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CRIMES
Committed by Milwaukee Doctor-Lft-
tie Girls Entieed Into His Office
and there Ruined.
Brutal Outrage in Tuscaloosa County,
Alabama Commercial Traveller
Murder0usly Assaulted.
to the Appeal

Special 70 the Appeal
srARKvILLE, Miss, May 26.-The Grim
inal docket Of the Circuit Court of this
county was closed this evening. His Honor
Judge Arnold passed sentence on the parties
convicted OF felony, six in number, all col
ored, who go to the penitentiary. The grand
jury is still in session. 1t has been an inter-
esting court, and the district attorney, NJ. K.
Butler, has acquitted himself with much
credit to the great satisfaction OF his friends.
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Active at Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 26.-The money market the
past week has been without special features.
Money is abundant and not easily disposed
of at profitable rates. Prime paper is
wanted at 5@6 per cent. Clearings for the
week, estimating Saturday, $37 ,000, 900. The
general mercantile business is pretty active
The wholesale and retail trade has been
more lively this week on account of the
large influx of outsiders to visit the festival.
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MRs NANCY HAR,1AN of Mans6eld d

Mrs. NANCY HARTMAN, of Mansfield, Ohio
writes: 81 have been under the care of ply
stefan during the past seven years. Sometimes 1
would feel better and then again would feel
worse The past two years nothing seemed to help
me. About two months ago my doctor seemed to
be getting discouraged, and lay completely bed
ridden. grew very nervous; the least noise gave
me great irritation. The doctor, l suppose more
to get me off his hands than anything else, he
said would never leave my bed, told me might
try Browns Iron Bitters, at the same time re-
marking 1t was good tonic. and would help to
keep me alive l have used the remedy about
two months and have been out of bed nearly two
weeks and now help about the house. It has
acted like miracle in my caser
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The Settling Price OF Chicago April
Wheat.

CHICAGO, May 26.-The Arbitration Com
mittee to-day brought in its report fixing the
settling price of April wheat contracts at
81 81. 1t was believed they would fix the
price at 81 IL, and the bears and anti-corner
men are much pleased at the verdict. In
this particular case the result viii not have
much money value for either side, as most of
the shorts had settled at 81 Al, but it is con-
sidered a precedent for the future.
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Disappointing at New York.

NEW YORK, May 26.-Business during the
week has again been disappointing, both in
volume and profits, with no feature worthy
of special mention. In cotton the early part
Of the week prices were steady with moder-
ate business, then came break of fifteen or
twenty points in one day, and there was a
large business done The market closed
strong at something of au advance.
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A Black Devil.

SELMA, ALA, May 26.-News has been
received of brutal outrage in Tuscaloosa
county, this State. A negro named Dave
Blewitt made little white girl drunk and
then attempted to outrage her person. He
was detected in the act, arrested and sent to
Jail. Threats of lynching were freely made,
but so far the officers have been able TO pro-
tect him.
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CHICAGO, May 26.-Ihe leading distillers
of the country are in session at the Grand
Pacific, and trying to agree upon a scheme
for reviving the Western Export Association,
TO fix remunerative price for highwines,
and to proven. the disastrous cutting OF rates.
A committee appointed for the purpose made
a report this morning, which was discussed
at length, and pending a vote on its adoption
the meeting adjourned for dinner.
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Improving at wheeling.

WHEELING, w. Va, May 26.-The ex-
pected stop in all the iron-works hereabouts
on the lst proximo has quickened the in
quiries for goods, especially nails, and the
orders have noticeably increased. The stocks
left on hand will be light, and in some cases
no stocks at ALL Higher prices are expected
after June LIST.
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nId puni.bmept for the Onense.

LEsuEUR, MINI, May 26.-Charley Hern
who ten days ago committed rape on the
nine-year-old daughter of Mr.. Zimmerman, at
East Henderson, was indicted yesterday, put
on trial this morning, and this afternoon
sentenced to IMPRISONMENT for life.
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Steady at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May 26.-Trade during the
past week has been quite steady, without
special feature. CleariDgs for the past six
days S6,87667S; for the same period last
year, 81 ,232, 1872; for last week, S7,17S,-
BY. The turf events in progress have been
the absorbing interest of the past two weeks,
and to morrow it is expected business will
get a fair show
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PITTsBURG, May 20 Trade in all
branches has been restricted the past week
on account of the unsettled condition of labor
matters and the unpromising outlook,
caused by the prospect OF strike next week
OF the iron-workers and coal-miners
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
OF
II L A Il E . TAT IL
FOR PARTITION.

No. 1879, Rim the ChAncery Court of Shelby
county-C W. Adams ct al, vs.. John Adams.
pY virtue of an introductory decree for sale.
ID entered in the above cause on the 12th Gay
of May, 1852, N. B. IS, page 2sS, l viii sell At
public auction. 10 the highest bidder, in front OF
the Clerk and Masters Office. courthouse Of
Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee,
On Saturday, Jnno II, ISS2,
within legal hours. the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn. to-Nit
Oakyille place. containing fifty acres, more or less
and due south and adjoining Thos. Holman. Sr-,
and which is bounded and described follows. To-
wit: Beginning At the northeast corner of Edward
C. Talley's tract; running thence south with said
Talleys line thirty-one lSl) chains and nifty t5ol
links 70 a stake with dogwOod and blackjack point
er southeast corner of ssio Talleys tract; thence
east fourteen 1i) chsinS and twenty-eight and-R-
half esq links to n stake; whence north So
west stands whiteosk, and nine links distant
eighteen inches in diameter 6Sst east 10 links
hollow maple 10 inches in diameter; thence north
n chains and "a links to q stake; thence east
chains and 121z links TO q stake; thence north
chains and 20 links 10 a stake from which 595a 4
q links stanos blackjack three feet in diameter;
thence west nineteen (l9) chains and 4o4 links TO
the beginning. being the same property conveyed
by deed o. D. G. James to Jesse G. Carothers, De-
cember - 1870. registered in Registers ONCE OF
Shelby county in book %, page Is.
Terms of Sale-One-haH cash balance in twelve
months; purchaser executing note bearing six per
cent interest, with good security; lien retained;
redemption barred. This May 10, lSS2-
R J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
7. B. Edgington, &. NJ Heath. Solicitors sat
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BALTIMORE, May 26.-The general fea-
lures Of the business situation have expe-
rienced little change the past week Money
continues very abundant. General business
dull on account of unfavorable weather and
labor strikes
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ADRIAN s. HEWITT
Has Something TO Say 10 General ChaI
mers which is of the Warm.
tuE-Up Order.
He FIauy COAIradieIs the Generals
Statements About Northern DEM
Ocrats and the Negro.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-The following let
ter from Representative Hewitt, OF New
York, has been received by Representative
Manning, OF Mississippi, and by him has
been furnished for publication:
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a Commercial Traveller MurderOusIy

AKRON, o., May 26.-James A. Wood, a
commercial traveller from Rochester, N. Y,
was murderously assaulted at the Clarendon
Hotel this morning by james Prince, bar
Der. Wood was horribly cut about the head
doubtfuI
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Knoxville, May 26.-The motion for
new 4tial in the Larkin murder case has
been continued by Justice Matthews until
he July term. Larkin is out on $4,000 bail.
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CINcINNATI, May 26.-GeneraI trade is
dull, and in nearly all lines there is COM
plant oil lack of orders. Money shows a
tendency to an easier market, though rates
remain firm at and per cent. Eastern
exchange is in active demand; rates are par
buying, and par and Ito premium selling.
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GRAND RAPIDS, May 26.-Fred Straight,
alas Patrick Murphy, young man who had
become infatuated with a pretty waiter-girl
at Cheap Rest, died from the effects of NOR
phine in Jail this morning, where he had
been sent on a charge of threatening to kill
har
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-27

Sleep, to be most refreshing, should be
dreamless. Use Browns Iron Bitters, and YOU
will enjoy healthful. dreamless slumber 1t
strengthens every part of The body, and is very
soothing in its effect the brain and nervous
system 1t is the best medicine in the world, and
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CONDITIONOFTRADE
The Situation Not at all Encouraging
General Tone OF Business Quiet,
Tending to Dizziness.
Money, However, Continues Abundant
and Cheap-LabOr Troubles as
Disturbing Factor.

ST.. LOUIS, May 26.-GeneraI business has
been very quiet during the past week, and
the balance of trade show lighter than usual,
but the prospects for June are quite cheering
and decided improyement is looked for.
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Ruined by a Keckless Casnier.

MARsHALLTowN, IA, May 26.-The Hol-
land, Grumpy county, bank, Ely Rice presi-
dent, failed for $4,000. 1t will pay about
twenty cents on the dollar. Creditors mainly
eastern. A reckless cashier was the cause
of the failure
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ExneditinE the Mails.

MARsHALLTowN, IA, May 26.-Postmas-
ter-General Howe, now here, says the money
to expedite the mails, specially appropriated
by Congress, will probably be used to in
crease speed. He is here to hasten the fast
train between New York and San Francisco.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Weekly Report of Failures Throughout
the Country.

the Country.
New YORK, May 26.-The number of fall
ures the past week throughout the United
States reported to New I ork were 126, against
l24 last week The Eastern States had 10;
Western, So; Southern, So; Middle, 81 Pa
ciic coast and Territories, g.; New York city,
6. The New York city failures are not sig
Nil
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In Memphis, at s. Mansfield & Co.'s drug
store, can be found that great English
malarial remedy, DIR. Leslie's Quinine Wine.
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40 the editor OF the Heard:

was by war on woman. She says:
NEW YORK, May is, 1852.
To the Editor of the Heard:
A Memphis lady married woman and DEM
oerat-wishes TO co,Iect the HerGlds mistake OF
this morning, in the short, but delightfully."- pun
gent and telling editorial for which she heartily
thanks that journal, headed Beware OF the
Widows" in which it says, speaking of Represen-
tative Moore's unselfshness % and his idea of
political and party morality" 'He will not rest
easy and the party viii not be safe just long
there is Democratic widow in Office and he has
Republican brother-in-law who is out" Mrs.
Thompson the present postmistress of Memphis,
is evidently the lady meant, and as she was APP
pointed to that position by President Hayes, the
death of her husband, q Republican during the
yellow fever epidemic of 1875 she certainly is not
a Democrat but Republican widow; all the
greater shame to Mr.. Moore for his despieable
course in the matter. JUSTITLA.
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TO The Voters Of Christian County

Four years ago you elected me 10
the office OF .Jailer OF Christian coun-
~. lam y candidate for re.eloc,ion
TO this office. A number of appoint
ments have been made throughout
tho county by the candidates for the
various Offices, which would gladly
attend, but the duties OF my Office
will prevent me from doing so. The
law places NIL the public property OF
the county Ia my care and makes me
responsible for II. There are IN Jail
at this time fourteen persons charged
with iclonics. These ppopie require
constant care aud attention, especially
In tho summer season, in order TO
prevent disease from breaking out
among them, aud in order TO keep
them safely. Again, there is scarcely
day when | am not called upon to
attend at some trial in the court
house. For the strict performance Of
these duties have executed a heavy
bond with good security, NY obli-
cations TO the people who, four years
ago, elected me; my respect for my
oath, faithfully TO perform tho duties
OF my Office; good faith to MY bonds.
men and as M act Of common hu-
manityto tho prisoners IN my custo.
DIS, compel ne to remain mt my post
of dntys-eveu IL by doing SO should
be defeated for reelection. | would
be glad to meet the voters OF Chris
iian county, not only al tho plates
named in the list OF appointments,
hut a, their homes IN every section ni
the county, hut cannot do SO for the
reasons given. II l coul'l get TO
these appointments ! could only say
that which ! say here that tho office
for which ain again candidate Is
not & political onci that | have filed
Il as best | could for four years aud
ask tho vb,ersto indorse and re-eleci
INC If have discharged my duties ac-
ceptably TO them. hope my friends,
throughout. the county, will not let
my interests suffer because the duties
OF my Office confine inc at home. ]
would esteem il u higher honor 10
fully and faithfully discharge Tho
Idn,ies of my Office and by so doing
suffer n lnieat, than 10 secure my
eleclion by the nrplee, or these duties.
My official rcrord Is known to you,
II will he a candidate until the close
of The polls at The August election
and If have discharged my duty !
hope my frienas,ln cvry ncighborhood
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WEEKLY TOBACCO MARKET.

Nelson Il Jesup sold this week IS
hhds., of tobacco at prices ranging
from 80 90 to o 90. We quote til,
market dull and Irregular.
Sales by Buckner Il Woodbridge Of
90 hhds., as follows.
SO hhds., medium to good leaf,
81 81 too IS.
"a hhds.. common. and: low leaf,
81 90 to 6 20.
Is hhdS., good lugs. S. 90 to g 90.
10 hhds., c. mmun and trashy Tugs,
S. % to 5 rs.
Market continues along at last
weeks prices. Receipts amount to
almost nothing. an! the crop of last
year now generally marketed. Usu-
ally our receipts are heavier at this
time than any other time during the
season.
Sales by Wheeler. Mills & Co., o.
81 hhds.. az follows:
II hhdS., colnnon to good Leaf
SO so to 8 45.
10 hhds.. common to good Jugs
IS 95 to 6 %.
No change In the market since last
week.
Sales by J. X. Cant & Sons Of q
hlds., as follows:
7 hhds lngs. IS 90 to 6 10.
lS hhds.. leaf. 6 90 to 10.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
NOTICE TO UNKNOWN HEIRSI

To the unknown Heirs Of John
Clarke deceased: The undersigned
Administrator Of john CLARK deceased,
gives notice to tho unknown
heirs Of the deceased, that
the intcstate departed this life on
the --- day OF May 1882, in thu
county of Christian. in the State Of
Missouri, aged about 20 years. The
deceased was 5 feet 10 inches in
height, of fair complexion with
auburn hair and hazel eyes, and
weighed, when in health about IT'S
pounds, and was native. as 1t is
said Of the State Of Kentucky, and
his estate has been appraised to the
sum OF 300 dollars and 49, cents.
A w. HowAnD. Administrator.
This p day ofMay. 1882.
may 30-Gw.
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Carriages!

McCanay, Bonte & Co.,
offer one fthe most COM
plete assortment of their
olUn make of Fine Car
riaees and Bttgeies that
has been offered for SEP
erdt years, ut exceeding
|ly lotO prices. OUer ten
years experience I'm the.
manufacture of Fine
Carriages, and the use
of them by our customers
hare established for us
the reputation of maxi
inc the very best tUork
put up BY any company.
Ask any one 101lo has
used one of our firm ue-
hicles 10hat they are.
| They lOiU SPEAK for
themselves if you glue
them q shouting. If you
1p0nt a GOOD uehicle,
warranted f I Il S 7
| CLASS IN ETERY
RESPECT, call on us
and 1ce will be pleased
to Sboto GOODS and prices,
and will guarantee
|pricesas lo1o as anyone
can offer the same quail
lity of aoork.
| Respectfully,
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CHICAGO EXCURSION.

The excursion leaves Evansville
Saturday July LIST at ga Nj, and ar
rives in Chicago $50 P. NJ, same
day. Round trip tickets only Sc 80,
and good for eight days, The ex-
cursion is for the benefit Of the First
Baptist Church, Evansville, and it
is hoped that many will 20.
A. u. MILLER, pastor.
June 13s3.w.
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South Kentuckian.
HopKINsvILLE. JUNE 30. 1882

DsS-Our subscription rates were
re,luced Oct. Is, 1881, to $l.50 strictly
cash IN adcaace. All uupaid sub.
ecriptions. hcgiuning prior to That
date, will be charged at old rates till
paid. No subscriptions are taken
now except FOR cash IN advance, and
all papers will be stopped when out,
un.ess promptly renewed. :
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Democratic Mass Meeting.

Tho Democracy OF Christian coun-
ty aro requested TO assemble at the
courthouse in lIopkinsvillc, on Sat-
urday June Oath, at a o'clock p. m,
for the purpose of selecting delegates
10 the convention to be- held June
Both, il thisci,y, 10 nominate n candi.
date for Judge of tho First Superior
Court District.
BY order Of Democratic Committee
for said District.
GA. CuAMrLiN, Chm.
june 18th.
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Pcrsona v ho have telephones this
warm weather realize the great adj
vantage Il. having them. Talking
through telephone Ia much better
than walking oyer town with the
thermometer away up In tho nine
tics. ~
The mill owners OF this section met
At Guthrie las, Tuesday and organ
lied Tho Southern Kentucky aud
Tennessee MIL Association which
will have for It's object the promoting
of the best interests of those inter>
cstcd. y
Miss Trunio Baylor, OF Nsvasota,
Texas, who Is ri.i,ing her uncle, DR.
l. y. Hickman. accidentally fell aud
struck her knee on an uplurned rake,
one day last week, aud inflicted a
serious wound. 1t il feared thnt Il
will be many weeks before sho Can
walk.
Prot. Geo. w. Bolts school for
colorcd children closed It's annual
session last Thursday evening with A
concert al Mozart Hall. tho proceeds
Of which went to finish paying for
the schoolhousc recently purchased,
OH Russcllville street.
Mrs. Il A. Rowland, died at her
home on Mrin street on the l4ih
inst OF paralysis. She was an esii-
mable lady and had spent long
HE IN the service Of her master aud
died IS she had lived, christian
Shc,was Inferred IN tho city cemetery
on Thursday afternoon,
DR. j, A Akin, OF Princeton, was
married to Miss Mamie King, also
of that town, Inst Tuesday. Dir
! Akin Ia well known in this city, ami
has large number of friends hers
who viii unite in congratulating him
upon securing so cstimsblc aud bcau'
tiful a young lady as Miss King, for
lite-parlncr. May their star of hap
pincss never wane.
The closing exercises OF the varl
GUS grades oil the public schonls werI
witnessed by largo number of IN
4 friends or the schools last Frila,
morning. RccitAiions. readings, dec,
ls'nations and songs, constituted tn
features of,heexcrcises. The school
have closed another, very Successful
gear under Tho efficient superinlen
! dency Of Prof. Chas. II. Dietrich
! The attendance has been about so
! an the session aud the schools llav
/ been conducted III such way tina
b -Four people are preud Of il. Prot
Dietrich is the right man IL the RICH
Q place andshe Trasiees did the prope
-thIng inre clcclis's him Superinlei'
dunt.
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Go. D., 4sh Battalion.

The above is the name Of a com
pany OF State troops which will b,
mustered into service this evening b,
Mnj. NJ. IL, Crunp, of Bowling
Green. Officers will be elected, UNI
fern selected and all other necessary
arrangements made to put the com
pany into State service. The follow,
ing are the names of the members Of
the company:
Alternately, II, II.
Barbee, Dennis.
Bnckner, Upshaw.
Buckncr, #. W.
Buckner, j, q.
Burbridge, I. b.
Campbell, g. N.
Campbell, L. 7.
Campbell. j. 4.
Clarke, w. w.
Clarke, f. II.
Cook, E II Jr.
Cooper, Jno. w.
Ellis. j. e.
Ellis, Il. l..
Ellis, Il. Is.
Elb, NJ. l..
Ennis, I. p.
Faxoh W. II.
Frland, W. s.
Fuqua. q. Is.
Gary, Geo. Il,
Gibson, Geo. w.
Green, Jno. II.
henderson, +. +.
Henderson,, A. w.
Hickman, II. d.
Hopper. Bryan.
Iiowcll, II. E.
Kennedy, g. E.
Lacey, Gao. II.
Mcdaniel, G. q.
Mckee, l.. IL.
Mcpherson, J. d.
Medley. G.. &.
Owen, j. T.
Payne, Jno. w.
Phelps, Jas.
Phelps, II. A., Jr
Richards, i'll d.
Rust, j, D.
Smith, W. e,
Tandy J. d., Jr.
Thompson, Bon.
Trire, Z +.
Wallace, IL. ID.
Waller, Bailey.
Warlield, J. w.
Wcst. j. Is.
Wiuirer, J II.
Woodbridge, +. D.
Woodbridge, Il. NJ.
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LUalD LIGHTNING.
Twa Men Killed at clarksvills

Last Thursday afternoon between
five aud Elk o'clock a terrific storm
visited Clarksvillp,. Teun., aud two
amen were killed by lightning ard
several others badly stunned. In The
city, the telephone wires were struck
and several persons shocked more or
acss aud several houses were dam
aged ~ the wind storm which nc
con panicd The rain aud lightning.
VIM. q. Bird aud Edward Sinclair,
the two men killed, were re-planiing
rorn Ia dcld IN tho suburbs Of the
city, wlicnthc storm came OH. They
took refuge ai,der 4 large sycamore
aree ia tho 6eld, while Andy Bird
and Warren Ingram, who we're also
III the Geld, took ssscter under anoill-
vr tree somc distance away. The
bolt that killed 'fiic first na,aed met
s,lso knocked the others sensclcss, bu,
they soon recovered aud reported the
flute, that had bcGsilcn the uii6orta.
mates. The men Killed were boit
married s.d were about 10 gears old
they were day Iatocws, and wels
brothers. in-aw.
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Elk Coy. VIM. Dennison, of Chic,
is dead at the age Of 81 He was
Governor in 1860, Post master Gener
i under Lincoln and johnson audc
missioner Of the the District of Co
lulnbia unlcr Grant.
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Respectfully
1'CaMY, BONTE & CO.
SEPARATE | III Sill.

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