iif a.niilnirtflt' §V9»g
niIlS 7 ju..r 13. l^ 9 -
^hjJcAL MATTES-^
^^rB e ii»*s aif,om 23 to 27i
, ,v,rk at tins office is c vSH
J ;U " .JnV t
1 • 1>ELI' EI^
^T.Worni
t as A?
at f ul '
„ j,,iv authorized to
the Bianh ridge Ar
.... lcani the Oak City Hook and
• (■,. determine to have a Pic
Tuesday. Success to
few
Cloud will nccP P l .
for , choice clls-tion of die
,. wsp! ,pcis presented us a
‘ lfe . ‘ Cloud keeps everything to
,J „ the Ne-'S depot-
r-, ErTO >.—At I lie elect ion of officers
tic Stonewall Fhc Co., on last.
nigh', Jas. Watt was cho-
, Foreman ; E. J. Raney, 1st Ass’ t
| W. Martin, Treasurer.
Fiue!! Fi»k !!!—Not the
L just like them, the Saddles
[,] t.y the famous Texas Rangers,
, be seen at Nod Gainey & Co’s
ether with h:i elegant lot of Bug'
| Ha mess.
Itiu.Thsy * Jo.—On last Thursday
William Brenner, Esq., was
iru-d to Miss Jennie Reynolds, hy
. .J.U Cau.ph II. We were pres,
lnov tt.e ile-l consummated, and
mv the bride looked ch inning, the
gay and gallant. Iks supper
H peril.
L v Goods.—Weagain call tlientten-
o/ the merchants and planters of
Ih western Georgia, Florid ■, and
Ihristern Alabama to (lie advertise-
t of Messrs. Gray, O'Brien if' Co., of
nriuii, (la., who are prepared to fill
tilers for goods at short notice aud
|w prices.
Our young friend, J. L. Allen, left on
the Alliance on Monday last for his fu
ture home, iu Bainbridge, Ga. We part
with him with regret, for he was on un
exceptionable young gentleman.—Tan- *
pa Peninsula, 2G/7i ult.
We are pleased to announce that Mr.
Alien has reached Bainbridge safely, and
in good health.
fe have seen no stops i alien ns
' abolish the Ilea liusiance we re-
I to last week. It is a disgrace
i corpor tion. Ladies have to
line Giwt 'hrough the heavy
['» order to elimi it. As long as
ms ns ii is, the prettiest s' reef
city is rendered impassible ; at
f.T ladies.
mi- IjlTK-T. Ill'T THE GrI'.VTKST
uhY of t!io ago is Spear’s Fruit
egetahle Preserving Solution.
■’ bumbug mu! even-body in
y s1">e] ( 1 g„ t 0 j \ Butts &
J)nig Store and supply ihcni-
•’> dh ng ;s so delicious as
'ege aides i-i ihe winter season
I hey can now be had at r.
r (•••st,
■ r.'in Tea-!.—Tlie other .lav
• "u t.io streets, what we never
"■*' ' "’ l '>on drawn by n horse
hr,messed together. Il
I "• .'”'tr slow teams either, for
■ was a large and well-to-do
| **"' little “steer” was as
primp as it is possible to make
|. ' Vri tnr:i-*mt appeared,
| not help bat commend the in-
V'' "f its owner, wh , seemed
'' 1,1 nuke the best of it. We ll
Hi. is even with the world, or
t -that he owes no debts which
pay.
Reception of the Truck of the Oak
City Hook & Ladder Co.—This line
Truck was received by the Fire Com
panies of the city on Monday last at
the depot, and brought up to tho
Court House Square, where it was
formal'y inspected, received and
turned over to the Oak City Hook &
Ladder Co. Speeches w re delivered
on the occasion by His Honor the
Mayor, Col. Fleming, Col. McGill,
C'upt. Moseley aud John M. Potter,
Esq. Cheers and “tigars” innumera
ble were given for each successive
speaker ; but we believe that of Capt.
Moseley, elicited the most unbounded
admiration.
. TUE truck
Is neat and substantial, with fix
tares of the best quality. The com
m it tee of inspection reported it to be
ready and efficient for active fire ser
vice. We consider it an important
addition to the protection of our
property. The exercises connected
with the reception of i he Track being
over, the gallant foreman of the Oak
City mounted the stand and extend
ed an invitation to the Stonewalls and
the City Council to retire with the
Oak Citys to Belcher’s Block and
there partake of
refreshments
Which were in waiting.. All parties
immediately proceeded to the place
designated, and did full justice to the
occasion. Personal and prairiotic
toas's were drank—with and without
“spikes’*—and general hilarity ruled
the moment. In order to impart the
grand finale to the day it was conclu
ded to have
A DRILL,
Which mot the approbation of both
c unpanies. Immediately the Stone
wall was thundering op the street,
drawn bv as noble firemen as ever
iTonixAl the red ; and with no less
expedition or credit did the Oak Ci
ty boys have their ladders reared up
against the required buildings. Soon
the hose was carried to the top of the
Sharon House—a few s rotes of the
brrkes and the stream with unpar
alleled velocity and ea e was ^-od'ing
the l)ons«s.fiir beyond the Sharon
house. Next the hose wns carried 'o
the roof of Brady’s s o -e, an 1 a pretty
stream, played half across the block
between Water and Broughton
S reefs.
\ fel) satisfied with thq ac’ion of the
I rmk and the Engine, and confident
that fire could make but little pro
“i‘" s against them, the boys retired
for I he day..
8 Cwm - Ann about a Baby-
a f "' 5t :u "l on'y case on the
of tins tribunal, on
last, was a disturbance of
: <he Mayor being a man of
J feminine rioters were
do ••taw.” thiisly';
Jackson, a coal black rose,
a * s!le was as innocent as the*
Japonsibiluy,” whose babv-
“• was accused of having sto-
I ' 1 ' baby’s mammy—» bi<\
sr-colored beamy, Vi 0 ] et
, so " ,e,llin g more ttnlimeai
"i-e. \\ iinesses were culled
“ ^P-who grasped the
d resolved to tell the truth as
"hw natures if lay. Mauv
•dcs t hey mid, some of which
the dignity of “Violet” who 1
gPt nbg,rn pefus, when the
the Mayor to
posit,on in the lock up
"til; ill " slrio " s i»»'“
^ -ed Degress was called
s£ the
’ ^ 'vthacurlof disdain
; •„ 1 P’ ai >swered with
°' However her word
SC’,"* ShC W!1S ad j"dged
1 bo *’« u with African ‘
' a »d costs satisfied of
^"7 11 llei ClUse> * n<1 3J
—-' ‘ ? <liT n i 'h costs only
Bead I'iiese Lines and Ponder Them
\A ell.— 1 lie best tests of the merits of
any proprietary article is to ascertain
w li:U j S thought of it- at home where it
ia manufactured, such a test Lippmiin’s
Pvvafnge can well stand,-as to-day it is
decidedly the favorite remedy for'drills
and fever, dumb ague and other diseases
of n malarious origin, in the city of Sa
vannuh where it is prepared. The prin
cipal druggists of the city would as much
. ot doing without castor oil in
-icu- stores as to be without this popu-
ku-bmddeservedly so) rf , ae(ly . Ifc is a
... 'Vf preparation free from delete-
entire w u S UUd f cts 08 a tf, nic upon the
svsle e m J s h H;uS ereby the
throw off disease f 1 * H 7
nnnse-ite op 1 ' . / v'afuge does not
he tX,n,v ^ t! ‘ e ? atient can
without fpHp rrr persons
hand as cS and Pi nW a,W:l - vs be at
so stealfhijr th b r< l cree,) upon nS
; : ve not aware of>s
•ik.teLaar' ”■ A :*r
Rail toad Surrey.
The survey of the Bainbridge, Cuth-
bert and Columbus railroad will com-
mence from Bainbridge next Monday.
Lol.C. B. Iiarkie, who has been con-
nected with many imijortant railway
eht<-rpnse8, and not very long ago with
the Savannah & Memphis road, will
have charge of the survey. Connect
ed w.th him will be probably several
young men, engine rs, of this city,
•ol- WfUJ in Columbus vesterdHy,
and will return to day. The road will
add largely, when completed, to the
interests, especially the local trade of
this city. In its inception, however,
the ma ner of selecting officers &c.’
the affair has been managed very un-
faii ly. Not a director vyas taken from
Muscogee or Chattabooebee counties.
Both directors and officers were taken
from the lower counties, and the elec
tion of officers was so managed at
Bainbridge tbai the corporators of
this section, by brevity of notice of
meeting, could not be present. With
all this, however, vye are anxious to
see the road started in that direction
from Columbus.
We copy the foregoing from the
Columbus Sun, of the 8th inst. The
complaints against’the injustice done,
in the organization of the Company,
to the people at the other end of the
road, are, so far as wo know, well
foundod ; but nothing can be gained
by complaints now. The road should
be built; and all intelligent minds
must admit that Columbus will be
benefited by it far more than any
other locality ; besides, the present
organization is but for the time being.
Richmond, Va., June 8.—The Re
publican City and Ccunty Convention
to-day nominated for the Legislature
one black aud two white men for the
Senate, and seven negroes and one
white man for the House.
General Canby has appointed Maj.
A. B. Thompson Sheriff for the city of
Richmond.
Pisrtttatmms §uto«tis»m«rtis.
DR. J.B.HOYL & BRO,
131 Broughton St., Savannah, Ga.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
IN
DRYGOODS,
KEEP AT ALL SEASONS A HEAVY STOCK OF
Fancy and Staple Goods,
And at presew are offering a large assortment of SPHtltG AND SUMMER STYLES.
THEY BUY EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH,
and consequently at prices much LOWER iTHAN REGULAR RATES, and the extensive busR-
DCS3 of their house requiring the permanent residence of one oftbeir firm in New Tort th„v
ALWAYS IN TffE MARKET FOR CJYEAP GOODS, ’ 7 are
THEY SELL EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
and thus avoiding bad debts, can afford to soli for small profit.
They adhere strictly to the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM!
W OUf,D inform their friends and customers, that tbev have reeentlv made Ur*. - .
their Stock of Drugs. Medicines, Perfumer’y, Toilet Artfde. Se , .£dnS^f f“ r Vi.h
juom with everything in their line At greatly redueedn oricee The* rSliY V
Perfumer, from Lubin Coudrays. Rimmee MSMihlft ho»
who aro iu the habit of using fine articles of the kind. 7 “ ich^JW’?,
Never charge one customer more than another for the same good?, and warrant ail Goods ts
be as REPRESENTED, OR TIIE MONEY PAID WILL BE RETURNED!
.... .12--Jy
S. S. MILLER,
Dealer in jHakogan}, Malant, and fine
FURNITURE, ! :
Savannah Ga.. B'ay 15th. 1869
THE GREAT
CHILL&FEVER
EXPELLEE!
IT IS IK FACT A
MOST WONDERFUL
3?EVE1 R. CUB.E3
‘ ON ACCOUNT OF THIS
INSTANT REMEDY
JI^KINO. A
L
CITY DIRECTORY.
R
Dry Goods.
OCKWELL St WLST, dealers in staple and fancy
dry-goods, etc., South-Broad street.
Dry-Goods and Groceries.
A A. ALLEN A* CO., Dealers in Drygoods
and Groceries, at Vaughn A Gibson’s old
staud, Corner Broad and Broughton Streets.
B. HUNNEWELL k CO., wholesale and retail
» dealers iu dry-goods and groceries, broad street.
R
EID k ISON, wholesale and retail dealers in dry-
goods and groceries, atB&ggs’ corner, broad st.
P ATTERSON & McNAIR, dealers in drygoods and
grsceries, west side court house square, west st.
J J. TOMLIiVBO.V, dealer in staple and fancy dry-
goods, boots, jhoes, hardware fine liquo s, &c.,
south side court house square, bronghton street.
M A. RUTHERFORD, wholesale and retail grocer
and commission merchant, cast water street.
A
DAVIS & CO., wholesale and retail dealers in
dry-goods, groceries, etc., east water street.
M
M. COHEN, dealer in dry-goods and groceries,
north side court house square, water street.
B ELCHERS & TERRELL, dealers in dry-goods,
groceries, stoves, tinware, etc., east water street.
J B. HELMS, grocer and commission me'chant,
corner clay and market ptreets. * s
HO Pc ON, dealer in dry good* and'groce
ries. south-broad street.
Boot Makers.
I.'i'ArinATT, _
1 j neatly executed. West street.
into i mi
CUR E.
tar T.* S.lffTH, boot 2nd shoe maker. Repairing
v promptly and skilfully executed. East water st.
Drugs, Medicines, &c-
, P-R. WARDELL, druggist and-apothccary, east side
4 court house square, broad street.
court house square, broad street.
O Tl- T. D. HO\L 1: BRO., dealers in drugs, medi
cines, toile’. articles, perfumerv, etc., ro«th-
broad street.
Saddles and Harness.
J BOli.V, dealer in saddles, hare ess, bridles and
leather, west street.
we copy from the Quitman
The foliowin
Banner :
trv^f/wc? 0 eVer - V ! 10 ^ ' n this section of conn-
As:,^^'cV ,; n^ ere . i ' T r ach a - a -
1‘aints IHI. ■' D-ilerxm Drir^p, Medicine.,
Hiev ars t " the C,ty of Savannah, hnt
done h;--V : l l >Kn,zant of the hnmense business
h,bT W*;;l T.l J l ia of the Wat es-
artie'e? • llu”* J h - e ’ ?.' lfh ’ npTer Ee,: * inferior
prnnriEtnr. ' ,n al ‘'anractiong; and the
v„ ^ , ., helRS ,r " e Southern -entlemen i- a
ff" M «•"* bave transactions wi.h
w ., “ W ‘ ! ,,C b ' ,nor " b, y ‘Galt with. It is al
tl.o 5 ^ P • "? , u recommend Kemlemen like
the solom<>ns to the puldic. and we speak for
, jhern an increased patrnna e from Southern
Florida and w rerevcr our
Banner final.. ^They are now advertising tbeir
walnablo lic-llh restorer. SOLOMONS’ BIT-
T’ RS, which are pronounced by those who
have given them n trial, the best' medicine in
th“ world for the ailments specified.
June 11
Grace Greenwood lias sold her“Z»7-
tie Pilprim" to Alfred L. Sewell & Co.,
5U ■ I ablishers of “The Little Corporal,*
of Chicago. The Pilgrim Las been
published as a children's magizine for
over fifteen years, and has been a
popular juvenile, but will now stop
r case, and Miss I “ S ’ 1°“ LiS OW “ accolint >
iti, . j and hereafter be an “a'de” t> the
conquering Western Napoleon, The
Little CorporaL the well deserved
( uculatiou of which was even before
(!nb 7= -wmi mjm * th ,' s e . di,io “ larger than that ..f anv
A Vri! Bovt! to- Other juvenile magazine in the world.
~ ' **UTTS A; CO’S. S riU . J’ reen ' v pod still writes for it.
— * be Joly number begius a new ro-
un, y «ud we advise onr friends to
7*1, ° U ' otb e publishers, at once, one
—. o " Inch is the price for one year,
^HlLDKKv ' ■ R1 '! e lbeir obildren this unique,
A* BUTTi ihrw».e " ,nal nia n a zine, which has no\u-
r - &CO’S. perwr anywhere. Those who sub-
scuoe during June, will receive the
NO CASE, HOWEVER OBSTINATE,
CAN RESIST ITS HEALTH
GIVING PROPERTIES.
PYRAPUGE
CREATES AN APPETITE. BRINGS COLOR
TO THE CHEEKS OF THE EMACIATED
AND STRENGTH TO TIJE NEECLE.
Every Bottle Sold is Accom
panied by a Guarantee of Its
Efficacy.
N OEL GAINEY i: CO . dealers in saddles, bridles,
harness, &e., east water street.
Painters.
VVESCOTj’ H. COLEMAN, plain and ornamental
hoa>c and sigh pointer, comor broad an brough-
ton streets.
J
. JACKSON, house, sign, and carriage painter,
over T. B. Htinnewcll & co’s, broad street
Milliners and.'Dressmakers.
M ito. M. J REYNOLDS, fashionable miliner and
dressmaker, corner water and crawford streets.
DO YOU SUFFER
-FROM-
DEBILITY!
DO YOU WISH TO KEEP
-OFF—
—AND—
FEVER?
f
Arc You Aiinoved
--WITH—
DYSPEPSIA I
ir.nuv t
Frencb and Gattage ©hambet
- i - • • • ; • - S
uiT
AND LOOKING-GLASSES.
MATTRESSES
"ML At T>& OG* O O RU El it .
■' - . - ■ - • Cu( il
157 BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
f<-h-'0 iO 1 v ' ‘
ESTABLISHED 1840;
EXCLUSIVELY
Medicines,
Chemicals,
’ mnis 1
The proprietor of the PYRAFUGE challenge?
every case, no matter of how long standing, to
try tkfs GREAT CHILL and F> VER CUKE,
aiid then deny its wonderful curative propertiee.
' ASK FOR
LIPFMANS
PYRAPUGE
AND GET RID OF THAT
iVISEBABLE DISEASE,
CHILLS & FEVER!
For sale, at Wholesale. By the Sole Manufacturer
for the Uuiled States, by
JACOB LIPPMAN,
PHOPBIETOR OF
UPPMAFS
WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE,
Savannah, Ga.
For salo in Bainbridge by Dr. J. A. Butts & C.
MRS. C. A. PARSONS, fashinqable milliner and
dressmaker, corner of broughton and clay sts.
Attorneys at law.
1LLEN & HINES, attorneys at law, office over the
a store of J^P. Dickinson k Co., south-broad street.
FLEMING & EUTHERFOED, attorneys at l»w. Of- RESTORER.
* fice over J. A. utts & co’s drug 6tore. i
WILL RESTORE THE
SHATTERED* CONSTITUTION.
IT HAS STOOD. THE TEST OF
YEARS, and CERTIFICATES from
some of OUR BEST CITIZENS can fce
shown to prove ijs efficacy in all cases
where a HEALTHFUL STIMULANT
is needed.
Every household should be provided
with this INVALUABLE HEALTH
PERFUMERY, SOAP,
TOILET ARTICLES, •
PAINTS,OILS, ..
VARNISHES. BRUSHES,,^ Ac.
The subscribers are prepared to offer inducements to-purchasers of Goods in tbeir line
ISoloiiionLS <fl| C"c»* 9 '
Wholesale Di'iigghta, .
CORNER CONGRESS AND WHITAKER STREETS, SAVANNAH, . GROROfA
nay Retail Store at the Old Stand. Market Square. sept2S 186449--12m.
SAMUEL P HAMILTON
. . . * U .
DEALER IN iv 6m , , „..t. a
WATCHES. JEWELRY
CORNER CONGRESS AND WHITAKER STS., SAVANHAH.
C lAMPfiELL i^URLEY, attorneyp at law and sol-
> icitors in p^uity. *-
Office in court house.
S IMS k CRAWFORD, attorneys at law. Office in
court house.
W HITELFY & DONALSON, Attorneys at
Law. Office in Sanborn’s Block, Brough-
Miscellaneous.
T^MEB? JOHNSON, dealer in stovea, tinware,
house-furnishing goods, &c., south-broad street.
PREPARED AT THE LABORATORY
—OF—
A. A. SOLOMONS & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
Savannab, G-a.
AfORGAN, ofiers his professioDal services
v to the citizens of the city and vicinity. Office in *
Bower's block, np stairs, south-broad street. j
Mayl5, 1869
32-ly.
services to the citizens of /
Office over £. H. Smith's 1
•,T0 LAND OWNERS.
D R. M. L. BATTLE, i
Rockwell k Weat’s t
KAYTON’S
Ilf C. SCBFBS. dealer in watehee, clock*.
»» musical instruments, etc., west street.
J P. DICKINSON k CO., dealers in confec
aud family groceries, south-broad street.
'the quality, locality and
VALUATION OF LAND REPORTED.
1 EWIS RORB, barb*
j under Exchange £
IAS WATT, practical gunsmith ai
* pistols, ammunition, etc., west
F OR the purpose of facilltating.lhe disposal
and purchase of Lands ini this aectioo, and
i thereby promote emigration from abroad to an
unsurpassed agricultural regies of the South,
the subscribers have consented to ai3 Land
_ T - - . ' Owners to ascertain the Qualify and Locality#!!
E C<X ’ Landslyingin the counties attached totheirserer-
burial cases always on'bSid^or.^ert^id water^s. al names. They act independently of each other.
— and should be addressee individually by person?
owning lauds in the counties each one represents.
Tbeir regular price, per Lot of Land, will be
only TEN DOLLARS, except in cases where
H Adjust received a large invoice of first class Goods, importcfd direct from the itfantt*
^factiirers, expressly for this establishment, consisting of
GOLD & SILVER
I OUIS ABMST30.YG, „
J patronage, shop on
I I*. ADAM,y, capenter.
ronagt. Connects
Juno number extra.
a pat- lauds He r emote, and more than ordrocry trou-
‘ ble is incurred in preparing a reliable report; in
OIL OP LTFF, ;
sLL . Ll 4V di ilA A A/ Jl'J >»d. etc. Every dsr. corner broad and bron^rion sts. accompany tbo order to report
mr»WC ATT i in counter oroduee. fr^h ', Allen. Newton. reportlar.d,
ALL j • meats, Ac. west street ^ 1 , lyingm Baser, Dougherty and Calhoua counties.
Mess ! W #• ERUNNEiT^Jer in fine wio«. liquors. ‘. J " 5e P hJ ' E'-ad^d. Can.iH.i. Gs.. will repor.
? W segsrs, Ac., Ac., corner breed and water streets! ’a"* 1 ' fi ' D K »“ Mitcbell, HurtU aud Ibornas
— counties.
Great Rheumatic Remedy.
KAYTON’S PILLS
—CUBE
SICK HEADACHE
ATP ALL
ISIl.LKOtJS niSEASEJS.
For sale in Bainbridge, 31 Wholesale and BetaiL
by Dr. J. \. EC FTS CO.
F-N a *o-p -o
W wlSt^S™ • P ** rOUa « c . IFi’li, M. Rnrvell, Bainbridge, lja.,will report
•» I 117 01. IVU.'MII, UdlliVl lu^v, IC|
lands lying in Decatur and Miller counties.
INl * CM- Wholesale a d re- p. g. Neither of the parties is engaged in lund
^dji-made dotting, curst- speculation, nr in specalatious of any nust, and.
hence, their reports will ho disintererted and
reliable. fe))6 69-18-6m
Of the Most Celebrated^Makers, American and ForeignlMannfsctnre. ,
•s-s- e gr ■ ■■■-:/■ ' 'U ' . _ '•>' S'lni. iri -i -,.'
Plocks. plain and ornnmenUl, for.nffice and parlor use. The latest style of Jeweler, fa
.. -•< are, 0 [ excellent workmenslii^ wlsmintda ttt be'p^rd'fletal
AGENT FOR
Wheeler k Wilsoa’s Noiseless UoeXstiteh
oaw m vmnjiaijte,; ; • * -
Watches nnd.Jewelry neatly repaired, iy experienced workmen, at the shortest notie
< ash pnul foi Oi l Silver. '■ a - *-
j»ui9 14 *fi9 . S. P. HAMILTON.
Duncan & Johnston
COTTON FACTORS,
uiercs. dc.. Ac , East Water street
T C. GLOVEB 4 CO.; Balohers and Dealers — —
siio'n.T, n te/,r"l ,, “' ncxt dom ' tt Bxeb *° sa GEORGIA, DECATUR COUNTY.—
—. Ol. the first Monday in September next, I will
R T. WEATHERS. Proprietor of Boarding apply to ibe Court of Ordinary for letters ot
House, Corner Clay 4 Planter's ftrect*. ° di.missioa from the Administration on the Es-
tale of John W. Evans. late of said county,
1 * EOBEKT K EVAHh,
tale of John W. Er
\ ELSON 4 HPN’E, retiVg t-nsA, Pr- ugh ; deceased,
il MU. ZK9.
NtiW GOODS!
NEW GOODS:
- HEW GflfOSH!
1 . ■ : <: .
imjie b:
JBS3S*SK ; ' ] ^ ^OCF.RI AND ^A^ DRY-G^
rhieh we U4jl sellns> T fo> ... , d
CASIiOE COUNTRY -
as any <m# in til* Sitfill Cait abJ see us st
4 . A ISOS ■S QkD 3TA»t>,
in Bo.wmfjs Biock. g—Ht BrusAatrad-L . .
savannah, geo.
CIOJfTINUE business st their old stand
V nnd offer their services to the mer-
bants and planters of Deealnr county for
he sale of Cotton and other Produce; will
*)pp*y Bagging and Hope, sad will be ]»re-
ynred to advance on Cotton iu hands.
Oct .b r Sd 18SS- 5ft—Tv
’ur.e 5th, 1989.
•f. DONAL^jHf * 06
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