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TUESDAY. June 81. 1864.
pRESIDENT TT,

PRESIDENT LINCOLN
The President and his youngest son left
the city yesterday afternoon on the ord
nance steamer Baltimore to pay a trip to
Grant. 1t is reported, and see how affairs
are progressing on James river.
TUESDAY. June s. 1864.
THE PRESIDENT ~ SUMMER RESORT
Workmen are busily engaged today in
conveying furniture from the White House
to the old Soldiers Home. the mansion OF
which Is being fitted up as summer home
for President Lincoln. The President will
spend his leisure hours there. riding out
from the city every afternoon and return
ing again in the morning. 1t Is expected that
tomorrow for the first time this season.
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SUNDAY. August II. 1867.

A GOOD SHOW FOR THE DISTRICT.
Thus far the board of enrolment have
had before them 40 cases, and of this num-
Der SH have been exempted, 161 offered
substitutes which We're accepted and of the
drafted men thirteen were accepted, Six
paid the 800 Communication. Thus out of
4f6 drafted men Uncle Sam has obtained
1eO soldiers, all of them sound men, for Dr.
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WEDNESDAY, May 4. 1854.
WHAT IS SAID IN RICHMOND.
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REMARKABLE STATEMENT OF TIL
RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THIS THE LAST YEAR OF THE wAT
WHICHEVER SIDE WINS

The Richmond Examiner of the 18th ulti-
mo says: If we hold own in Virginia
till this summer is ended. the ncrth's power
for mischief everywhere will be gone: IL we
be broken. The confederacy has power to
keep its place in Virginia II employed with
enegy and consistency. and this Is the last
year OF the war. whichever wins.
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WEDNESDAY, March O., 1864.
PRESENTATION OF GEN. GRANTS
COMMISSION AS A LIEUTEN-
L

Cen Grants commission as lieutenant
general in the army of the United States
was at 1 o'clock today formally presented
to him by the President at the Executive
Mansion.
This interesting ceremony took place in
the cabinet chamber, in presence of the
Lovejoy, Gen. Rawlins and Col. Comstock
of Gen Grants staff, the son of Gen.
Grant and Mr.. Nieolay, the private secre-
tary of the President
When Gen. Grant entered the room the
President rose and said:
Gen Grant: The nations appreciation
of what you have done and it's reliance upon
you for what remains to do in the existing
great struggle are now presented with the
commission constituting you lieutenant
general in the army of the United States
With this high honor devolves upon you
also a corresponding responsibility AS the
country herein trusts. you, so, under God
it will sustain you L scarcely need to add
that with what I here speak, for the ma
ton, goes my own hearty personal concur
renee
To which Gen. Grant replied as follows:
''Mr. President: I: accept this commission
with gratitude for the high honor confer
red. .,.-.,
have fought on so many fields for our
common country, it will be my earnest en-
deavor not to disappoint your expectations.
1T feel the full weight Of the responsible
tiles now devolving on me- and know that
If they are met it will be due to those
armies, and, above alk to=the, favor of that
Providence whe leads, both nations and
men,
At the CONCLUSION q these brief speeches
the President MtrodaeedA the general to all
the members of thes cabinet, after which
the company WAS seated and about half
an hour was spent II pleasant social con-
isss ALL
FRIDAY March IL. sIS64.
TIRED OF T}fE SHOW. BUSINESS"
bod
friend that he hoped to get away from
Washington speedily, as he was tired OF
the show business already.
FRIDAY, March ID 1854.
LIEUTENAN GENERAL GRANTS
HEADQUARTERS.
Rooms No. ~ ana 81 second floor OF
winders buildfng, g'c6rI,er of 18th and f
streets e.se up Sv and
Grant and his Headquarters when in this
city.
An Advertisement.
WEDNESDAY, March 80, 1884.
RECRUITS WANTED
torfinz
The Quota of the
DISTRICTeOF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY. FOR VETERANS.
s225 of which will be paid in advance.
Bounty for New Recruits.
$452.
s225 of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR c9 sis3, RECRUITS
Paid in advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
VIII apply to any Of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
8. s. Baker, .ss.is=
Engine Hall, near the Market, on Pennsyl-
vania avenue between It'll and 9th streets
J. G. Hyde,
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THURSDAY, May 10, 1864.
MORE SKEDADDLER

MORE SkEDADDLERS.
Among the wounded brought up on the
steamer Utica today, 1876 skedaddlers were
found They were Immediately placed I'M
der guard and sent to the provost marshal 8
office to be returned to their regiments.
There was a board Of examining officers
in attendance at the wharf today, whose
duty it was to overhaul all suspicious char
acters, and it was amusing sight to see
some of the receptions practiced by these
weakened skedaddlers. A private in a
New York regiment had cut one Of the legs
from his pants, and tied a huge bandage
around his ankle, but when he hobbled from
the boat he was taken in charge by Off
Ger, and compelled to remove the bandage.
when it was discovered that he had not a
scratch upon his person. He was placed
under arrest, and will be returned to his
regiment as soon as possible.
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FROM HARPER's FERRY, HAGERS-
TOWN AND FREDERICK.
Great Panic There in Fear of Rebel Inva-
sion-The People More Scared Than
Hurt.
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condemned in their last moments as had ex-
pressed a desire for the services of Cath
Olice priest
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MONDAY, July IL. 1854
FIGHTING ON THE TIL STREET ROAD
Messengers just in report lively skirmish-
Ing going on this morning In the vicinity Of
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FRIDAY, May 13, 1864.
EXTRA.

The following dispatch has been received
by Senator Nesmith from General Rufus
Irgalls, chief qua-termaster Of the Army
of the Potomac. 1t brings positive infor-
nation from the front as late as noon yes
terday:
I'VE have made a ten-strke today. Han
cock went in at daylight. He has taken
over 4 900 prisoners and over twenty-five
guns and is still fighting. Everybody is
fighting and has been for eight days. We
shall hive them this pop, though 1t may
take a day or two more. They fight like
devils.
Our losses are heavy. Can't say how
many. If Augur's forces were here now
we could finish them today. Hancock cap
tured General Ned Johnson and two other
generals besides lots of lower grades. The
old republic is firm. Bet your pile on it.
Grant is a giant and hero in var; but
all our generals are gallant. and our men
the world never had better.
Yours. in haste,
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THE WILDERNESS.
The Tremendous Shock Of Battle Be-
fore Richmond.

The Tremendous Shock Of Battle Be-
fore Richmond.
SUNDAY. May 8. 1864
The only official information from the
Army Of the Potomac is derived from dis
patches of the medical director and chief
quartermaster to their respective bureaus.
The wounded. numbering from 5000 to
5000. have been sent from the battlefield
to RappahannOck station. thence to be for
warded to Washington.
A portion of them have arrived at Kappa
hammock The chief quartermaster has
made requisition for grain for the anil
mails. This imports an advance by General
Grant. General Ingells says. 1--WE have
fought two days. The enemy are said to
be retiring
There seems to be no doubt that. although
nothing decisive has yet occurred, the enc
my has been foiled in his confident expec-
tation of driving General Grant back be-
fore his operations could be fully developed
and that Lee has been compelled to give
way.
The tactics of the enemy have uniformly
been to strike his heaviest blow at the out
set. and to this their success has always
been owing. This has now failed.
During the present war as in other in
stances. baff1ed and retiring army soon
becomes disorganized. No reason Is per-
ceived why this result will not happen to
Lee.
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THURSDAY, July 7, 1864.
REBEL FORCE THIRTY THOUSAND.
BALTIMORE, July 6, Midnight.-In addi-
ton to what has been sent from here to-
night, there are reports that have reached
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot that
the enemy are in large force on this side
of the Potomac Some estimates are as
high as 10000.
This, however, Is thought to be very
doubtful.
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TUESDAY, May 10, 1864.

IMPORTANT FROM RICHMOND.
The Petersburg Express Of Friday and
the extras of the Richmond papers of Sat
urday admit great losses in the battles of
Friday.
The panic in Richmond exceeds anything
ever experienced at the time Of our nearest
approaches to that city in the Peninsula
campaign.
In consequence of the reverses to Lee and
the movements of Butler, breaking the con-
nection the Petersburg road, food has
gone up to famine prices, and in the words
of the Richmond papers, Everybody has
commenced boarding food as if they eX-
pected to live in cellars So
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SATURDAY. July 0. 1864.

IMPORTANT FROM FREDERICK.
Our forces cvacuate the place. The rebels
have possession there. They are reported
y 900 strong, under Breckenridge. wal
lace's forces on the south bank Of the
Monocacy A rebel force crosses the Po-
tomac at Edwards Ferry to flank Wallace.
He avoids being nanked by falling back to
the Monocacy.
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THURSDAY, July 7. 1864.

THE REBEL, RAID.
Early's Movements in Western Maryland
The Rebel Cavalry at Middletown-Wil-
Transport and Hagerstown Occupied
Fifty Miles Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Torn Up-3.000 Rebel Cavalry in
the Valley-A Whole Rebel Corps Near
Frederick, Md.-Reinforcements Reach
Them from the South-Chambersburg
Again Observation-Disclosures Barricading
the Streets-Hunters Troops Arriving
Rapidly.
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BRAGG FORCED TO EVACUATE THE
SUMMIT OF LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.
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MONDAY. July II. 1864.
TIE TECT


The rebels appear at Rockville in some
force.
Fighting this morning between their cav
airy and Colonel Lowelrs Union cavalry
between Rockville and Tennalytown.
General Augur makes a tour of inspec-
ton.
Last evening force Of from fifteen hun
dred to two thousand rebels entered Rock
VILE and passed through to a point few
miles this side OF that village. Hating
there fora brief while. they retraced their
steps TO tho town. where they bivouacked
for the night
This morning they are engaged with me
cavalry force under the command of Colonel
Lowell thrown out to ascertain their
strength and character
No Information embracing details or THIS
progressing engagement have yet been re-
ceived here.
The point where the fight was in pro-
gress was In the vicinity of Rabbits Creek
post office, between Tennailytown and
Rockville.
Major General Augur has returned from a
tour through the defenses Of Washington
on the north side OF the Potomac made ths
morning. He found all the works and the
troops defending them in admirable con-
dition, and ready to give the rebels a fit
ting reception should they approach within
range.
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THE SITUATION.

WEDNESDAY, May %. 1864.
GRANTS ADVANCE.
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SUNDAY, July 10, 1864
THE VERY LATEST!
GENERAL COUCH OCCUPIES IAGERS-
TOWN
MEASUREMENTS RAPIDLY ARRIV-
ING AT BALTIMORE.
A HEAVY UNION FORCE OF VETER-
ANS ON THEIR WAY TO AND
NEAR TO WASHINGTON.
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plause) -:
The fair was largely attended. -
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School Board

Above organization met in regular
session Monday. Quorum present.
Superintendent WAS authorized to
make arrangements with Commercial
hsuk 10 cash all warrants for special
school districts aud draw warrants d.
rect on the special school districts
when approved Icy the trustees of said
districts.
The schools At Anthony, Belleview,
Grshsmville, Electra, Cum Spring,
Hog Pond, sulphur Springs, Bethle-
hem. Palmetto, Hopewell. Shiloh.
Spar. Reddick, Charter OAK, and
other schools applied for assistant
teachers or increase in salaries, sll Of
which the board turned down a. il
was without fuu6s 10 meet the de-
maudS.
Numerous requests for repairs were
turned down also.
A report was filed by chairman and
secretary stating that arrangements
had been made with Commercial
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Balance in treasury,
INctts ITEMS

captain john L. .ugli- has gone for
au extended TRIP t. New York 9na
o.n,r e.~t+rn points. Before going be"
>ylI. spend several jay- jn Je-k~""v'..~
looking aI.ar ,hr erection Of MS hauo-
some dwelling. which = to takr the
plac- IF the enc consumed in the great
ire of May. 1901.
Mrs. r. \. Alfred i in DeLand and
her daughter, Miss Bernice, has re-
sumed her studies in the Stetson Uni
versity.
\. G.. Big-low. the popular ~uperin-
tendent of the DuunellOu Phosphate
Company, was mere day or so ago.
Pavmaster A. 4. KILLER, Of the Ter
minsl Company, WAS here Saturday
making glad the hesrts Of employees.
Charles Miller, one of standard
energetic farmers and stock raisers,
was here Tuesday. Come again.
Among the distinguished visitors #.
last week were n. \. Ford, division
superutrudeut of the \. c. l., J. b.
Cutler, master % trains, j. :. Jolly
roadmsster, and DR.. J. G.. Bsskin, Of
puuue)lon.
Mis-. Mae Prevstt, of Chambers
/ leland, : visiting friends at Dunn7!-
/ lon.
clever Boa ~aua-r-, Of Dunne'.on.
. vas i'm our midst Tuesday.
George 3. Hu~~el ! emit q .""!."
4 o. as.-5...~ ..-eN ,>. .. ..'~ t'....t .H
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Does II PAY 70 sun Cheap

\ cheap remedy Tor coughs and
colds = a right, buJ you want some
thing thai Mil relieve ana cure the
more severe aud dangerous results Of
throat and lung troubles. What shall
Snu dc" Go L. warmer aud more
regular climate NeS, II possible;
auL possible, for you, then il either
.-a-e take the only remedy that has
t,e,u introduced IN al civilized cOun-
trlr> with success in severe throat and
lung troubles, "Bo>cAee's German
syrup" Ii NOT only hesls aud stimu-
iate~ the TISSUES L. destroy the germ
disease. tout allAys inflammation ami
causes easy expectorstion, gives Il
eood nights rest and cures The pa
trnt. Recommended many Year. 10y
Al druggists m the world lou ca
get this reliable remedy a. Auti-Nu-
nopoly Drug Store.
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When You wake up with q bad taste
Iu your month, 20 At once to the
Autobiography Drug store and get a
free sample Of Chamberlain, stomach
and Liver Tablets One or two doses
will make YOU well. They also cure
bilIiou>ne>~' sick headache and cou-
Supation. m
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Life at Gambler.

School started september 18th with
- pupils. We have good school.
Prof. Chatter j. giving general salts
faction.
Miss Edna Baker arrived Friday
from jacksonville to attend our school
She will stay with her aunt, Mrs.
Smoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudnal were made
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a Poor Millionaire

Lately starved in London because
he could not digest his food. Early use
Of Or. Kings New Life Pills would
have saved him. They strengthen the
stomach. aid digestion, promote as
similaton, improve the appetite. Price
25c. Money back if not satisfied.
Sold by Autobiography Drug store.
Only 25c.
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4 entuckY Stock.

Just arrived At McIntoh. Fla. \
carload of mules and horses, shipped
direct from Nj. Sterling, Ky.
This stock was bought from nv
farmer ueighborS, bought right. and
will be old Al reasonable prices.
Come aud see them.
r. r. BERKLFY.
IN5-t NcIntOsh, Fla.
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To Cure a Cold IN One Oay

Take Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tab
lets, All druggists refund the money
if it fails TO cure. f. W. Groves sig
nature = ou each box. 25c.
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Twenty-acre farm under fence in
Fellowship neighborhood BUYERS
own price.
Residence and business lots in OcaIa
Apply at Ocala Banner office.
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the BOARD met Tuesday with al.
members present, having first drove
uut and inspected the hard road DOW
/ u~ju. huit at ~hsrp-'~ ferry.
/ G. r. Hendricks was ordered paid
1 - for one acre Of land from which
+ T. obtain road material on the sum
megiield road.
! Nr. Long reports that the bridge
across Blue Springs run. near Damn
/ elton. was in an unsafe condition and
/ il was ordered that notices he posted
AT said bridge. that the county will
not toe responsible for any loss or
damage sustained in crossing or at
tempting to cross said bridge.
{. \. shaw. J. c. Aaskin AMI J. l..
Leitner were appointed To inspect and
receive the new bridge II that point
when completed.
The petition for hard road known
a. the Camp lard and shady Grove
road was granted. with the under
standing that - soon - >iN miles had
u.eu completed ON the ~harpe'- ferry
road anna the road ,o Anthony thar
wa,k would Dee commenced con This
rosi
Petition 81 changing and straight
ruiug the new cu," road io ;hr sum
t.r county l.ur WAS granted with the
understanding that the petitioners
shall open same, :. L. Pyles, NJ. NJ.
Proctor and James Coin were appoint
Ell t. mark out SAID road.
The tax assessor presented the tax ,
books tor l9U2 which were examined
sud accepted and he WAS paid 500 ~
on account of commissioners.
The footiugs OF the tax books show
al aggregate valuation Of -. g6I ,27l.u"
divided about a. follows:
Live stock or animals >216. 1000,
other personal property 500, >'1',o";
real estate mskiug up the balance,
showing that the great burden Of
taxation falls Oh reai estate.
The asses>meut for county P'H. oses
aggregatiug something over >.",''o.oo
nearly one half being for >cn""i pur-
poses.
The long standing matter Of the
suit against the poo>er uou5~uei for
shortage of something over >>e".o
due the county was compromised
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You Know What You Are Taking

When You take Groves TaStele>s
Call Tonic. because the formula i
plainly printed on every bottle, snow
ing that it l. simply Iron ami Qui-
nine in tast-lesS f. rm No cure, no
pay. 5ec.
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Unsurpassed Cucumber

,1 ln'' i a most excellent variety.
'A'ufes earlier than any other and
Las gwen perfect satisfaction =. a
supper Tor the past five years.
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Seed Cane For Sale

Thirty thausand stalks seed cane
for sale Apply to L. VI. Graham.
'OnnoT, r Ia. ln.lu-6w
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IA Frauh Lyons, Of Early Bird,
Ma iu the city Tuesday ard says
that he expects soon 10 make y trip to
the Everglades for the purpose Of
hunting snd fishing, aud If the coun-
try pleaSes him he will eventually
make II his permanent home.
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To Land Owners or Dealers-Iava
you sawmill or turpentine land, for
sale: If 20, write full particulars 10
box 30l. Jacksonville. Fla. 2td1u,
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Among O-sla'~ prominent N.>i~,or>
Mon lsv Wer- The following: l.. l..
Neics-. of Orange >.riug-: Allen
Langley. of leHoN: y. NJ. >echiugeu.
Berlin. j.. =. Meather>. Of Cotton
Plant. VI. Atkinson. of Fellowship
Rev. n. &. Martin, Of Fl Mccoy; l. {.
tll~ aud Wife and J. Is. Borlsud. 10;
lIira. VI. l. Payne. of Benedict. Jno.
Nee. of Mcintosh and J. NJ. Whiting
tom. ~ Pennington. l.. N. Graham
Common.
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Rocky Ford CantaIoun.

Our seed Is grown fer Us specially a,
rocky Ford, Colorado. The grui, H..
the most delicate flavor Of any cant,.
ioupe' AMI always brings the highest
market price.
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Hoods JnrSap0riiia
and Pills

Strengthen and tone the stomach and
the whole digestive system.
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Bermuda Onion Sead

We have seed this season of ourow,
importation, and customers can feel
assured there is none better
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Weare I..ea>td 10 note that Miss
-f.r, crosby. who had her foot -
.adly crushed AZ Julie'te some time
ago. doing nicely aua uli not have
-n asy, amy - her toe~ aupg,aied.
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The excitement incident To travel
iug aud change of food and water
often brings on disrrhoes, sud for this
lesson no one should leave home with.
nut bottle az Chamberlaiu'> Collie,
.ho.-rA ami Diarrohes Remedy. For
sale by Autobiography Drug Store.
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II. l.. Hutchinson, Tor several years
AT official in the Plan, System divi-
SION offices I'm tins city, leaves today
far Jacksonville, where he has accep-
Tea "a position a. shipping clerk ia One
.t ta. 'tr-e-. wholesale houses I'm the
State Mr Hutchinson = universally
popular 'n Gainesville and h.- depsr-
-lr- Will bee generally ireg:e.ty3.-
...Ine~.tIle sun
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We are pushing this Standard Va.
riety a. III former years. for it j. the
Best Lettuce for market gardening.
Long Island Grown Cabb,yo
seed
We nave all varieties. Thi, Ina. 81.
ways given results highly satisfactory
10 the grower and consumer.
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Our PRICE

Are always the lowest. aui -. le
furnished promptly upon Application.
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OUR COUNTY LEGISLATORS.

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igg Plant
Renlemlper.

We keep every Kind OF --v,i sI,uts.
20 Florida.
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oa.s. springs l. said To lee one ~
..e l-al'me-t spots IN Florida. and
seeing Nr. L. l. MeCgS IN the city
ye-,,r isy makes IL believe il. He
tip the -csles AZ "a pounds.
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Total receipts, $50 >
Discussed during september, icy -
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Triumph. Maud =. trI 81. ....-
leading varitI--.