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i I -JLISHKIIS' iNMOtSCEJIEJIT. THE DAILY JOUANA.I ' -'uma paper p tuiisUaJ Juilji excpi it 1' .' , ai 6.00 ir '.iir,S 00 (or aix moailn. Leliverrd lo city q iJstribert at &a cauu prieoitk. THE NE1V BESHK JOURNAL.aSt ooliira pnper, i rohlUhe vrj Thursday at l.oopi tsnum. , AWVEKTlSimi RATES (MAILT) One inch n day ni: ons waek, $2.00 on mouth 4.110; tti rncnths, tlf.M; millionth, !.; W ran; ills. 28.09. I ."'.' ' .. f'f Advm .M,ueiiu mider hctid ot 'HHtr Iteitni' 0 emu it line for Bach nwrtlon ' ' . No adrtisemm.ls will ! iiuiuiiml 1pIw( ocal Mailer at auj pric. . ! StotlsMijf MarriaKoaorlH-aihs, not 10 !tcd ea line will be iasrlwl fre. All additional matter will be chanted Id cent per Una. K PartunL for tranMrnt adTcrtwmenl8 must bj mad la advance. Kerul.ir dwrtiernr willb collected promptly at the d of tjat h month. ' '. , . ' ' .nomniuaicitions conlaiiiili new Of UistS ian of local matwrs art solicited. Nooininjia eauoa most expect to be published that contains bjectionable personalities; withholds the naaie f the author: or that will make nor hmi -dumaof thi paper i Any person feeling aggrieved at any anony mous communication can obtain lliename-of the author by application at t his office and howlnft wberoln the grievance exlatcL. - ; THE JOUKNAL. u. a. sun.. Kdltor. SEW BERNE, N. C DEC. 31. 1884. fintered athe Post office at NewBerue, K C . a econd-clas matter. i The free trader, Feank IIubd, is opposed to repealing the sugar tariff because it yields a largo fey? enua to the Government. For the same reason we oppose any reduc tion of the tariff on rice and pea nuts. The tariff on these brings a revenue to the Government and at the, same time incidentally protects the producer. ' Til E TIME Gen. Scales will bo , inaugurated as Governor of North Citrolinn on thn 18th of January, The Legislature convenes on the 5th. A&het-Me Advance. ; This is a mistake. The Consti tution provides that, "The Senate and House of llcpresentatives shall meet biennially on the first Wed nesday after the first Monday In Jauuary next after their election; and when assembled shall be de nominated the General Assembly." The 7th of January and not the 5th is the time for the meeting of the General Assembly. As for the in auguration of Gen. Scales, we can not believe that it will be done on the 18th of January, as has been asserted by several papers, because the 18th falls on Sunday. .. THE LAW OF ASSIUNMENT. Among tho many suggestions made to the next Legislature we wish to add another. The present law in regard to assignments where in the assignor can prefer creditors, is not consistent with justice, and should be changed so that all cred itors can share alike in the assets. If A sets up business and makes a debt with B for $1,000, a debt with n f an ttii ' 1 . .1 !.i 1 1 . i r j ior iTi,uu" ami i ucut wiiu t iui 81,500, these' creditors all share m the risk of his business being a suc- VKSSj aim uuiib iumiiiii-, nnuu in iuu loss if there is a failure. But under i.i i., ..l. ia. ii... the present law A can make an as signment, prefer I, whose entire dloim iiiikI. Iia uniil if it, fvlmliMr, nil the iwsests, and 11 audjC would come in as second class creditors to share iu the residno which would likely be nothing. Let the' law be so changed as to compel tho assignee to apply the -assets to the discharge of all the debts pro rata without preference V "LET US WRITE IT RIGHT." we find the following in tho last number of The 'North Carolina Teacher, and would like to have the matter settled. The - Teacher cer tainly ought to know how to spell words, but we are of the opinion that the correctness of its spelling will be 'doubted in this case. Will some ot our oiaer citizens give ns onma information nn thia 'ltnint? We would like to hear from Col Jno. D. Whitford. lie probably can give ns a history of tho methods of spelling tho word as well my the events that' have transpired . here for the last century l. ,cId the newspapers of the State we find four different methods of spelling the name of one of our favorite cities. ' Thus, we have 'No.w Bern," "NcwlH'-rn," "Now I'cnie,'' "NoWberne." As this place was one of the earliest settled jn ont State and isiow one of tho best ' own to our people, there certainly . ;U to be a fixed inanner of spell- i its name.". The Timjicr and , 'Zore'it History of North. Carolina vo followed but one spelling :x New Brun. The vity was lad in 170D by Biiron J)e Graf- fenreid, a Swiss nobloraan, and named by him in honor of his former home, Behx, the Capital of Swit r erland. , This proves that tho sec ond part of the nameonght to begin with a capital letter, the same as New York, New Jersey, -New, Or leans, New Bedford, 'andlinndreds of others, .which jaro ..simply .new names I older plaees. ' ; Wlren Moore's" School History of North Ltvi oiina was undergoing re vision by the State" Hoard of 'Udu- cation, tluV editor of The Teacher Wiis.ussisting m the work, and in order to obtain the correct orthog raphy of this city, ho, with the Sec rotary of State, t!ol,V.L. Saunders, spent several hours iu searching the old State records jpertaiuing to the matter in question. In all of JJe Graffenieid's letters? and also in nearly all other official documents the name was ppollcd ' New Hern." In soiiiu instances the "1J" was a small letter, making one word of the name, but in most .cases ot its use it was spelled as above, and in no instance was there a final uo'' added to tho '''Hern." "The custom of condensing the name into one word without the capital ''I"' is contrary to all precedent in names of the class; the final "e"is a modern innovation and without authority for its use,' and should not be tol erated. Lee us, therefore, siell the name of our "City of Elms" in the way fixed by its t distinguished founder, who, it is presumed, knewj how to spell the name of the city of his birth." ; ' r ' ; HIDDEN SODTIItRN RICHES. ! New Gold Dlaeovarlea In Carroll and -Dahlonega Counties, Cia. ; Keecnt discoveries in gold mining regions of Georgia, in Carroll, Mur ray and Dahlonega counties, are such as to revive the interest which was turned away by the California discoveries of forty years ago. The miuers have invested heavily in the necessary machinery. The mines near Villa Kiea, from which $2,000, 000 were taken in the decade pre ceding 1840, are now yielding large sums daily. The Cloption. mine has now . a vein 2,300 ; feet wide, which grows richer as it is penetrated- Thirty stamp mills will bo running this winter. The Falls City mine is yielding rich returns. The most extensive work, however, is being done by the Ernestine Company, composed of Louisville people, who have invested $1,000, 000 in machinery. It is said that $50,000 moro will be invested in machinery near Dahlonega and Nicolsville, so well known to miners of forty years ago; over two hun dred stamps are in operation. Tho great sensation of the Geor gia gold belt, however, is connected with the Legal Tender, mines, situ ated in Cahuttah Mountain, six miles from Spring Place. For years it has been a tradition among the natives that tho mountain was a, mass of solid gold, that it had been worked by Do Soto as he crossed the continent seeking the great river. Those who had pene trated the fastness reported that evidences existed that work had onco been carried on , there. An old furnace of crnde design was described, and those who had ex amined it found nuggets of gold worth from $20 to $50. One of tho inhabitants of Murray, who visited the Chicago Jiepublican Conven tion, met there an old New Mexi can miner named "Winkles, to whom ho- told' tho tradition. With the spirit of adventure characteristic of his calling, ay inkles lonnd his wav to tho si ot. lie spent a week in the mountain, and when ho came back, with such ' glittering tales1 of gold lie was regarded iis a visionary man. JJis persistence was such that a lew gentlemen formed company and gave him a small sum of money to work on. This was about six weeks ago. Tho lands on which the mines were discoved were purchased on conditions, and tho small .company went, to .work with hearty good will. Tho moun tain has been penetrated only fif teen, or twenty, feet, and tunneling has just been begun. Tho deeper the minors go, tho richer is tho yield. Tho first assays which were made averaged $2.40 per ton, the second assay average $J0, and the third nnd last 'assay made shows an averago of $100 per ton of ore, Tho value increases as the moun tain is penetrated, ami Some speci mens will assay $2,000 to t he ton It Us asserted .that three other mines have been struck equal to tho Legal Tender, mine, and men are now buying machinery to begin work at once. mchmond H tog. Si la wise' to provide njjainFli enW Kennies that are liable a ariwe in every family. A' cold may be a dangcrouw thing, or not, depending upon tho means at hand to combat it. Ia nudden attacks of -cold,' oroup, asthma: etc Ayer's Cherry- Pectoral will prove the qnw,kHi ano most directive euro, and your bent frieiKli . f'it t.-v : - :. -i Geo. Andrews, overseer of the 1,0 well Carpet Corporation, was for over twenty years, oeiore ins removal to J-iOvtili, at dieted with salt rheum in its worst form Its ulcerations actually covered moro than Halt tun aunace ot his body and limbs. lie was entirely njred by Ayer'a iSaranparilla." Sen reilifieato in Oyer's Almanac lor ireJ. Foreign Sews. London, Dec. 27. The news from Egypt is not of the most satisfactory character.- It appears that Lord Wolseley has decided to abandon the attempt to rendu Shendy by . the desert ronto from Korti, thus cutting off.thelffreat bend iu the Nile. .The difficulties of the way seem to him too great to be surmounted with the resources at. his command. Instead of this route ho will uso1 the road from Meraweh to Berber,likewise through the desert, but much shorter than the ' other. He has accordingly anged tho base for the concen tration of his forces from Korti to Meraweh, This change of plan daces tho relief of Khartoum two months further into the future than had Wen anticipated. It ' is diffi cult to prophesy when Gon. Gordon will bo rescued; from his present trying position. Lord Wolseley iis far from satisfied with the arrange ments for the expedition. 11 o has sent furious complaints to the War Oflieo of the inefficiency aud abso- uto breakdown ot the transport and commissary services. British envoys lave left Korti on a mission to the Kabbabish tribe and to other tribes which are only weakly attached to tho Madhi's cause. . The ' envoys will endeavor to persuade the tribes in question to enter into alliance with the English. The chief argu ment used to accomplish this desir able end will be of a financial char acter, :'':;' ' VVM" : i'BEELfN, Pec. 27.4-The 1 fourth volume of Frince Bismarck's letters, which is about to be published, con tains the private diplomatic des patches written to Gen.'Von Man- teuffel from 1S51 to 1858, whilo Bis marck was the Prussian represen tative at .Frankfort. The letters discuss - matters with remarkable frankness. In some " his brother diplomatists are held up to ridicule for affecting youthfulness. "Iu one dace the luture Chancellor says: 'I do not see why we should liuk our seaworthy ship with the worm- eaten bark Austria. ' Everybody courts our alliance. ! Great storms suit us best. Wo can use tronbled times fearlessly, "without considera tion of others. If we desiro to be come greater with ,400,000 men we must not be afraid of standing alouo and leaving mothers to tight., , We 1 had better isolate ourselves. The; greater , the difficulties of Europe the more valuable our alliance and the greater price we shall get for it." London, Dec. 27. Ascandalous I discovery has been made regarding the splendid diadem of diamonds and emeralds 'which the Empress Eugenie used to wear, The dia dem was, exhibited among the crown jewels exposed at tho Gov ernment ; sale, at Paris. The dis covery has been made that while the diamonds in the royal bauble wero genuine ; the. emeralds were bogus. The emeralds were pur chased by an English nobleman for 40,000, wuich amount j was paid over to Eugenie.' iTh'o money, however, was returned when it was touud that the emeralds wero only imitation jewels. ; Tho Figaro adds further complication to the scandal by asserting that tho Empress was aware of the fact that the diadem was partly filled with false stones. FRENCH ""' i spoLimoN '.claims; Persons iiitoncsteil la these claims are in vited to call Upon or address the subtler liter, who will nl ve information in relation to Uie claims, ana prepare wiem tor eoiieetiov. Ofvickr: 216 'WUshinttfnn 8t.. ItoMlun: Mil j;roaciway, jNew jorK; iiy hcw lora Ave wasninmcm, u.v , .1 Ifon. EO. S. BOTJTWEM, will set as Counsel. : ; 1 .-; ; r rtec2l d w2ni Extra Early Peas, At the. foilowlnc prices. ,ln lots of Five nnsiieisorover: - ,11.., Best Extra Karl ies. tSM tier bnshel. ' ' l'htiadelphia Kxtja ICarlles f not so earl v as UUUVei.'l. . ' . 1' J 'ri , "' - i'' 1 ! M j . . . ICarly Kenli. W2MV - ' All kinds of Veirotable. Flower and Kielil , s . . t .HAW. 1. M0OOI1GAN & CO., - 68 Light Street, declOdwliw Baltimore, Mil., HEADQUARTERS Larjie rsonslunnientH eontinnallyonliflnd, uririHoni niiKim il A ;., i;ni"ai;o, 111.. Iflrm! MaHealer8 In the World; II Kit It 1 i;i west Wiisiiint;!!)!!, i). ij., firmeer ami Collliiihlll lUillef MIIIm. . j t Daily, fiuolallons ly wire, and pHeW gi:ii-anhi-,i tlu; MiWJ'iSI'. ' . . , ' . WHOIF.SAI.K THXpF. pxjt,V. " - J. V. WILLIAMS & CO. , , NFAV KERNE, N. C. der.fdllm '... FREE! RELIiELE SELF CL'.IE A WTonte pretcriplion of one of ihc most (now retired) lor iic r.irs pi Neryouii IK-hlllty, Uiiiul mm siicccssliil snecialists in the U. S. It Manhood. WriikufM apd tut-sr, hint 10 rum wawo onveiiie rr. Drugguits (.44 (ill it . Address DR. WARD & CO., Louisiana, Mn. W Bend six cent ff,r noetinte fl r rlZfJ-tnu rereive free, a costly lo - - - - - -01 rooms wnieu win neip all, of either sex, t uiore nioni'y rlyht, away than anything elne1n this world, KortuueH await the WorkerHahsnliitely euro, At once Address TUMKAnj.AngiiKta. Maine. . mnraidly NOTICE that application will- bo rhuj fi ))ie no (leneiai Assenihly of the Ntate of Nori nil n. 1 (.'jirolina fir a Charter nml Act of Incorpora tion for a City Transit Company, by horse cargor ouierwihe. ws. ,t ct.aiuck; New Berne. N C. Nov. I'M li, l,v; i, . (llaw&wl.lniil K if ROYAL CSU'.lt 1 N.J v - I .! It 'r"..ll i v : 1 ' Aw Absolutely Pure. This rxwrlor jiever vsirieu. A murvel of PIU'iliY. Ktreniith. :uni wIioIi'Hdiiiimi.'sv Mirn onorioinlCsl'tliini tlicordluurv IsIikIh, nml can. not t.e wild in compel 1 1 Ion wlili theninUitiiilo of InwU'St, uhort welBht.aluni or pliimiihikte 'Qwdere, Sold onlv In eaim. ltoyAi, Hakino WDKiiOO..' IW Wull-ti. N. Y. k imvls-lvdw . THE UNlilVALEl) a. COOK STOVE. - Nothliitr further Bcenm lucfsstnvto make U10 New l''tninerlirl it I Vi lent, and Hcimtllnl Cookln.j ApparatiiH. It hna larito Hues and Oven, l'iitii.-()vou fcliel!, Kwhilni? llonrlli Plate, UeerAHli l'lt. ami Anh J'an Door. Tlic OKMs l'lecea nil have cold air -bruces, and the cowers are smooth.aiul heavy. :. JiWge Kindle Oven Doors, Tin-Lined. The Jaritely ineveafied sales ot nils move attest Us popularity -Kvorj btove.fully war- P. M. DRANEY, Sole Agent oc4 s NEW. BERNE,, N. C. v ' dw "fjrace tea in all her steps, Heaven, in her eye, - In every ' ncslnre dimdlii and iot-e." . - 80 appeared Mother Eve. and so may shine her fair descendants, wiia 111c exercise in common sensi care and proper treatment. An enormous nnmher of female com plaints are directly caused by ills tnrbance or suppression of the Menstrual Function. In kvkky such case that stcrllntr and 1111 fall ing Specinc, iiRAUIi'IKI.D'K KEMAT.K KKCtn,A't'ou, will eflect relief and cure. . , . It Is from the recipe of a most ills- uiiKiusiieu pnysician. ti la com posed of strictly olliclnal inirre. dients, whoso liappy combination has never been surpassed. It la1 prepared with sclentlno bUIU from me unest, uiaterials. It hears the palm for constancy of Btr011cr1.l1. certainty of etleet, eleuanee of preparation, beantv of nnnearsnee and relative cheapness. 'J he teBll- mony In its favor is Kenulne. H never lalls when livirly tried, i , ; ' !- Cat'terBVille. (?o. Tills wilt ccrtifv that two mem. oersoi my inuneuiaic lainily, atti'r naviiiK eunereu mv many years 1 ruin inciihtriiiti irrei;iiiiiFiy, slid liavlni! tieen treated without bene. fit by va rlous meilh-al doctors, wcrei iui icimin iiuii'ijK'rKLy t UBKn ivy 0110 bottle of Dr. .1. iinidlicld's l'e- male Kenuhnor. Its eflect In such eases Is truly wonderful, and well may win remedy lie . oaiieu " Wo. man s liest, l'rieiid." ; .Yours respect lull v, . .-, JAMKS W. STItANflR. Wend foronrhuolr on the "Health and lluppimwior Woiiutn." Mailed I ree. KnATiKiPt.OKnoi'i.A'foiHo., . -i . v t ... . : Al.lanla, tla. 'IIEALTURESTORED! NOTICE. National Bank of New Berne. Th Annual Meotirif of the (Stock holders of this Bank, for tho election of Directors and the transaction of such other business as may come before them, will be rreld at their Banking House on the ad Tuesday, being the wth day, ot January, laaij. ; : Polls Will be opened at 13 o'clock.' i ',:. ',.;'.i-:V - J. A. (linos, Carihier. ' Dec. 13th, 1884. . ; J : )10td. B. ; Schedule 7 All jicrsoug .iloing business as mer chants . or othprvise upon nil goods bought jn or out of tho Stale, Or any -;.--.. r 1 ... - . others nauio unner chOiiuie."i5v" arc required by law; to list the sam'e during tho FlKlsr xlfirl UAS 'jn januauy. Persons failing to list within tho time will bo ! placed on tho tlclinquent list and will be charged with dotiblo tax. will bo at my ontco to roceivo the same- Blanks furnished. , ' ; v ' -. JOSEPil NELSON, 'ecSp U ; " Register of Peeiis Trader's license. The attention of Trailers or porsona engaged in any profession or business, is called to tho fact that their licenses expire on the FIRST DAY of JANU ARY, 15, and that Section 3702 of the Codo requires the same lo be renewed within ten days thereafter. - -. Attcfitiou is railed to Section ST01 of the jUuIo, whii-h miikfs tho failure t obtain license a misdemeanor, and pro scribes a penalf v. .in ''I'll i:r.'iT, dotSOihvt.;-.- !1 ." ' - : ' ' -20,000-;;-;. ;-' Wonien and OSiiltlren, . To consume the; Enormous Stock of Beings Received : Daily at QREAT OlIEliP GASH STORE ! We are offering tho following leading Articles, in Stock" and to Arrivoi at HARD PAN PRICES : ' - U3 Bbis. Onslow XXXX Family Flour, 101 XXX Family Flour,' 93 67 90 45 ISO Ilcavy City Mes3 Ka Ground Alum Salt, 10 Boxes Clear Rib Sides, 8 Tierces Refined Lard, 28 Sacks Mo Coffee, ; 19 Bbls. Sugar, -18 Extra Cream Cheese, 10 Tubs Very Fine Butter, 25 Bbls. Molasses, from 15c. per Gallon up, 250 Boxes Tobacco, one of the largest stocks in the citv. Lorillard, Gail & Ax, Rail Road Mills, Salt and Sweet Snuft KE3IEMUER The Great Cheap Cash Store of SC. 2,000 Sacks Dissolved Bono, ' ; 2,000 0U0 " 1'ine Island, , 1,000 Jloadow's Extra Early Teas. Seed Potatoes. BoanH and other darken anrl Pinlit Seeds. . CORKER POLLOK AND WAREHOUSE COTTON EXCHANOS r. 'i: . ueuii; uoiwu MAX SOIIWERIN. -:o:- THE;.-MEW D m WB JEHN-.:. & A. S EC. :o:- GRAND OFFER FOR -:: Astonishing Eleduefion ;o: We havo reduced the price on all our Oooda and are now selling: . . . t: ' OUR FINE $20 SUIT FOR $16.00 . , OUR FINE $18 SUIT FOR 14.00 - OUR FINE $15 SUIT FOR 12 50 OUR NOBBY $10 SUIT FOR 8.50 Overcoats, Boy's Clothing, and Cheaper Grades of Clothing will be sold at a similar reduction. Come and look at our Ladies' Cloaks Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods, . v 1 ? Hats, Umbrellas, Etc- All will be sold at HARD-PAN PRICES. Respectfully, ' - V.-. SCHWERIN & ASH, Middle street, the sign of the flag, next door to Pa tt arson's Central Hotel. WILLIE ..ilDYETT, CONFECTIONER, IN THE POST 0FF1JE, Oilers fl Choice Block of . ;., j Candies, French n,iil Amcrk'an lniKins, Nuts, Oranges, ; . Leinons, And a Full Iilno of the Choicest Cigars and Sniokiii? Tobacco always on hand. TKIIMS CASH . octlidtf CAlili AND SKK 111'.; W. If. MOKUIS. V "; F, MOUUIS. ' KSTABUS1IK1) 1817 : J. J. BURGESS, of N- C, WITH W.' H. MORRIS & SONS, Commission LlerGEi'is, Nos. 23, 25 & 27 Commerce St., . NORFOLK. VA." finer-lal attention Klven to Bales of Oottoiv Grain, I'eamiis ami Country 1'iodnce guiic rally. Liberal caHh ft dwtiices made ou con slRiihients. I'romptreturnsaiidliiKliest uiar ket prices naranteed, i.. - a2dw Uanl -ROBERT 1 Wholosnle Si. I)K A I.lltS IN Provisions '" " ! Groceries Dry Goods " . , - Boots and Shoe All of which wo are offering VEBX l'9-W. ' Orders solicitod. " ; Satisfaction fuaranteod, dw " NEW BERNE. N. C. The lleFt Hie Market n fl end I : -f cull lie limiul chah. i-:. n-rts. I'ork KaiiK.T.te y1 XXX Extra Flour, - XXXX Choice Superfine Flour, ' s lyanhoo Patent Family Flour. Pork at Lowest Prices, , HUMPHREY & HOWARD. Meadows &' Co., Sacks Kainit fguarantee German), ' Pokouioko. - - 1 ' MIDDLE STREETS, ' - '- rLACE.......... ...... ....NEWB15RN, N. & . ...... '., , .. GEORGE ASH. STORES THE HOLIDAYS! in Prices' of Clothing:. v . and Shawls; full line of ' SANTA; CLAUS HEADQUARTERS AT is..ii:a.y's TRENTON, N. C. TOYS for th7"H0LIDAYS, CnEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Candies, Apples, Oranges, NUTS, ItAISlNS, lite. Etc., IN FULL LINE. IJiV GOODS: Calico, 5 cents,, ' Homespun, 5 cents, N. C. riaids. 9 cents, and other Goods at LOW RATES. ' GROCERIESCbapfor Cash ROBERTS L HENDERSON mi General Insurance Agents, New Berne, JS. AJ. Only Crst class Companies represen, i&r,y. ,;., .-jVKed in V' Firo. Life and Accident Insurance.. Total Capitol, over Forty Millions o : Dollars. Jun2 1.1 lv SALE AM)" XCH ANGE -(STABLES, nurses, BiiRiile aid Curriaijeg fhy lire t Reasonalilu IluIcs. ' ... . , .OENTItATi HOTKli liOT, New Heme, N,0, docldwlm I'roprletor, P" Ml CIIOICB FAMILY GKOUEUIEa, CIOAtlfl, Tobacco and Snuff. No. 1 lintter rind CIiccro' Uoston Mackerel, penny a piece to twenty -oenlfl per ilorerj, ' : : -. . m- ' -'. , : ' B: IIANFF'S. dm ' f Broad street. M0RTGAGirSALE7" Ily virtue or the power of sale contained In aMortiniKe Heed executed by Kd. J, While anil wile, ii. V While, to Jidin O. Woolen, ,lr . (and by him transferred lo Mr), rccoi .1 bt the olliee of lieijiKler of IleedH for ( i , county, In lioolt Mi, Kolios 1!U, l-ti l!; i . I!lf we Will Kell forClmll lit t'l.e 'i . HOIISK lii MKW'liKijN. N (' ." ,i JANUARY I-TH, l.s.v,, ,u. Tu't . ' M., the properly n v. , i, .' bl'lh" f-IX iilllHllt .1 '
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