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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20
The ladies are Grateful.

ATLANTA (Ga.) Correspondence Macon TslegraDA
At the beginning OF the last session OF
the Legislature Hon. Mark Hardin, Clerk
Of the House, asked and obtained per-
mission from that body TO employ ladies
In the enrolling department OF his office.
He engaged a number Of deserving and
competent ladies as enrolling clerks, and
all through the long session they dis
charged their duties efficiently and salts
iactOrily. At the close OF the session,
while the air was thick with testimonial
gold-headed canes, Clerk Hardin remem-
bered his lady assistants by CALAMITY
sending them dainty testimonial in the
shape Of choice fruits and flowers. He
received the following In response:
Col. NJ. A. Hardin-De sir: We wish 10
thank you for the unbOunded courtesy. con-
sideratiOn and forbearAnce shown US by your
self during our stay in your Office. In add
ton TO this let us especially thank you for the
signal mark OF your esteem sent us to-day
and so beautifully presented by Mr.. Calvin.
We assure you, sir, the memory Of thepleas-
ant hours spent In your EMPLOY will be Ten
rolled" upon memory's fair page. With re-
spect, MRS. }. y. MORGAN,
MRS. Il. II. BAILEY,
MRS. A. II. TODD,
MISS ANNIE r. MARTIN.
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Georpia Oddities

A pet buzzard now spreads his ebony
wings at will over the streets of Forsyth,
and settles down at nightfall to q safe re-
treat in a coop at the pOst-office.
A Putnam county lad who is just If
teen years old, is six feet and four inches
high and weighs 17S pounds. He IS still
growing, and he says has grown one inch
in the last thirty days.
James Brown, OF Worth, reports that
last winter his left arm received a CON-
pound fracture in gin and went a week
without attention. DIR. Hilsman took out
an inch and half OF the bone. The arm
is now perfectly well and does good SER
vice. 1t has tour joints instead OF three.
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Genrgin,e spirltnaI WeIfare.

The subscription committee OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Rome has raised $66S for equipping the
association.
Rev. l.. T. Weldon, who has been pastor
Of the shoal Creek Baptist church, in
Hart county, during this year, has been
unanimously elected 10 serve another
year.
Alta regular conference OF the Lumpkin
Baptist church, held on Saturday last,
Rev. James A. Griffin, the present worthy
and efficient pastor, received the unani-
nous call OF the church 70 serve them
during the coming year.
Within the past three months Rev. W.
A. Jones, who was employed by the
Macon Bible Society 70 do so, has visited
It's families In that city, and In 81 Of
these he found no Bible. He supplied by
gift and sale IN these Oh families 215
Bibles.
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Florida Bonifaces.

The new hotel IN prospective for Alta
monte is the enterprise of Boston capital
lists. l.. Chase and G. W. Moore are two
of the parties interested.
The large additions to the Everett house,
Jacksonville, are almost completed. Mr..
J. NJ. Lee, the proprietor, will personally
superintend the furnishing.
NJ. X. Dutton, formerly of the button
house, Topeka, Kan, is reported to have
purchased the Chautauqua hotel at Lake
de Funiak, picturesque resort, not far
from Tallahassee.
The new hotel at Poablo Beach, near
Jacksonville, will contain accemmoda-
tions for $50 guests, and Will be ready for
opening about Feb. 1, 1886. 1t will be de-
signed for winter and summer resort,
and will be kept open the year round.
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Guarding Iiis Grave.

The body OF James l.. jackson, which
was buried at Atlanta Saturday, and
which is guarded at night by mem bers OF
the Gate City Guard, Is under guard az
plioation OF diseases that seemed 10 battle
medical treatment. Mr.. Jackson took a
peculiar notion that physicians might
want 10 investigate his disease after
death, and 80 he requested his fellow
members OF the Gate City Guard 10 keep
watch over bis grave for ten nights and
this dying request is being sacredly full
AIIaA
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stung While Taking a Drink.
IRON ne Rome foa.l Courier.

from ne ROnne 0d.l Courier.
A man with lip on him about the size
Of a hen egg stepped into DIR. MitchelPs
drug store yesterday. He stated that
while taking drink in one OF the bar
rooms OF the city he was stung on the lip
by a yellow jacket, and from the rapid
rate IL was swelling he was afraid that II
would soon get 10 the size Of his head.
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Prohibition in Georgin.

The old Council has been reelected at
Ellijay. This is said to mean the con-
tinued sale of whisky.
There is a rumor that daily paper will
be run at Atlanta during the coming cleo
ton as an antI-prohibitionist.
Judge Thomas Henderson, Ordinary of
Early county, has set Tuesday, Nov. II,
as a day of election to test the sentiments
of the people upon the whisky question.
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Farm Facts.
GEORGIA.


Capt. 1. j. Brinson, of Dougherty ooun-
ty, says that he will make $50 or 400 bales
of cotton.
Rev. G. W. Phillips, of RockdaIe coun-
ty, gathered this year 1915 bushels of corn
from one measured acre of land.
Rowan Ward has the champion gourd
OF Stewart county. IL measures four feet
and six inches one way and four feet and
nine inches the other. With rockers at
tached 1t would make comfortable era
die.
A farmer of Stewart county boasts that
Notwithstanding the unpropitiOus wealth
er, the caterpillars, rust, etc, he will gath
er torty-hVe bales of cotton from his three
mule farm. And this is his first year at
farming.
Thomas Riecraft, of Worth county, who
runs small farm, lost his mule early IL
the spring; but he did not give up. He
initiated Joe Brown in his young days.
He put steers to his plow, and the result
was he made II bales of cotton and 900
bushels of corn, big potato crop and a
large pea crop.
Lumpkin Independent: Some of the
jumping COWS IN this section have been
shot so often for breaking into corn fields
that they are finally becoming too heavily
loaded with lead to lump fence and now
then roll into the pastures. Stewart
county needs a stock law.
Lumpkin IRdependent: No one can
doubt that the present cotton crop will be
large one in this section, if he will go
out into the country and see for himself.
The fields look at a distance as if an enOr-
nous snow had fallen, covering the earth
entirely from view. But the rains have
damaged it greatly by causing the burrs
TO rot, thereby making it impossible to
gather the cotton clean. The price will
also be lowered because of there being so
many grades of sample, according to the
time it has been open in the fields and
subject to weather influences.
FLORIDA.
The greater portion of the cotton crop
in Alachua county has been gathered.
A stalk Of cane has been brought into
Fort Meade with % fully-matured joints.
j. ID. Tuten, of Jasper, has shipped
about 100 bales Of cotton up to the pres
eut,
Rawlins & Wilson have recently planted
7 acres in strawberries on their vegetable
farm at Rocky Point, Alachua county.
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on, and had wages due him that he could
have gotten on application. There had
been no difficulty, and he was on good
terms with everybody. He has never had
any mental ailment.
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MISS JORDAN's DEATH.

The News was telegraphed Of the sud
den death by accident at Amherst Court
House, Va, of Miss Lollah Jordan,
lovely and accomplished young lady OF
Quincy, Fla. The News correspondent
here has since learned further particulars
Miss Jordan had just returned from
evening services-it was Sunday-and
went up stairs TO lay aside her wraps. In
crossing from one room to another she
made misstep and fell headlong down q
flight OF stairs. In falling she struck her
head, fracturing the base of the skull.
She died in thirty minutes without utter
ing a word. Miss Jordan was visiting
friends at Amherst Court House, Va.
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"JACK" w ALSH,

"Jack" Walsh, who fatally shot Mr..
Dawson, clerk OF the Marshall house Of
Savannah, is well known here among the
gambling class, he having resided here
employed as a dealer OF high ball and
stud-poker at Gregory's gambling room.
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BRADsTREET's AT JACKSONVILLE.

j. NJ. Hayden, representing the Savan-
nah branch of Bradstreets commercial
agency, arrived in this city to-day and
proposes to open a Florida headquarters
here-a sub-branch Of the Savannah
agency.
Lieut.. Frank J. keenan,, of the United
States army, is in the city en- route TO
Gainesville, where he has been detailed to
take charge Of the cadets training school.
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We are Offering our Goods now to SGITTGa is no Object


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We Are Como to Lose Money

byit probably the hard earnings lifetime, but we do not
shrink from it, We mean just what we say We will fight it
out on that ne no matter what the consequences may be to u.s.
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FLORIDA BY MAIL.
Jack" Walsh WeIl-knOwn at jackson
vilIe-The West Brothers Discharged.

Jack" Walsh WeIl-knOwn at jackson
vilIe-The West Brothers Discharged.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. 1S.-The
grand jury Of the Circuit Court, which
has been in session in Madison, Fla,
during the week, had under consideration
the West-Langford shooting affair of last
spring, in which, it will be remembered.
several of the Langfords lost their lives.
Alter a thorough investigation no indict-
ment was found, and the Vests, who
were on bond, were discharged from their
bonds. No disturbance of any kind, as at
first feared, occurred. They were warmly
congratulated upon their acqulttal by
many friends, the evidence showing that
the Vests acted in self-defense.
TWO CARGoEs OF RAILS.
The schooners Nat Meader and Hattie
L. Sheats arrived in yesterday, loaded
with iron rails for the Jacksonville,
Tampa and Key West railway. These
vessels report having experienced fright
full weather at sea. They were caught in
the recent hurricanes and blown far out
of their courses, and for days at a time
were not able to spread a stitch of sail.
HERNANDo's NEW RAILROAD.
Maj. John W. Parsons, of Bayport,
fernando county, has been in the city
day or two on his return home from a
summer stay in Boston, New York and
other points. The Major was a leading
member of the late constitutional conven-
ton. and is the moving spirit of his
favored section of the State. In
the course Of a brief converse
ton with the NEWS correspondent
Maj. Parsons said that while in
Boston he called on 4. w. Hodge, Presl-
dent OF the Silver Springs, Ocala and Gull
railroad, who told him it was the inten-
ton OF the managers to proceed right
away with the road through fernando
county on TO Point Pinellas and Disston
City. He also saw j. w. Gambler, Pres;.
dent of the Florida Southern, who told
him they were going to push their road on
to Charlotte harbor Immediately. ''Flori-
da is booming in the North" said the
Major" and Wen have all the Yankees
we can stow away this winter0
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pru @OOos.
were Cot Him Oh The List |

We are determined to inaugrae slaughter in Dry Goods
such as was never heard of before, and will put in the shade
all attempts heretofore made by any house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-27
.HEELING & PITTSBURGH Dly

IWHEELING q Pl1.rsBURGE DIVE
wv SION, B. q o. 2. ~
onandi alter lDRCRMnER u, trains WIN arrive
and depaft As tollowa wheeling time:
p m. dsily except Sunday. " Z "a n > y,
Fcr Washinstg 10 daily and SIS q. m, and
4:os and s:20 p. m. " 4 = z n n = 1
From Pltls6ugh :Ss q M and 100 and i1:is
p. M, daily except ssHadeT p =. q
From washing ton $40 daily ard 1856 MI ant
100 aud !: Z. M daily except sunday.
%, X lord, Gen, Pass. AIT Bal tlfnofes Nd
TH03.Mi KING, Gen! S1pt. ] tsbutgh. III. -
*. y. SMITH, e6As Agent ttShubh. Pa
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rarn, HINT. for March, u

OHIO F1fllfFs : t. .ii'f mo iI.Is lfa l7tl
II the farmer has not laid his plans for
the year, let him stop and think, that
no time may be lost laler In the busy; sea.
son In planning What 70 do, and when and
how to do 1t. The time for the first spring
work has come. Brook no delay. The
forehanded man works to great advantage.
Once behind with your work and you will
not catch up the whole season through.
There MIL be several days this month
too rough for outdoor work. This time
may he profiiabiy employed in overhaul.
Ing farm implemen and making needed
repairs. II will be the last opportunity Of
getting things to rfghtse before theyIgill
lie needed, Sharpe all edged tools, clean
up and oil the various parts OF machinery,
and when 4 bolt IS missing or any part
broken, repair tile damage. The little
things 81 the farm are very Important, and
no one can, hope to succeed withoLt pay
ing the stfictest attention 10 them.
Waste costs the average farmer % much
asiwear. THIS old sentiment applieswith
great force TO the harness that Is used on
the farm As q fuleit is badly neglected
and don't wear more than hall as long q
III isought TO, Repairs should DO made
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By using DR.. Frazier's Throat and Lung
Balsam--The only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat, and
all diseases OF the throat and iunga. Do
not neglect q Cough. Il may prove fatal.
Scores and hundreds Of grateful people
owe their lives to DR.. Fraxier's Throat and
Lung Balsam, and no family will ever be
without 1t after once using II, and discoy-
ering It's marvellous power. II Is put up
in large family bottles and sold for the
nnall price Of rs cents per bottle. Frazier
Medicine Co., Props, Cleveland, Ohio
Saratoga High Rock Spring w alter for sale
by druggists. Wholesale agents: Logan &
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, and ]. O. Dent q
Co., Bridgeport, Ohio. q nav
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The wages Of gin is debt Merchant
Traveller. y 7 NJ 8 : ~
$500. ) m ~ ,t,,,5iI 80 iltsp
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Never yisits Hsn.iso

.Afiflta con lltlgl4s /. a ~ az Z q ]. u Z =! K
Thereisa gentleman living in Hamilton
toiwhose system egg Is poison. "A sip of
coffee settled with egg tihsettles his stoti-
ach and makes him sick. The presence
Of an eng In anything he eats nauseates
him, and less than the twentieth part OF
one egg has made him sick for days. To
handle broken eggs blistefs his fingers,
and 10 eat o single egg he thinksiwould
kill.him, and his friends who have no.
'ticed closely the effect eggs have on his
system agree with him. His Is q consHtl-
tional antipathy to egg, and he would de
eide In favor Of the arsenicif forced TO de-
eide between an7 equal quantity Of 1t CT
egg. He Is man Of robust constitution
md his case Is most singular.
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sleepless nights, made miserable by
hat terrible cough. slliloh's cure is the.
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House bill No. "a, extending the cor
porate limits OF Benwood westward to the
State line, was passed. Also House bill
No. So, authorizing the taking Of land
without the owners consent for the con.
#strnction OF lateral railroads; and House
bill No. 80, establishing q County Court
and Board OF Commissioners for Jefleraon
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ny the use Of Hos.
.tettet's Stomach BIZ
tefS the heiayRrd ap-
peerlnee Of The cnuii.
tenancn and mloIy.
ne OF dyspepdcsare
HupplAntcd by 0
healthier look, and
~ the, food y Assimi'
fkted, the body &C.
quircs sui stance. Ap
petite q restored, and
the nervous EyStori
refreshed with much
eeded Stun bett
through the use Of
this me diclnC, which
Il also beneficial 70
,pgtSons Of o rhetl.
matte tendency, and
an Inc st1mable pre-:
venhve Of fever and
'agne. For ule by
al Druggists and
inh .AlGRAW.
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0t0NafIssIONER'S SALE OF yALU.
" ABLE PROPERTY.
snn Of West Virginia, Ohio County! In TIC CIR
eult Court Tor said county.
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HOUSE OF DEIEGArFs.
The appropiiation nlii Occupies tho Entire
w 81 Day In the House.

= i 49, ? : - I14-- - j. t.
The Appropriate Bill Occupies tho Entire
tts & Day In, the House.
Rev. 6. NJ. Shot, Of the. First Baptist
Church, opened the session Of the House
ofDelegates with prayer yesterday fore
noon. House Joint Resolution No. s, for
the reliefoi Isaac Il. Collins, P. Hayes, NJ.
]. Bush, ]. B Springer and Henson Gain
or, was taken up out offs order on motion
otAlr. Lucas, and agreed to. Tie resolu=
ton Of Mr.. snodgrass, relative TO the ap-
praising and sale Of the chairs used by the
members, was adopted, and Messrs. Snod-
grass and Edwards were appointed as the
committee provided for therein.
Mr.. Dean was relieved from duty as q
member of the COMMITTEES on Enrolled
Bills, al. his OWE, request, and the Speaker
appointed Mr.. Smith To, fill theYacancy.
Judge Raymond called up the motion
made by him on the previous day, to re-
consider the vote by which the House re-
fused TO extend she session, and the vote
was recohsidered. Mr.. Edwards moyed to
make the extension resolution the special
order for 10:80A NJ. to-day, and Mr.. Hay
mond that 1t be made the special order for
last evening at 1880. The latter motion
prevailed. . Is ~ - .i,@,3s Z
The general appropriation bill was then
taken up for amendment, and occupied
the entire day session. satssai & ~ Z
The various appropriations to insure
different public buildings were Jumped in
one item OF s. 40, and 3, 200 was inserted
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.In,nne Freml I.nnghIng Gas.

San Fr1ntlae0 klnRIa1. Vl - va n
Miss Mary strehl, daughter Of Charles
strefil, whose place Of business Is in the
Metropolitan market, visited the dental
roomsfor the purpose Of having two teeth
extracted. The young lady was Of an exc
ceedingly nervous temperament. Fearing
that she would not be able TO stand the
pain oftheoperation, sheasked to have gas
administered. The unfortunate lady was
in very poor health. She took the laugh
ing gas, became deranged soon after the
operation was performed and when the
doctors aid was found to be Of no avail,
she was taken to the insane asylum,
where she now Is, broken in mind.
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Hon. JupeR ]. M. CorPrvBuRY, Clsye-
land, O., says: II have used scores ofpile
cures, and II affords me pleasure to gay
thatI have never found anything which
gives such immediate and permanent re.
ltefcas DR.. Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment.n Wholesale Agents: Logan & Co..
Wheeling, w. Va, and JIG. Dent & 90.
Bridgeport. Ohio. n nav
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I7Dr. Frn1isr,s Root plttsrs.

(. Frazier,s Root Bitters are not 9 dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the sbowela
open and regular. cleanse tho blood and
system Of every impurity. Sold by drug
eists. 81 90. Dr.. Ffazief % Magic Ointment
the greatest blessing that been discoy-
cred IN this generation. Assure cure for
'Boils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds,
Sore Nipples, Hard q Soft 0orns Ghapped
Lips and Hands, Pimples and Blotches.
Price Soc. Sold by druggists. Frazier
Medicine Co. proprs., Cleveland, Ohio.
Wholesale agents Iogan& Co., Wheeling,
W. Va, and ]. q, Dent 4 Col bridgeport
iOhio. 8 m ~ pAMI
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Young nie.,ni-Rend Thi..

THE yoIrA1c Bgur Co.,. Of Marshall,
Mich, offer TO send their celebrated ELEc:
TRo- yoLTAIc BELT and other ELRcTRIc Ar
PIIANcIs on trial for thirty days, to men
young or old) afflicted with nervous de.
bility, loss Of vitality and manhood, and
all Kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, and many. other dis
eases. Complete restoration to health, Wig
or and manhood guaranteed. No riak Is
incurred as thirty days trial Is allowed.
Write, them at once for. illustrated painph-
let free. a MwF&w
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y: .rTawney, Esq, . leading attorney.
Of Winona, MINI. writes: "After using
1t for moro than three years, I take great
pleasure in stating that regard Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Us the
best remedyin the world for Coughs and
Colds. 1t has never failed to cure The
most severe colds. j have had, and invari-
ably relieves the pain in the chest. Trial
Bottles Of this sure cure for all Throat and
Lung Diseases may be had for l0c ut
Logan & Co.'s Drug Store. Large size,
SlsW. ~ ~ MwR4w
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An An.,rar. .,rantaa

Can any one bring us q case Of Kidney
or,Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure? We sdy, they can
not, as thousands Of cases already perma-
nently cured and who are daily recon-
mending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak i6ack, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify. the blood, regulate the bowels
and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at Soc
abottle by Logan 4 Go. Mwr4tw
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MANY Of the bitters and quack nostrums
Of the day are also advertised for con-
sumption on the plan that the only
thing that the stuff won't cure is thea
aricious, ign6ble greed OF the 5plopri-
etor. Don't be deceived. The best REM
edy for strengthening the lungs, sooth-
ing all irritation, and Stopping the cough,
Is DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. It
has cured many cases where physicians
bad given up hope. 5,l pAw
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Effects OF Nicotine.

aon, / feel 50 nice Y said s.young girl
Of nineteen years II don't feel as q |
had q head or q stomach, or anything
And yet headaches, backaches, stomach
aches and many other aches, swellings,
sores, etc, troubled her before she took
DIR. Guysott's Yellow Dock and sareapa-
lila. This remedy restored her to perfect
health, as Is indicated by her clear COM
plexion, smooth skin and bright eyes.
It will relieve ali ailments peculiar to ie-
male life. paw
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y, Senate BillI13l (which accomplished the
same object aimed at in No, l2l mention-
ed;aboye, was also passed. Also Senate
illl36, amending chapter 5 oflthe acts Of
1881 and House Bill No. 20, amending
the law concerning the taking Of. land
without the owners consent for purposes
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q B g ~ i T,ssst R agsat Depot.

Ticket Agent, under lcfpre House.
JOHN 4. LAM, Tray. PiSc IlEer Agent. !, z
! tlLll M Z ~ : W. M CIfsdENT NJ of \ y