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r O r ZIG ~ G w S.
GaiIantry Of Turkey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. Is

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 10.
The Grand Council of the Empire
met yesterday. The first three hours
of the sitting were occupied by the
reading of a statement OF events which
have occurred since the outbreak CT
the insurrection in Herzegovina.
Midhat Pasha then made "a long speech,
in the course of which he gave an ac-
count of the Turkish counter propo-
sails and the concessions which the
Porte, in a spirit OF Cancellation, has
made upon points where the constitu-
ton would not thereby be infringed.
He dwelt on the gravity of the situa-
ton, spoke Of the departure Of the
Plenipotentiaries and the possibility of
war, the horrors attending it and the
injury it would do the internal affairs
of the country, the impossibility of
procuring funds for war, and the fact
that Turkey could not rely upon any
alliance. Several speeches followed,
the most noteworthy being made by
the Greek and Armenian patriarcIs.
All the speakers repealed the idea of
accepting the European proposals.
Midhat Pasha again pointed out the
gravity of the crisis and the distress
which would result from war. After
hearing all the speeches, the Council
unanimously rejected the proposals
amid shoutsi of death before dis
honor.o
LONDON, Jan. 20.
The Grand Vizier was summoned
10 the Palace yesterday The Otto
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HOUSE of

Mr.. Mighels has introduced i'm the
Assembly a bill for the establishments
ola House of Refuge. The bill pro-
poses incidentally to settle the pres
ent controversy between Reno and
Carson as to the location of the State
Prison, by establishing the new in
stitution at Reno and utilizing the
ground already acquired and the
buildings as far as constructed. Thir-
iy thousand dollars is appropriated to
complete the needful structures, and
tifty-ive thousand to pay current ex-
penses. The bill is long and we have
had no time to examine all its pr owls
ions. 1t is intended as "A house of cor
rection, school, shop and farm COM
tined, wherein may be confined all
lads between II and Is years of age
who + convicted of any crime or
misdemeanor less than capital offense,
or one whose punishment is life i'm
prisonment. 1t also provides that up
petition OF any parent, guardian or
school teacher, and upon proof, any
boy between those who is in-
corrigibly vicious, or a vagrant,
or a thief, or an habitual truant,
may be sentenced to imprison-
ment in the House of Refuge until he
arrives at eighteen. justices of the
Peace have jurisdiction.
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man PIenipotentiaries will present
counter proposals to the conference,
with the object of Cancellation.
The Moscow Gazette, discussing the re-
suit of the conference, concludes: Eu-
rope has lowered her prestige by her
compliant humor. As the Porte has re-
fused the proposals. Europe must now
enforce her original demands instead
of the modified scheme of the confer
ence
Silver, fifty-eight' and three-six-
teenthS.
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JOURNALISTIC AMENITIES If the
following from the Reno Journal be a
fair criterion, Powning and Parkinson
are having a little tiff:
What is the difference between a
dead mule and the editor of the Carson
Tribune? The one lies still and the
other still lies.
There is no copyright on the above.
1t IS offered gratis for the benefit of the
public.
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THE English earldoms now in ex-
istence and dating back from the tif-
te~enttfcentury appear. to be but three
jim number, while those dating from
the sixteenth century may be counted
ON ones fingers.
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Convention, to ect IN Washington
two days befo counting the vote,
may be very in cent, but it is certain
ly unnecessary The time is ill chosen.
1t may not b Intended to threaten,
but il smacks iorce, and we trust we
have heard the ,sst of 1t.
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AN attempt is being made by the
School Board, at Greenock, scotland,
to promote the singing of Temperance
songs" by the children at their
schOols
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The Springfield Republican says that
hogs are the sheet anchor OF Western
prosperity. But we thought that corn
was the main sale.
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EGI2fJ.

Ruby Hill Jan. l9-Wife of w. III. Miller, q
daughter.
Virginia. Jan. lG- Wife Of J.. j.. Baird, n
daughter.
Austin, Jan. l2-Wife of w. d. Jones, a son.
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Il. j.. GArLINa is dissatisfied with
the trial OF his gun at Gibraltar, where,
10 says, Il Was not given q fair chance.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 10.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 10.
A resolution was offered the Ala
bama House of Representatives to-day
by Delmas (Rep.) and referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations,
that all reports that the last election in
Alabama was unfair or Illegal are
without foundation.
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EASTERN D|SPATC Hes.
BY Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY ENTtN Eli.
WASHINGTON.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
MEETINGS.
Notable Escape--May Turns Up.
WASHINGTON.
Notable Escape--May Turns Up.
THE ALABAMA ELECTION.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee held a meeting last night, atthe res
idence of Hewitt, and authorized the
Chairman and Secretary to call a
meeting of the Democratic National
Committee at an early day, if they
should deem proper to do so, with
reference to the resolution adopted at
the Democratic Convention at Column
bus, Ohio, on the Sth of January, re-
questing the National Democratic Com
mittee to call a National Democratic
Convention, to meet at Washington
City on the 18th of February.
Charles Fisher, recently convicted
of purloining papers from the office
OF the District Attorney, and subse-
quently %pardoned, and conveyed by his
friends to a lunatic asylum in his
district. made his escape last night.
Frederick May is i'll this city. He
arrived on Tuesday last and is I'M
hurt.
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By Overland Telegraph.

TO THE DAILY sENTtsEL.
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+ TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORM
i ING my friends and the public generally
that | have taken thu above house. The
rooms arc clean, comfortable and quiet. A
share Of the patronage Of the public is re.
specially solicited.
Rooms by the day or woek.
daft MRS. s. j. DILL.
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Mound Builders.

At the last meeting of the Philadelphia
Academy Of music, MIR. John Ford des-
cribed q group of eight burial mounds
opened BY him near Coup's creek, Ma
coupin county, Illinois. Each of the
graves was lined with stone slabs, aud,
after the bodies were placed in position
within, earth had been packed around
them SO as to fill the enclosure. All the
skeletons found in these graves faced the
east In one of the graves. flour skeletons
were found, seated in two pairs, the
kuees of one pair pressing against the
backs of the other. The arms were
crossed. In the right hand of each indi
vidual thus inferred a large marine shell
(Buccinum perversum, Linn) had been
20 placed that the small end of the shell
rested in the hand and the large end in the
hollow above TIE left hip. Within each
shell what appeared to be the bones of al
child were found, whose skull had been
eruehed before burial. the skull protrud-
Ing beyond the aperture of the shell. I'll
- probable that these infants were sacri-
need to the dead,
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bEATTYS{ ssS7SE S q a.

nc Dest ana most lasting parlOr Orgsr
VOW in use. No other parlor organ ia.
over attained the same popularity.
II has been tested by thousands. man,
or them competent judges. and gives uni
versal satisfaction 10 all.
The music Is adapted to the humar
voice, ranging from the softest finite Iikf
note to volume of sound unsurpassed by
any instrument.
This instrument has all the latest i'm
provements, and every organ IA fully
warranted for six years. Beautiful oil
polish, black walnut panelled cases. which
Will not CRACK or WARP, and forms
in addition to splendid instrument of
music. beautiful piece of furniture.
This organ needs only to be seen to be
appreciated, aud is sold Ut extremely lov
figures for cash. Secondhand instrumcnts
taken IN exchange.
Agents wanted, male or female. Ia everv
county In the United States and Canada.
A liberal discount made to teachers.
ministers. churches, schools, lodges. etc, i,
where We have no agents, Iilustrstej
catalogue and price list free. Correspond.
snce solicited. Agents, discount given
where l have no agents. Best offer ever
ziven now ready. Address,
DANIEL y. BEATTY.
1V1sA. tstDtoss, JteeO jersey.
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GEORGIA Crackers.

Mr.. E. V. Smalley, writing from Geor.
gia, gives this lucid description of tn.
people OF the pine. woods belt in that State
The settlers are of the tall, lank. raw
boned, yellow visaged Georgia "cracker -
type. The men look like some of the
earicatures Of Southern bulldozers. Thei,
hair, worn long. is of q peculiar dirty
brown color; their beard, scans and short,
seems to find an insufficient amount of
nourishment for healthful growth on their
sadaverous cheeks. They are angular,
awkward and loose-jointed, chew tobacco
vigorously, and dress in the cheapest of
homespun. The women are, If possible,
more unattractive than the men. There
ID not trace of comelIness or shapellneas
ABOUT their faces or forms. They lose
their front teeth at an early age, ard the
vacancy IN their mouths serves as al
aperture through which they thrust pine
stick daubed with snuff. The vile habit
Of smeariDg the gums with snuff is uni
vsrsal among them. The rudest peasan
Try Of Europe present no such specimens
Of superlativs feminine ugliness IS :doI
these Georgia ''crackers,"
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SHEEP-TrCxs

o06hf-IlCKe.
Ticks on sheep are a source of great an
noyance to that animal, and prevent j,
from attainings full condition. The shee,
tick is very hardy insect, and difficult ia
get rid of. The easiest method of ex.
terminating a flocx of them is to avail,
until shearirg time, when the ticks will
have left the old sheep and gathered upon
the lambs. Then provide q tight box.
large and deep enough to dip lamb q
body in it. Procure two or three pounds
OF strong plug tobacco, tear into shreds
and steep it in boiling water, at the rate
OF five gallons to one pound of tobacco
To this liquid add quarter of a pound
OF flowers of sulphur to esch five gallons.
Take the lamb by its fsur feet, and hold.
ing its head so as not to put it into the
liquid. immense the lambs BODY in the
tub for half a minute, so that the whole
is covered except the head and feet in the
tobacco juice. Then lift the lamb ont of
the bath and let it loose in q clean ward
or shed. AS precaution against this
pest, the lambs should be
dipped IN this way every season after
shearing time.
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Honoway's Pills
cure the following diseases,
Disorder Of The Kidneys.


In all diseases affecting these ORGANS
whether they secrete too much or too lit
tie Water; or whether they be afflicted with
stone or gravel, or with aches and pains
settled in the loins over the regions of the
kidneys, these Pills should Dc taken &C.
cOrding to the printed directions, and the
Ointment should be we'll rubbed into the
small of the back at bed time. This treat.
ment will give almost immediate relief
when Ill other mans haye failed.
FOR STOMACHS OUT OF ORDER.
No medicine viii! SO effectually improve
the tone of the stomach as these Pills:
they remove oil acidity occ ,sioned either
by lntemperance or improper dict. They
reach the liver and reduce it to q healthy
action; they are wonderfully efficacious in
cases OF spasm-in fact they never fail In
curing all disorders of the liver and
stomach,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best
known in the world for tho following
diseases: Ague, Asthma, Bilious Com.
plants, Blotches on the Skin, Bowels.
Consumption, Debility, Dropsy, Dysen
try, Eryeipelas. Female Irregularities.
Fevers of all kinds, Fits, Gout, Headache'
Indigestion, inflammation, Jaundicc. Liver
c Complaints, Piles, rheumatism, Reten-
ton of urine, Scrofula or Kings Evil.
sore Threats. Stone and Gravel, Tic
'rumors. Ulcers. Worms of
oil kinds. Weakness from any cause. etc
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The WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PuBIFlFR
EyHMAKa
EsEM Ar

zhts tnco,"pornbte DEpUPhTrvn
q PoMerfM ALTERATIVE, TCSIrY =
U UTA DiA!rLiOKETIC, and AF,E p1.
It in,c1,.eS,e , "na r ,sas which render
tfs continued use ,ciU tnorounHgii,a 100. -
cnte az d'seascs Of the blood. its ; ;"ass-
u'e"ts are OF u zareiy harmless e-tyyns
f,on, He products gathered from, rc,nas.
EOyptt"n PForinceS, and ,rLarn , remote
the s!i0hfest faint Of disease in , ,meTo -
ZEN. II "cTc' J"i,s III ejecti"g tiat aisegg..
DeHi"0 it through the mann an ,|, OF e.
cMn , 81 the body, thc,e6y aHovi vns
thn; ,nmesa, Jorci"g al tie o,gans ;m mg,
Hit;onp '"eer se mori ne ",d f,snc.ionaI con-
conrfnce any a,"ticnt q,s;ig it! Of ~ une
doubted Reliability ond qrSns1rf,1 ,s s nr-
ire IRE zrnnerfies, 1t tei"g. ',aost nmquestiom-
ABLY, the ferV acme Of medical tr;,,mnn.
e'no the greatest d:score,y Of tie Drr.o,s
cJe, in the treatment OF e,cr,, JJ; sso.s
srncre me dtood ifseT IS primarily tho
se@s OF re 'cst9" Or disorder. sntt as
causes that lc0d to TITS terrible ,fG;s+; c,.o
of t"hicA GN cicHi~"a con,,.tunj;i~g '1r.
eog4 ,i 5o,. Hihficat 1rstth has asscrt-
eisit occn ante tie mira ant ,n,y1h "'e.
erntiOns,' eat to EI:tjEEN- EjGis, 3Nn
LNfEEBkED CONSIixtII0hS it is a
poirr'iti 9'e}nr""otor, cG'isjEg tie ,rrecH
furSis IF 5,,HEhony.
For CLIJEI,O Us DISEASES. VRyE.
= ~ Di,CTD i.HF. tGhSTJi'A iION OF
GINER.fI M, M
O0S DEi:FLi ~, !sEIR. IISx.
GL!FDiLiR 5NLIHftE .hYS, EpI,
: ~ -" -f -fTOt.: f$E; E:?, ~ s-FyY.
4 rms RE ~ G-3 TIE EJhES fEG0.
J. e ~ u l. CETS. tENEL IL fCN.
HI MS (C.ssj 20 TIE O~nt:pa. sec it is a
b3o!@ tony sotty!'t ji.! 81 c,se;tiUe, s,tscep-
',"se' "hH 1@t:"'ffc Jrtn0icG, rs it takes
AL51 iIo:t.cs or fFRCAjC DISE4SE
~ 1LiEH TIL GLCGD IS g..t4, SIR
;;E TIE iLDtEi =. it is in~ai..uhIc A
= :'*fc c!c"cc 'rf':, tAis a1l4"f3 ,rN prose
e f'osftirs ant 1,tln,Ctee:.t cetre for
Z: us mt tIsEi.S t:ns; c!y -HiLA.
RAJ FOlAcES.
1ho:sa1:,f9 Of Testimonials a.test ths
'rasfh 0f sh"sc cfrit:ts.
i'~icr, '',@ itai'tr, in t=rge bo.ttc, o.
3ic 5ottt:s, ~.
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coda. Put in basin, which set in your
steamer, and steam one and one-hal1
hours; then set IN the stove oven TO,
half an hour. If more convenient, 1t may
be put into deeper vessel ard set in 4
kettle of boiling water, instead of steam
ling.
The same process and proportions, ex-
cept making thinner, make . nice pud-
ding. TO be eaten with syrup or butter, or
boiled sauce, or cream and sugar, and
this may DO varied by the use of ginger In
the prdding. by different fruits, soaked
chopped up CT stswed. Suet added makes
a suet pudding.
Everybody makes Johnny-cake. At
the risk of telling what all know already,
give my rule: One pint sour milk, 81
eggs (le's will dog, one tablespoonful of
butter or other good shortening, teaspoon
ful OF salt, corn meal to make thin bat
Ter. half teaspoonful of soda. ThenI
comes the secret Of its goodness bake
quickly, and cat as soon % baked.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature
Of J. HAYDOCK, as agent for the United
States, surrounds each box of Pills. and
Ointment. A handsome reward will bt
given to any one rendering such infor-
nation ~ may lead to the detection OF
any party or parties counterfeitine the
medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
***Sold at the nsnufactory of Profes.
sor Holloway q Co., New York, and BY
all respectable druggists and dealers in
medicines throughout the CIVILIZED world.
In boxes at % cents, 50 cents and 81. each
"a There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
n. B.-Directions for the guidance of
patients In every disorder are affixed to
each b0x.
Once. llsLiberty t., NY.
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The Household.
PLAIN PREPARATIONS OF FOOD

~~~~> . AsA|A ANN AV&No VT FtODs
A housewife writes 70 the Farm Journa
some recipes for the preparation of plain
wholesome dishes for making up variety
Of food from the common staple article,
to b found on the farm. She says: An,
housekecper will find by experimenting
that much can be done to make such 8
variety without adding much 10 the usual
grocery bill. Let me suggest few ideas
First, great variety Of bread may be
made. Every body bakes white bread
but usually in each family it is all of one
kind, and the task becomes tiresome.
Good hop yeast bread Is probably the
most generally acceptable as q standby.
but there are but few who occasionally
would not relish loaf OF salt or milk
rising bread, nicely made. or if in the
habit of using the latter: kinds. loaf Of
hop yeast.
To make salt rising: At night STIR in a
quart bowl of thin batter of lukewarm
water and corn meal to half ill the
bowl; keep where it will retain warmth
through the night. In the morning, early,
make sponge in the center of q pan of
warm flour (made by stirring 1t on the
stove few minutes) with warm sweet
milk and water, half of each. or less milk.
It you have not 90 much to use, with salt
70 suit. Keep warm, and BY the time you
can attend to it after breakfast, it will be
fosmy light; mix, into loaves; when light,
bake. The secret of success is in not al
lowing the bread in any stage to chill, and
In good baking. The oven ought not to
be hot enough to ecorch, nor cool enough
to allow the dough to run. A moderate
ly quick heat 1t first is best, decreasing
from the time the loaf is crusted over. I'll
does not require - long baking - yeast
bread.
Graham bread can be made the same
way 10 made better With little sugar or
nolasses and shortening added.
Steamed brownbresd ID excellent. Tol
make: One quart sour milk or butter
milk. one teacup moIasses. tsblsspo onful
Of shortsaiDg, one teaspoonful salt, one
cup white -four, and corn meal to mako Q
pretty stiff batter. Last, steaspoonful Of
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VENTILATED CHAMBERS.

VENTILATED CUAHBE8S.
When 1t is considered that pure sir is
essential to the publication Of the blood,
and that the food We eat never becomes
nutriment until it meet with the air in the
lungs. and when it; is furthermore re-
membered that full third of our entire
existence is Passed in our sleeping apart
ments, it must be clear TO the commonest
understanding that the difference between
breathing a pure and impure air, while
we are asleep, is literally incalculable as
TO the effects upon our happiness and
we'll being.
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Sitting Around.

They are sitting around upon barrels an
chairs,
Discussing their own and their neiehbor'
affairs,
And the look Of content that is seen OF
each face
Seems to say IL have found m, appropri
ate place.
Sitting around.
10 bar-rooms and groceries calmly they
sit,
And sersnely chew borrowed tobacco, and
spit.
While the stories they tell and the jokes
tina: they crack,
ehow their hearts have grown hard ard
undoubtedly black
While sitting around.
The ''sitter around" is man Of no means,
And his face wouldn't pass for quart of
white beans,
Yet he somehow or other contrives 10
exist,
And is frequently seen with a drink in his
fist
While sitting around.
The loungrrs they toll not nor yet do they
spin,
Unless it be yarns while enjoying their
gin. |
They are people of leisure, yet often, tits
true,
They allude 10 the work they're intend
Ing to do
While sitting around.
They've habit of talking of other men,
wives,
A. they white up sticks with their horn.
handled knives
They re scaly old set, and wherever you
You will see them in groups or strung out
in row
Sitting around.
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The MINES,

Which are located on Clark's Fork, are
shown by Developments to be the best
and richest in the country.
A road to the mines will be opened in q
short time from the Crow Agency, dis.
lance of only forty miles, which will en-
able us to make connection with the Vel.
lowstone boats, putting the products of
our mines at least one hundr,d miles
nearer market wagon transportation than
any other mines in the Territory. The
Company now offer for sale.
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BEAT Y RZAN0Z
rama square and UPRIGHT

Urand square and UDri~ht
ms h instrument is the most handsome
ana pest Piano ever before manufacturers
IN this country or Europe. h svina re y
greatest possible depth, richness And VOL e
IN cotton OF tone.combined with a rare brillisn
cyt 1ha and perfect evenness through
plisiug duration of sound, the bower ,, q sn nd
sympathetic quality of which ne ~"u
f fn' 4est under the most delicate or power
Iui touch. Space forbids q full desc ~T,'
tion OF this magnificent instrnman,
agents discount given where | have No. !;
agehts. Remember you take no rial ~
RI1rcnasing one of these CELEBRAT1Eimn|
INSTRUMENTS. If, after five ~ d.,
test trial. it proves unsatisfactorya I KS
money you have paid will be refnndad
Rsra. .e.of re- OF instrument, aud freight
warranted tor six years. Address. ''"o'
Daniel i. Beatty
a., Washington, New Jersey, U.S,A
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that arr
anxious to be cured should try DR.. Kiss
ner's Celebrated Consumptiye Powders.
these Powders are the only preparation
known that will cure CONSUMPTION and
al diseases OF the Threat and Lungs-in.
deed. SO strong is our faith in them. and
10 convince you that they are no humbug.
we Will forward to every sufferer, by mail,
post paid, a Free Trial Box. We don y
want your money until you are perfectly
satlsfled of their curative powers. If yorr
NE Is worth saving, don't delay in giving
these Powders q trial, as they will SURELY
cure you. 0''
trice, for large box, 81. 90, sent to anv
part OF the United STATES or Canada by
maj! on receipt of price. Address.
ISociyJ ASH &, ROBBINS.
S6O Fulton Street, Brooklyn. NY.
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0OPY YOUR T-E7vc1,
u Excelsior {SE
mADt Of CHEMICAL p4pP00 k. ~

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, re.san copies of letters, every ihS ,g to
:; .s ~ ciergymen, correspondent business
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