving Park next week. and
more entries are expected by to-morrow's mail. A
large crowd was In attendance at Tiff House. and
great interest was manifested In the opening Of the
ontrles
The entries for the 10000 purse are b. m. Lucy by
Dan Mace; br. NJ. American Girl, by b. Daniels; b.
= George Palmer, by Charles Champlin; b. M. God.
smith Maid, by Bud Doble.
The entries for the 2;2s trot for purse OF S. ooo
are B. m Clara, by Alex Lewis; Dr. Il. Angelina,
by o. II. Peacock; b. g. Confidence, BY Dan Mace;
3. g. W. X. Thomas, by Thomas Roach; c. 9. Byron,
BY o. II. Dinick; o. s. Henry W. Gennet, formerly
panyers Boy, by John sackett; Q. Billy Barr, By
Fourteen horses are entered for the $4,000 purse
for 2l9 horses, Dine for the $4,000 purse for 2S4
horses and seven for the $1,000 purse for 2,40
horses.
The hotels are nlins up fast and the meeting for
the display Of fine horses and attendance Is expected
70 surpass any ever held In this country,
Two interesting races were held at Daniels 4
4oler's Cold Spring track to-day The first trot was
between Clara aud Mountain Maid for purse OF
900. and was won by the latter in three straight
heats. In $780, 2:3lZ,t2:a1. The second was a run.
ping race between Vandall and Silver Tail for
purse OF $500. 1t was won by Silver Tan in l8 and
1:l4
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CLEARED.

Steamship City OF Washington Br, Jones' Lverpool-J
Steamship Denmark Orb webster Liverpool-Na,onal
Steamship VILE dc Paris Gr, surmont Havre-o Mac
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Ellis, new orleans-h Crom-
Steamship United States, Norton, New Orleans
Steamship San Jaciuto, Atkins Savannah " R CARR.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff Charestou-A Morgan
Steamship VIM Clyde, Morgan. Wilmington Nc-James
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne, Norlolx City Poin, and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
seamshpJo John Gibson, Winters Georgetown, DCPblips
Steamship Neptune. Baker Bos,on-w Clvoe
Steamship wamsui,s, Fish, New Bedford-Fersuson
Ship Cornelus orinne, Spencer -0rinnen, Min.
Ship Helene ING, Raschen, Bremen -Ceasar Paul..
Ship f Hamilton White Marseiles j Atkins 4 Co.
, Bark Adeheim tNG) christensen, Cork-Funch Edge
bark Carlton, rrecartn Cork orders-B!e. Bon Co.
Bark Lndo !Br). Carmichael, Montevidco and Busnos
Co. ~ V''" 0''''0 VIC ""m'ns'0n-h' pe"0"
Brig Ann Young iBrs Hilton, s,e,,InBoyd 4 Hneken
, Brig Rising Sum- McCsrty' Arroyo, PR-L p Arm.
GsS sESwn ss hssr cpD
Big Timandra tBr hswt,SorS. sT Sydney cBHeney
Brig Maria Ferguson tBr), Stephens, Han.sporJ Whit
Brig Humming Bird (Br, Earl, Han,spor.-J whitney
schr VIM A Vail, Beers Demerara-E Rowe 4 CO.
S Scnr x Jameson Jameson Curacao Miller Houghton
schr Curlew, Ceaver. Galveston &C Adams 4 Co.
schr Piscaiaqua, Humphrey, Baltimore Bentley Miller
schr Henry, Merritt PSnsdepha- R' Richardson
Schr PRINCESS, Lowell, Boston-s Lewis Co.
schr Nellie Boomned. Hobbie Stamford
Steamer Vuican Morrison Philadelphia.
AQRIVATC
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ItiSApHlc news ltEas

There was eight fan of snow on Friday on jNoun'
Washington, N u" and Ice formed during the
hight
The weather is the coolest IN Lewiston, Me-. ex-
periSnced at this seas, for many years, with o
Might frost on low lands.
oo,orcd man IN Ralt,m re named Henry Brown,
stnnloved IN LOADING a hark With tobacco was in.
siantiy crushed 70 death on r. ev by the ialpg Of
hogshead Into the hold. w
Three men, manned Hargrnvc. .Ta2o ano ,as,or
were arrested In Augusta, Ca, 7seryv, oiatkeo
fith robbina the Southern Expire W COMPANY OF
Sk,v9 w tRe Georgia Central Balroahs-
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SHIPPING NE w S.


| Sun rises. 8 03 | Moon SETS. ....eve - -
Sun sets. ....... 707 High water..eve 8 O8
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achx Daniel Webster Parker. New London for New York
with oil, 10 L Poinemns.
schr salns n Charus Simmons, New London for New
John Ad. Jones, Norwich for New Yorh, with nsh,
schr Asnes Repplier, =, Norwich for PHILADELPHIA
ssSr AT fss:s W Psrsi.nS g. FOR New York
schr Belle Seaman, Smith, Hartford for New York
schr Anderson, Doyle Hartford for New York.
SchF Q p '6chvltS, Young New Haven for Amboy.
ssSr . King, Ms.hswi, NsS Hzssss L oT NsS YORK.
sehr Hudson Emery, New Haven for PSilsds!psis.
ssRr Em wsa SoI,e for tSr roy
schr W Pits, Frost Brookhaven for New York
schr VIM Camp, Bailey, Derby for New York.
schr Niagara, Kelly, PoIieSssssr for New York.
Schr Patron, Smith, Port Jefferson for Newark.
sehr Nightingale, besSss souse Xnsoy for Providence.
schr WARREN McGar, rort johnson for Provideucs.
schr Smith, Baisden. Port johnson for Hartford
Scnr Power. Hawkins, Port johnson for New Haven.
Schr Middleton, Campbell, Port johnson for Dighton
schr rakir, Saunders, Elzabethport for Norwich.
e.
schr BROWN p'.tSs E!i,ass.hpers s2s Providence
schr o Hefi, Shoe, Hoboken for Pawtuckes
S SsM Yof
schr Smith, Gates, New York for Hyahhs
schr Josephine, Lindslee, New York for Bridgeport.
schr Mills, Murray, New YORK FOR Pors Washington
schr Intrepid, Rosebrook New YORK for Newburypo:t.
s schr MS Mon Robbins; New York for salem.
sehr 9 Canman. -M ' New York for Now London
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POar OF NEW YORK, AUGUST :, 1859.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pusers OF Vessels arriving al this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD 10 our
regularly authorized agents who attached 70 Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press DO not
collect marine attend 10 the delivery Of packages
will be the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1862:
Resolved, That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship news 10 the
harbor of New York. Passed IN anmously
NJ The Office OF the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANNETTR is at Whitehall sp All communications from
consienees the masters Of inward bound
sells vii. be forwarded free OF charge.
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m1GDAy's RACES AT SARATOGA

The following are the entries and the betting fol
Mondays races;--
d Hurdle Race.--Lobella and Mitchell even
One Ntie Dash-The rate OF betting is as follows:-
philicothe, 81 Nellie James, 8; Cricket s. HasberQer
Midday and kelso, together, 4.
Z Tae Sequel Stakes. vNarraRanset s the fayorte
by long odds, against the field which was sold In the
pools without him, averaging the following:-Le
katde, so: Alta Vela, Co. Niagara IS; Blarneystone
Ind Athlene, 10; Invercauld and Thunderbolt, 10.
:. The pool betting on the three mile races run this
Afternoon was tne heaviest ever known In Saratoga.
The following indicates the enormous transac-
fiohs:--vaux6al 1900, $4,000 ii, 200 10 pools OF
-, 100, 50, 7t0 and 81, 040.
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Bark Cummings Herotenay, from Cow Bay, CD (by pi
lot boat iiams, No ~.
SAILED.
Steamships City Of Washington Liverpool; vile de Paris
Havre; Un.ed States New Orleans; Geo CROMWELL do San
Jacinto, Savannah; Manhattan Chareston Louisa Moore,
Newbern Isaac Bell Norfolk, &c.
Wind al sunset NV, fresh.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcHrs
phd Meam fnsa'e Junasa, Capt Luce commanding,
stsamsship Union NG Dreyer Bremen July a. via South
h@s s Ion s. 49, sgnaied steamship Donau, hence
- helena %s.. ssps Hy
n ns S.ssGns o.:n,on:
Experienced strong westerly wiDds during The pas.
Steamship Eu'srPs S,shSl Galveston July e. with nd.e
ps se sns Sherman Henry New Orleans July
Frederic Baker Had strong uorhsry wind: from Hattie.
s.s.mship George Washington Eager. New Orleans, July
with %d,' and c.a%ys
stores and pas.ensers Lor!.rd W. "''D 'A'.'
ship ,dD 20 . Newport June E With r,
~sss .ns 70 5s. a e s.
s1sS1s
noon Of The sh when moderated FAST during the whole
G V' ali :a. furI.d When sss ess
s,usE us ssesp Lower ops,s and
re s% y ss's s The Ssras s.d ssnS the ,s that
whole gale ship sSofed and i1 feaqia ne
y having such tremendous causing leak 80
hs, ss water gained .he until .Soa.
ss un dis s
% s $ ss wns gale ana
night and day and can hardly manage to keep her had
fSss took pilot from po.boat Francis Perkins, No 10,
VIII ana a Had Ss %. q dsys
'ASi fs o %s, r. p P.Isn: sor 81 a,,, with
and rag, 70 W%j Peek vessel Brett. Son PASSED.
entire passage. "'' "''A ''''A VIZ 'n'
70 Esssr; vessel TO Hsiion, Watson Go. Jay q, Cd
fcssopEssn mast ,1vsis H. a from s"' which
seSr eusiie wison fioy f. Pa HrSI'si
Charleston Angs win cattle to Baker Co. '''' VIA
hash
sns weather. was q DAYS 20 Ie on The M
D''-'' pa "sn' S'" %,' .ua 'ncH ,0a
BOUND sourH.
rans0na Bragg Portland for New York. with
York with plaster 70 Crsndali Umphrsy Co. 'o' new
tel. ersns Vnpsray Co. TOT Ne" York. with pA'
lumber Watrons waie s ~ ''' '0r Ne" YORK;
lumber Chase fsbo, Co. "asn'' ''r Nc" York. with
With lumber 70 5osn Ssssa Portland for New YORK,
Brig Rush, Petty, New Haven FOR New W. York.
. ssss H''I'' 's' L'i'sf s. John Newark with
h- ssS e S sss rTY s.'. ~. with
vi" ssar ~. so 20 SGaisS saa E Ellsworth
0e sss 70 Msy s%I:, Co WIN lo
cs soi Il e 2ms. e. farae Bangor for New yo,
schs RS%ea SRmse'aO Bangor for New York. with um
sShr Telegraph wsisyorh' Bangor for New York, with
,aosS .s% Tor Ne" YORK; with
Der, TO Chase, Talbot L Co. ' "' ''i'
schr Golden Rule, Cove, Calais for New York with linn
Der, TO McDoweli& Co. WV" ''N''
ber to Hi Waterman. N"'"' w ''" ''A' WIN nom
schr John Boynton, Mitchell Calais for New York with
lnmber, to John Boynton's Son Co. ' ~
schr Lucy Clark Calais for New YORK. with lumber 10 q
Boardinan w
to simpson : cspp. o-' ''' view 'o'A with lumber
ber to Simpson Clapp. "' ''"'
schr Willie Harris Cook, Addison for New York, With
lumber, 70 Chase, Talbot Co.
n eh Isp s, nnowi'on' Roekiand for New YORK; With
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BsoLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
IA States without publicity. Legal everywhere. Deser.
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