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FRANCE.
Prospective Change Ln Her
Government.

From the Philadel phia Ledger.
It is asserted that great and radical
change will take place in the French
government after the meeting Of the
Legislative Body to be chosen at the
next general election, which will take
place in 1870. The members of the Leg
islative Body of France ara elected by
universal suffrage at the rate of one
member for every 35 600 voters. The
number of electors inscribed on the lis's
at the general election of 1856 amounted
to 975 6l5, aud the number of actual
voters at the same election was 7 ,282 S34,
or 20 per cent. OF the whole. The mem
bers Of the Legislative Body are chosen
for six years. and are paid $500 per
month during each session, whether
regular or called. The ordinary session
lasts six months in every year, and the
5ittings are public, but the public may
be excluded on the demand of five MEM
bers. The President and Vice-Presi-
dent are nominated BY the Emperor, and
hold office for the term OF one year.
The Legislative Body discusses and votes
upon the budget or the annual estimates
OF receipts and expenditures presented by
the Cabinet. II cannot receive petitions,
and acts only upon the laws submitted
"
posed Of fifty members nominated by
the Emperor and holding the position at
his pleasure. The Emperor summons,
prorogues AM dissOives the Legislative
Body, but in case OF dissolution the
elections for new members must take
place in six months. The present House
G insists of 356 members. It is believed
that at the next elections both parties
will bring forward as candidates much
younger men than have heretofore be-
ioBged to the Legislature, and that an
opposition, formidable both by lis NUM-
bers and talents, viii present Itself. The
Emperor, ia order to dsarm the grow
ing hostility to his rule, has, it is stated,
under serious consideration q plan for
sssimilatiDg the French Legislative AS
sem blies to the English Houses of Lords
acd Commons,
Atpressnt the reaction against enthu-
siasm for the BOnaparte family, it is as
serted, is growing In strength. The sale
Of Thiers' HistO y Of the Consulate and
Empire, is sensibly affected, and his
tory written by LanfTey, not nearly so
mpiimentary TO n spOleOn I, is in
much greater popular demand. His
tories OF the coup q etGt, attacking
Louis Napoleon, are also appearing, and
have extensive sales. A History OF the
Second Empire, written by Dslord, gives
curious account Of the early sentiments
entertained by the other members of the
BOnaparte family towards Louis Nspo.
leon, whose dreams of the restoration of
that dynasty to the throne of France
we're considered IS intolerably annoying.
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BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of A. p. Tuck, Bankrupt.
To the creditors of the above named Bankrupt
Take notice that q general meeting OF the
creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at the
once of I. ]. Latham, ESQ. Register, In the
city of Memphis in said District, on the ISth
day OF February, A. D., 1863, at 10 o'clock s-n'
for the purpose OF declaring first and hnal
dividend. -,
accounts as assignee of the estate OF sslu oanA-
rapt In said Court, and that ON the lotn 1hy ol
March, 1862 shall apply TO SAID CouLs nl ~ ne ne
nom All liability as assignee OF salo esteie IN
aeeoriance with the provisions OF Lne zotn sec
ffcr, N the act Of Congress- eDutle4 An Act 70
.tahItsh a uniform system Of bankruptcy
tSso,,ahont me United States" approved
MAJ ioi : VIM. Y. CIRODE, Assignee.
MEMPHIS, TENN, January q, 1868. ja2s
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Cen. RreckinrIdge.

The Baltimore Gazette OF Saturday
says that this distinguished gentleman
reached that city on Saturday week, and
was the gGest OF the Rev. DIR. Bullock. ss
has been before mentioned in the local
columns of the Gazette. 1t affords us
pleasure to say that Gen. Breckinridge
has returned from exile in admirable
health. He has, we are also glad to say,
received warm welcome from our citi-
zsns, the great mass Of whom hold him
in high respect, both for bis personal
qualities and for the marked ability and
courage which he has displayed In civil
service and In the field,
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BALTIMORE.
The Growth and Increase of
The City.

A Washington correspondent of the
New York Express says that by q recent
caucus, the population OF Baltimore ia
ascertained to be 352 600 sonls-an in
crease of I40 600 since 1860, when the
population was 212000. A similar in
crease would send the population to
near 400, 900 in 1870. The ratio Of iner sase
is 50 per cent. for the last eight years
which is much higher than that of any
other Atlantic city, with the exception
of Brook lyn; and BrooBlyn, as every
one is aware, is q suburb of New York
and increases mainly from the oveIfi )w
Of that great metropolis.
Works Of internal Improvement now
in progress will connect Baltimore with
Cleveland via Plttsburg and Cumberland,
and with the Shenandoah Valley via
Winchester and StrasbIFg The Bremen
line will be enlarged to four steamers
next spring-the present number being
inadequate for the trade. COastwise,
Baltimore has lines to Savannah,
Charleston, Wilmington, and New Or
leans; via Havana. not to mention the
lines to Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mcnd, and the Northern lines to New
York and Boston. The receipts of the
Baltimore and Odio Railroad last year
were about two millions Of dollars, indi-
eating great trade with the West. The
receipts of cotton and other Southern
products for 1868 were far ia excess Of
any former year. With the develop
ment of the South this trade will be still
further augmented. The aggregate of
foreign im ports and exports at baltimore
is several millions in excess, in 1868, OF
the aggregate in 1850.
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Albert PIKE- ROBERT ". JOHNso
Pike N y OhnsOn,
COUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WAsHIE0TOE, D. c.

THIS FIRM, ESTA ABLiSHED AT WASH
ingfon, tOrfice, 2Is + street., viii attend 70
al cases that may be entrusted 20 Lhenls n @ tLs
OF claims and also 10 the recovery OF Claims
srafnst the Government or individuals, alu
to business before Congress and IN the Depart
meuts.
The senior member has been a practising
lawyer for thirty-twO years ana Is a MEMBER
OF the bars OF the Supreme Courts o. Ark&n-
sas, louisiana and the United states. TIE
1unfor, bred a lawyer, Wss long Representa-
tive and Senator in the Congress OF the United
state and familiar with the modes OF trans
acting business in tEe Departments.
De senior, retaining his residence az - 1eIil-
phis viii also as one OF the drm OF PIKE
ADAMS & PIKE attend 10 cases IN the Hu-
rreuas Courts OF. Arkansas and Tennessee, and
In the United States Courts and ChSncery
Court at Memphis. nON1h u
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NEW YORK.

Junius Henri Brownies New Book
what He says OF tsie Rualanism Of fhe
Great Me;rOpSIts-gf tbe Cultivated
CIasses-Or tho New Rfch-s1r MaHt8n
Marble and Henry ]. Raymond ISOur-
ualisIs.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

MY patrons and all who wish 70 have their
M Pianos and Organs Tuned or Repaired by
me in a superior WOrkmaulke manner. will
niease leave their orders AZ Eiark's JeWelfy
store ,sr al 80. 80 SsoOud street, and NOT a.
NJ X atsenbach's music store, a. / have no
@onasstlon whatever " ID that establishment.
n. q. HOLLENBERG,
Ala Piano and Organ Maker,
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PIKE, ApA@S & PIKE,
ATTORNEYS, Solicitors s PrOCt0rs

A TTEND to cases in the different Courts sit
"A ting st Memphis, GnC in ths r1Ver eouAlles
Of Arkansas.
80 The Senior partner viii hereafter espe-
cislly attend 10 cases IN the supreme Court o.
tennessee and in the supreme Court anC
f1ourf Cf I'lsIrus OF the United States st wash
inEton being OF the firm o. PIKE 8 JOHN
son, OF thag city. = -
Once in the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner OF Cuu-t and second gtreete.
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stolen,

ESTERDAY, by a negro, a COAL BLACK
1 HORSE, about Is hands high, age s ears;
had on a black English SADDLE and curb brldle.
Any Information leading 10 the recovery OF the
above win be literally rewarded, by A. I'd
MoNDs, at No. SQs Front street, fehlS
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AND BANxNKG
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
DIRECTORS:

LOUIS HANNAUER, Of scaoolneld & Han
nauer;
JOHN P. BOFFAIANN, OF Mitchell, Holman
a Co:
D. p. MADDEN. OF D. P. Hadden q Co.;
NJ l. MEACHAM. Of Meacham & Tre2dWel ;
A L. HARRIS. Of Harris, Cochran s. Co.;
X p. WALT, OF X. +. Walt & Co.
J. c. NEELH, o. Brooks Neely.
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Mississippi and tennessee 4. L.

TRANSPORTATION.
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CHANGE OF TIM E.
Two Through TraIas Daily.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is,
" 1859, until farther uo--ce, trains will run as
TEPART ARRIVE:
New Orleans Mail (daiIyl-.-4:l5 pm. 5:I5 pm
New Orleans Express l1aliy
except sunday |-...-....-.t - tt-Lils c-1o all
Both Trains make Cio e come ctlons AZ y e
saadz with Trains on MIssissi ppi Central R IL
road for New Orlesns. Nicksburg, Canton,
Jackson, Merid an, Sci ma. and 81 points south
Passengers taking the sleeping Cars AT Gre
nads have Or rly one change CJ cars f1Uan AeHi-
JJhis % Netc OTieIEs.
Time th rough % NeW Orleans - hours.
Baggage checked through.
Procure Tickets Al Z57a Main street or al
the Depot.
omnibuses will call for passengers and check
baggage 10 any part Of the city, BY leaving or
dSrs Al S575z Main street.
febl4 A s. LIEERMORE. Genl SupJ
Memphis and Little Beck Railroad
4 EAVE Hopefield for Madison Mondays
" Wednesdays and Fridays, a. 7-5J an
Leave Madison Tor Mem pnis Tuesdays, Ehurs-
days and Saturdays, al 7:50 am. arrive IN
iasi : B. BEAUMONT. Gent sup't
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Memphis and Little Beck RallrOaa
sADDLERY, ETC.

Q. N. CASE, Jr., 6; 90,
No. III Main Street,
near Oyerton Hotel, KOOdFHH BlOek,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
MANUFACTURES or
Saddl6Fy, HaraeSS, Brides, Collars
Whips and HGrICGTe.
s<A new stock Just received Jas
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O s:

. r / l < r. r s:
LOUIS HAENAUAR, President
n. L. MEACHAh, EIce-PFesideRt
MARTIN 6RIFElS, Cashier
hORACE &. GARTH, Assistant Cashier
- Exchange on All parts Of the United
states and EurOpe bought and sold. jag
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HENRY ]. RAYMoND.

Raymond is small in stature snd slight,
has dark hair, gray or light hazel eyes, q
thin, nervous face, with dark side. whis-
kers, and is quick and energetic in move
ment. He dresses neatly but not ex-
travsgantly has pleasant manners !;
talks fiusntly and rapidly, and has quite
the appearance of busy man OF the
world. He would be thought 8 mer-
chant by strangers, or, perhaps, stock.
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NEWS AND OTHER ITEMs.

Michigan pays her Judges but Sl5OC
a year.
Cleveland objects to the postal car.
Tier system.
Michigan is getting to be the Mecca
OF Spirituslism.
Galveston, Texas, is having German
Opera.
-Uri, Switzerland, is to erect statue
to William Tell.
Mary Harris has shst another man.
/ OF course she was insane.
The new Opera House, at Detroit,
will be OBened March 10th.
Mr. Ford is about to build a new
Opera House in Baltimore.
Winnie Ream has a bust of Rousseau
on exhibition in New Orleans.
-Lamsrtipe had 1900 callers the first
four days after his return TO Passy.
Mrs. Gaines will compromise with
the city OF New Orleans for 81, COG, 600
cash.
Schneider goes TO London after her
Paris engagement, which expires in
May.
The Boston Post thinks that the
inauguration dance is evidently break
down.
The total receipts OF the three per-
fnrmsnces in Brussels by Nine. Patti
CsuX were SIS. 500.
Miss Nettie Sterling, the young
American con-raIt0, is meeting with
great favor in England.
Lucy Escott and her Opera Troupe
have reached San Francisco, hOnewRTd
bound from Australia.
The late Sunday night concert in
Boston, complimentary 70 Camilla UT5O,
yielded that lady $1,000.
Cora Pearl paid the chemist who
dyed her hair $1,000, thereby securing
an exclusive shade.
Within a radius of fifty miles of
KeOkuk, Iowa, there are 5000 acres Of
grspe vines.
There are now rs, 600 invalid pen
sioners, and 81, 600 widows snd orphans
oH the national pay roll.
-Gustave D0re occupies one of the
most spacious and magnificent hotels ia
the Faubourg St. G=rmsin, Paris.
Last yesr !, ,I9I, ,165 logs, measuring
los, 533 go feet, pessed through the boom
Of the PsnObscOt laundering Association.
West Virginia, during the past year,
has built three thousand schO0l-hCuses
where there were scarcely any before.
The Princess Royal Victoria has
made q bust OF the late Empress Of Rus
sis and presented it to Grimm.
Madame Demorest learned the mill
linery business at LansingtOn, where
she was only plain Ellen Curtis.
-" AS by Fire" has Tssched an i'm
mense sale, although it wss only puO-
iished on the l6sh OF last month.
The production OF rsmie is increas-
ing, and one planter on the Mississippi
offers 500, 600 plants for ssis il the spring.
The pioneer settlers Of California
contemplate an excursion to the At
iantic when the Pacific railway ID COM
plete5.
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is
1863, uuJlI farther uo--ce, trains will nun as
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21

Z The adpertiseTne rents of E9eninn Brothers
easewhere 60 specific in their staae1snta 40 couTF
hensya IN the range Of diseases 70 which the nedr
ctnes named therein apply that my word or ours Is
neeesscontentln ourselves with the aateIen6 that
the high esteem in which they are held by multitu6s
goes far so prove their efficacy p 9HtEal - :, :
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The HuIl -cunysat Case.

% The EnGlish apat5ese and EnglfBh people
hnoyya aIbge eS anaxiousfvtS aySaitinp develop
anents in the course of the trial before the
Court of aQueeh's Bench in the above ease,
"a fnstify the English traditional views of
49, az SO, ~, =, ;s2,l ,ean stni, san
sfo.as - &, TO- a,sI II
pontmens eae the let
terial, antllin their sore disappolntmert the
Dublin Nation tfttis conaoIes with them:
49, sl IN. 81 Is,,..,,,,,,r, Z t,,,zai on 4
,,.;tI ~, Enat;sb fr3tesfanf nublic
~ VIZ I,
n view OF the pal1sn5ano p,eNSas tes Iaus
nom od III S fonJsS i,ed dsinsins1s
ats W NJ Il, M mast
winch Nhey 10y Sn,sat - eoaaan,s BappcL I'
ywo 1850 ~ .ats t.rs ~ 10 stn,
We " 1',a...5 a,,d SsS,,eu cs,,seT in the
gsse "a ,a,as .os Tbrsa5 rect the
~ &c u a. ~ -
~ " ~ - . xsta Ha1I
~ sno 5;a;si ns;"n IL sna de, reyeiation
thot ..an;tal Ion o denended moi, as b reaiity
.ii.lt % 49,, 4 r,,a - TcafS
I raS oesa ny ~, a1s -, q = :
UP 20 Wloil, Z ~ ~ E asS 80 IN ,,;nnss
aSnIn.l Son s...lSn ~; ~ hat
IS - ssS :. f;sa ~ ttsotbai;c Con-
Il ever s.se = ~ aod -, thaSe yomiS IL :
20 y and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s,,s,S nv wopid. aonal the Christian world j,
sIcdas Will aipe sss II cagrse fhere
'a =, 4H,,,Ls e fsoctnrv
WouId oe; living Tonlos, $500,
ln. In:Ai - UnS NJ, ,,J a.,
ILs.l ~. a,.s5 y fa,,nS E, NJ IN
s4...1nt No 5v;th ,,na an;Ity Of
y estfs ad candaIs mo
crimes would he revealed if the flare q 7
sne iee ~ A., 80 t,oss hat AMI
INTO the h'aeoos ", "a u 800 -
prisons. ABOVE al, ~ SS ioun1 IN Iha.
steLl,s Misnns ~ ~ s.U !" o,tt,.; St
he Msis e III
soars ~ 'ee - Fs7ls7 ~
Nnen one rs, om sn t,'nsa SUI
WnSiois wa fa;tb =;
u tne .rue ~ - 80 w
oegateJ we're neie Z, ~. - 800 a souis
ioi .nS u
= ,aeaat fan1;ms IF = sn - then,
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nav Sia ',.nsh tysoi.o,ps,,.s 1af -,
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50 Iar ~, ot cet.,n "a Speeon n us,
me % . is;s
pup Wy sfnu ~
WITH mlaah , rne mose ss sh9n a
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a. Engsabir I JaSge anu an a Engasn
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tosG grsaS ahnIss IN tS saose
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!, PLANas.-Iu. buying o piano people in rem.
eral bave to depend either upon tber directive
or apply 10 oer Whose want ee ability will
opegate cthe dSadyaptage Of the purchaser Nov Mr..
IaHacle No 9Barpnte street. has tho best akf cheapest
pfe1oe fnr sale and Judgment IN selection WATCH q IN
Talasnl9 70 the RRlcqnt see card ~ 49, 81 -
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George Bafrnsfa thor acbegpist.t Slr4npsfist and
apot 5a Common lhas tls Sscasl6u ~
into his new prom 70 his Old send
and cleicals; and les he personay ktteid
y gag ffcaE the Yphc shaye every essus1shco
fARt fh9 utmost accuracy ana fathfufhoss win DO OBJ
served 81 AiiinE ptescRls tic1slas ea7nVsH q
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-
END or THE Ann an ffEsof kbks.- The,
Gasssay RdiOafoss Of the goth IT, saysI;isS
Rsferring to the reply of the Lord lf6utetl-.
ant TO the memorial presented by the Ca.
tholic clergy of these islands q SCI
IkEITYeIare ;Fejoieed to fpd from. the cor=s
respondence in our columns to day that
His Excellency would not hesitate to inc
terpose hls high authority in behalf OF the
remote IslandersM it were necessary. But
we are happy to know that it is not now
necessary. Mr.. Thompson has given per-
nfissiou--and his authority as agent of the
property is paramount-for the yacht to-
take Galway bread to the islands.g Public
opinion has had its influence. Mr.. Thoh1p-
som If he continues to manage the property
of the Misses Digbyy must grant all the
concessions claimed by the Catholic clergy
for the people. They have made no de-
mand not perfectly legal and legitimate.
People must have the right. of purchasing
their proyisions whenever they think proper;
and they inust also have the right Of selling
their kelR to bhe highest and best bidder.
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~ Miss McAuley, Ie1 Canal street, has Mt this
mon emit large and varied assortment spring and
goods which she is dispensing 81 at yera low
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NTygaHaaRsFNwWfga tk1AaN# sa
-... I, !. -,
- = g ~ :. = . !.
Sssf 70 -
.ss 80 49, -, :: :, $50:
of1,t5 ~ ~ 80
s-..s.S 80 ~ T,srss ~, q
PAD DsiipSsn. zcSuse Azitfspss neaHdessrt q
.Aasksg sDtfained ~ eysA 4s.Yossoaens sasn 3,
D Ssssssssa sas liz s her g as
g s. - snas r. p BEL
ssa sasss as' 3 y what hight 8
aasstioss I /, q. IS. 4. !. ] - ]. J .
veling justice, wiesaer the horrible tale IS Of
as not IN INV entlo =. n 40 :. :. II
We shall say hastily interposssd
ss sor n -.
% ,att ssae sT n ,,assisi
sasss g the burden
snsary courage s. - ~ '''''' -
yon awass that the Pun 1 Of the
fSssSssS monev 81 other go inysrf and
a1sps $3.50 a acsss ;s,s
as y Ss .s - -
iasgss yss, Msisasslr TAsss ahas soa asa playing
not in any case 70 IL us ssasid sIons, take
s.That 8 ssot e, esrtain, replied the able,
a. y os als w Ms aeslgn
4 ~ ssss1 says.sf - - - 49,. n - :
,osf,pesss,p - ..fa 80 :. ~ ~.
iass1y st1l;s,s 4a 90 sIst nsO,.,,s ~
Tautnre disd from nata.rsi causes aio.seN u0
AerT,a shour q seresm OF women echoed
ssnoss elessea WoEass AdEien1e was IN 2 mo-
Ms1s,ns sss,,,rd s'si;Te =, eas
herssif int is arms: Iiseffs IN 4 state If IN
tense infiammation shook her Little tiats At the
I, COW SrinR Deipechg prevented only from trans
Forming her words into deeds BY C1auiIe's fast
\, mold o. ner skirt ana 5terated Doaccn.eHt-
acssssasa5 y ,1t PC tiny ttirn presently,
~ sl,i,s, :. i,
oo ~ ~ Sa.S i sac apne. as
ASr;enne q s,,S o No. - .h.s.ns
- ~ ~; W, ssesatssVhe' Inc
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There is no better looking glass than an
old, true friend.
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sFhe thieves Id Ncg6olk, sifsof TIM hight
| fingered, gentry, do heavy transactiens oc-
sasionally,. as they lately. carried of IAN
iron safe and two, steam engines.
psu John onincv dams would not ride with
his suceessor. Sen. jackson, to the capitol,
. WI perhaps. furnished Gen. Grant with
the hint Of declining to ride With candy .
| snow is so very deep. in Farming ton,
Maine. that store-keepers cut steps in the
ice and snow SO that, with sprinkling of
| ashes, customers can come into their places
laf business. ssgs ss,- ,iss s,a
The eastern townships of Canada are
being Jepopuiated by Enumeration to the
Western States; at the same time many
Canadians, residents of the. United States,
are returning TO Canada. q = ~ ~
Richard Busted suggests that a fund be
established in the Treasury Department, in
which rich ana poor might be free to give
what they pleased to nay = OFF the public
debt. He offers his own services to carry
on the project. u ss.ss4iss ssss <, sarssr ~
Some Minneapolis merchants, out ON /.
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