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JERE'S OATH.
ssGOd Being My Helper, L Shall Meet
Them at PhtIIippi'' and Drive Out
the HeII-HOunds.
New York Tribune.l

New York Tribune1
WASHINGTON, January 23.-JeTe
Haralson, the colOred member of con-
eress from Alabama, who voted for the
amnesty bill, and was applauded by the
Democrats, has written q curious letter
to one of his friends in defense of his
political course. The letter is addressed
to CashiD, O colored man, and Coon, to
whom reference is made, is "carpet-
bagger" of the Spencer stripe. The fol-
lowing is the letter:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON, January l9, 1876. !
DEAR CAsHIN-YCurs of the fifteenth
instant to hand, and contents noted.
expected before-I voted to hear howl
from those hell-hounds below; but say
t. them all that, God being my help,
shall meet them at Phillippi. My ex-
plsnation for voting for general amnesty
fs: First-Because it is right above all.
Second-Because was elected on that
principle; our platform adopted at the
Republican convention at Montgomery,
1874, says "thst the Republicans Of Ala
bama demand the equal civil and polit-
ical rights Of all men before the law"
Third-Because / am Grant man, and
Grant recommended general amnesty.
Fourth-Because the c0lored man in the
south wants peace and good will to sll,
and hatred to none, and asks for others
what be desires for himself-an equal
chance in the race Of life. We, as q race,
cannot afford to aid in any manner in
keeping up strife for the benefit Of office
hunters. Allow me to ask your atten-
ton to q few questions, which / hope
you will put to Coon, Rapier, Curtis,
and Others: First-Is it better for US
colored men to forget and forgive, and
have the good will Of the world, or is it
better for US to stir up the cTuelties Of
the past, and ourselves suffer in order
that Coon & Co. may profit thereby =?
Do | represent the true principles OF
Republicanism and our party when I
strive to put the seal Of peace and good
will upon amnesty? Is it not
better for us in general, especially in the
south, that there be good feeling between
both white aud black? Is it not better
that the leading colored men take this
thing in hand and build up our race,
build up our party upon the tus prin-
ciples OF right and justice of Republican
ism, and drive those who are striving to
ride into office on prejudice into the
| blackest political hell? Is it not the
truth that such men as Rspier, Coon and
others are the sole cause OF our party be-
ing defeated in Alabama to-day? Don't
you think that there are thousands Of
white men in Alabama who would glad
| Iy join tie ranks OF the Republican par
ty and help to build up the party upor
the strong principles Of right, justice
good for all and evil for none? We mus
drive out these hell-hOunds, and go il
for peace between the two races south
Truly yours,
JERE HARALSOS.
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HOW IS THIS?
Evcrisf, the Principal Witness Against
BabcOck, Allowed TO Return 10
Italy.
New Orleans Times.l

New Orleans Times.l
WASHINGTON, January 24.-Some
comment is caused here by statement
that Everist, an important witness
against the st Louis whisky ring, was
allowed to leave the city after lie had
been in communication with prominent
officials. It is said that Everist was in
duced to return to this country from
Italy, where he had gone when the first
raid was made upon the st. LOUIS distil.
lers, by promise Of Bristow and Pierre
pont that he should not be prosecuted if
he turned States evidence. His evidence
liz said to have been very positive against
Babcock. When the President heard
this, he declared that the parole should
not be kept So Everist was notified by
the officials who had caused him to come
here that they could not protect him,
and he sailed fer Italy last Tuesday.
The chairman of the judiciary commit
tee Of the house will move a resolution
Of inquiry into the matter. The story
creates s. profound sensation.
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GRANT OUT.
The President Assures COnkling of His
own Northumberland There
upon Takes the Field as an
AVOWed Presidential
Candidate.
New York Tribune,l

New York Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, January 21.-1t is
learned to-day that President Grant has
formally signifeA to Senator Conkling
and others that Ee has decided not to be
a candidate for the Presidency, and has
pledged himself not to accept renomi-
nation. Similar reports have two or three
times recently been in circulation, but
there are some especial reasons for at
taching more credit to this one. 1t ap-
pears that Senator COnkling is acting
upon the notification; that he has
formally avowed his own purpose to be
a candidate, and has already formally
begun the organization of his campaign.
The confirmation of this may soon be
looked for in such Republican papers as
assume to speak with party authority.
There is no reason to suppose that the
President in retiring from the list has
indicated preference tOE any Of the re-
manning competitors; but it requires no
effort Of the imagination to suppose that
he is grateful for Senator Conkling's for.
bearance. The chances are, therefore,
that the senator will enter the field with
as much assistance rs anybody Is likely
to get from the Federal office-holders.
Democrats believe that the effect of the
Conkling movement will be to force
Governor Tilden more prominently to
the front; but the Republicans here do
not attach equal Importance to that
idea, and outside of New York do not
seem to consider the plans OF Mr.. Conk-
ling of much consequence.
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RoId AttempttoR Rob a Bank.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, January 3d.
At Northampton, last night, seven dis
guised men broke into the house of John
Whittlesay, cashier Of the NOrthamp-
ton national bank, secured Mr.. Whittle-
say and family, obtained the keys of the
bank, and leaving one of their number
as a guard, six proceeded to the bank
and attempted to bre ak into the vault,
but the door and lock were too strong,
and they left without accomplishing
their purpose. Cashier Whittlesay was
robbed Of his grld watch and what
money he had at home. There is evil
dence that the gang had been planning
the robbery for some time, making their
headquarters in the attic OF one Of the
town schoolhOuses.
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The whisky Ring Trials.

ST. LOUIS, January 26.-UpOn the re-
sumption of the trial OF M'Kee this
morning it was agreed between the
court, the counsel for the government
and for General Bsbcock, that neither
Babcock nor the witnesses in Washing
ton summoned for this case should be
required to present themselves next
Monday, at which day the case is set
for trial on the docket. The M'Kee trial
will last all this week, and Mr.. Vor-
hees said there was probability that
the trial of Mcguire, the ex-cOllector,
would last as long as M'Kee's. Babcock
follows Mcguire. The instructions OF
the court were that the defendant and
witnesses should simply be instructed to
hold themselves in readiness to come as
soon as telegraphed for.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

VIZ hope the general council will to-
night finish up the salary and appoint
meut questions, and without the loss of
ja-thes time, get to the consideration
Cf ways and means to put the leves aud
streets in order and force the collection
OF back taxes. These are matters Of
much more vital importance to the city
than the peddling Of official patronage.
CIT 10 business, gentlemen, get to busi-
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spesca.

The trustees oithe Southwestern Bsp-
tist university, at Jackgo1, Tennessee,
hsve established q law department, and it
is their purpose TO aSiish a medical de-
p1rtmeut. Memphis, in our opinion, is
the proper place for this school. The
president, DR.. Wm. Shelton, hal some
correspondence with medical gentlemen
in this city and neighboring towns OF
Tennessee sni Mississippi, in reference
TO the suI iecS. Or. Shelton viii presch
next Sunday (S0h). in the Central
Baptist church, anu will remain for
some days in the city to see what in
terest may be Felt ia the university, and
espccisly In medical college in Mem
phis. u Il desiTstls that an interlocu-
tory mCeti,g ~ our l=adiug ply sicisGs
shUUl ! ue held some dsy next week, at
which D.. Shelton may be present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

THE New York Tribune calls attention
to the fact that none ofthe Liberals in the
house were present q! theRepublican con-
gTessinDsl caucus on Saturday night, and
that the faces Of Messrs. ChitteHden,
Bliss, Willis, Banks, ,Willismsand others,
were conspicuous by their absence. Mr.
Kelley, Of Penusy ylvsnis, whose loyalty
is sometimes doubted, was also absent.
So also was Mr. ksssOn. Evidently
Blaine did not make anything with the
congressional Liberals by his ann esty
enaeca
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DIED.

FUCHS-On Tuesday, January 25th, at 81
O'clock pm, Mrs. ANNA MARIE THEREsE
Fuchs, mother of Alexander and Victor d.
Fuchs.
Funeral from the residence Of Mrs. Amelia
Aehla, 244 Washington street, this (rHURS-
DAY. morning, at sH o'clock. Requiem high
mass at st. Mary's Catholic Church at 10
clock. Friends of the family are invited TO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27
NOTICES.
Official Notice to Tax-PsyeTs-S!ate and
County Taxes, 1875.

The Tax-BOoks for the year 1870 are now
ready January 10, 1876, and L will imme-
diately proceed to collect according to law.
ALL TAX-PAYERS who have personal
property must come forward, or they win md
their tax-bi1is In the hands OF constables at
the expiration of ninety days.
The attention, OF BANKS, assurance
COMPANIES and CORPORATIONS, is earn
estly called to this notice.
The POLL and DOG TAX-LIST is ALSO
DUE, and should be paid forthwith, in order
to save annoYance and expense.
Respectfully, A. z. FRANkLAND,
State and County Tax Collector,
ta2O Shelby County, Tennessee, 1876.
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MARRIED.

TOPPING G-LEGUERE-On Tuesday even
ing, January 25th, by Rev. Father Edelin,, Mr.
:. II. TOPPING and Mrs. JULIA r. LEG UERE,
both of this city. No cards.
KNOTT-RASPBERRY- January 25,
1876, at the residence Of the brides mother.
Mrs. NJ. E. Raspberry, by Rev. Mr.. Mead, DR.,
8. J. KNOTT, eldest son OF Rev. DR.. Knott, OF
this city, and Miss MoLLIE RASPBERRY, OF
Crfttenden county, Ark,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

a CANVASS CT tie senate on Tuesday
last revealed The fact that Pinchbsck
had thirty-three votes, Egstis thirty
four, and five doubtful. II is believed
that the Louisi9us question will be die
posed Of this week, as it is the desire OF
both sides to get it out Of the way.
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C0PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

VIHE undersigned having formed a cOpart-
nership, dating from January lst, under
the style of " Moore, BaSsett q Co" will
transact a general business in House Building
Materials, comprising Lumber, Laths, Shin
giles, Doors, Sash and Blinds. Parties desiring
to purchase any goods in our line will md IL
to their interest to give q call.
MOORE, BASSETT & CO.,
S5l aDd S5S Second st., Greenlaw OperahOuse.
G. b. MOORE, late Supt Memphis Wood Works.
q. T. BASsETT, late Salesman Memphis Wood
works ial9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

CINCINNATI, January 26.-A special
TO the Commercial from CharlestoWn,
West Virginia, says that the bodies Of
Dawson, Estep and Hines, who were
Iynched last night, were taken down by
the prosecuting attorney to- day, and an
INQUEST was held. A verdict was return
ed that they came to their death by q
mob, whose names were unknown.
Dawson manifested no fear; Estep was
inclined to confess, but was restrained
from doing 80 by Dawson; Hines was
taken = short distance from the others,
and gave way TO grief. Estep's body
was buried by his friends at the scene Of
the hanging. Dawson's body will be
sent to Lynchburg, Virginia, where his
parents reside.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

THE Knoxville CtyoaicLe says that the
board OF mayer ard aldermen Of that
city has stSltsd out well in the way of
retreachment and reform. The sboli-
t.on Of all salsriSs Tor mayor and alder
men, snd the reduction of all other ssls-
ii :, saves to the corporation over Eve
thousand dollars per annum.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

ED H. LUsHIsGTOS, in letter to the
London Times, WhiSh reached us by
telegraph lsst night, agrees with that
paper that the United States direct cable
each time that it has been ruptured the
rupture has bsen accomplished by inter-
ested stocsjobbeTs and iDwater, to use
his words, ''of depth exceeding that of
dragging srchOr under ordinary cir
g. cuDaGtapeas -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

The L9rd2u TiP2es, reviewing the
political prospect in France, says we
may be certsin that the next session of
the senate and legislative assembly will
open urder cabinet realizing the prom.
Use of Lille, and summoning around it
moderate men Of all parties.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

Chicago, January 26: A. C. Hesing,
editor Ofthe Stats Zeitung, and Jacob
Rehm, an ex-pollce superintendent OF
Chicago, were indicted by the grand
jury in the United States district court
to-day for conspiracy in connection with
the whisky frauds. Ex-Deputy-C COllec-
tor J. F. Hoyt, was indicted on the
same charge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

THE Georgia State Democratic execu-
tive committee bsve called 8 conveu-
ton Of the congressional districts for the
twsnty-six.h Of April, to select dele
gates TO The National Democratic ccr-
ntnnfinn
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Removals and RPSiGnatiOn-The 3-6J
Bonds.

Bonds.
= WASHINGTON, January 26.-Dr. M.
c. Hoffey, reading clerk, and J. w.
Dayton, assistant journal clerk, having
been removed by the clerk OF the house
of representatives, john w. Barclay,
for twenty. seven years journal clerk, has
resigned, preterring that course to re-
moval.
The amendment recommended by the
senate committee on appropriations, to
be made II q j)int resolution, directing
the commissioners Of the District Of Co.
lumbia to pay interest on the 65 bonds,
is to strike out the provisO which pro-
hibits the further issue Of 3-65 bonds,
and SAYS that nothirg in this joint reso-
luton shall involve the government OF
the United States in any obligation to
pay the principal or interest Of any
such bonds which have been issued con-
trary to or not in pursuance Of law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

THE Arksnsas Ststegrsnge, composed
of the most substantial citizsns Of the
State, is in session in Little Rock, where
they have been warmly welcomed. The
Arkansas grange is live and progress
i've hrlu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

REPRESENTATIVE WADDELL's bill to
reduce the postage on letters and manu-
script sent 10 newspapers to the rates
now charged on book manuscript, ap-
peals 70 a sentiment Of justice, and has
the unanimous indorsement Of the
Ia .naa
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NOTICE,

A Special Commissioner appointed by the
"A Chancery Court of Memphis, L viii offer
for sale, for sixty days, the property on north
line of Union street, between Main and sec
oud streets, at the alley, fronting 50 feet by a
depth of ~ rect. Terms-One-fouTth cash;
balance 8, u and Is months, notes bearing b
per cent. interest from date.
January IA, 1875. A. s. BROWN,
fsI5 Special Commissioner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

COLONEL CAUSE, repres enting the first
Arkansas district, hss introduced bill
into the house sppropr,ating one million
dollars for the completion of the.neglect.
ed shsfs OF the Washington monument
beflre the Fourth Of July. 1t can't be
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Election Of Directors.

OFFICE PHOENIX INSURANCE CoMPANY,)
No. 10 Madison Street,
Memphis, January l2, ls16J
VNHE annual election for Seven Directors TO
serve the ensuing year, will be held az the
Office of the Company on TUESDAY, the SIN
day OF February, 1876, between the hours OF 10
am and 2 pm. THOS. h. ALLEN, Pres't.
a. r CLARKE, Secretary. jaI2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

THE HeTzsgoviuisng do not like the
protocol Of Austria, and hence announce
their determination TO continne the war
FOR liberty. The Turks, we hope, will
have to go under.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

TIE Democratic CAUCUS OF the Ohio
Legislature have agreed to establish q
Democratic daily In Columbus tia.
must be thoroughly Democratic. A
good move. We hope it viii be success
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27
COpartnership Notice.

FIIHE undersigned having formed a eopsrt-
nership, dating from January 24thJ under
the style of BORG 81 SEYFOR1H, VIII do
general BARBER BUSINESS, at the old stand
OF VIM. Borg, 32Il Union street. -
BORG & SEYFORTH.
LOUIS A. SEYFoRTH, late of the -Peabody
Hotel Barber shop. as
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27
HOT SPRINGS HOTEL
LW. CARHART. Proprietor.

WITH the new year, this hotel has changed
w hands, and is being refitted with great
care and expense, and furnished throughout
with new carpets. Its location is superior TO
any other in the Valley, and II is only half as
far from the depot as are the other houses.
Every room and department Is supplied with
gas and there is an elegant bath-house under
the same roof, with natural vapor baths.
No gambling permitted in any part OF the
hotel.
NV charges are from sl2 50 to sI7 80 per week
This was the drst-claSs house under the
present management, during 1874, and the pro-
prieter is deJermi ned II shall be the leading h0-
Tel in future. Your patronage Is respectfully
collected. /. W. CARHART, Proprietor.
Hot Springs, Ark, January 10, 1876. JAZZ
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THE people Of Memphis want the levee
put in ord=T and saved from further
washing by the river; they also want
The streets put in order, and the back
taXes cnileetad.
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WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.
wAsHIraros, January 2, la

NhsHINGION, JANUARY 2, an.
FJT Tennessee and Ohio valley gener-
ally c'gUdy tCodthCF dEd light Ydi,ss dur.
i'g The day. arith Souther,y to t0esterly
tciEisr slight changes IN temperature
and falling Jollo'red Jy rising Jaronle-
yrr
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

NOTICE is hereby given for compeutory
" plans of Courthouse to be erected in
soNIERvILLE, FAYErTE COUNTY, TENN.
to be presented to the Commissioners IN Som
erville, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1876,
and no plan will be paid for unless the same
is adopted by the Commissioners.
THOMAS r. COOKE,
]. L. PULLIAM,
W. BOYD,
EVAN GEORGE,
l.. 3. HALEY,
H. q. NORMAN,
w. b. DORTCH,
Ianuarv IL 1879 Commissioners.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

TIE Baiiid CroHista believes now
that the Spanish cortes will approve of
the clause in the constitution establish
ing religious liberation. A move in the
right direction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

THE Mexicsns on the border Lave
broken Gu. in revolution again, and
times are lively in the northern Mexi-
N StStes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

GENTLEziEN CT the general council,
give US an abe health board, like the
presepl, whatever sou do.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

THE Csrlisls are sill battling ursuc-
cess'aiiy with the Alforsists, Who are
IVuslly unsuccessful.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

iowa has resolved to restore the death
Iensity. She finds the galIows the only
thing for murderers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

HIPPOLYTE DUsAND, French states
man, died iu Paris yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27

New York, January %: Chase &
PsillOn's saw and planning mill, Brook
lyn, wss burned this morning. Loss,
forty thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-27
CLOSING RATES.

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: Eeu0
IoTk, cotton, 49,; Memphis, l2t. Nc10
loTk, god clTsed at Il2E; Memphis, lI2.
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HAYTI is preparing for another revo-
luton. Let her rip.
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DTsSOLUTIONs.
PARTNBRSH P---DISS0LU UTIQN

THE partnership of A. VsccRro & Co. was
dissolved on the first day OF January, 1870,
by limitation, Z. Dickmann rettIi ng.
A. NACCARO.
B. NACCARO.
A. B. VACCARO.
G. DICKNANN.
All partnership matters VIII be adjusted by
A VaccarO, B, VaccarO and A. B. NaccarO, who
will continue business, under the old name OF
A. VaccarO q Co., at 54 Front street, Mem
mis- Tenn A. VACCARO.
g. VACCARO.
iaI3 A. B. VACCARO.
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NOTICE. DISSOLUTION.

VIHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween II. B. Packer, OF Memphis, and
Riddle Coleman & Co., Of PtttsburZ, Pa, in
the Coal business, in this city, under the firm
name of II. B. Packer & Co., Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. Packer retlr-
ing, having disposed of his int crest TO said
Riddle Coleman & Co., who will continue the
business, under the management OF h. b.
Packer, as their agent.
RIDDLE COLEMAN q co.
n. B. PACKER.
Memphis, December 10, 1875.
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DISSOLUTION.

VlHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween 7. B. Haynes, II. c. Hampsou and
ID. l.. Ferguson, under the firm name and
style of T. B. Haynes q Co., Is this day us
solved by mutual consent, I. b. Haynes re-
tiring. d. L. Ferguson and II. Z. HamPsOn
are alone authorized to sign in nqnidatlohI
collect and settle all outstanding business
T. p, HAYNES.
H. q. HAMPSON.
Memphis, Jan. Z, 1876. d. L. FERGUSON.
NEW FIRNG.
d. L. FERGUSON h. c. HAMPSON
FERGUSON & RAMPsON,
Cotton Factors 4 Commission Merchants
27s Front St, Memphis. Tenn.
Liberal advances made on cor signm ents,
Planters business sOlicttei. Jas
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CONGRESS-.

4 Lively Day in the HOuse-Debate
Over the Bill Regulating Postage
on Third-Class Matter-Bill
Passed Without Division.
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Our stock o

COAL is Good, and Quality No. 1.
Also. No, ASHWOOD Send in your orders.
pecN Il. b PACKER, Manager.