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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-10
Trustees sale.

FINDER and by virtue of a deed OF trust
" executed TO mo March ., ISL, by Annie
4, Johnston, to secure a certain indebtedness
therein mentioned. and OF record IN the Re Z
ster's Office OF shelby county, N book ., PAGE
sol I will on
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AANROOD REsFORED.-A victim OF
youthful imprudence, causing premature de-
cay, nervous debility, etc, having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found q simple
self-cure, which be will send free TO his fellow
sufferers. Address j. II. REEV Els, s78 Nassau
street New York
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stage of Rivers.
OFFICE OBS, SIG. SER. Us. A.
II. M. LUDWIG, Observer.
TOVerseuF M Esaafa
SUNDAY.


The Colorado, from Vicksburg, arrived
Sunday, discharged here IS bales of cot
ton, 200 sacks of seed, and added 729
bales of eastern cotton. The City of
Helena, from st. Louis to Vicksburg,
passed down Sunday well laden. She
put off here so barrels Of flour, 14S bales
of hay, 24I barrels of potatoes, 90 barrels
of apples, 269 sacks Of corn, 200 pack
ages of sundries, lot of bagging, and
took on so tons. She went out drawing
six feet. The Carrie Kountz, several
days out from New Orleans, passed up
Sunday with $40 tons of freight. She
put off here 1740 bales of cotton-ties and
805 barrels of cement. The Atlantic and
barges, passed up Sunday. The White,
from Helena Sunday, arrived with 400
bales Of cotton, Is bags of cotton and
1920 sacks of seed. The Phil Allin, from
Friars Point, brought in 664 bales and
209l sacks of cotton-seed. The George
Cheek, from Osceola, arrived Sunday
with 1SS bales, u bags and S55 sacks Of
ootton-seed. The Frank Forrest, from
Osceola, also came in on time Sunday
with 15S bales, Is bags and $40 sacks Of
cottOn-seed.
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DIR. HsS. JOHNSON =
PRIVATE
Medical DispensaEv
so. a. Jefferson Street,
Between Main and Front Row.
.NEMFHEs, IA
CHANCERY SALE


REAL |5TATH-
No. u0I, .R.-First Chaneery Court Of shelby
cOunty-A. v. Dupont et al IS. A. 9. pill.
DA virtue Of an interiOcutOry decree Tor sale
entered in tie above cause On the 10Th day
Of May, ls74. viii sell, at public auction, 70
the highest bidder, In front OF the Clerk and
Masters Office, Memphis, Tenn,
On Saturday, November IA, 1874,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Memphis, shelby COM
ty. Tennessee to-Wit:
Fifty feet front on north side OF Union
street, and running back between parallel
lines north about IS feet: Beginning on TIE
north line OF Union street thirty CD feet east
OF the northeast corner OF the Intersection OF
Union street with the alley between Main and
FrOD1 streets (the said beginning point being
the southeast corner Of the Appeal Building
lott. thence eastWardly with the north line OF
Union street 81 feet; thence nOTthWar,iiy about
"A feet; thence westWardly 50 feet TO the north
east corner OF the Appeal Building lot; thence
s0utbWardly with the east line Of the Appeal
Building lot about = feet 70 the beginning.
Terms OF Sale-On 8 credit OF and q
months; notes with approved security re-
quired, bearing interest from date; lien re-
tanned 10 secure same. Equity Of redemption
barred.
This October p, IS7A
+. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Z. ]. Black, D. c. and N.
Vance & Anderson, solicitors. Oct2
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GOOD CHANCE
To Commence Business.

QTORE-FIXTURES and well-selected stock
y Of CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
located at No. 2l9 Main street, under Worsham
House. for sale on long time for good paper.
Proprietor has two places of business, and Is
DESTROYS OF disposing OF one. For particulars
apply TO L. KAUFMAN. 10 Main st.
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French Burr Mill StOnes.-ThOmas De-
milan soa. las and $50 Poplar street,
MaV.nhfg. Tenn

Mey sphis, Tenn.
Two the Planters of Tennessee and adjoining
i states-I solicit the patronage of all per-
sons having BURR MILL STONES TO repair.
Having had 70 years experience in this eoun-
try and Europe-with w. @. Bradford of this
city from 1888 TO 1861, since which time have
been generally engaged In building and re-
pairing mills IN this and adjoining states.
Will rebuild, baua, redress and pat in perfect
order all Ourrs for grinding corn md wheat, or
viii redress burrs that planters may huh their
own cotton-seed, thereby saving freight on
bulk and saving fuel Joints should not be
filed with lead, as the attrition powders 1t,
and poisons the meal or -four. / will guaran-
tee that with my style of dressing, and with
proper speed, thirty-ineh mill VIII grind
Thirty bushels OF corn IN one hour. also
guarantee TO save one'half of the power by
proper dressing, making better meal and send.
Ing II nom the mill perfectly cool and 10 good
order TO ship. Where the running-gear ~ in
good order, II is only necessary 10 ship the
rock, hen the work viii be promptly done
and returned. Mill work in general, and all
orders from the country promptly attended TO
at prices that defy competition. All orders adj
dressed 10 me In care ofG. w. Payne q Go. will
OCH THOMAS DELANY.
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s5O,OOO FICKETS-6O0O CASH GIFTs
TO BE GIVEN AwAYI

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets...Sl0O0 Quarter Tiekets....s2.50
Half Tiskets....--...5OO Eleven Tick $1,000
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert is strictly for MASONIC purs
poses, and will be conducted with the same
IiberaliTy, honesty and fairness which char
acterized the first enterprise
JOHN L. ROPER, President.
For Tickets and Circulars, giving full in
formation, address HENRY v. MOORE,
Secretary, Norfolk, Virginia.
JOE LOCKE
will give fun particulars. go Main ST. up stairs
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2. a NSO N'S
Old and Reliable
WHOLESALE MUSE a0USR
-AND-
Piano Forte WaFerOOmS,
BIZ zTAEg STREET,
liz rrsrV ssfforlrv

n4rOne Hundred Pianos for sale on monthly
Cash Down-S50, $40, $50, $50, $50 800, $50
$500, $50, 500. - 90,
SIS, SO, S. or a liberal discount for All calsh
down. sheet Music and Musical MeTchan-
disc. Nov IS the time % buy
Pianos tuned and repaired by competent
A. RENsOg. aIz vain 81.
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The follow ing are the comparative
,ratemepts fo.~ the United States ports
q ~ = 49, T. ~, ,dtno EridaI- last.
iva II l' aud p ran Sc PEI lOj los less.

THE COTTON MARKET yesterday, Mon
day. was very dull; the whole sales were
not over 800 bales, aud exporters took
barely l50 Of them. New YORK was
Dominauy unchanged in the morning,
md in the afternoon weak and I'M
changed at I4sc; futures closed dali.
New Orleans was quiet and unchanged
al l4lc. Liverpool was steady and IN
changed at "a 1I-l6d. Stocks at the
United States ports show a decrease Of
Is ass bales; the exports nom thence
the last three days amounted to 5O,l2
tales: the receipts Of The past three days,
however, are much ia excess over last
wear. The sales in our market, as re-
ported by operators, were at the follow
lag prices: Stained cottonst II and lz3ci
low ordinary, 9}c; barely midalingi
1890; middling, 1850. There was some
inquiry for the lower qualities. The of1i-
cisi quotations Of the cotton exchange
reuajued unchanged, as follows:
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The New York Bulletin, November
9th, reported the following as the condi-
ton of that market: "FOr spot cotton
the market continues slow and tame,
and values are to some extent nominal.
Many holders still seem disposed 10 ask
about former figures, and have obtained
them SO far Is business went, but the
current bids are much lower on the av-
erage. and at quotations there is an am
Die supply OF stock Offering for all out
lets. Exporters, ia view Of the coz
tinued free shipments from the south 10
Europe, and the full supply available at
Liverpool on spot and to arrive, find no
encouragement beyond their positive or
ders: aud, indeed, the attendance Of this
LAS of operators is quite small. Spin
ners also are slow 10 move, except on
small lot, but leading Providence
buyer made his appearance to-day, and
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Saturday, November 81, 1874

at u O'Clock m, on the southwest corner OF
Main and Madison streets, city OF Memphis,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing real estate, lying in Shelby county, Ten
essse, described as follows: Beginning AZ
stake at the intersection Of the east line OF
Chamberlayne avenue with the south side OF
the state Llus road; thence south 671S7 east
with the state Line road six chains and
thirty links to a stake; thence south 2y54o
west eleven chains and twenty links to a
stake: thence north 63Lt' west SIX chains and
thirty-fOur links to a stake in the east line OF
Chamberlayne avenue: thence north IA
east with the line OF Chamberlayne avenue
ten chains and seTenty-three links to the be-
ginning, containing six and 94-l00 acres, being
lot one (l of subdivision OF the Jones estate,
--SSlzSr's office Of shelby county. Equity OF
~SgSllon waived, and title believed 10 De
.era, "a sell only as trustee.
)erfect, . tOdN JOaNo1Os, 1Eusgee.
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18th day Of November, 1874.

on the premises, sell to the highest bidder. for
cash, a certain leasehold estate, granted Nv
John OvertOn, situated in the city OF Menu
PhtS, county OF shelby, and state Of Tennes-
see, on the corner OF Third and Webster streets
known IS Sehneppel'S Brewery, and known
as so and Ssls together with ali buildings. TX
lures, machinery, barrels, tools impleInenfs
wagons, horses and other property used b.
and about said brewery.
sale 70 commence AZ 10 o'clock am. Tits
oelsVed 70 be good, but I convey as trustee
oAlyi l.. KEITH
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DY virtue OF deed in trust executed to me bv
ID L Scnneppsl, on or about the 10th day Of
July. 1873 TO secure the payment OF certain
Indebtedness therein mentioned. and regis
tered in the Registers ONCE OF the county OF
shelby, and state Of Tennessee, viii, on the
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF the powers vested in me by de-
ID cree of the second Circuit Court Of Shelby
county, appointing me trustee In the room
and stsal OF VIM. Il. PassInOre, to a deed OF
trust made by John H Miller to said VIM H
PaSsmore, on the 50 day OF June, $50, for tbs
purposes therein specified, and recorded in
the Registers ONCE Of shelby county, Ten
nessee, In BOOK No. %, page 81 VIII, on
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Rec m9TATm.

DURLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
K that by virtue of Two wrffs OF venditiOni
expOnas to me directed from the Honorable
second Circuit Court Of shelby county, Ten
nessee, in the case OF Schmidlapp & Co.. vs.
Thomas iuters and Barney Exam, his Sc
curtty, Judgment rendered ON the S0th day
of January, 1874, for the sum OF two hundred
and five dollars and sixty-twO CensA and
another Judgment, 25i of January, IL. for
one hundred and seventy dollars ard twenty
hve cents, with interest ana costs OF suits, 10
satisfy said judgment, etc, will, on
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saturday. sslh dar o. Norsmbsr. 1sz4.

at Il O'Clock m, IN fropt Of the new Court
House, Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described property, 10 wit:
All his right, title and interest in lot No. 5,
on S MOsoy's plan OF subdivision of land
lying on Robson and Hill streets, and Bayou
Quinby; the said lot No. 5 at the southeast in
tersectIOn OF Robson and Quinby streets;
in asouthern direction one hundred and fifty
one ll5ll feet to stake on an alley; thence
along the northern line OF said alley east
wardly, ninety-fOur i9fl feet to a stake; thence
in northern direction with the line Of lot
No. 4, on said plan. one hundred anu forty
eight and a half ll4s1Sl feet to q stake on the
southern line of Robson street; and thence
along said southern line siXty-One l6Ii feet TO
q stake; the beginning also, in all that certain
tract Of land situate, lying aud being in the
county OF Shelby, state of Tennessee, known
and described as follows, tO-Wit; Known and
designated on 9. AlOsby's plan Of subdivision
of land, and lying on Hi street, and ROber-
son street, and upon Quinby's street and sub
division AS follows Fronting seVsnty-twO
I72l feet on the west side of Hill street and
running back to between parallel lines and
parallel to Robson street. one hundred and
eigh ty four ISL feet and three Isl inches.
Levied on as the property Of defendant,
Barney Egans 70 satisfy said judgments, in
sale to commence promptly at twelve
c. L. ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn
Memphis, 10Th day Of october, 1874.
Randolph, Hammond & Jordan attorneys
for plqfntift.
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The st. Joseph, from st. Louis,
brought the following for city mer-
chants: 81 bales of cotton, Isl sacks OF
seed, 1853 sacks of corn, ia sacks OF oats,
SO sacks of wheat, 55 bales of hay, III
packages Of butter, so packages of beer,
430 packages Of lard, 200 rolls OF bsgging,
80 casks of meat, Isl barrels OF apples,
973 barrels Of -four and IL barrels of meal.
The Capitol City went up at late hour,
taking on 2lS barrels OF Gotten. The
Belle Lee and City Of Quincy were due
last night. The Tom Jasper is due from
st. Louis, and the Ciarksyille and Fort
Gibson from Arkansas river.
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CREppfngs.

Grenada RepUbtacaa; Grenada
grange is taking steps, We learn, to clear
the channel of the Yalobusha river of
logs and snags from this point to Green
wood. This is move In the right di-
rection, and viii do more for Grenada
aud the country bordering on the river
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They Defy Competition in Quality,
Style and Price. Fits guaranteed 30 be as
good as can be made TO order, and as they
bry exclusively for cash, cannot be under
sold in;this or any other market.
In addition to their stock of new and
desirable goods, they have a large lot of
Goats, Pants and Vests of Broken Suits,
which they propose to sell regardless Of
cost---many articles at say half the cost.
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The Maggie G. is running in the Tom
bigbee river and goes as far up as Aber-
deem The Frank Forrest, while COM
ing down Sunday, stranded on bar be-
tween here and Osceola, and thereby
sprung a leak. After being run on bar
and pumped out she came safely on to
this city.........The Phil Allin, from
Friar's Point Sunday, came in with the
largest trip Of the season. Her cargo
consisted of 664 bales of cotton and Zoo
sacks of eotton-seed. How is that, Staek?
Captain ]. @. Power, OF the Mays
vile packet Wildwood, was married last
Tuesday to Miss Maria J. Barkley, Of
Clermont county, Ohio. roman
tic Pittsburgers are making a trip in a
skiff to New Orleans. They passed Gin
cinnati few days ago, being six weeks
out.........1 Wo dollars per bale is the cot
ton rate at Shreveport. Peter Zim-
norman & Co, OF Rising Sun, Indiana,
have completed the contract OF remOV-
ing the stone out OF the boat at the head
OF the chute ct that place. This stone
boat has been a gre6t obstacle TO naviga-
ton for years, and its removal mas often
been attempted. Harry john
son lie banking at Cincinnati Fog,
smoke and low water detain packets
that run to and from Louisville, ........
The Louisville and Henderson packets
are doing a good business.
F,gkrnfn0s
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some hopes are entertained of an in
creased movement. The low grades
are understood TO be wanted, and
as these are scarce and worth
almost as much as some of the better
qualities, holders Of desirable lots feel a
| little more hopeful. For future delivery
there is still a failure to infuse anything
OF q stimulating nature into the market,
and prices have ruled weak along the
entire lire pretty much all day. There
has been no very decided pressure, and
as for some time past an undertone OF
considerable caution is noticeable 81 cur
rent rates, but the influence Of the large
supplies now coming forward, and all
copsumptive markets very dull and uu-
profitable. is irresistible, and gradually
forces prices down. After the second
call the depression was not quite SO
marked. and at the close quite steady
feeling prevailed, two or three leading
operators coming in and buying quite
freely. though st fraction above bid
ding rates there was pretty free offer
ings."
THE FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT of
business is so UNMARRIED from day TO day
that any Mondays report We have made
for 8 month past would answer rs well
for to-day as for the day ON which it
was written. There is so much money
on hand that some of the banks ind II
impossible to make as many loans as
they would desire This desire, how
ever, IN no way causes relaxation as to |
the quality Of paper accepted; only
first-class signatures meet with aIten-
ton. "The more you don't want money
the more YOU can have it.n Exchange
retains all its quotations without altera-
ton. Boston, New York, Providence
and other eastern points are taken at
discount; sight exchange, where three
DAYS grace is demanded, !; New Or
leans, !; selling on al points at par.
Gold is still taken at 100 by the brokers,
a round lot has generally brought l09l;
silver brings from 103 to los; gold is
sold at 1l0. Not a thing stirring in
stocks or bonds; the quotations below
show the rate of the last transactions,
but so little is doing that it cannot be
considered that any established rates
exist.
, 1874-12-15
THE GENEVA AWARD.


COMPROMISE WITH THE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Special Dispa.eh n The Caicao" Tribune.
WAsMlSa7on, D. c.. Dec. 1d.-Lymaa Tzerasn
introduced a bill to provide for tho further dis
tribution Of tho Gohova award. Tho bill IL so-
suit Of compromise betweon TIM insurance
companies and what arc known aa tho War-pre-
MUM claimants. For two auccesalye wintora thero
hne been great contest hero beswcon thcso t~o
rival claimanta for tho s15, 100000 Of tho 0enova
award. both partios had worry large following.
Tlcy wore supported by strong legal talent IN
Congress-, and by powerful lobby. 1.aat
vlutor partial compromise Was cf1octod,
md a bill .paaaed providing that tho clain1a
upun tho award concerning which thcro was no
DISPUTE should bo paid. Tho aggregate OF ttoac
uudiBputed cinimH IN about s2.5a0, ,gu0. Ihe
rycator portion accrued in tho Now Bedford Dla-
trlct, In Massachusetts. Under thia compromise
law tho Genova Award Court sns organized.
Tho compromiao which has boon n,ndo bot7eon
tho insurance companies and tho Nar-prontum
claimants ia generally undoratood to bo TINT tho
insurance companies ghnll bo admitted to par
tlciratiou in tho award. but that thoy sha! 1nnko
pro.rata diHt:dpntion Of the amount awarded Will
tho War-prouium claimants. Tromain'a blll
| which ia supposed to DO introduced
| in consequence of Tho compromises. proposes to
repoal tho Hoction OF tho law Of last yoar which
| excluded insurance companies from participation
in tho award. Tho bill also extends tho tina Tor
| sessions OF tho Alabama Court for ono year for
| tho honrng OF tho additional claims wbich By
this bill aro admitted to tue award. As tho orl,
donco 10 aIl prepared, ono year is considered
! quito sufficient.
, 1874-12-15

lo manifests of auch merchandise md protues with
The Collector Of tha Customs Of that district the
border acroeo which tho articles paas into te foreign
:onsEy ~ - nnT REQUIRED Ia tho cass of AL sxror&
from tho do.alted atatnmeuts BY provinces and
porfs, wol( bY articles snt vAlucs, prepared BY
o & 1f os9' n' 81 IT, n tne
tioica embraced in the returns Of Cnllpctorn M Customs
Of tito Districts Of Vermont and Ntngara. tho ofctA
figures ohtained from Canada, which figures nto ras
In tle annual report Of tho Bureau on Commerce. nnd
Navigation for Tho fiscal yoar 1874, and also in TIL
monthly report for August. 1874:
sated amonnts III tho fiscal yenr 1874 to SIC.
Canadian hpuro vo'uos and to 11 10 United
States currency, computed at Tho avcfags prcnum on
Tho export Of specie In tho pcr'od amounts k
109 apcars by tho statements Of ths Di.reat
wlflc tho canadtau imports show 1nt "a 2G9s7 ~
figures having bcon fnrnalod by tho agent of tho e1<
press company which conveyed tho spoca to Montroa
and TasiNed By tho undersigned,
there were exportcd from tile United Bsatcs to belgium
17384, ,6o3 gallons Of retncl petroleum. valued at ~
2o5 5o37 published trade stntencnta Of Belgium 70,
imports u for eesntion nti Into tat county from al
nthcr than for taba uue valued Mt 00of 2a9<
uro ind vaiaej Which, from the hah price pei gallon
would arpoar to Include conafdc rablo amount OF d
other than petroleum.
The amount Of petroleum md corn exported from
this country to ireland Is Rtvon boow ID THO accond
coltlnn tho nn!otnt imported into 1roland from oil
other countries IL shawn IN TIM rat column each fol
tho two years ended June 80. 1879: ~ ,x m.
Indio,n corn hshols 23s117Mea 81 M 21le13'I 6ef 1'
Tha foenF Is siem:n d doneso
exported ftom tho porss Of chicago Dotro ai'Tau ~
boe and Ontarlo, Dominion Of oanada. during tho hs
| cal yoar onaiug Juhc 50, 1874:
, 1874-12-15

peruons. without further explanation, answored'
~ wag."
At tho tlsno the snbsidy wns granted Parsons
WIS Marshal of tho United atatca Supreme
Court. ....
1I|a poraonel explanation has croatod most
unfavorabio impression. II soomod ovidoHt thas
tho intontion Of tho Aasocatod rrouB dispntclh,
and Of tho statomont In CongrosB was to donyall
knowledgo OF thu transaction. But tho ansWof
to Randalls intorrosatury shows that. giving
Tho subject tho 1nost charitable construction, Far"
nona, b.! his own confession, waa araid httornny
Of tho t'Acifc atnl Company at tho time tho sub
HtGy vas pnsscd. 1fo will bo summoned before
the 1uvosligatiug Committee.
TnE WITNESS HwoNN.
t1o tho 4 A&tetiatfd FgtAd,1
WABu1SoroH, j. c., Dec. 1d.--lrivato 1nfnr-
mntton received by mombora OF tho Why's and
Nouns Committee leads thcn to Dellovo that
N,ctart Il. irwin, who handled S75o,000 OF the
pacile NInil Steamship Cou,pany's inoncy. Will
kcup nothing back when he tcBtiflos Tomorrow,
but account for ovory dollar. expended. They
arc also assured that Irwin will bo nb1c to SNOW
that, with tho exception Of Tery email part OF
the money (about a15,000), the tnnlB wore isotl
to cover UP stock Bpooulationg But other inlor,
faatlon fso3n Trustworthy source ia to tlio cHcct
tlat Irwin is not likely to toll all that ho knows,
but will mako srcli. .ai explanation na to leave
tho Committee in tho dark as to where tho money
actually went.
, 1874-12-15

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Iasid, l't.ll1ua, 1tafy.
tiln.i.., and l'uftuGss.;,,.
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lIritI.sl Nutlh American
I4ttIrli!CUs. :.............
E1,nl,tstt aud Portuguese
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Anrttca, CubHs aud 1'ur'
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