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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25
State advertisement.
ExEcUrIvE DnPAxrmENT.

I
COLUMBIA. y. c., August IL 1869 I
NOTICE ,S HrhEBY GIVEN THAT THIS Of
FtOE is now organized, In accordance with the law
creating the same. and is ready TO proceed to busi
ness In the purchase OF lands the interests Of
State will be carefully rparded 1t is the de.ire Of
tho Commissioner to purchase none other than good
lands In good localities At their fair arket value,
and at such prices a. tue eame lands would be sold
TO pr vate indy duals. ARRANGEMENTS hnvo been
made by which the Bonds authorized to be issued
for the purch1se Of lands will be converted TO cur.
rency. and lands so purchased will be paid for in
currency. Tho Oommissloner invites all parties
owning desirable lsods In desirable localities. wish
10 forward their proposals. giving q description Of
the lands for SALE their locality quality and ndapta
non to the production OF cotton and graus gen.
orally, with q Wow to the commencement Of uegota-
tioLs for the sale Of taid lands to tue state
= @. r. LEsLIR
August ls mwfe Land. Commissioners.
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FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct by charter. 100000 paid into tho In
surunco Department Of Georgia according to law
for the benefit Of the assured In this Company.
stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen of
Georain.
A purely Southern Company. allowing only six
per cent. o It's earnings to tho Stockholders; the
rest o + the proats divided among the Policyhoders
on the ccntiibution plan.
Fire Department laa been IN successful opera
tion for six months, ard hns already Accumulated
handsome assets.
Lie Department in full and successful operation,
and Sieing with old companies In its success
An Of its Policies ncn.iorfeitaole, and OF every
description OF Life and Endowment, together with
An annuity table and return premium plan
No RESTRICTIONS upon travel, place OF residence or
occupation. w
Women insured ON same terms men.
Loans half Of its premiums. No notes taken.
oYY1cEas:
[ WI. LAYTON President
J. @. MoBURNEY. vice.President
RI. L1aHTFoor. Secretary.
C.. MccAY. Constituting Ac,uary.
F. h WRIGHT, EInminixg Physician.
ibis Company Is new prepared TO take risks either
in the Fire or Life Der artmens aud socits share
OF the patronage OF the city and state.
j. @. HOLMES, Jr.,
General Agent for South Carolina
Local and Travelling agents wanted in all parts Of
the state Liberal commissions allowed, or a SAL
ary II preferred. Applications to be made to
J, g. HoLMEs. Jr. General Agent No. IS Broad
street. Charleston, S. Q. c1.
July 81 DAc WIN t
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ESCAPE OF A PErIrEsI1ARY CoNvIcr.-She1iff
e. w. M. Maokey yesterday received letter
from Columbia. iollfying hlm OF the escape
from tho penitentiary OF John Hayward. negro,
who was sentenced BIZ the, State Court to four
years Imprisonment for burglary.
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- - -
INCOME RErURss.-From q list Of income
returns published IN tho Savannah Advertiser
we CLEAN the following facts in relation to the
wessh Of Savannah: Fifty. two persons return
incomes Of Ave thousand dollars and upwards.
ranging as high as two hundred and three
thousand seyon hundred and fifty dollars.
The largo. majority return incomes OF little
over one thousand dollars. rrinters, with one
exception. are very podE5said return no in
come at all. Doctors are siS4 Jan imRecunious
GLASS; and work day and mig % without accu-
mulating Large fortunes Lawyers are not
oyerburdened with large incomes, which may
be owing to thesbackwardness in clients in not
settling up promptly. Editors :Aint worth o
cont,neptalTbeinge even poorer than printers.
The richest man. IN Savannah belongs to tho
meIcanticle. profession One widow returns
nineteen thousand and forty-six dollars IN.
come. -e .'[,ts, 49,
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AORUEL Wrsz AIEn.-Yesterday afternoon
n negro woman I'd Jane Maxwell applied
to Magistrate Misbaw. colored. Tor war; mt
TO arrest her husband upon the charge OF COM
1nitting an assault and battery. She stated
that he had tied her up and lashed her until
tho blood freely we'd from her wounded
body. The warrant was ISSUED, and constable
sent to arrest the brute. i..
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DRUe LABE1s.-Wo desire to call the alton
tion Of druggists in the city and throughout
tho State to the peculiar facilities OF TIE News
prescription blanks, &C., at the shortest no
tioe, and in style unsurpassed anywhere in
the country. Our stock OF cuts, borders and
fancy type ia unusually largo aud choice. Call
and examine specimens Of work.
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TIE RJEorED CITY OrFIoERs-DEoIsIoS OF
OH1Kr JUSTICE MosEs.- " esterday tho Mayor
received q Telegram from City Attorney, &c.,
D. T. Corbip, stating that Ohief Justice Moses
had refused to grant a n'andanus in the cases
OF W. N. Hughes, Citv Assessor. @. p. Frazer,
Assistant Assessor, and P. q. Query, CITY
Sheriff; and IN the case OF u. N. Ayerill, Flour
Inspector, awarded q quo ,oarranto against Al.
Caulfleld.
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,ssSALB OF fEAE ESTATE Yesterday Nessrs.
Eeiteh & Bruins sold tho tvo-story wooden
dwelling and grocery stand at the south east
corner Of Cannon and vt. Philip streets. the
lot thirty-eight by eighty-two feet, for $4,000.
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A LARaa BALLOON was seen floating ACROSS
the oity about ton o'clock Monday night, It's
'coufhe being from the southeast to tho north
west. Where 1t came from and where it went
we are not able to state.
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NEW CoTroN.-The supplies coming forward
are increasing, and yesterday some seven bales
were reporte !: bale from Columbia, 6t c..
olassed middIing, consigned to Frost Adger,
and sold by them at 8s cents; 2 bales from A.
W. Loyns. Florence, 9. O., consigned to All.
Salinas, factor; olsssed fall mIddliug. sold at
"a cents p; low middllng at 32A cents; q from
Augusta TO Messrs. Pelzer. Rodgers & Co.,
sold ct s2l cents, and by Meesrs. Reedsr
Davis. sold at slA cent?; bales new re- we'd
previously By Messrs. George W. Will! &
Co., classed good mddling, sold at Oh cents
bale ofnew Georg gin was received by Claghorn,
Horrlng & 20. l-It l,YIT- l.!N.. - ~ J
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A. a. ABRAHAMs q soNs will sell at 10
o'cock, at their store, cigars, tobacco, whiskey,
60.
KNsx, DAILY & Co. will sell at II o'clock, on
Union wharf. sloop Adela.
WILLIAM MCKAY W IL sell at 10 o'clock. at his
store, carpets, furniture, go. =
I. y. Z. BENNETT will sell at IL, o'clock, at
the old Postofice, city SIX per cent. stock.
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TIE NEWS IN THE CouNrRY.-Readers OF
THE NEWS going to the country can receive
their fayorlte paper by mail, daily, at seventy
'hvo cents a month, by addressing note. with
their subscription, TO our publication Office.
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YACHT RAoE.-On Monday afternoon an at
tempt was made to mako up tho proposed race
between the yachts Rose, Undine and Black
Crook, but failed because one OF the yacht
owners did not come TO time. Another effort
will be made to-day. Isl,
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ANOTHER RKpELLIoN.-SiI negroes who are
in the workhouse, were arrIigned before the
Mayor yesterday upon the charge Of insubor
dination-refusng to work. After caref"l
investigation, tho Mayor ordered that they
should do ten GAYS extra work.
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B Usixssssn NorIoEs.

CooTRR Sour. boiled Hsh. shrimp salad fol
lunch this morning at Torck's. '.our House, =
corner OF Qdeei-street and East by. ,,l
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lli sUhxER Tourists. before starting for the
country or the watering places, should supply
themselves with the best trun and vslises,
at Chspeaa q Heffon's No. SO Meeting
street. next to the Mills House. OR send their
old trunks to be nicely repaired and renovated
1t the same establishment. New sole leather
trunks and yalises for sale. 8 August a
LIGHT RKADMa roa THE WARn W1ArHKR.--
Our friends in the country who desire TO obtain
lishs reading for the warm weather. at strictly
popular prioes, are referred to the advertise
ment OF Mr.. Q. O. RICHTER, the very enterpris-
ing and trustworthy King-street dealer IN books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His list .ill bo
found to include something to suit every taste,
and 1t seems to MS . marvel how he can afford
to send his books BY mail over. the country,
postpaid. at the ridiouIously low prices named.
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A HEROIC DEED.--Wo are Informed that Mt
the timo that Mir. .Jungbluth's. two sons and q
boy named Meyer were strua cling in the water
eff sullivan's Island on sundayfa NIr. Fergu-
son. who was walking on tho beach. he ard
their cries and at once ran to their aid. Seeing
the peril of tho boys. he sprang into the water
without even throwing Of his clothes. The
battle for llfc was hard one, and more than
once Mr. Ferguson was in Imminent danger,
but he succeeded at last in saving the elder
Jungbluth and Meyer. Mr. Ferguson himself
was 30 exhausted That it was feared ho would
not recover, and We learn that he is atill in a
precarious condition If this information be
conect, Mr. Ferguson has done an act Of
heroism which in France would probably
have given him the; ribbon OF the Legion
dhonneur. and in England the medal OF the
Humane Society.
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CRUMBS. George L. Richardson and Pom
pey Virgil we're before the Mayor yesterday
for fighting. Richardson was fined five, and
Virgil ton dollars.
Mr. George W. pemberton was the "arst
nan" at the stonowall engine house. on the
night OF .l.e FIRE.
Mr.. Goodwin, special agent sf the Treasury
Department for tho districts Of girglG..se and
North Carolnp, vic has been hero for severai
days past instrue.ing the new Customhouse
officers in their, duties, will lcayo in day or
two.
Why does not tho Clerk OF Council read
tho petitions md, communications sent into
Councl2 " ~ j.. S.
Parties have offered to rebuild tho Stonen all
engine house-one for sS65, another for $499,
and another for s575.
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IL ratio allowed to fro companies having ana
that Whenever any ono Of the aforesaid Gre
companies shall own its engine aud place the
same in the se-vice OF tho city, it shall be paid
the full sum that Is now or may DO paid to any
other fro company having and owning the
Same or similar olars OF engine; and proyid,
ed, that any fire company that ia not provided
with IN engine, shall receive no compensation
until 1t obi ainB an engine. :,
SEQ. 4. All ordinances aud parts or ordi-
nances. and all rules and regulstions OF the
rci;,,cc Department repugnant to this ordinance,
be and the same are hereby repealed.
During Alderman Msckey's remarks in sup
port Of the bill he paid hish compliment TO
the efficiency Of tho Charleston Fire Oeparl-
ment. stating that his reason for withdrawing
the sections relative to establishing Board OF
Colored Firemaaters was because tho prosi-
dents OF tho colored companies desired il
tho prosent white department was not only
very efficient organization for it's purpose, but
ho recognized it as M 'st efficient political Or
ganIzation-an organization which had bid de-
fianoe 10 the city authorities. The whtte de-
paitmont. said he, was now guilty Of an injus +.
tice to tho colored firemou in paying them as
ifthey were slaves-paying them twenty-five
cents an hour when at work. Ho claimed that
as the wheels of their ongines rolled as swiftly
wore as muscular and fully rs willing to work.
thoy should be allowed some compensation for
Their labor and hardship.
Tho tito OF the bill was changed SO as to
read. ga bill to declare certain fire companies
a part OF tho FIRE Department, and to regu-
lato the compensation of the same;" then read
tho third time, aud ordered,lto be engrossed
for ratification at the next meeting.
Alderman e. p. Wall moved to adjourn.
Alderman Small hoped do resolution would
be pressed.
Alderman Barrow moved that Council go into
o committee OF the whole. Carried.
Tho Mayor then called Alderman Cunning
ham to the chair nnd retired. .
BACK SALARY.
Alderman Barrow then offered the following
resolutions:
Whereas The Honorable Gilbert PilIsbury
was duly elected Mayor OF Charleston on the
10th day November, 1858; and, whereas, he was
prevented from entering on the duties Of mis-
said office at the time prescribed by law. to wit:
on the 18th day OF November, 1868; and, where
as, the said Office was withheld until the Sd
day OF May. 1e69 at which tiue he was duly
installed into the same; be 1t, therefore.
Resotued. By the Mayor and Aldermen of
Charleston in City Council assembled. that the
City Treasurer be and ls hereby authorized to
pay to tn Honorable Gilbert Pillsbury his ar
rear of salary. es Mayor OF Charleston, oom-
mencfng on the 18th day Of November. 1868,
and ending. on the 9th day Of May, 1869, both
days inclusive. - 't1ef'7 : 'I2 '~'a'-
Alderman Small. I sanction de resolution.
Alderman Mackey spoke In support OF the
resolution. and it wss adopted by q rieing vote
OF the committee OF the whole.
The Mavor then resumed the chair, and the
resolution was adopted by Council
Council then adiourneds
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. AUGUST 24.-Caarlesion
Hotei.-C. H. Leicff. Philadelphia; George. F.
Carpenter. E.. ". sparhawk, Steamship Mime
tonka; Il. T.. Perrin, Pennsylvania; Mrs. ind
Mics Barry. Florida; ". strous, City; j. David.
son, Montgomery, Als.; T. A. Cochran, T. A.
Jrffrys. J. L. Bartlett, New York; J. z. DAVIS
]. Il. DAVIS. Jr., South Carolina; W. Irwin Jr.,
j. 8. Thomas, Detroit; O. III. Besilly, e. J. Mas
terman. City; W. j. T. o. Woodward, South
Carolina; j. g. Pifkin, williamsburg; O. @.
Webster, England; Robert A. sagIubuhl, New
Orleans; Thomae Frost, Now York.
Pdoit,on Hotet.-h. b. Ven Noss, EIe.sa To.
land; Mise L. Jenkins, Beaufort; G. Pierce. Col
Teton; O. SohmetberRer, New Jersey; J.J. An
tily, OranGeburg; N. J. rhouron. Steamer Do
tator;J. F. schully. City; F. III. Bamberg,
South Carolina; 3. J. Carroll. OranReburg; J.
T. Gayle, Florence; j. T. Bronson, BsrnweD.
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MERTINa OF, COUNCIL.

OF Inspector General OF Timber
and l. u m b CIT h Q Objectionable
Clauses sf tho Bill 60 Establish q Bosrd
OF CoIored Ffremastors Stricken Out-
Adoption OF . Resolution to Pay about
$500 to tho Mayor.
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oHEAP ADYERrIsING.

TIE CHARLEsroN NEWS, the circulation Of
which is about twice as largo aa that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is Tie
best advertising medium for all business len.
For persons who want situ .tions or servants;
xho want houses or apartments. or have them
TO reat; who want or who offor board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found artiolcs of value,
The NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we hayo
adopted the following scale of CHEAP ADvEn-
TIsHMEhTs, pugn.ent for which must invariably
:be mado When 9e order is 9ioen:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses. tutors, work.
men, mechanics. house-servants, porters. shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops. Offices
and warehouses wanted or TO let, and misoella-
.neous wants Of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements of the
Glasses specified:
Not exceeding Three LINES or 20 words. :. o5 cents
Z" FoUn LINES or 30 words.....10
/" FIVE LINES or 40 words......6O
AL aoSeIb'semeh'h " po Hisertou Ut tneSe
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
NKws Office by 8 P. NJ.
Hango OF Thermomctor at tho Nevs
Fi,l.lt - &OH1ee.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
~ .-..'
Meeting This Day.
Burns Charitable Association. atsP.M.
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PILE DAILY, NEWS.

Largcss Oirouiation.-THsb bAILF NEWS
sRING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coGNIzED As IA ZINC TIE LARGEST CIR
cULATI0N IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
pUBEfsHssTHs LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING In THE PosfCcERYCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVlS-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFF10B LAR.
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TIE OArEaPnIAR OK JAMES, ISLAND. "A mum.
ber OF fsc,ors went over 70 James Island yes
terday afternoon. and examined thoroughly
the plantations OF Mr. Wsllaoo Lavlon and Mr.
Hinson. Alter careful inspection. they oime
TO the conclusion that the caterpillar on these
plantations wou.d be as destructive as they
we're last year bdt for the unu-ualIy hot and
dry season. The calerpllars are of different
broods. and are found IN sll stages. A week
ago there were very Few TO be seen, but now
they arc found In swarms, and are already
piercIng the bolls as well as eating the leaves.
It Is feared thatthe yield, where the caterpillar
is thickess, Will no. exceed one-atth OF q IT,.
crop.
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A Moe WuH-7Onr readers will perhaps re
member Catherine Hoffman. who, because her
husband wouldn't give her money to buy mar
keting, threw his tools into tue yard aud burnt
them, and when asscd by tho Mayor II o young
man in tue court-room was her husband, re.
piled Ooh no, yer Honor, he's too haud-
some man for. that" The Mayor then sont
her to the House OF Correction. Her term OF
service exJirej few days sinoe, and she Ald
another quarrel VITA her hustand, end then
ran away to the house ota negro man. Her
husband had her arrested, and yesterday she
Was arraigned before the Mayor who sent her
back to the House Of Correction for ten days.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meeting This Day
Auction sales This Day.

Burns Charitable Association. atsP.M
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MUTUAL FEE AND LIFs
INSURANCE COMPANY.

MACON. GEORGIA.
Authorized Capital. L...............s $500 900
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Alderman T. ]. Msokey introduced blu en-
titled "A bill to amend bill to reorganise and
regulate the police force OF tho CITY," 1t re-
ceived ITS frat reading. 4t ~
I On uotion ofAIderman T. j. Maokey, the "Bll
to declare certain color ID hrs 90 apanles part
Of the Fire Department, aod to establiah q
board OF colored Fi-emasters," was read the
second time.
After considerable .quibbllpg, the bill was
amended 60 as to read as follows:
A BILL To' D soI,ARs CERTAIN YiaR COMPANIES A
PAuT OF THE RlRE DHr4RIMsNr. AND 70 rs
TAsLIsR D iAaD or oJL ,nEp, YIREMAsTERs IN
TH. orrY OF OLA ARLgsTJH - n
BE- u o''ddi,ed BY tne Mayor aud Aldermen
tho following named duly Incorporated fire en-
gine onpanils b5, anl the ssms ale ereb, /,
declared and const uted . part OF tile Fire De
Rifsmsns ls n. 81 o66ssissson, 70 W.T.; Ihs u4sed
Engine Company, the Niagara, Fire Engi6e
tho Ashley firS sussSs tompanyy. sy p1as and tSe
Union Star Fire, Enaiue Company, And the
hereby dsslsre6 enti, ed 70 All tSs Hshts.
pfItlege and imbbnnilIes 70 winch ati and SIl
other fire engine companies are now, or shall
oe entitled under tho ordinances OF the city, br
tnent; aud shAiL bs suU1eot' In Ell respecIs 10
the provisions 0f tho aoG Gf the Legislature bf
South Carolins, passed Dccember q, 1885, en-,
titled IAN set Ter Que better rsguia ion OF tue
SEQ. 2. That all the f1re engines now oaned
by The city, and not In possession OF uniy in-
corporated fire oompaAies shlll be tranSfexled
BY the Chief OF ths FIRE Department immedi-
the, said fire companies, who shall hRve the use
e Sss sane for sye eAts from ths s.s q
$40, 8. That uoill the said are companies
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

BesNN5roN correspondent u the
Banner saee,als j bofss railroad be
b0,it TO Bennington Center Messrs
Jy AZ IL Carney are now running
their cotton nil on yarns for the New
York market Prof ClaI reads At Free
Library Hall IN Bennington, Fob. %
Samuel keyes 4 Son have bought Of
II. Dewey bis stock 81 grocery goods,
aud taken possession Of The same A.
J Nuttiag, former proprietor Of the
MI Anthony House, has connected
himself with the wholesale clothing
house Of Carhart. Whitiord 4 Co, n
Y Cay--J s Merrill Is at present
leading the Methodist CHOIR, which for
merry ATTAINED so epsiablo a repata-
ton under bis tutorship The new
store % The grounds ~ the Benpiug.
ton Msnufg Co. is being fitted up pre-
parators 10 the spring trade The pre-
senta,ion Concert al the Bennington
coracl Band has bee,l postponed until
Wednesday evening, Feb q The
Good Tcml,lars nov hold their weekly
sessions IN Library Hall. hAsing been
crowded ont q their Original quarters
by Tie rapid and unprecedented in
crease Of their membership Parties
from Lebanon. y u, one day last week,
gave Jaeob Barbour. 81 Mooiforl. an
order for $1,000 feet " lumber Thus
early j. the I.clssHon springs rmlroad
tseinning 30 make SIS legitimate ie-
SALTS % bussaesA % Aepday evening
y lsst seek. Messrs Booth 4 Naien-
iine gase iise sperag YES q lheir u,,iI al
oppoftubily q bop Tie fuisbing
room vas eieafei ~ rs contents. ana
appropriately ged Cor tie Asiop-
A perAman a llle harden ,foa ore
r.laes, uamei MeAgasE vas killed o.
last weal Taur@aay ~ heavy mass
ST ow irem blast striking hIm % lie
heal 'rbe employees q Messrs Booth
s Yaieutases iae'oFy presented q lbsir
smqlAsers, o. friday, al elegant SILVER
vttsF pitcher tvp atsir goble,s aaa
~alrsr - ioksn % q s-r rceAfis ~
ffed 6 sgasrcs snasie the presentation
spsesh Eefs,oui Distues Tent. No S.
I O q Rs~hsbis Hall. Bennington. on
as assk TAsra.lss. The iollaxtng esl
osm nste olseisi iaF ,l.s ensamag ,eAf
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shove o1Icegs Wefe installed ~ VI H.
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