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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18
General Trade.

= The demand for feed, though but
little more than local, is in excess Of
the supply, receipts having been light
ef during the present week than for
any corresponding period Of the sea-
son. The total arrivals for ths past
seven days have been but $50 sacks of
corn, 700 of bran, 280 Of oats, 4l2
bales hay, 525 bbls apples, a few lots
Of western potatoes, 1850 bbls meal
and 1850 bbls -four. The receipts Of
provisions, bagging, ties, and general
merchandise has been and continues
heavy, while trade in plantation sup
plies is liberal. Prices of all prime
consumptive articles is firm, the only
items exhibiting a droopy tendency
being chickens and eggs. The weather
for the past week has been dry and
exceedingly favorable for the %ripening
and gathering Of cotton, and 400 bales
of the new crop arrived here yester-
terday. The receipts show a steady
increase and prices are 4c per pound
higher than they we're a week back.
The Ohio river has shoaled to less
than FIVE feet and navigation in that
stream is again difficult and uncertain.
A fair boatable stage Of about seven
feet is found from ST. Louis
TO Cairo, and from the lat
ter point south there is no lack OF
water, fogs alone interfering with the
movements of steamers. The Arkan-
sas has a fair lOw-water depth, and
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Egrnt in New World.

The great Obelisk Of Alexandria,
henceforth to be known as the Obelisk
of New York, was yesterday success
fully unloaded, under the supervision
Of Lieutenant Commander Gorringe,
from the steamer in which it was
brought by him across the Atlantic.
The operation was witnessed by 0
number Of the most conspicuous Ma
sons Of New York, assembled to do
honor to a member of their ancient
order, who has reflected a new lustre
upon, not only through his important
and interesting discoveries in connec-
ton with its history, but by the equal
modesty and ability with which he
has conducted thus far towards its
consummation an undertaking full of
difficulties and without precedent, SO
for as this country is concerned.
When the obelisk known as the ODE
lisk of the Vatican was brought from
Alexandria to Rome, under Oaligula,
a special gallery was constructed to
carry it of such dimensions that it
was regarded as the most wonderful
vessel ever seen upon the seas. But
in spite of all the care bestowed
upon the work, the obelisk was
fractured in the carriage. The mis-
hap which attended the removal OF
the London obelisk to England is
fresh in the minds of our readers.
Two years were consumed in the work
OF taking down and transferring from
Egypt to Paris the obelisk which now
adorns the Place de la Concorde: and
nearly five years had elapsed from the
day on which Lieut.. Veriuinac de st.
Maur left Toulon with his monolith
ship when the stately shaft was finally
elevated and set up in its present posi-
ton on the 18th Of October, 1886.
amid the ~deafening applause Of an
immense multitude. 1t is barely a
year since Lieut.. Commander Cor
ri1ge sailed from New York to take
possession of the Khedive's gift, and
the admirable condition in which the
obelisk has been found to be since its
arrival, shows beyond cavil that he
has worked with as much caution as
celebrity. His success reflects genu-
inc credit on the service to which he
belongs, and on the American name,
and all good citizens will join in the
hearty congratulations with which, as
our readers will observe, the Secretary
Of State last night replied to a tele.
gram informing him o. the fortunate
result of yesterdays critical and most
interesting operation In. Y, World.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

City, and received a thorough over
hauling. To-day she is as staunch as
the day she first came out, and is first
class in all her appointments. Cap
tain j. N. Thompson, a clever gentle
man presides at the desk.
The elegant passenger steamer,
James w. Gaf, Captain r. w. Wise
in command, is the packet leaving this
evening, TOR Cairo, Louisville, Cincin-
natl, and all principal way landings
on the Ohio river, connecting with
the different railroads, and giving pas
sengers through tickets 10 all eastern
points at very low rates. The CAT
has excellent accommodations, sets a
fine table, and carries a string band
for the pleasure Of her patrons.
Captain W. II. Chopper presides at
the desk, and is assisted by Lew
Briggs.
The elegant steamer Josie Harry,
Captain NJ. r. Harry in command, is
the regular packet leaving this even
ing for Devall's Bluff, Augusta, Jack
sonport and all intermediate land
ings. carrying the mail, paying strict
attention to all business entrusted to
her, and making direct connection
with the light draught packets Milt
Harry and Winnie for upper White,
Black and Little Red rivers. The
accommodations of the Harry are
frst-class, and the officers polite and
sociable. Walker Outlaw presides at
the desk, and is assisted by Will
johnson.
The new iron steamer John T..
Moore, Commodore j. Ed. Montgom-
cry in command, came in this morn
ing with a fair trip of both freight
and people, and is the regular packet
leaving this evening for Helena, Glen.
dale and all intermediate landings,
paying prompt attention to all G. D.
d. and plantation business. For the
Jubilee next week the Moore has re-
duced her rates, and will bring pas
sengers from Helena to this port and
return for So the round trip, tickets
good to and including the 23d inst.
The Moore has superior stateroom &C.
CONSIDERATIONS, and her table fare is
unsurpassed. Captain w. H. Stone
presides at the desk, and is assisted
by his brother, j.. H. Stone.
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COMMERCIAL.
Pun11a LEpaER OrrIcE.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHTs. Tenn, September Is. 1880. I
Eastern balances to the credit Of
our local banks is gradually reducing
in volume, through the liberal mer-
camille demand for drafts on New
New York, which are selling at 81 90
per thousand premium. The offering
of Gotten bills is at present high, but
by this time next month the business
will be heavy, when an alteration il
rates may be looked for. At present,
eastern bills are taken at par, il
carrying no grace, and at 81 25
per thousand discount for New
England bills bearing grace. The
rate Of discount for prime mercantile
paper is from 6 to 8 per cent, with
prospects Of the latter becoming the
standard figure at an early day.
The cable dispatch last night quoses
bullion silver in London at 50 3-l6d
per ounce, making our standard silver
dollar worth in that market about 81.
This is a decline Of 5-16d within the
past few days. The dispatches from
New York announce sales TO the gov
eminent Of $1,000, 900 in bonds, to be
carried to the credit of the sinking
fund.
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On-RssIden nOaes.

No. S732-In the Cbancery Court Of SheIbv
county, Tenn.-L & Barker ct al VS.. II =
Rowley ct al.
appearing from affidavit In this eauss
4 Una. the defendants, Rp ROwley and his
VIE, Mary 0 Rowley, are non-residents OF
otate Of tennessee and citizens Of Arkansaa.
mat this suit was fled August 10Th. 1880. All.
legiDg 40 indebtedness due from said defend
ants to complainants Of S82s8. S; mai a RT;t
81 att 'ehment has been issued and returned
leeVie1 by garnishnent on & NJ Apporson and
y ' hambAut, as partners, for any amoupt
that may be due from them to said Rowley and
,Mne Of either oil them; it is therefore ordered
that they mako their appearance herein. AZ
the courthouse OF Shelby county, in Mem
rms, Tenn on or before the first Monday in
Noyem her, 1880, and plead, answer or dempr
70 complainant bill, or the same viii be taken
Tor confessed as to them and set for hearing
ex;parte, and that a copy Of this order DO
puoiisned once a week for four successive
weeks in the PUBLIC LEDGER.
This 9Th day Of September, 1880.
A copy-Attest:
R: J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Minor Meriwether, sol. for comDl't.
7l3192S
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Asuggeslion % Summer TonrIsle

A change Of climate is at all times
more or less dangerous. There are
elements in a new atmosphere which
are injurious, especially when the
system is exhausted by care and over
work, and which should be guarded
against. After careful observation
we have come to the conclusion that
Warmers safe kidney and liver cure is
the best preventive for atmospheric
evils and that it will restore health
and vigor sooner than any remedy
which has ever been discovered.
Sold Wholesale by S. Mansfield &
Co., and w. N. Wilkerson & Co.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BoArs LnLYIrn Tn1s pAY.

BOATS LEAVING TIKI DAY.
For Commerce w. J. P~oiteyeptn ,5 pm
F" Helena, John I. Moore. .........6 BIN
" st. Francis river, B~atesville.. ..5 pm
" Arkansas river, Katie Hooper.5 pm
/" White river, Josie Harry......5 pm
Cincinnati, James w. Calf. ...5 pm
~. Louis, Colorado. ",,,y.,rn..5 pm
boats LEAVING SUNDAY.
For Vicksburg, Gold Dust. .....l 10 am
st, Louis, City Of Providence. 10 an
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Gilmore, New Orleans.
John A.. Scudder, st. Louis.
John Z. Moore, Helena.
Iron Mountain, st. Louis,
DEPARTED.
Steamer w. j. Poiteyent, Commerce.
James Lee, Friar's Point.
" Osceola Belle, Osoeola.
John A. Scudder. New Orleans.
Iron Mountain, New Orleans.
III PORT.
Josie Harry, Katie Hooper, Batesyille.
RECEIPTS PER STEAMER.
Per John A, Scudder, from St.
Louis, Z bbls whiskey.
Per John T. Moore, from Helena,
10 bales cotton, II SKIS cotton seed.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
During the "a hours, ending at noon
to-day, the river at this point fell
6 inches, the gauge reading 8 feet 6
inches above low water mark. The
Ohio fell 2 inches at Pittsburg, with
10 inches on the gauge. AT Uincin-
matt it fell 10 inches, with Sheet on the
gauge. At Louisville it rose 3inches,
with 5 feet 5 inches in the canal. At
Cairo it fell 8 inches, with II feet l
inch on the gauge. The Mississippi,
at St. Louis, fell 4 inches, with II feet
6 inches on the gauge. The Cumber-
land, at Nashville, fell 2 inches, with
10 inches on the shoals. The Tennes-
see, at Chattanooga, fell 3 inches, with
Y feet II inches on the gauge, The
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18
Executors Notice,

No. 400. DIN the Probate Court of SbsIbv
county Tenn.-J f r Ray, administrator
on X Ray, deceased, VS.. w L Ray ct ali,
ins0lvent bill. '
I appearing that this is q proceeding insti-
tuted BY. the administrator to wind up the
solvent estate, under the laws of the state OF
tennessee; It is therefore ordered that ali
persons having claims against said estate
come forward AMI exhibit their demands.
properly authenticated, and have themselves
Monday in January, 1881, or they will be for
ever barred, both in law and equity; and that
a copy ofthis order be published once a weak
tor four successive weeks ia the MemphiS
Public Ledger.
This September 10th, 1880.
A oopy-Attest:
BY HueB B. OULLrI, D. q.
serusgs Il Ray, soils for compile. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18
COTTON ExoHAEeH QUOTATIONS.

Receipts of cotton at all United
States ports for the past seven days
were l62,723 bales, against 60,692
bales the week before, and 77,l39
bales same week last year.
The total receipts of cotton at all
United States ports from the LIST
Of September to date are 184,069
bales, against 100, 529 bales at this date
last year, and l46, 607 the year before.
Increase of receipts this year com
pared with last, 1910 bales. The stock
on hand at this time is 108,77 bales,
against 35,9O8 bales at this time last
year, and l6,450 bales the year before.
The foreign shipments to date are
1899 bales, against l04,88 bales last
year, and 1l0,097 the year before.
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Clearing House Report.
Cotton.

The market to. day was a little tame
compared to the buoyancy prevailing
during the last three or four days. a
steady demand prevails for all offer
ings of the new crop. Old stock is
neglected. Sales yesterday $50 bales,
divided to exporters 25O and Spinners
100, closing firm as follows;
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United States MarshaI's Sale
Notice.

No. 939-In Admiralty, u. s District Court.
Western District of Tonnessee-P q Kel,ov
a Co, VS.. The Steamboat Piasa.
PURSUANT TO an order of sale-pendente
i Mte-issued out Of the District Court OF
the United States for the western district Of
Tennessee, tested at Memphis, Tenn, In said
d~lstrict, on the 9Th day Of September, A. ID.
l ~, Snd 10 me directed in the above entitled
cause, | will. on
Saturday, the 18th day of September,
A. D. 1880, at u o'clock moor on said day, and
az the foot Of Union street, at the port ~
Memphis, and in said district, expose for sale
AZ pubic query, and cry of aud sell to the
highest aod best bidder for each, the steam
boat Plasa, her ENGINES, machinery, tackle.
apparel and furniture, as said stohmboal tbsI
and there lies at said port,
80 NJ. I. VIII HANSON,
SIG U. s. Marshal We L Dist. Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

Az trades can DO closed and cathsd at any
quotations. Parties trading arc al ne DELAY
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

Memphis made trunks propped up
10 pyramid, was a good thing to gaze
nnon wbilo Tou,;. r. MI -
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WARMERS
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure

20sh Main st., opp. Court Rauare.
An" 40 Main Sc, near Jefferson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

49, fN'~ 49, -.sessa,- u,sn vauu vs ,
ms shoulders. he gave Barnum the
osher day, when that gentleman was
closeted with him in Indinuapolis a
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Sure Cure for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Consumption,
And All Diseases Of Throat and Lungs.
Extract from Report Of the Commits
S1Oner OF Internal Revenue,

Extract from Report OF the Commits.
S1Oner of internal Revenue,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. !
Office of Internal Revenue, !
Washington, D. c., January rs, $780,
Messrs. Lawrence & Martin. Ill Madison
street, Chiongo, ll.-Gentlemen: Ihave re-
ceiyed "a certified formula" giving the in
gradients and relative proportions used In the
manufacture Of an article which you advertise
and sell under the name of "T0LU, ROCK
AND RYE" This compound, according 10
your formula, in the opinion Of this office,
you'd have a sufficient quantity Of the BAL
SAMOA TOLU TO give ii all the advantages
ascribed to this article In peotOfal complaints,
while the whisky and the syrup constitute an
emulsion rendering the compound an agree
able remedy to the patient.
In the opinion Of this office, an article COM
pounded according to this tOrmula may prop
erly be classed as q medicinal preparation
under the provisions Of schedule A, following
section S457, United States revised statutes,
and when 80 stamped may be sold By DTn1-
gists, Apothecaries and other parsons without
rendering them liable to ray a special tax as
liquor dealers. Yours respectfully,
Signed GREEN B. RAUM,
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Min buy, sell, or rent property on commits.
nIh, RSy taxes, negotiato loans and make
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PaducAh ana Memphis.

LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Mail 4 passenger, daily. 400 pm. 9.sOa AM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03

TIE Boston Herald Qnd.) wants answers
tothese questions: "what is your Demo.
.crat to do when he is put into office other
and better than is now being done2 Have
you a better financial policy than John
Sherman? Is your idea OF the civil
service higher than Carl schurz's? Can
you tiud any soldiers left as menace at
the South by the present war oficersH Do
you pretend that you can carry mails bet
ter or more economically? The country is
too busy and prosperous, and too well con-
tented with the character and course OF
the present administration, TO so in for a
change Just to see how it would work.
There is so little in the record Of the
Democratic party for the past dozen years
or more to inspire confidence in its in.
herent superiority 10 the party in power
that few specific abuses needing reform
and bill Of particulars as to the glorious
results Of change are likely to be called
for before there is any stampede OF voters
into the camp of the opposition"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03
prsIInLIoAN MEETINGS.

KIDrrOod, Preston county, Sept 6, hon. Geo. c
s,nrSlSI and A. W. campbell.
FIlTmopt, September u, Gen. \. uoI, Jr'
iInitan. Sepiembers0. Gen n. COD, ". a, p.,.,
WsbStsr d, a., September @, Captain A. NJ Founa'
tone ~, ~ f,ot ana Can't
John W. CTacTAt. I,h, c.mp.
hall md Hon. ". q. Stevenson. -,
Volcano, September p, At night, hon' 'onn a
CampbelI and Hon. W. L. Stevenson: A.u ~
HarriSyille, September y, John A. OAlhPVeAi W.
x StoyehSOn and Captain O. =, Cole.
PennsboTough, sepu mbor %, night, same tpeakeIA
West Union, september 20, same speakers
ClRrkSburS, October /, Same speakers.
CSton, October 2, same speakers.
bridgeport, October I, same sptaker. n I,
salem, october 5, John A. Campbell and d
Pugh. l
siStSnyille October I, same ipeakeiA
MIddleboufne, October 3, sane speakers.
EeI MATtInsyllle, October ., zane speakers.
WhrtlIny, October II, Hon John A. Campeell. 4,
FairInont, eCPt. eth, a. W. Campbell anu Capt' !
"sspiSnbsr II at Burton, ". j. W. cowden,
SsplsIpber 70, at lIttleton, Eal1e speatsr;
SsptSinbsr 8, at Vauramp, g. W. Aiklnioa ant
'0 sspi Hi I, at wIlsyyille, same speakers,
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LINES dedicated to Wade Hampton.
ovhAt a tangled wsbNe weave
When hTSt Ee practice . deceive.
wisconsin Cranberries.

RIPoN, August 3l.-Cranberry picking
will soon begin in this State on one Of the
largest crops ever harvested. tt is an in.
dustry Of great Importance in many local.,
ties, and large Investments are being an.
nually made in lands adapted to that pur-
pose. Last year the Wisconsin Valley
railroad carried away 10000 barrels, and
1t is estimated that the St. Paul transport.
ed as many more. Prices bid fair to rule
low, IS per barrel being the price offered
at present, which is 9 or s. below the av.
erage. About 10000 pickers find employ.
ment during the season at fair wages.
Ex-Governor Taylor is largely interested
in the cultivation Of this fruit.
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Jake Jackson at ChRrIeston-A Sudden
embarrassment ON the Capital CUES
dion.
We have before us Charleston, Kan.
awha county, letter Of August SOth, which
says:
"Jake Jackson made speech here last
Saturday, at the Democratic County Con-
yentIon. 1t consisted OF nothing but
abuse Of the Republican party and an ex.
plNnstion OF his Capital record. He said
that the reason he voted 70 take the Capt.
hi from this place was that his constitu-
ants demanded It, and when the question
was submitted to thspeople OF his county
Wood they stood by Charleston.
About the time he was winding up his
sneech. some one handed him note
which read as follows:
1--WE, the citizens Of this county, desire
"a know how YOU voted on the Capital
~ stion when It was submitted 70 the
qqu usSI which Of the three places did you
vote for2 ..srd wbtsrarad anna.
JhAeteAuupuuNSs
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Tnr Southern Pacific Railroad has been
completed between Yuma, Arizona, and
Benson, in the same Territory, distance
Of 5000 miles. The mail route is now COM
pleted from San francisco nearly across
Southern Arizona, distance Of 1000
miles. Transportation Of mails over 1t
will begin about September 80. The other
end Of the Southern Pacific is completed
to within 800 miles Of FL Paso, and it is
believed It will reach that point by Ianu-
airy. Arizona rejoices IN having railroad
mail route atlast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03

THE Democrats are beginning to realize
that the count in Alabama was pro-
dipiously oyerdone. The Democratic ma
ioTity, according to last reports, was 1000,
only 10000 less than the entire Demo-
cratic vote in 1875. Yet it is acknowledged
that 10000 Greenback votes were cast in
Northern Alabama alone. On anything
like fair vote ii is probable the opposi.
ton would have polled $1,000 to 5000
votes, and carried dozen OF the most i'm
portant counties in the State.
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nIRn-

MRSDEI-on Thursday morning, September .,
1880 At II o'clock Of diphtheriA, OrHo BEReER son
Of John E. and Mary Mendei, aged years.
NRNBEI-on Thursday evening, September .
1850, at o'clock, Of diphthera, curran Richardson
son o. John g. and Mary Mendel, aged three years.
Both children viii be taken to wellsburg for burial
thI, morning At I O'Clock.
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600 strong, with two pieces Of artillery,
and the Republican negroes haven't voted
since. They did pluck up courage to hold
q meeting for the purpose Of organizing
for this campaign, and the consequence OF
It was the following notice posted in the
Helena YeOman:
The man VINO thinks he can lead an OPP
position against the organized Democracy
81 Phillips County Is not only presump-
tuous, but extremely bold. ltwillreq1lire
a body.guard equal TO the whole number
Of voters In the Democratic ranks and q
Ciibralter in bis rear on the day Of election.
A s,rpincant GreenbaciS Renuneiation.
The Hon. E. Il. Cove, Chairman Of the
Maine Greenback State Committee, Green
back candidate for Congress in the First
District in 1873, and Secretary Of State
under Governor Garcelon, has written the
following letter:
BippEroRp, August %. 1880.
Genttmen ofhe Green6aek STATE Committee:
l hereby surrender my membership Of
your organization and withdraw. Here
alter I shall act with the Republican
party. No one can more sincerely regret
the necessity that compels this step. The
original end sought through q new party
was currency reform; its present aim Is
ito beat the Republican party" The hrst
issue called thousands out: the second
issne sends them back. Against the will
aud calmer judgment OF true men the per
slstent and tireless Democracy have drag
ped the Greenback party into this false
position. find it no longer an indie
pendent organization. Its forces, as
now directed, are one with the
VSolid South" factor in the struggle
for Democratic supremacy. VI thls party
Scion Chase says: "They now stand upon
the hardest kind Of hard money platform
and the Bourbon rule in the South, where
thew have their own way, Is disgrace e
the civilization OF any country" A
TSolid South Is the boast Of the Nor
thern Democrats; itshould be their shame
and coniuhion. II is not q community o.
ideas, begotten Of free discussion; 1t is the
harmony OF fear, the unity OF terrorism
Cemented in blood. Now We are united
BY fusion with this criminal and danger
ons Solid South. The young, pure blood
Of the Greenback party Is TO be transtused
] into the frame OF this dying desperate.
can see nothing OF advancement to Green.
BACK principles in this alliance, so iraught
with National peril. / believe that the IN.
terest and the good If the country are best
served by the defeat OF the Democratic
party. That may contribute tothat end
In the most immediate and direct manner,
| / 20 to the Republican party. lam yours,
Ell. Cow, Chairman.
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wlTn IAN honest vote, a free ballot,
and a fair count" Phillips County tArk.)
would be Republican by 1000 majority.
But two yean ago the Democrats Of that
region organized q band Of nightridsrs,
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we., Airgin,n nonrbonIsm.

liam prepared 10 say that ne hare de ,Dors'
Consultation Of any State in die UniOn."-
I Err Judge James Ferguson, Of KanaThG-a
n.lnncnnLl