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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-05-24
1T was a. favorite thought and con-

1t was favorite thought and con-
ceit of the classical writer's that men
were divided into three classes: Men,
who themselves knew what they ough'
to do; men, who did not themselves
know, but who are willing to learn
from others what they should do; anu
men, who neither knew nor woulo
learn from others what was best 1or
them to do. If one can not belong "
the choice few who form the first o.
these three classes, he ought, at leas@
to see that he does not belong to tn0
ignoble many who form the third -
Current Literature.
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"And now, children" said the superinten
dent, benignantly. ''are there any questions
you would like to ask before we leave this
lessonP'
How long did it take you to get all the
pigs in the pen the first time you triedf in
quired the sweet little girl on the front seat
Chicago Tribune
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Absurd

Ward McAllister- Who is this Arson that
the newspapers are yelling about! Where
does be come from!
Citizen-Have you never heard of Capt
Arson, the leader of the great Chicago mines
Ward McAllister with lofty contempn-
Nine, did you says Only nines What alb
surd folly to make a hero of such mani
Chicago Tribune
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Easily Explained.

Cross Examining Counsel = Now, Mr.
Brown, you cay this Louis c. Brown IS a dis
tant relative Of yourss
Mr. Brownies
Cross Examining Counsel-What relation
is he?
Mr.. Brown-My brother
Cross Examining Counsel-But you just
told us he was a distant relative.
Mr.. Brown-So he is At present he is in
China.-London Pick-Me- Up
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Something That wouldn,t Make Mucl

Something That Wouldn't Make Much.
Managing Editor-Did you prepare that
article ON 1.-The intellectual Attainment OF
the Four Hundredr
Reporter Yes, sir
Managing Editor- About how much space
viii it occupyI
Reporter Abogt six. lines Burlington
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-05-24
CHAPTER XVII.
0rr1 An CAN Hrvup nr

Simmons and Strong found the bitterness
of personal defeat somewhat sweetened by
the knowledge that their enemy had gone
down with them. Morose, gloomy and ILL
natured, each went moping about the
streets, cursing his own ill-luck, and won
derlng what blight had come over their
town that 1t could not be saved from inev-
liable ruin. Allen Gray had come at last to
realize that Turley's Point was doomed. and
~ aus endeavors to save it were worse than
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-05-24
Pigs in the Clover.

Mrs. Briggs You can't get em in the pen
can yous
Mr. Briggs-No. The pesky little things
There they go again.
Those pigs remind me of you, John"
aWbvzs,
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.--.~1 u 1lrley's Point
Being q Few Romantic Chapters
FrOn tho Life Of q Country
Editor.
EY JOHN r. MUsICK.

AUTHOR OF "WALTER BRowNTIELD," "HELIN
LAKEMAN" BANKER OF BEDFORD"
AND OTHER STORIES
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At the Sunday School.

Because they'd rather run round every
where else than go home Chicago Herald
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1.-THE END. |
At a Southern Winter Resort.

sid rather be in the moon than here"
"Why~
because there is said to be man in the
moon. Life.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
TELEaaAPHIC BRIEFS.


Jay Gould will probably make South
ern tour soon.
Smallpox is raging in the small towns Of
Northern Ohio.
James A. Draper, Jr., OF st. Louis, has
been missing since the 18th inst, and foul
play Is suspected.
The deialcations OF Henry T.. Marshall,
late cashier Of the Seaman's Bank, New
York. amounted to over $4,000.
Al Fayette, NO., yesterday. Flora Rohr.
aged sixteen, shot and killed Mns. l.. ].
johnson. and then committed suicide.
An old forgotten blast was exploded H.
the Consolidated Gas Company's yard in
New York, yesterday, killing three men.
At Riga, n. Y, yesterday boy sixteen
years old killed a Mrs. Hale, aged sixty,
by pounding her head with heavy boot
lie escaped.
The attempt among the big tobacco men
TO control the Louisville market is causing
great deal OF indignation among growers
and dealers.
Mai. Lille (Pawnec Bill has about
completed the preliminarics for the Okla
homa invasion, aud lac Is determined TO
carry II through.
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A.,m,r.,,,eab,e Old Fossil.

From the Little Rock Gazctie
The violent speech Of Senator Morgan,
Of Alabama, on the race question, is ono
Of those impracticablo and unfortunate
uttcranees that can do no possible good
and must do inevitable harm. The Courier
Journal well says on this subject;
1.-THE negro Is here, and he Is here TO
stay. n the Northern agitator will only
let him alone he may In another genera
ton be a good citizen, dividing his vote,
n do other good citizens, between the two
parties"
Morgan Il an old antc.bcllum fossil who
has lived ~ long and 10 exclusively In
the commiticc-rooms and corridors Of the
National Capitol at Washington, apart
from the world, that he has no idea oil II,
progress. Like other old baTnaclcs thai
cling 10 public position, he is seeking some
extraordinary method Of solving largely
imaginary Southern question. There i
no such.
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CATARRH TO CONSUMPTION.

Cainrrh IN n destructive force stands next ioand
undoubtedly lca1s ON 10 consumption. II isthcne-
iorcflnulu that those an ciei with ths fearful dis.
should not make t the object q their lives n
ria Themselves OF a. Dscypuyc rpmedlos concoctci
by Ignorant ptctyndcn 90 medical knowledge have
weakened the confidence Of the great majority u
suhcrcr In an advertised remedies. They become
rslgucd ~ LIE Of mbcry natl o. than lorturc ihcm-
nal,cs with doubtful paillativos.
bat this will never 10. Cuiarrh must be met NJ
every stage AMI combiitcd with an our might In
many cases the disease has assumed dangerous
symptoms. The bones and cartilage " The nose,
the organs of hearing II seeing and Of tasting 20
Affected a. to he useless. the uvula sn elongated.
the throat sninlimcd and inflated ns % produce q
constant aud distressing cough.
sANiUnDs RADICAL CrEr meets every phase 81
Cainfrh. from siuplc head cold 10 The most loaih.
Hunc aud destructive stays. u II local aud con
stituiunal. Instant IN relieving. permanent In
curing anic. economical aud ucvrrfililuH
ilrh package contains ulr bottle oi the RAnt.
cat tuuK one hnN GArkunuAL SutYFST. aud GA
iHrnUVrp lNuAtrn, with tfuRtisC, price, 81
roifm puug Axp CHEMICAL Co, nnsrnv
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Has Again Prolonged His Stay at the
Peabody Hotel.
He Will Remain There Two Weeks
Longer.
To Saturday Evening, the I'd Day
of February.
Crooked Eyes Made Straight by the
Wholesale.
Cancers Under Treatment Innumerable
Clutches Laid Aside-A Grateful
Letter From one Of His Pa
TENTS Residing at Calves.
ton, Texas.

The Peabody Hotel continues to be the
scene of DR.. llartman's wonderful cures OF
chronic diseases There has not been q
day since his arrival that his pariors were
moi crowded with sufferers seeking relief
at his hands, and the number is daily in
creasing. Every time his two weeks had
expired number Of cases suffering from
cancer had Just been placed under his
treatment, who required his personal at
tention for several days longer. At no
time, however, was the number OF new
cancer cases so great rs at present On
last Friday five cancer eases commenced
treaimant, and yesterday Saturday four
more. most Of whom will require his at.
tention for the best part OF week, and
this is the whole reason for DR.. Hartman
again prolonging his stay for another Two
weeks. lie says lac has treated more eases
of chronic calarrh, consumption, bron-
rchitis. asthma and diabetes, since the 10th
OF December, the day he came here,
than he has ia like period for many
years. lie has also treateda large number
OF cripplcs since in Memphis and has
Strengthened cross eyes by the Wholesale,
making scores Of fine faces beautiful by re-
moving n bcmish no one should tolerate
even for day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20

INV OEirANs, Ia, Jan. ln.-1hc races
today were over a slow track. Tho weather
was cloudy but pleasant Following Is a
summary 81 the oycns
First Rare Hall mile. Starters Dot,
Rollin llawlcy. l.oyclacc. Iris, Gabc G..
Rolliu Ilawlcy won In 0.5i, Dot second,
Iris thirl.
Second Race Thpo-quartcrs Of a mile.
Starters Duhmc. Cheney, Radical, JOYFUL.
Nictps, Hollywood. konsington. Cheney
Won la l:2Ol, Duhmeecoond, joyful hird.
1hipl ace-Fiyc.cighths OF mile.
Starters Ida l., Lord Grosycnor, Henry
Hardy, Dan Mccks. Regardless, Naiiell,
Florinc. Henry Hardy won in l.Ojl, lle.
garllc-s SECOND, Florlnc third.
Fourth Lace Scycn.oighths oi mile
Starters Mona, Mifth, Golightly, Event
Dcrochmont Monocat. Benton. Nom
Won la l.Si, Ninth second, Benton third
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the serpent, lasting about thirty minutes,
and ending in wild saturnalia OF de-
lirium. The scene, amid the glazing oil
burning torches and bonflrcs, can scarcely
be described. All present took part In
dancing around large altar erected in the
center of an open space. Between the
dances abundant potalions of the vilest
native rum and gin, favored with herbs
and roots tending to increase the delirum,
were INDUCED in by all. After the dane
ing the crowd separated, and according TO
seniority, approached the serpent in the
cage. Dropping on their stomachs, they
crawled forward, imploring the aid OF the
wooden for blessings on themselves ana
friends, and maledictions on enemies,
known and unknown. The answer to
these appeals was interpreted to the imDe-
cilo crowd by the Queen, they never doubt
ing the most monstrous absurdlty, ana
only knowing how 10 obey what Is dos
politically dictated to them. They then
bound themselves by the most eXecrablee
oaths 10 obey the dictates OF the Queen and
minor priestcsscs until the next annual
assemblarc. On this occasion white
goat WIS sacrificed, but my guide informed
me that last year he was present at the
same assemblago four miles north OF
Jacmel, where female child was stupclied
with drugs, its veins opened and the blood
sucked thcrefrom by the King Queen aud
minor seniors, while the rabble tore the
corpse limb from limb and devoured the
flesh still warm, the bones and adhcrlng
slips OF flesh, with the head, being thrown
into kettle OF boiling water with tho
bodies OF small snakes. Tho broth seasoned
with herbs and rum, was eagerly partaken
Of by all present This seems incredible,
but wel.auihenticated eases where re-
Gently buried bodies have been exhumed,
cooked aal dcvourcd by the almost com
pletely barbarous inhabitants OF the
Southern Department-the brutalized de-
scendants Of the lowest tribes Of Africans
have been heard Of.
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surNinE lss Mood Of An ,nlan,.

Furt hu. Prince Correspondence Ngu Nufs WHfii
At dusk OF Christina, Eve, many of tho
lowest Of ihc blacks LEFT rorl-au.prlucg ON
foot ior tie valley At Jho 100, OF ihc las.
ccllc Mountains, .omc twelve miles south
Of the town, where several thousand Ut the
believers Ia youdoOism wop found us-
rcmblcd, the greater portion being iUm
the vicinity OF Jacmcl, the most harbltous
portion Of the Island. The World oorrg.
spondcni, Disguised aud blackonod. under
the protection Of literally paid guide. ar.
rived ON tho spot just before midnight
There each Of the performers put on a pair
OF sandals and fastened around his other.
wiso naked body number Of rcd hand.
kerchicif, the King Of thc NoudUut having
an unusually large number, With blu,
girdlc. aud rcd handkcfchiyis bound
around his head aud worn a. u diadum
The Queen. clothcd ia the charming Sim
pliciiy ol single broad Icd sash, wa
seated with the King on n large hos
where the ianglcss serpent rCprvsUn.iu.
tho Deity was kept.
Then began the horrible alteration o
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
GOV. EAGLE
And All New State Officers DO n Great
Deal of HANDWRITING.

And All New State OnicSrs DO Great
Deal OF HANDWRITING
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
LIrrLR Rock, Ark, Jan. l0.-Today
Gov. Eagle aud other new State officers
were bosieged with visitors all day
and n general handshaking among
the officers OF the various depart
mcnts and callers was indulgod in.
The callers on the new Chief Executive
were numerous and many Of them
are among the distinguished citi.
zcns Of tho state. The first official
act OF the Governor was 20
commute the sentence Of Charley Wilson,
sent up from Lincoln County. in 1883, Tor
one year, for grand larceny. In this case
Executive clemoncy was given the prisoner
10y reducing his sentence twenty-five DAYS
for good behavior. And the second duty
was 90 offer a reward OF 500 Tor the cap
ture OF criminal charged with murder.
lie also Issued his first proclamation re-
voking nll rewards offered prior 10
January ~, 1857, 10 the sheriils
aud detectives OF the state. This is q matter
In which they are greatly interested. and
II is presumed that there will be numor-
Gus applications to reissue the rewards,
M many Of them were offered by Gov.
Hughes during his ilrst term OF office for
daring criminals, one OF them being Frank
Cline, the train robbcr, who has been nj
large since the robbery was committed Ia
1885, and others Of equal importance.
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Tn. Appeal Again Endorsed.

Frum the Little Rock Gazette.
TnE MENrus ArrEAL, which twice rem
dercd valuable assistance in securing the
election Of the Hon. lsham G.. Harris 10
the United States senate, but opposed his
reelection for <hird term, renders this
fitting comment
"Nicn hayo their limitations Senator
Harris has his We did not sce In 1870.
when he re-entcrc public lie after his re-.
turn 10 the State from myoluiary exile,
that his limitations ~ a public man had
been reached A. Governor. But W Il has
proven"
senator Ifryis. las been In public life
In Tennessee Tor forty Years, but he Is
not more dispos.d 10 be satisfied with the
honou he hm won than hc was thirty
years ago. t,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
A JACK HAYS STORY.
Tho Little Incident which Gave Texas
Her Fnmous Ranger.

Her Famous Ranger.
Special Correspondents NJ the Globe Democrat
lIoSKY GRovE. Tex, Dec 2S.--There
have been a great many stories written
and published Of the famous Jack Hays,
the Texas ranger. whose name aud fame
il M well known in Texas ~ In California.
hut | have never yet seen anything in
print in regard 10 the life or history Of
Hays before he came to Texas Most Of
the stories about Jack Hays say lao was q
stranger when he came to Texas, In 1850,
and that but little was known OF his
history before that time. I have recently
hal the pleasure Of meeting an old Ten.
ncs,can, Capt. Frank Bishop. who gave
mo little pieco OF Jack lIays's history,
which he says accounts ior llays's appear
ancc In Texas, and which will no doubt
h. interesting TO the many friends and
admirers Of the memory Of the redoubt-
able Texas Ranger for there are few left
now Of those who loved and honored him
in liicl.
Hays was born near the Hermitage, Old
llckory's place. in Tennessee, and Capt
liisl.op was born and raised on the adj hin.
ing farm. Ills father served under Gen.
Coffee, Tor whom Jack Hays was partly
named John Coffee Hays was his full
namcl, and Frank bishop and Jack HAYS
were boys together, sharing in the same
sports, attending the same school In win
ter. hunting squirrels, coons, aud 'possuma
together and growing M 90 manhood In
close companion-hip and entertaining for
each other the wurncst friendship which
was only broken by the death OF Col.
llnya
When HAYS wlsabout twenty-five years
oil be- icll In love with Miss Bette Donald.
son. thc daughter OF ncighboriug farmer,
and for time the young lady seemed u
pturn his ardent attachment For wear
of moro She received his attentions aud
plightcd him her trpih. Preparations inl
their mnriarn were boing mails, when
there appeared In the ncirhbOfhood 4
Young man named Talbot from Mount
Vernon ~, who was fcpuicd ~ bo Inn
! mcnscly wealthy, and who. besides bcin.
well educated, wasa handsome and accom-
pliHhcd gentleman of pleasing addfrss VA,
polished manners, well schOnlcd Ia nl
those arts which go so lar w helping a MAI
, 10 ain the good opinion oi thc iair scN.
4 Now, although Hays was a handsome
= young fellow, and was considered tho bcs
rider, the beet dancer aud the hosl shu
. among the youth ct the country, Miss Don
a.iaon took % great pleasure In showin
u him that thc attentions Of Mr.. Talbot wen
2 not dIslasielul a. hor-in fact, that Nh
I, rather preferred thom 10 thoso Of youn
y HAYS Now. Jack llays was not tho mau
even al that early asr, to iamcly submit q
a slight OF wrong nom either man o
woman. lie WIS man Of arl,nt temper
amuni. and c0uld not brook the idea q
=. being second In anything. As was slii q
him a good many ycam later, che ncyo
hiI i friend or lJc,' aud he quickly ir
formed Misc Betty that be- would have u
double dealing she must either Wmcmb,
r hUf plighlcl word ~ him and cease 10 b,
n cgiyc attentions nom Me-, Talbot. W VA
must recall huf VOWS, and coQuctlc Wit
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
The An,hor Of Hoser, ,.i,m..e.

Nav Noug, Jan. lg.-Mns Humphrey
Wand. tho author OF Robert Elsmcrc,"
writes from London. ~ have been much
gmlidcd by the pleasant sentiments evoked
In the American newspapers bya report
that am shortly TO visit your country.
There Is, however. no foundation for the
statement. and should bc very glad Il
YOU would be- IN Kind N N contradict Il
through the American papers"
Mn. Wand u dpyoting al her time 20
the new religious novel She has under way
and this y the principal reason Tor her In.
ability o. cumo 81 America.
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ado know, Mary actually contemplated sude9" You
b. chronic
believed myself the unhappy the world Hooked
twenty older really Life oave nothing
worth living for" al have experienced all those symptoms myself"
"we" swell saved the eleventh hour from the commission Of
friend advised
Favore Prescription did In incredibly short time felt like
being The Prescription cured and Dr. Pierce debt of gratitude
which
Faore Prescription" has cured thousands Of bedrdden suffering
weaknesses painful Irregularities alterations organic dacements
kindred mention 1t the only medicine
sold druggists under positive guarantee that will
give satisfaction or the price (sl0O) will be refunded
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
CONTESTED ELECTIONS
In tho state Legislature VIII Probably
Be Decided Tomorrow.

Special Dispatch h. Tie Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. l0.-Thc invcs-
tiraiion by the House and Senate Com
mitiecs of the burns Woodcock and John
sou-llcirlicn contested election cases was
continued here tonight and argument
was had, after which the committee adj
journed They will probably decide
Monday. During the investigation to-
night senator Sparks said that the
attorneys on the c0nicstccs side had not
"totcd fair" Mr.. G.. y. Tillman asked
who be meant Mr.. Sparks said II mean
YOU" Mr.. 1illman said. You lie. u
Mai. Sparks tried to get To him but th,
crowd kept them apart. Both men go
hot AMI made uso oi language not in III,
/ catcchism. They finally made friends
shook hands. took back all they hal said
apologiEcd aud the investigation conlin
I nal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20

ST. iouis. Mo- Jan. ~. james Thomas,
alias William HERMAN, who was arrested
Yesterday ior writing threatening letters
20 fallen women, signing himself "Jack.
the luppcr," WIS today committed to the
luunc Asylum. llc frankly confessed
that be- had come to 81 Louis Tor tho pur.
pose Of killing women on Poplar slrcol
and tlarA avenue. a notorious quarter OF
the city.
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r. IN. r..n..r. OF u,..l.sippl.

ifum TIE iofluth lNhA , tttalh
The farmers throughout the State ~ a
rule, seem 10 ~ moving 10 the right center.
Trying 10 cifcumscribc their expenses
within their income, and 10 avoid the cx-
pcnsc Of indulyhf their credit They also
appear to be encouraging homo manuiae-
tories aud psjwqizing home industries.
They may not btlizc al their expectations,
vet cvcrthclsAVll greatly benefit their
condition by tN,lrorginiEed efforts. one
OF the chief means Of success " In making
the farm pay d. fuucnt expenses, 10y III.
ycniiying method and selling or all sur.
plus products ~ tbcif scasona by utilizing
everything possible instead Of running &C.
counts with the merchant to be paid out
Of the one crop-cotion.
aa. e
A small Lake near Decker. Ind. Il on
Gre. II is supposed 10 he petroleum. rco.
d. -. -. 4. 4
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nMn. DENTON wARruEN.
Professor sf ysice Culture Pure I,siIa.
Method OF wnc. warehe.i aud
NtGuor Garcia.

For terms etc. apply at Room 2lO Gay.
Gao Hotel daily TO ., or at T.. willmann
a Co, 30 Second street, daily II TO ~.
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NJ hNMnLLNn M


H. A n Hartman
Dr,u Sm 1t h long iimc sincc have
written 10 Won. have been getting along
20 NICELY with nav tWcniy-ycarold female
trouble that | enjoyed this Christmas and
New Year better. ten times over. than |
have any previous Christmas ior very
many ycar-. The Tact IA. Doctor, ! am
we'll, and this i what none Of my friends
or physicians ever expected. They all
made fun Of me when ! commenced treat
mcnt with you. Now Ut least twenty
women Of my acquaintance are anxious 10
have YOU come Ia Galveston Hgiin, AMI
that az soon ~ YOU can. Every OnD OF
them Will take your treatment, and doubt.
lce many others.
have not had headache ior long
time.
hope YOU have had q very happy New
Year May God bless You foe thy great
good YOU np' doing. aud may you live ior
many years 81 come, s1 that tens Ut thou
snnds motC may bc restored 10 health. "a
] have been, through your remarkable
tkilL lUuu most respectfully,
Mus. NAM 1uWLtLA.
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Its, Of undeIi,erea Tc,esram..

john X. speed & Co,
Mt sam Mathews,
slcdgc & Npriicct,
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George u. Morrison.
W e. Warmer.
Merchants X e Agency,
llapas 4 Go.
Chlcknsaw 4. & r. Co. ?,
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Manhattan savings Bank,
Mr.. Robert Mclean,
y g. buchanan q co.
CT. fickcl.
Iiartlln Naufg Co
Dcan LILLY Concc Co.
n. ~ schloss a Co.
Mrs W N. -lcfgc,
W A McNcyly,
=. :. York,
linrtmus q Co. 2,
T. n. Barton.
J. y. Mckinney.
Robert Aufcrsun,
Sir chalk.
J X. irtiirrcw.
Van Nlcct a Co.,
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hfa. W n. lioWdnc,
licn Hook.
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T. A. Ihurtion. 2