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For SALE.-We call attention to
an advertisement in this paper headed
Valuable Dwelling House for Sale
on Easy Terms" This is valuable
property, being the house and lot at
the upper end of Water Street, owned
and occupied by the heirs Of Charles
s. Wells, deceased. Application can
be made to A. S. Hayhurst or A. L,
Robinson.
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Masonic HALL.-This evening. the
renowned Won Bomelsweitzen Bros.
will give seance at Masonic Hall, to
which they invite the attention Of the
public. They are the " Amateur Da-
venp6rts,n and they will do some
tricks similar to those performed by
the DaYenports and Prof. Fay, such
as being tied and getting loose, play
ing on musical instruments while tied,
ETC. They will also perform the cele-
brated coat trick" and the coat will
be removed without the hands being
united or the seals broken. See local
notice elsewhere. Admission 20 cents.
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To Clty Tax.PaYers.

I am authorized to extend the time
for paying taxes and allowing o dis
count of three per cent. on all taxes
paid Ia full, TO Monday, the 18th day
Of December, 1869. All interested
are requested to call as early as posi-
bic, as there will positively be no fur
Their extension of time given.
JOHN GREEK, City Collector,
Office in Third Street Engine
House, next to City Council Cham
ber dec4-tt
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Masonic Hall.

The great Won BomelsWeilzen Bro
theirs viii give one of their wonderful
and mysterious performances, at the
above Hall, on this friday evening,
December 10th, 1869. All are in
vited to attend. Admission Zoe; also,
they will give a grand Matinee to-
morrow afternoon. 1t
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CandY-ToEs-FlreMorks.

FL. NJ. AHLERINd, No. Is South
First Street, next to Opera House,
Candy Manufactures and dealer IN
Toys, Fireworks, Foreign and Domes-
tic Fruits. &c. Headquarters for old
reliable Mahby's Fresh Baltimore
Clusters dec2-f
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LOCAL NOTICES.
girls Wanted.

Twelve or fifteen girls, Of twelve
years of age and upward, can get pro-
fitable employment at the Evansville
Cotton Mill, by immediate application
at the Office. dec9-4t
Union and Democrat copy.l
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PITTsBURG, Dec. 9-M.-The Monongahela
has feet inches water In fne channel,
and falling. Weather clear and cold.
Thermometer 20o.
PITTsBURG. Dec. 9-P. M.-The weather is
cloudy. Thernoneter S8oe The Monon-
gahela has feet inches and the Allie
arrivals or departures. Loading-- Gray,
salIie. for New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, December 9. Departed =
Silver spray. New Orleans. W leather va
riable, aud warmer. River declining, with
20 feet inches In the channel, and 751z
feet under the bridge.
LOUISVILLE, Deeembek 9. = Port List
Mountain Belle, CINCINNATI to Evansville /;
@. II. Durfee, Pittsburg to st. Louis; Glas-
cow, Ptttsburg to Nashville: Alice Dean,
Cincinnati 10 Memphis; Emma Floyd,
with feet inches in the camel; Z feet 8
inches on the falls, and 81 feet 2 inches I'M
der the bridge. Clear aud mild. A barge.
containing 200 bushels of coal, the prop
erty OF Charles MeDougal, OF ,Pittsburg,
was sunk below the falls in six feet water.
Valued at $500 No insurance.
CAIRO. December 9. Port List. Clara
Scott, Evansville packet, 10 p M; Henry
sAmes, New Orleans TO st. Louis. 3 an. /;
Julia, Vlcksburg to st. Louis, o m: Bsife
MemPh1s PP ts9aPRrs to to st. Louis
J. w. Garrett, New Orleans to Cincinnati,
8 am; Commonwealth, New Orleans TO
st. Louis, 10 q M; Indiana, Louisville to
New Orleans, IL am: sam. Orr, Evans
Vile packet, 6 pm. River rose 70 inches.
Weather cloudy. Mercury 4Ss.
ST. LOUIS, November 9--Arrived: ST.
Luke, Belle Memphis and Cityof CaMo,
from Mem pills, Glendale, nom Pittsburg (;
Thompson Dean and Bismarck, from New
Orleans; w W. Walker. from Pittsburg;
Kate Robinson, Cincinnati Lucy Beftram,
from Quincy; Washington, from Boon :
willie, Departed: Lady Pike, for TenneS-
see River; Tom Morgan, for White River;
Nellie Rogers, for Pittsburg; Kate kinney
for V1cksburg. The river is st3ll falling,
with only 90 Inches to Keokuk. Rain has
fallen nearly all oay. Weather mild, with
some slush. Ice floated past The city DUR
ing the day.
NASHVILLE, December 9.-River rising,
with feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
cloudy and cool.
MEMPHIS, December 9.-Weather cloudy
and warm. River rising. Arrived: st. o.
seph, st. Louis; Silver, Moon, Cincinnati;
Submarine No. 49, Departed: Shreve. st.
Louis to Louisvillei Cincinnati, Messen-
ger and Mississippi to New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. December o. ARRIVED:
Trenton. Departed: Mollie Able, to st.
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HOLIDAY I Holrdar ! HOLIDAY !

The finest assortment of Christmas
and New Year goods at Schlaepfer' s
Drug Store. corner Main and Second
Streets, which is also the best place
to get pure Drugs. Medicines and
Liquors; also, the finest assortment of
American, French and English Soaps,
Perfumes, Pemades, Colognes and
Toilet Waters. dec21m
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HEAVY YIELD.-George Miller,
who farms in the Upper Bayou,
raised the past season, on twenty
acre patch, nineteen hundred bushels
of corn, making an average ofninety-
FIVE bushels to the acre. This is hard
to beat. Two years sgo, when the
Bayou was overlooked so late in the
season, Mr.. Miller sold his entire
crop for seventy-three dollars.
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JUVENILE CLASS. - Prof. j. i.
Mcbride will instruct class of ju-
veniles in dancing, and will give two
lessons every Saturday, commencing
December 18th.
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Bay Rockers new block, On the
corner Of Main and Fifth Streets, is
progressing rapidly, and adds vastly
to the appearance Of that corner; in
fact, the block win present an elegant
appearance when completed. We
understand that most of the store
rooms are already rented.
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PHITHARMeNIc. -At tho meeting of
the philharmonic Society. last even
ing, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted, expressing the
.feeling-of the Soeiety with reference
10 the instruction il has received dur
ing the past two weeks. from Prof.
n. S. Perkins:
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B@- The work Of bowldering Main
Street is rapidly progressing, aud
some splendid powders are being
used. Good weather for abont ten
days would enable Mr.. Lowry TO COM
plete this desirable Improvement.
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bS- The sidewalk contractor has
been furnished with all the putstand-
ing orders I" for sidewalks, and pro-
poses to pitch mn lively. He says
a large number of the walks ordered
have been-put down By tho property
owners, and that the number to be
made is not 50 great as was supposed.
Ii this is the case, the municipal side
walk order mill, may as we'll be .set:to
work again, so as to keep the con-
traeaor busy, and give US more side.
walks. .f -. .,.,.
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sG- Ford's new tobacco warehouse
is nearly finished, and is truly a ca
paeious and splendid building, and is
an elegant and substantial improve
ment to that part of the city, The
front presents an attractive appear
ance from the river. Mr.. Ford is a
gentleman Of energy and large expe-
rience, and IS valuable acquisition
to our tobacco market. We feel con
fident that there will be enough to.
bacco sold in this city the coming
season to keep all our Warehouse-
men busy. sac ssag .
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a9-Mr. Bennett, the City Directory
canvasser, is steadily tramping around
from one block to another, taking
down the names Of tho citizens,
whether short or jaw breakers. he
reports that the city has greatly
changed and improved since his last
Directory was gotten out.
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Nashville Market.

BY telegraph NASHVILLE. Dec. 0.
q Cotton and prices sitter; low
middlfngs. 221zci good ordinary 2214c
WHEAT-Red, 81 10; amber, 81 l5f white
81 20.
toRS7-Old, 81 .o8; new, CSC.
OAT5-7Gc- Hfe
RYE-Sl 90, s..a.- .
BARLEX-SI 10. ~
FLoUR-s5g7 for supeTfine to fancy.
BULK MEATs-Ciear sides l65zc; clear
ribbed Sides l614ci shoulders, l215e,
LARD-181zcs
HOGS-s1zs99c for now. -r4
HAMS-~22s, F..-s -s.. 49,.
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CoRREcTIoN.-In yesterday s Jour
NAL, IN speaking Of the child that
Susan Clarke had thrown overheard,
from the steamer TarascOns We said it
was several years of age. This was
an error, IS the child was only about
four moatbs old.
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DANCINa.--Prof. Mcbride will give
an exhibition, at Marletts Hall. next
Wednesday evening, December 10.
A handsome prize viii be given to the
best dancer of his school.
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I.oniaYIlIe EnrKet.

Ey Te;egrap PHIL LOUISVILLE. Dsc.9.
ToBAcco-Sales OF hilds. ct SO 50G8 90
for Tugs, and e9@15 % for low to medium
leaf
CoTToN-Qufet; naiddiIug. 2555c.
FLoUR-EZtfa family, s. ..
GRAIN--In good demand Red wheat,
oats. soc Rye zoe on arrival.
HoGs-DuiI at 9@I9}1e for light TO extra
heavy,
PEoVLsToE5- FfrmeF. Hess Pork, SCI 20.
Observation-Disclosures I5c, clear RIB IsIZc, and
clear sides fS5zc Hams sugar-cured 221zc.
bulk shoulders 125lc, G. ear rib I6l<c, aud
clear sides 165zc.
LARD-I8ISe.
WHIsKY-Firrn at 9ecagI.
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B@ Rosencrans g. Smith will offer
their eutire stock of Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry and SilVerWare at prices to
defy competition, for the next thirty
DAYS. decS 1w
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B Gents aud Boys Cloth and
Lined Cali Gloves, at Hughes's. Also
a good assortment of Driving Gloves
at low prices. deco
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B~ Everybody viii remember that
DR.. O'Leary will give a free lecture
at Masonic Hall next Tuesday night,
on the subject Of Physiology.
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] . "a. CuRNICK. SEC.


WESTERN MATTERs.-Thc Cinoin-
natl Enquirer, in special dispatch
from Washington. says:
The following Western matters
were laid before the appropriate
House Committees to-day: The
memorial of Morgan, Read & Co. and
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MAaONIC.
A 4..

Stated Communication of Simpson
Council, No. %, r. andS. NJ. this Fri
day. evening", at z o'clock, for-election
of officers and payment of dues. A
full attendance is requested
1t A. j. CoLBURN, Rec.
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EpIscoPA1 MITE.-The next socia-
BILE Of st. Paul's Church will be held
next Monday night, at the residence
of II. O. Gwathmey, Esq.
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ELEcTIoN.-In another place We
publish a notice for meeting of the
stockholders Of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank, on January IL, 1870, to
elect nine Directors.
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Holiday Stock OF JeWelry and Silver
- $50 ware

q. H. JAaEMAN, No. 30 Main
Street, has now on hand o splendid
stock of Fine Gents and Ladies'
Gold Watches and Chains, Jewelry
Sets, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gold
Pens, SilverEare, Clocks, etc. in fact,
almost everything in the JeweIrg line
suitable for Holiday Presents.
Also, Watches and Jewelry re-
paired, and all work warranted.
de4 d1ml ..s.r
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Tax PAYERS I

Go to the First National Bank and
buy City Orders as ninety-tWo cents,
aud, save the three per cent. offered
by the city. JACOB S. Lowry.
dacR Sc
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WILL LEAVE. - We understand
that Philip Hornbrook, John Ingle.
Jr., and Col. DENLY will leave for
Washington this morning. Col. Eos
ter left last night. The delegation
will use their combined influence to
secure for us the benefits of a Local
Board Of Inspectors. braneh.o of the
Federal Court. and to make Evans
Vile a port of entry. 1t will be re-
membered that Gen. Shackelford aud
Col. Butterfeld were appointed a
committee to procure statistics in re-
gard to the u. S. District Courts. and
have written to Indianapolis for the
necessary figures. Mr.. Rowland has
replied that it will require some labor
to furnish the desired INFORMATION,
but will forward it as soon as Il can
be compiled. gna
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DERATE.-On next Monday night
the members of the PeEielesian Soci-
ETY. will debate a resolution in regard
to admitting ladies as members of the
club. We should say. by all means,
they ought to DO so. The discussion
viii take place at Marble Hall. and
all who desire to attend will be well
come 1DGsrzl
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TAX DUPLIoATE.-Mr. Brauns, the
Deputy Auditor, informs Us that
the tax duplicate for Pigeon Town
ship, will be completed this week and
will be placed in the hands Of the
County Treasurer by next Monday.
But very few persons in the out
Townships have paid their taxes, but
after the duplicate for this Township
is ready, the Treasurer will probably
have enough business to keep himself
and deputy busy.
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E We learn that q young gallant
got lost il Blaekford's Grove, one
night this week, and, after wandering
around for considerable time, finally
found himself going towards New
burgh at a rapid rate. Luckily, he
had studied astronomy In his school
boy days, and after taking a survey of
the star-capped Dome" made his
way back to the verge Of civilization,
struck the head of Second Street,
and found his way home.
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Eenphls Aarkeb.

BY Telegraph.l MEMPHIs. Dec. o.
C0rToN--Firner and Irregular at 231S6
z55zc;- receipts, 40 bales; exports, 1874
bales.
ELpUR- Quiet superdne, 81 35G4 40.
CORN 93,g94c.
OATS-621zc.
HAY-9H.
PORE-s32
LARD -I81z9195zc
~ BIAcoS-NominaI; shoulder, 16c, sides,
BuLK ASIATs-Quleti shoulders l8c, and
sides l7c.
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OYsTERs.-Remember that / sell
Maltby's Oysters as low as they can
be bought in the city.
dec10stf IL. NJ. ALTERING.
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prnnnsala far Farfhmo, Z

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at my oftIca until wednesday,
Deem Der IS, 1869, for filling the road on
the east side of the salt Wen Bridge. For
particulars, enquire at the Auditors ONCE.
VICTOR BISCH, A. V. q.
Evansville. Dec. 8. 1859, dfn-1w
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REcoRDER's OoURT.-Wm. Walker
was arrested and taken before the Ty-
coon, for hitching his team to a shade
tree. A hne of "a so was inflicted
and promptly liquidated. People
should remember that the shade trees
must be protected.
VIM. Brown was arrested ON a
charge of stealing one bar of pig
iron, Of the value of one dollar, from
the wharf-boa OF Humphrey, Lewis
& Co. He had a preliminary exam.
nation before the Recorder, and the
evidence sustained the charge. Brown
was held to bail in the sum of $500
and was semitic jail. It's probable
that he will DO bailed out. glTl
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n0- Buy fne Wool and Broohe
ShaHls suitable for Hofidag Presents,
at ldec61 HUaHEs's.
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Hoas.-Wm. Akin killed 240 hogs
yesterday. L. Ruffner g. Co. slaugh-
tered about 100. John Ga7isk was
not cutting yesterday. but received
about. so dressed hogs from Fort
Branch last night. We did not get
the number killed by Soantlin, Par
vim & Co. i-o5 os sea-
The market continues rather firm,
but prices are about the same. Pack
ers pay $9983e, gross, and have paid
Sc for extra heavy hogs; andI10@1O3e
nett. There have been large sales
made to storeboats, and the demand
from that source still continues heavy.
Heads are bought up in large quaint
ties by the proprietors of these coast
ing boats, for sale to the Southern
trade along the Mississippi River.
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sg Price Of Fresh Oysters re-
duced. I'll. HERMANN,
dec7 Agent for @, s. Maltby.
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FRIDAY............-..........,DECEMBER 10, 1855
CITY NE w S .

sE- Initial Paper at the Journal
Office,
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hi. HERRhIANN. Candy Manufac

Il. HERMANN, candy Manufac-
turer aud Wholesale Dealer in Toys,
Candies and Fireworks, has just re-
ceived a new ard large stock of
Christmas Toys for the holiday trade,
for sale az the lowest wholesale prices.
~ Ell. Hermann,
nov17tf No. As Main Street.
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FINE OYsTERs.-We are indebted
to Fl. NJ. Altering, the First Street
eonfectioner, for some of his splendid
Maltby's fresh Baltimore oysters,
They were large and luscious. and
might appropriately be styled The
/" Epicure's Delight" 'He keeps them
in large supply. A -
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NeR nFiaans raFkeE.

By Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS, Dec. o.
CorroN- buoyant at 24g281zc for
N adding: sales 3, 40 bales.
HAY-Printe Western SD for new.
PoRIS-s30 So.
SUGAR AND moLAssEs-AetIve and firm.
WH4szY-Dull and unsettled at 81 059
81 10.
C0FFEE-l59l554c for fair; IsJ1@l71{o for
prime.
0Lher articles unchanged.
GOLD-I24
TERLINGf--lS..}JS.
4sxcHANoE-N. <. sight par 10 4 discount.
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YOU will End Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 80 cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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pE~ {, 0c0 yards of 1910 Calico just
received, and selling at Zoe, at Sehap-
ker, BussiEg 4 Co.'s. noV26
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sG- See GILBERT & Co. 9 adver-
tisement Of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. ocZ9-tf
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BG- Go to Journal Office for En-
velopes.
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Eg Irish Linen, Table Diaper,
Shirt Fronts at reduced prices at
dec6 SIS HUGHEs's.
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p1~ Mucilaga Reservoirs at the
Journal Office. .l
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HEamIrests.

MANIF EsT-Steane r Lewellin from East.
port to Evansville, December 9.-Evans-
vtlle-I & ID Holman, 5 bales cotton; w q
Spencer, bales cotton; Mackey. Nesbit &
Co, "A bales cotton Martin, Gardner & Co,
/ bale cotton, 2 barrels walnuts: Weldon
Bros & Co, 10 bales cotton, . packages of
dried fruit, box talloW; Capt MatheDy
l bale cotton, cords tan bark; SamH Orr
g. Co, 2 bundles iron. 9 bundles wagon fell
loes, bundles wagon spokos, l box hard
ware; N Z Carr Il Co, 1 box; Wilhelmt &
FTick, IL ale boxes; Val Sorenson, 2 barrels
dried fruit, boxes eggs, 2 bags beans; RAJ
goa Dickeys & Carson, / bag feathers /;
BleTnkef, Tillman d Co, stove and tx
lures; Il Joseph, bag peanuts.
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FoUR OFFICEs-Corner Of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to G. w. SHANKLIN.
de2-tf
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WM..soG. GREEN. = IF the person
bearing'th the above name will call at
the Cashiers Office. in the Post Office,
he will hear Of something to bis ad-
vopfaoa
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ljOtIOa.

PuYEER ANNUAL MEETING or THE
~ Stockholders of the First National
Bank OF Evansville, Ind, for the election
OF nano Directors to serve the ensuing year,
VIII be held at the banking house on Tues
day. January llthi 1870, between the hours
OF 10 o'clOck An and O'Clock Pm.
deS d3t As. H CUTLER, Cashier.
CnuNTY AnYRRTISElIRNHR
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REsHIPPING.
Rirar HAiaraafclnna

Cincinnati-W Rodgers. I09 bags pea.
nuts; Robert Moore & Co, LOT bags peanuts
10 bales cotton. -~r =
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sdr Best make of Steel Pens lat
journal Office.
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RAMA rain set in aboetieight
o'clock last night. and continued
standby up to midnight-the time of
this writing. We don't mood rain
now, as we have all the water IN the
river that ia necessarY.ga.