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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17

The market opened under the unfivorable influence
of diseouraging kilograms from Liverpool, where
prices bad given Lied, and the TO- 900
bales, viii at the same Ii the New York market
for futures quoted l-l6d 3-l6c lower. There
was. nevertheless. fair inquiry and moderate bust
done during tn morning at irregul prices,
showing decided tendency in favor of buyers after
which, factors evinced disposition omeet the d."
Inand freely, the NOV ment became nj re animated
aid resulted in sales to the comparatively liberal
amount noted above. The sales included rdinary at
l2la aud l2lsc, Ordinary to Strict o. dina at 1919,
Good Ordinary at 143s Good ord nary to Strict Good
Ordina ISL and l5i, strict Good Ordinary at =,
Low Middng at 16 and is 4, and Strict Low Middng
ut l6sE and 1884, 1t was conjecured that III general
Of the Az tural Bureau report regarded
abroad less untavorabc than Ia been ext,ectei,
which lad depre ,sed the Livrrp Jo and New York
markets.
Ihe sales for the past three days up 1900 bales
tll5 on Saturday $50 yesterday and 2O5O today.
$500 for he correspon ling time last week and 1850
the week before. Rtce pts since Friday evening
1850 bales. NIB acing IA from ther delivery ports
from Texas) and 1886 proper, against PITS proper
last week and 4243 last year Ia proper since aug
~, 1.2O .723 bales, against l,2S 433 last year-de-
cressel7.7 o. The exports mprise s7l3 bales en-
bracing s463 to Liverpool and $50 to Philadelphia
The amount on shipboard not cleared. going Oh
board and engaged for shipment set down at the
Upening this morning at - 900 bales embracini
l00oO bales for Liverpool 1000 for SPAIN and 1000 for
the North. which, when deducted from the stock on
hand by our cunning statement last evening,
a. OO bales to represent the quantity at the anding
and in presses unsold or Awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: I" Sales 2l0O bales, nclud-
ing l0 bales yesterday r. M. Market irregular" Its
quotations for Ordinary, Low Middling Middling and
GOOD Middlidg reduced &c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81. 1873. bales TILT
Arrived since last statement. 100
Arrived previously 800, 3o2 l,30S 4s2
let corrections to May 25, showing
the balance between manfests du-
plicated, and additional bales made
from waste. samples, damaged,
city ginning Of seed cotton, MT
entered in maniests, lint cotton
saved for seed, cleaning machines
In city mills. etc. ............... %, 032
Total. go. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1885, 691
0oarod to-day. hone
Clsared previously. ............... l2I9,573
Consumed at Lehman. Abraham
4 Cos. Lane cotton mills 800
Sunk in scutted ship Ailsa. to be
added, / recovered. ...... 2,552 l 2S2 925
Sock on hand and on shpboard not cleared,
corrections included. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 55,766
Stock hand not cleared same time last
year. corrections included ..... ...... 72,S6S
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AUCTION Sales.

AUCTION Sales.
SPECIAL s LIE OF FINE STOCK,
On account Of Departure.
WITH DUT LIMIT OR RESERvE-CONSISTING OF
FINE HARNESS AND SADDLE HORSES. "Ac
climated," CARRIAGES, COUPE, SHUTDOWN.
OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES, HARNESS., ETC
AT AUCTION.
NY n. NJ. 4 b. j. MONTGOMERY,
K NJ MON CGOMFRY, Auctioneer.-W,ll be sold on
THURSDAY, June H. at II O'Clock NJ, at stable cor
ner GRAY. er and Baronne reefs
Horses d NJ ars, ia airs and single ;Coupee, Sun
down. Open and Top Buggies, Carriages Ham u.s. sim
gle and double.
Terms-Cash il U. s. Treasury Notes. Iel6
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aDl1E.NDCSAS.

OpE ..OUSAS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET
F"r Wash inStOn, Port Barre,
SimmspOrt, Chui cnvilie and all landings
- on the Coast, Atchafalaya River and
Bay Courtableau-the new and Light draughr passen-
ger steamer
BERTHA.
II. H. Broad, MASTER J. B. Schmidt, clerk,
will leave above, every WEDN ESDAY, at.
P. NJ, taking freight and passengers for all land
lngs Bayou a.Zes, i'll injection with ST AMER
NJ lNNlE, from Simmsport. ! freight passage APP
ply on board o. to
my3l J. b. WOODS X Co., 124 Gravier street.
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RED RIVA. Il.

RED RIVER.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on ATURDAY, June 20, at P. NJ.
~ FOr j. II r.On. hrevepOrt, COu-
l&A&1slt shatta, Brownsville Grand Ecore, Alex
- andria, and all intermediate landings
The pas eager steamer
Seminole.
p. G. Montgomery, mas j. P. MOhr, clerk,
Will leave above. For freigh. passage apply
board, or TO LO tD McPEAKE AZ Cxuip ST.,
jel6 hITE Il CARLY 4 TchoupitOuIas.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, l7th inst, at p n.
~ For Jefferson. Shreveport.
l&49iAkt1s CoushaitA, Brownsville, Grand Ecore..
Alexandra, and all intermediate land
ings-The Passenger steamer
w. j. Behan,
o. E. Wilkinson, master. W. Ames, clerk,
will leave as ABOVE. For freight passage apply
beard, or to
HITE & CABIN. Tchoupitoulas street.
M. w. JOYCE 10 Delta street
je B..IrTON Il EPPLEk, LOG Common street.
WEEKLY GRAND ECOkE PACKEI.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at S p. NJ.
, r. - For Fort DE ikussey. Barbim's,
A&SS9Esaasa6aS NoTMan's alexandria, Mouth OF Cane
River, Montgomery, Grand Ecore AMI aD
way landings
BART ABLE,
H. SlDnof, Iu8ster; Geo. 4. Hamilton clerk.
Particular attention paid 10 way and plantation bas
ness For freight or .ssase apply on board, or to
SlNNOTf n ADAMS,
HITE tARLIN, Agents.
apis tt ikIfrON & EPPLER,
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ATTAKAPAs AID ATCH,FALAYI

ATTAkAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
REGULAR ATTAKAPAS PACKEr
Leaves Oh WEDNESD ~, June II, al S P. NJ.
r. For ST. Maftinsvilie, Fauss e
Pointe. New Iberia, Jeanerette, Claren-
ton, franklin, Centreviile Pattersonville,
Bayou Chene, Simsport, .Churc vile, Mouth Bayou
rouge aud all landings Oh the Bayou Teche ana
Atchafala!a River-Ihe No. passenger steamer
Ida,
J. z. Forgay. master,
Will leave as above. For freight passa apply
bard or 10 HITE " CARLlN TchOupitou as st.
III IDA will reni.n permanently in the trade, and
lAsuree Al In AL the Insurance Offices. Jel4
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
~~-~~~~~~~~~~-~~--~
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MER.
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE,
Giving Through Tickets u
iS3I|k Boston. New York, Philade. phia. Balts.
- more, Washington City. Buffalo, P,tta
burg, Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville, and
EXCURSION TICKETS To ST. Paul
FOB ST. LOUIS CAIRO. MEMPHIS ANO lHa
BENDS.
Will leave as below at O'Clock Pm.
susie SILVER,
D. H. Silver capt in; J. s. Lehmer. clerk;
WEDNESDAY, Jnne II. -
JAMES HOWARD,
B. R. Pegram, captain; J. H. Chassaing. clerk;
THURSDAY, june IS.
Issuing usual, Through Bills of Lading in COO
nection with the Railroads to all principal points
North and West.
J. B. WOODS CO.: General Agents.
my1 l24 Graver street.
OUACHITA hlVEh.
REGULAR oUAcH1rA PACKET
Leaves WEDNESDAY, i7tn inst, at 6 P. NJ.
r. FOR Camden. Trenton. Mon
49, ro.. and all way landings Oh Ouachta
'zss@=z7 AID Black rivers. the light.draught pas
senger steamer
I'm place of steamer Ouachita Belle),
F. A. Blanks, master,
W. B CLARK.
Connects with ste amer Ora for Bayou Bartholomew,
Goose tor l. tile River, Tensas and Bayou Macon,
Be, tina Bruner for d'Arbon e, and Ann 8. for B9uf
River. je14
FOR CAMDEN DIRi CT
REGULAR LOW WATER OUACHIrA PACKET.
Leave WEDNESDAY, June IL, at P. M.
~ For HmAtm. Cha ia pm K nO1le,
l@sesza Mari Saline, Ire ton, Monroe and all
- way landings Ouachita and Black
Rivers-rhe Al and very light draught steamer
Flesa.
Lou S. Greenlee, master, Jas. s Robbins clerk,
will leave positively above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
LORD Il MCPEAKE
Agents, 46 Camp street.
n. B.-The Fleta will take eight every trp fr al
landings Bayou Macon d iensas River, reship-
ping at Trinity on the Al steamer Goose. je16
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BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS.

BATH, MORGAN COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, ~
miles from Sir JOINS Ru Station, the line of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. l-S mil west of Bati-
more.
THE BERKELEY SPRINGS II pTEL, having supe-
accommodations for 500 persons, will be open for
the reception of guests June TO- 1874 Visitors will
find this favorte mountain every attraction
and amusement pure, bra>ing mountain air, beautl-
full scenery god huutin aud fishing. ling driving,
fine m sic, magnificent swimming pools for ladies,
children and ge ,tleman, natural temperature "A de
grees Fahrenheit, possessing many curative proper
ties tour daily trains each way, two daily mails,
press and telegraph Offices in the hotel. Good living.
Fo. circulars aud rooms apply to
A. K. POTTS, Proprietor
N. B.-Charges moderate. Liberal arrangements
with families for the season. mJ3l lm
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Receipts prope. since last evening 100 bales.
against 346 at Tuesday and 1863 last year, max
i an aggregate since Frid,y evening 1886 bales,
against 2l75 rst week and 4243 last wear, and since
August 81 200 T23 bales. aga nst i33 last year
correct Included both years.: decrease Il 10.
The Exchange tie egrams make the receipts at all the
ports from II -. ye t'rdiy to II VI Today 1913
bales against 1923 last Tu lay and 1874 last year. and
since Friday b2iG bal agailst 7la4 last week and
il 674 last yea Total sin August 81 1854 $50 ba es
against 3,l56, $50 last year-increIs DDS $50.
Exports, Friday to Monday inclusive, to Great
Britain 1869 bales, ainst 1885 last We, and 229 l
last year. and the Cont nent 500 bales against 1867
last week and 55U9 last year
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to M.
262 915 bales against ?s2 l75 bales last week. and Z3
Boz lasAuse he above totals at the ports
exclus5~ corrections.
1OBAd The only sale reported to day
bhds at = This makes an aggregate thus far tn S
week Of IL hds. Sales al last week 40 hhds. week
before 900 he amount sale is estimated al 1915
hid. A here are some regulations pending Under
the decidedly gloomy crop news from TIL. West fac
tors more stringent in their preensons. We
Time to quote follows: Inferior lugs 4d4lsc; me
dunn 4aG5iac; good anu hne 4, 6G6c: low leaf G.,
@7c; medium Ilsas; hne ga DC. aud elections a
12c.
STATEMENT TOBACCO.
Stock on hand Aug 81. 1873, bids. ...... 1885
Arrived pat three days. 1923
Arrived previously. ....l2,3l2 1875
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 30,52o
Exports past three days. ........... so
Exports previously .................l 1851
Broken mp for baing. city consump-
ton, etc. ........ .............. L. 70 20,970
Stock on hand and on shipboard, not
"
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MARINE NEWS.

George j. Duncan is the authorized Marine and
River Reporter # the New Orleans bulletin.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17

JEALTH-ALL WANT HEALTH.
1t is estimated that wa er constitutes seven-.enths
If the human syse u, IT, then we would be he. lthy,
this tenths should kept in pure condition
as possible Now, shall this be done! One OF
the very best ways TO do visit the
BETH SDA MINERAL WATER FOUNT- IN
daily especa ly before breakfast and drink Freely OF
this wonderful water, at l Camp street.
Only Five Cents "a Glass. jel4 1t
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I,RESCEN HOUSE, PA - CHRISTIAN,
Better known the Cassidy HOTEL
This delightful and popular summer resort stua' ed
on the beach. within aud alf squares OF the
main station, with arge grounds id shades. All the
furniture entire and of the latest modern style
ompcte sets i'll every rooinl. Persons d ring the
home with the best of fare, at the most
reasonable terms, would do we'll apply Immediately
to X. D.. Gill; or to Mrs S. E. Carr Pass Christian.
Je9 I'm
DLADDN SPXlNG AhA.-iHIS FAMOUS
ID Watering Place is now open for the season. Boa
leave Mobile every TU 5 JAY and SATURDAY EVEN
lNS arriving Badon next day. Board pc day 81 80;
week SIS; month $50 Children aui colpred SER
wants halt price. lsaacson, seix,s Il Co, Grocers,
&c and Is Coumon street. Agents for the sale OF
the Badon Water i'll barrels, and authorized to
make arrangements 18th families for he season. aud
will furnish further information.
nly3l I'm NAE j. conn. X 4 co Proprielors.
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NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning, June H.
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OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL,
j.. r. LONGLEY Proprietor.
Ocean Springs, Nib.
Special rates for Fa.Ml es remaining the entire
Season.
This delightful Summer Resort is now open for the
reception of Guests.
Those in quest OF bath n2 and PURE air. and
good living, will find tue Ocea Springs H tel inferior
of the Watering Places in the south.
The Proprietor will vote his whole at ention to
the comfort and pleasure OF his Guests.
Per month. ................. .......... $50
fef week 10
my30 Pm
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

Wa publish card this week from J.
ID. Alcorn, W. X. Carson, Robt. Stew
art, Craig Lynn and VIM. NJ. Lackey,
Magistrates, and Col. r. 2. Hill and ID.
W. Vandevcer. in reference to the salary
Of 81 ,0cc Icing allowed Judge Sauacy
as county Judge This ought to he sat
isiactory to every voter in the county,
that Judge Saufey had no voice what
ever in the matter. The amount Of bus
incss required to be transacted and the
responsibility resting upon any one elect
ell to the office Of Judge Of Lincoln coun-
ty is well worth one thousand dollars.
Knowing the libcrality Of the people Of
this county, as we do, IL they were ia
miliar with the labors, responsibilities
and burdens incident to the office, we
venture to assert that not one man in
the county could be found but who
would say the salary Of 81 600 was too
small rather than too large, no matter to
whom II might be paid as Judge, wheth.
err Of one political party or the other.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

We listened attentively, on last Mon
day, to the speech of Capt. John W.
Tuitle, Republican candidate for Circuit
Judge, and were not agreeably surpris-
ed to see the exceeding want Of interest
elicit ed from the audience; as whether
for or against man, politically, it is
beneficial and entertaining to hear an
able and well expressed discussion of
politics. Mr. futile is Republican,
though he has never read the platform
of any party. u regards both the
Democratic Ilican parti"s as
teaching -..-- correct Princip 20
doctrine OF State Rights he oppose, u
condtionally. lie discussed the Civil
Rights Bill, not, however, from par
tisan standpoint. lie did not think it
was so objectional l. as i opponent endea-
vored to make the people believe. lie
could very easily see how sherifi's and
jury commissioners might ovade the
Law; how hotel keepers might dodge the
provisions of the bill; how the common
schools of Kentucky are exempt from
its baleful effects, etc. Mr.. futile is
right anxious to disregard the bonds Of
party organization. and the ties Of party
faith. lie appears as the peoples can
didate. We are glad as Democrats, to
know that Mr. futile is on this particu-
lar string OF the harp, for it is sadly out
of tune, and not at all in accord wit
some Of his recent political acts.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

THE comet seems to he going down
precisely where Professor Lyman, of Yale
College, said it would, and as stated in
our last issue that Is below the North.
western horizon. It has grown but lit
tie brighter, so far, but the tail much
longer, as it now extends from the hori-
ron to a point nearly as high as the
North star.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

IT is now reported that Mrs. Tiltcn
has separated froquber husband, Theo-
dore Tiltnn, and is now staying at the
house of some friend of Mr.. Beecher.
If this be true, then may We infer much
more against the king Of the Plymouth
pulpit than we had imagined heretofore.
"Free-loveism" has done it all.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

THERE are yet living few men who
think that certificates of service in the
army Of the.'Iost Cause" are necessary
to full fellowship in the Democratic par
ty of to-day; but the number of such
grows beautifully less. The only test Of
genuine Democracy is the poll-books. A
Democrat never forsakes his party.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

Ar meeting held in New York, July
IL, by the representatives of the princi.
pie railroads of the South and West, the
standard tariff rate of freight was adopt
ed. They decided to abolish all ticket
agencies except at the regular offices Of
the companies.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

In Garrard county the Office of Coun.
ty Attorney goes begging. Those who
want the Office are not eligible, and those
who are eligible don't want it. CAUSE
The office does not pay salary sufficient
to Justify any LAWYER to accept it.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

BEEcHER has returned from Peekskill,
whi:her he had gone to to escape the Gu
rious gaze of the multitude, and for a
while to rest from his labors. Perhap,
he was sent for. Who knows?
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Az As.-, the "saiar, Crab"

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sa''on o' 'he county ounge' haVlht
oeen' rs we 'h'nk' very unJ"s''y Cruz
c'scu Wy many ior 'he pas, TWO OF 'n'e'
years ana u oe'hg now MADE ,he ground
OF severe censufe upon 'na' 0o"r'' anu
Judge oauiey' We VINO were memoer'
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a'!' al" "s" "eo' 'o' "'s op'''o"'
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Du' !" '"e mater u''
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

tAornrR terrible fire occurred in
'hlciAo ON Tuesday last. A district
..,or iAlfa mile long and nearly four
hnul-od yards wide was burned over
.Atai..nl los OF millions of dollars.
Mar farilies have thus been rendered
he mslass and pennies. Macy Of The new
hlillings, which have been ereetsl since
the other Ere were e0nsnn.ri. Never
les,re bis Two such ealam.lies ial!en upon
b. a.. B. rit.tr .s rioifa srlro ~ tine
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

The Grand Commandery of Knights
remplar of the State met at Cynthiana,
July oh, aud elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year;
Il, Ed. A. Beatty, G.. c.
V. E.-S. 5. Parker, ID. q c.
Ell. Bassett, G.. G..
E-Jacob Swigert, q. G. G..
Wv. l.. Thomas, q. 5. W.
Ed. NJ. Poyntz, q. j. W.
Ed. L. Robb, q. I.
Ell. ID. Croninger, q. ;.
E.-Aloss Terry, q. S,andard-bearer,
Ell. W Fulton, q. W.
The attendance Mas very large; the
usual business was Transacted, and the
next meeting of the Gland Command
ery was fixed for Padueab. on the first
Wcdnc-1nv In Nav 1915.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

ii. d. NEwco,iE. the President of the
L. d n. X. X. Co., is very low with
paralysis, and his death may be expect
ed at any hour.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

y 5.r .N,rs;zr-Iinec for County At.
lornsy, sccmcd t5fsgrct that there ever
s,.aL been-a brcati, against the fair fame
aud Integrity of his opponent, Mr.. Bob
i,iit, and declined making any personal
charges against him; but only stated, as
ap eeccat.ei;y Of the gentleman, the
lac, Of his having charged ore hundred
per cent commission for collecting con,
iributions for the Crab Orchard Monu-
mental Association. He also read let
ter written by Mr.. Bobbitt, in which he
admitted that he forged two names to a
hail bond, and appealed to the person
addressed not to tel any enc as it would
ls his ruin. We are permitted to ex-
tract from the letter he following:
~ : . But the reason ! am so very
anxious thl: no execution should issue
is becaase ] signed my brothers name
nnI brothsr-,n laws without their
knowledge or consent, and know they
would plead non ost ideiuM and get me
into trouble about it. Ii this was the
iir,t time | had signed their names with
cut permission, it would not matter, but
] have signed their names to other notes
nnd | can pay them all of without their
knowing anything about it, if am not
sued on any of them, or execution isnot
Issued upon that forfeited bond, you see
that would bring the whole thing to
light. and they would not only repudiate
them. but repudaie me Also
We DO not purpose speaking unkind-
~ Of Mr. Bcbbitt, nor would we appear
uncharitable, but the manner
in which he displayed himself before the
people Of Lincoln county, after the
public reading Of III. own admission Of
forgery. evidences boldness in vice,
and total disregard for the soundncss Of
his integrity and homer that is rcprehen-
sib,e. and should be rebuked by the peo-
Pile Of this county We unhesitaiingly
say that it i our opinion that any fur,
Their support of Mr.. Bobbtt as sn aspi
rant for office, would be fatal to the hon,
ar aud integrity of a party, and a last
ing reproach upon the good sense
and probity of his constituents.
Col Balm made a short speech, an
nouncing his candidacy for County At
torney, and appealing to his old neigh,
bers and fiiends to support him, regard
lsss Of his politics. Jadge sauacy made
IN able deieuse against the "salary
CAB anl the false statements of his
wicked t,aduccrs.
ladse Durham, our able Repre- enta-
1--we ia the i3i Congress, received per
i,ct ovation here last Monday, and in
the presence Of large audience, deliv-
c.,l one Of the most INT e,ting address
- ~ National affairs II has been our
good fortune 10 hear for many years.
Further comments are cut of by the
announcement from our forenan, that
Tho papers up
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