Fit AM KLIN COIIKIEK.,
GEORGE S. BAKER, t
Epiyoc and PsorniETou.
All lettew addressed to
(; 1:0. S. Bakkr,
Fripay, ............ JIaucii, 21, 1876
KxtHrutivc Committee.
Has fied open ltaleig!i a tlio plaeo
and the 14th of June as the time of
holding' the Democratic State Convec
tion. The following : the substance of
the resolutions passed by the commit
tee :
f Resolved, That the Central Com-'
inittee in isumg the call for Cjnven-
tion,'Dyite the hearty co operation of
all who are opposed to the corrup
tions,' peculation, extravagance arid
other crimes of radicalism, both in'
the State and general gevernmcnt.
Resolutions denonncipg the threaten
ed arref t of the chairman for partizari
purposes rere adopted.
Resolved, That the good of the State
and the interests of tho party which
are identical, denands that the person
al warfare between the Sentinel and
Dally News of this city hall cease
and their efforti be united for the
overthrow 'of Radicalism in this State.
lletohed. That copis of this reaolu-:
tion bo Uansmittfd by the Fecietary
to the ccUtor of tjiosc papprs.
Resolved, That the chairman of the
various county tscutive committees
in tho State sxfo requested to put them
selves in. imnioHatt correspondence
tith the Central V xccutlvc Committee
and when thero h no county organi
zation prominent member of the purt
berequehtcd to report suitable names
fVr tho Fame, ,,
the Court teins unablo to find suf- I democrat.
fluent evidence against liun to
make up a case, Tlji i but the
ocjinning of the, desperate meas
ures to vnicb the radirar party are.
resolved on, to . intimidate - and
frighten the people, in order to
prop up their tottering .and .corrupt
party a bd thereby prevent a fair
expression at the i'j!1: in Novem
ber net. Their case is dcserat''7
and they intend resoi tin;? to dr?-
tab 1 'Mills of the God are grinding'
on. . r : ; ' ?
LET CONGRESS REMAIN IS
I SESSION. " !-
The Balttrrore Gazette says: A
committee is ,now on tho track of
Landanlet;, Wil!jarn, whom the
President nominated to be Chief
Justice. The evidence exist that
while he was at the hea l of the
1 TV A f "V . m
i vepanmeni. oi justice, ne was
bribed. ,fur . the pitifql sum. o( two
thousand dollars. The Democratic
Ilouse is on the track of Schenck
and of Ingalls, and of a score of
lesser corrupt ion? sts, who have
been using their official positions to
make money, and bring- disgrace
and dishonor upon their country.
And jfrwe arq not mistaken . tht-y his example yet a little further and
ItOwcrton in Raleigh, Belknap,
Babcock, Orvil Grant, Schenck and
that crowd in the National Govern-
mcnt. ' s
If the fjCoramidSipncrs
or Lumsdcn have been misrepresen
ted lii the Flight e zt particul; r in tho
above statement, -vrc offer tUtfirt the
useci Oiir columns lor explanation
and vindication. y
But :t these facts be true, and we
T
think there jstio do'ibt of it, then
these Commissioners have been
guilty of the gro-sest malfeasance
in office, and have ef posed them
selves to a criminal 'prosecution
which" when begun will be likely to
end by lodging the vrhole of them
in the penitentiary. If Mr. Solici
tor Harris is half as diligent in this
matter as he has been in 'prosecut
ing merchants and citizens lor fail
ing to 6H.erve an obscure law, be
will surclv not let this crime pass
unnoticed.
We?sav to this Board of Commis
sioners," the finger of scorn and in
dignation is pointed at von by cvpry
honest man in Granville county who
has -heard ot this ontrsere. 'The
black dome - which rises" above the
so at of justice stands as a monn
ment of the black disgrace of which
v.u havo been auiltv. There is one
thing Qnly left by which some" f light
atonement mav be made for Von r
olTcnce. You hnve Belknap's high
example for yonr crime. Follow
are on the track of the President
himself for his - complicity in the
misdeeds and wickedness of the
late Wasbington ring. The House
cannot and must not admm until
stern justice is meted but to all the
bad and . corrupt men who .have
been elevated to place and position
under the present rotton adminis
tration.
if;
TIER DESPERATE FIGHT OF
THE ADMINISTRATION:
resign
your office. "Relieve the
public mind of its apprehension oi
further mischief whilst you continue'
in.office, by speedily getting out o
the way. You arc cleansing the
outside of vour charricl nouse. Let
the inside also be cleansed of its
rottenness and corruption and the
public wil breathe more freely and
a purer and healthier atmosphere.
(VDVEHTI8 EM E N T.)
3ST;
o t
ice.
Our -Washington- Letter.
emancipation ot slaves m tne 4Dl.
trict of Columbia, and also of ihr assas-.
cination of Abraham Lincoln, and that
the frcedmeuf cf t'ue country hive ercct-
1 a "monr.nu-iit " to the'n mnry of
President Lincoln, in Lineobi Souare,
the day montimed e made a holiday
to sdl jvojous employed in -the several
uepa:tnjc-:it8 of the uoveninrnt, jn
Washington.' The petition was accora-
paide4 by jUnt r-sulutioij tQ, thja' ef
fect.
If pas$jd, as it will in a'l likelihond,
it wili be sort of ?eqnitrr co the resoln-
tion rrvently pas 'd, making Washing
ton's birth day a legal holi hy : by all
its -an s let t:? have a many holidays as
possible.
The fall 'of ' Belknap, and the rum
bling of ha thunder:- of future investi
gations, seem to have reached Minister
Washburne acns-? tl'.p Atlrnii-", ns the
dispatches tell ns that in a fit f virtu
ous indtsrnation h-1 j:i-tn:cfo-i his -n.
Gratiot Washburn, v r'jin hh s
tinn in St. P.'tt'rshurirh, on account of
havinu: "advert if'c' for pcvfornfors for
the At:ifirr.n civou.T! Xmv, ono can
readily n'pprc.-:rt? the pr.M it i!l rivo
a ' as'hburnn t('r-iir:i an 'ffi. , aii-l
the f jvretac-le of the ire of the r-jstcmal
V. is something glorious and Rru'ns
Hke in its character; yet we fail to dis
cover ihe enormity of tho son's offens .
He roen-ly advertised fr performers in
the r;ng,'and he i- rojucsted to resign
by Ids indignant parent, while Sehoiie'
and other "pvif.rm;rs in 'he ring" re
ceive no such intimation. The .ame
is true of all ' the "rterfermers in the
nn;s in Washington. ins more
skillful they are in the political circus,
the in ore are their services r.pnreciattrJ.
Vide Wui. J. Murtagh, for cxamplf,
tho notori.im oditrr of ho X-it!i' :il
Kepuhhcan, who has brcn pttuty of i Cm anf, ,y ,r ai((J .)rt:a, lh,
We liaye iakeb the agency for the
CELEBE A.TED
Hester, , Joatph 0. the rascal is
endeavoring to hide his villauies
under the. clokc of religion.
Special dispatch to Baltimore Gazette.
1 Washington, March 15.
'It is now pretty definitely ascer- j fry discovers that republican Senators
Special Corre?pondpce.
WAsniNOToN, D. C;, March 22,
The only method by which tho coun-
I'havc always oIcrved," said Gen-'
pral Butler to his interviewer, "that a
hardened and guilty r. an stands' up
boldly and unflinchingly against
charge, while a guiltless man charged
with crime generally breaks down un
der a falsj accusation." Krgo, Ben
loes't believe Belknap is a guilty man.
Mem: Gen. Butler has always'stood
tip boldly and unfliuchiMply.''
A - Washington dispatch says:
"Senator John Sherman, of Ohio,
vivo came herewith an income of
$2,000, and is now said to be worth
over a million, may as well wrap
his political winding sheet about
hira and lie down and die. The at
tention of the Committee on
Foreign Allaij is called to the
present occupant of the Consulate
at Bremen, John M. Wilson, late of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and the manner
in which this office was procured,
as a bribe to vote for Sherman for
Senator. If the committee will call
tho proper persona, it will unearth
rascalities and corruptions that
, will make 1 Belknap a sinf- as com
pared wili Sherman. f
neaukimiome:
W. It. Ilowcrton the 'Radical
Secretary of the. State of North
Carolina, is under charge of mak
ing a corrupt bargain by which the
State would have lost some $1500
in the purchase ot one bill of
stationary, had not Auditor Keilly
interposed by refusing to pay the
bill. Jt wa,s then referred to a com
mittee of three experts in the sta
aonary line who reduced the bill to
about tho figures above stated.
This the person from whom II.,
bought the goods took fro the
State.
Tho wholo thing is rotton from
hc, highest to the lowest officers in
the InntL The people should this
year see that wo have a State ad
ministration that is free from cor
ruption.' It is tinio the work had
pommenced. . .
tained that the Administration has
urged its friends in the Senate to
resist by every possible means the
passage of the act passed by tlie
House for the protection of wit
nesses who testify before congres
sional committees. T The effort to
secure its defeat m the Senate will
be headed by Mr. COnlding, who
has been engaged for several days
in looking up authorities to. support
his side. .Whether Edmunds .will
second him or not is as vet unccr-
ain. Lcigan is especially active to
secure the tlefeat of the jneasure,
Decause mere arc several persons
under indictment in .'Cldcaco lor
their connection w;th whiskey
frauds who would be irlad to got off
by teliing all tliQy know about Lo
gan's connection with crooked whis
key to a congressional committee
It is really a matter of life and
death with more than one promi
nent Republican thattheact should
be defeated, and thev will leave no
stone unturned to accomplish it.
! , li L ' l
OoiuUTtioit in Cii'siiivillo
County
U. S. Internal Revenue
i May.l, IS7Q, to April SO, 1877.
The Revised Sufuf- of the Unite
Stntef f . Swiions '3332, 3237, 3238. an :
23,9, itquire, every fe'"u fsgSCd i
nnv businei7 avopatipo, oi tuipioy
n;tnt which reedtrs bin liable t
bpcia! Tx, ,t p;i ire ui pi p
crnpicuoUfIy ia lii? e-bi shm-nt
place of uiiies m feT7MP (ituo'iti
ti c ' psjpacut ! f- d j tcial !i t-r
the Spe- ial-x yeir btiut! g M
1, !87G,ltlore ctu.uiTCii g iro uu&u
aw bcsness after Apn! 3c, l?ii.
Tle rxe3 embraced tu u tuo tro
VlMo::8 -t the LiW abovo qi ft d ure
vv l'l oiurt v z:
RecJ-.jiftr?, f CO JO
E) a er, r a 1 1-quor, 25 0 )
Dta t-r?, hot" aicliq'fir lOO CO
Drt.1 tm ) mat w:iq iMilp 5' 00
D- il r in a.tt't rcuil, 2J 0J
J). ;iltr in !e: jo!actOj 25 00
k- 1 ieltra in al totruc", 50v i
An i .d .. ol vpr wlfO'''? fitiv
cu - lor y.iy tlul ar iu nuts ui
into
D. : i n)Ai!ntirturod tobcc
VD'I t.'l e,C ' -.J:l IUi"T;l; !Ur-'
Aun l(r"tat il Wi in li hTlu C Hi ii
Mt'W.ciur r tl ttp
;auu .cuc 18 oi c
IVlid'.rs ot tlacci-, fjjs' Ii-s
uuorc. t im.li
hi iaia'S)
1im!U ti8 of tibiCC-
Pedal it f t t bs.i p.- r ir i c!'a s
(one L"Jt(; 'i-r omk-i Hiiinn!) 15 00
.IVulieis "t : ln... lourrh cl0
'oi. tout ur j,u;,;jo , :.; vevanc J 10 f.O
Brewer ot t-s 5n rH"liriels ,V 0J
irt wers )! 5u0 iair J3 r ioor 10- VU
AllJ pVFfOlt - 1 1 H , WHO sit-ill fn-
toe Pjiiy wit ih- li-iVoint' r ijun
nici.ts tt tul'j H s Vi ie ptVi.ti
lif. t'trous or um i -e t pv bv n'l
the S.c,h Tx s ii.m-i niov must
ty to IA.U) J. YOUSG. C. lhc-
tknckiox
rand,
o
D
4
td
fAJXNTCO
two tun.-is or other
"tK'OU 1 c!u-s
5
2" 0
2' t'O
ti) OO
10 (JO
50 Co
25 0 )
RKIil'ASED
CJen'l. W. It. Cox, tho Chairman
of tho Democratic State Executive
Committee, vho( was arrested and
carried to Wilmington, on the 16th,
charged 1 with conspiring ' against
the citizens of Robcrson county ' to
prevent a fair election in that
county, was discharged on the 19th,
We find in the Torch 'Light of tho
I4th, what that paper very proper
ly terms, 'An ugly piece of. busi
ness." which shows up the Commis
sioners in a very bad light. It i
not necessary for us to state, that
this county is under the curse of
Radical rule. Read w hat that pa
per says of the flagrant crime ol the
guardians of Granville county.
Within the last few days the
Board of Countv Commissioners of
this county employed a' Mr. Lums
dcn of Raleigh, a tinner, to come to
Oxford and re lay the dome of the
Court Honse with tin. In about
five days MrLumsden, with three
employees completed this work and
also did a little patching upon the
roof of the building besides. For
this joVi he charge the enormous
sum oi j-tz.ou. hut, inasmucn as
Granville county orders are at a
discount of about 30 per cent, Lums
dcn denianded that he should have
an order issued from which ho could
at once realize in, cash $242.50-the
amount of his elrarge. This would
have required art order for about
$346.42. - But instead of this. : 'the
and llcprcsentative.s remember iTc "ex
istence of that instrument? we denomi
nate "the Constitution," is when every
now and then one of theui dir.s an
amendment to propose. So many
amcudiaentn will ultimately be tuekc-d
on to the origin! ' if their . Tri-hes are
complied with,' as to ren(!cT the wisdom
and statesmnT;hij. cf our fore-futhcrs
practically cf no eHVct, an to substi
tute. therefor, the partisanship and fol
ly of the 'advocates of the "hih?r law."
It is refresinnr at least to "pee those
who in the last ten years have so often
affected tt despise and ignore this great
political compact; exhibit a recollection
of its existence, even if it is but to pro
pose some change in its provision.
Since an opportunity is thus aiforded
of drawing a parallel between ' the' mo
tives of political tins exers 'and patriotic
law makers and of making a compiri
son which c nnot fail to berprodactivft
of cvd iresults.: . :'.
ihe latest efTv.rt in iho. direction ol
Constitution caboli'i j:. h l;a resolutiou'
offered by no Iws a porsouage than i)l
P. Morton, uhicli propo.-?os she abolish
ment of the electoral col'eie. as uotv
provided for and the election of Presi
dent and Vice-President directly by
the people. - "
Unlike nu st measures proposed by
this indivi hia', this has the merit of
being suggested by the most disinter
ested m lives. For &urelv ii$ reason-
able!man can d.ubt for an in$uut that
if once the people get au qpj'ortunity
to speak directly and personally oa thb
subject they" will very soeu decide the
claim of men like Morton am delegate
them, to a life-lunx retirenient.
; If the people arc" to 'choise a Presi
dent, (hen thocbuntry may rest as-ured
that Mr. Mo, tou-'s further career will
bp brief, iu the direction ofthe Wliite
Ilouse, and the same mar be said -'of.
all others of his' ilk. Theirfore' do I
affirm that this amendment was offend
by the Senator. fum purely disinterest
ed and patriotic motives, a fact which
will he all the; more surprising since
this is the first time in; a lung. life that
he has ever been: guilty of such an aet
or given way to such motives. . .
The resolution will, in all probability
ncreo: get beyond the committee room,
since there is a very well founded opin-t
ion that Mortons . qualifications ffcr.
making a Constitution can be expressed
ip the language of C'harleft Lamb, who
more, snarp practices
in ti e District, except the Ross, and
yet is rc-cou firmed by the 'Senate one of
our Police Commissioners.
Judge Taft, the nev War Scere'riry,
is a g.V'd ca-y kind of a nir.n, who
comos without experience from ;;n ob
scure position i:i C:ni!n;tti to take
chanre cf a conipli at ;d nia:hiiK-ry,
rendered still mor; s; by the acts of
his predecessor. The country nrcd
feel no surpnse if he proves unequal to
t!ir: task assigned him, since if the Pres
ident has no other faculty, he h s that
of raising th .5 UK-st obscure and th.e
most incompi-t-Mit Me;i in the .comitiy
to rMisitions of tru-t and hor.or. lie
ttian any uian j i?pc "ul-Tax ft amp or . t'ny
ut e '; ,nnr to l ly 1, l7i, iul 1X11-
ou r i' uu rum sinic.E.
I). P IATT.
C.:vci sM 'ii' r ol in r Hcvrce.
Olh'e t u yr H
I
UNCI D. f, V
Ke nitfj I, li7o )
COTTON FERTILIZER,
PsT Ci.mmoidv known as U1UI AM'S &2
ftlAKUFACTJRED BY THE
otathcrn FcvtUszing Cmpany,
KIl'IIMOSI), VA. ...
We requci oar SViends to give
its a call before supplying (hein
Helves with what fertilizers hcv
liiay need, as the "Anchor" is
mud to none In ntarSief.
se
atterpts the nh:
ipoleon, without
commissioriers cansetl an order to be
issueil to Lumsdcn fop $560 ( ! ! IV MTeaking ofShakesperrea Works, raid
and thcrcuronone Gabriel Jones, j at could hav written :'hcva,"f
a deputy Slieriff, and son of the
chairman of tnc board of Comiois-?
sioncrs, buys the order from Luihs-
den for -242.50. - " SJ i ;
t Theso arc the facts, as we have
received them, and we have yet to
hear them denied' by republican or
he had a mind toX
Several leading co) red citizens of
the District of Columbia l ave prcscnt
id to the Sna. through Mr. Frel:n--busen,
a pctruon., asking that, iu a
vievr of the fact that Hth -of April
next will be the annivcrsarv of tho
- -
cither his disc:etion or jrenius, and hi.s
effort' therefore nie as unsuccessful a?
th-y arc ridiculous.
If ionaj arte had riade as niaov
frlarinj: tirstakes in tic f.ection of
his officials as ha .e.i:u made by Pros;
dent Grant during hi.s tt tonus, tht
French pooplo xohl haw ibbt;d
hjni as :i pr'tender, ios'ead of riudj'ig
hiiii r.s a l;;:ro, ;md worhipp.iii him as
a demi-god . Jutle Tuft'n if are
likely to te thoo of omission, rati.er
than f C( !i:n;!s-ien, if the exan-plc of
his pve lcoi -.-or ha not been 1 st upon
him.
Mr. Pendleton Is here arJ h i been
before the com n; it Uk to-dj, :md i.f
fectually cruhod out the shut-hiron,
s oric alut hiiu" : to use his wn
lancu Jire. ) It i- p..vf I fn I an q
and si-nsati'nal. :?d-p,llt.''i up as t-o
many if tho.- t'uiii aii for j ilitical
vffect. Mid v.hi'-h can be explained
without difficulty. Of cuut.-e the republic-"!.
g will eek in every way tj
j throw the committee off on imporiatit
mattteiSj that they may havp more
time to prepare for the future diffi
culties which .stave there in the face.
On FriJay last the, committeQ qn
patents made a report to the Tpu.e,
in which, cvety woman ia our rountry
feels a vital aiul personal interest. T
refer to their refusal to fnrlher.cxiend.
the patent f the Wilson Swinj ma
chine. Probably nothing done in the
House will uUiuiatnly result iu , more
positive and general benefit tkn the
action of the committee, iq ibis: case.
Front teju nseful eorporatipus, theje
muchinc coinpmdQs have become gigan
tic and wealthy monopolies, which
sem nver satined swith; p-st enor
mous gain., wrung from the bauds or
the few, yet must ever be reaching
and grasping for more. It is a good
thing that their career haj been checked
and I donbt not tht in the course rf
a year pr two machiucs can. be bought
for $20, wb.Wh are now held at $7o,
and their benefits hus be brought
within the reach of the poorest and
humblest families in the land.
Blo.
A i'OLlTti INVITATION
To all whom it may coiit
corn,
Y.u urn rp-j,. ct'u ly invrnl to call
hi mv f-Kun'inj rn;:i i'w ym:r
HC'iut. 1.. ia now resuly nr.A u i. . 1
mptl ibmtn. y t pvy th'fc X r.l I n'.f.
The Is: of he ejir 13 lin.e t n-tJe u( .
Call stwui c.s I ..,:iv be criwiWl.
I am 'iin jjn ut nianj- o,,d-
A.rr cost-
You C1u buy a nio suit of c'othes
A.T COST.
DHE3SQOOD3
WILDER & ORE. .S55AW,
CtJriier of Main and !'urh Streets.
louis i: u it o.
V 'A
AT
AND
liELOW
t PT,
s at viy
ami mqny other hi t
fi.
B. P. t.LIFTpN-.
reruns, FO;i.CAbIi
Ja , 7-tf
T.11K MASUXfO JOUUNAL.
Grppnmboro, IV. J.
Thi rn'y Mas. i ic V' kkly i u! lisheu
IN 1UK UKITKD tTATIi! highi pngv.8,
ttiiiiv-two tiroat! c.Iun;D-.
i 'enrs ol all topics of iu ercat to th
Craft. Literature pur-f mul ig a H- ne
I. '..! (J.nip-ni n l wui b tvety Mhh'i
ii. tlie toui.iry nmv iusiSy er i.r u.
T, Jiiih, Or.i- Year $2; S:x Moitti.
Hratit tij 1', O. Oroer or it8t ftl,
L-i r
b ui sramp Ijr fcpe-. iruta a.ul tet up
club.
Address E. A. VVTL'.ON,
(Jt et wr. N C.
'
T"r e?i f--t """fi" r -f ryr'i'
rr.
TH CocBiiO for three ruontr
oply Fifty Cents. erery Pemo
crat i the Countv ula.ribe at one.
KSTABLISI1KD 1S47.
W. H. Morris & Sons.,
COTTON FACTORS NIJ
Commission Merchants.
23.25 and 27 wunierce 8t.
Will make libera' Currency artvan
ceson proibtce or bill lading lei haiiJl
Mr. A. M. Xobie, of N. is'cpi
nected viih our house, an! be
p;ea?eu to receive the patronage of
ills irienus.
MEADE, ORK & CO.
Zxnporters and Dealara ixi
IIAKDWAllE. C U TLEUY
CARRIAGE MATERIALS,
1 Sycamore St. Petenbnrr, Ta.
ir
TO THE PLANTERS OF FRANKL1H COUNTY.
Y nr attetition is nktd to irld'e3, Ftthlier rfT red for 'e
inl n ciim nd di?f n-fetoha con In jt oo r the cvu'ercr ot their wrth
vvui; )iid lhfir claiui- to to.ir livor tnl patronise is solicited:
Th B. D. SEA yOWL GUANO iu it adaptation to all ui'ft its Dtfld
t3ci4ccy as . - .
Motion SrovTera
m rot on'y t t ng thf pl(iir. Iul ii publo? it 1 rard to matarity, ttt it
v 1 jt s r mi. uii I t Hr.fl hn prven it tiuion l'Unters a popuUri'j
urie l hh itH u-. Ai:l it i Vith cT4t'ntioa we r;l r to the appendetl ctr-,
titlv-ttiva GtfM en.cn who have u-cl i: ud ho will "terily'cur fUtenoent.
Mk. W. U. MITiTIELL '
Dc.r Sii -We dihI jour D. D. SEA FOWL GUASO
our Cf-ttoa crop. I hi lat (cktva witb rtat accts, We coniler it i ?
ciin Fer'i izrr, oa c? rtcoibi..c.i J i: to .be Piaoteii ss an excclltot article ; -l
. dry and drill c!enttyt "' '
. Very Uespcctfully, . . , .
V. T. MFADE
w. r. iiitu
JOSEPH APCER.
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Cu W. BLACK NELL, PropI.
David Leig,
G B Aif-nl.
Win Bl-ntine.
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.W C Moore,
Henry Vtrrc
A,nJrew J Grteo '
3T It IVrry,
R D wetber,
RJIvey.
A Bir!vr & Son,
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W J Miy,
J R Bill,
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C J Grrcn.
Djniel tjurwkrt,
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O W Frrtra,
Rosnm
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D Htricklaad,
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5EADLEY'SFiEPvTtLIZEE.
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ofTre ttn the Plan'era of this ftctioo at the lowest price, id npor tac
term as to allow ot tbtV ue by all ptrso?.
W. H. MITCHELL,
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