Shelby Volunteer, Volume 19, Number 38, Shelbville, Shelby County, 18 June 1863 — Page 3

VOLUNTEER.

Local. I0TICE TO ADVERTISERS. The Volunnttrl the ni.Y trt published in he inty- has , lrje nd ptrmaneut circulation, offering frior advanta I.) a.Jvertlr. Shelbyville Academy Literary Ex- , ,f ... - crciscs. The" exercises at the Hall of the Shelbyville Academy on Friday last, on the oeca'ion of the graduation of the penior cla, -Rcrcof an interesting and highly cratifving thjir-ncter. There was quite a number ul Tur citizens (but nt as many as there should hare been) present, who seemed to be both I ,deaed and surprised at the evidence of ch'4:itic acquirements evinced, reflecting rredit alike Upon the 1'rincipal, Pupil and vninmUnitr. - The exercises vers opened with prayer by Her; M?. Amk, ftilloxvc 1 by pome line singing, led by Miss. Jk::nik Smith. The readirrg-f esays by the graduating tlas were next in orier,-Rt follows: Memory's ltelics of the Past, Lh.lii: Davis AVe build our own Monuments, Fannie Hack. Night brings out the Stats, Emily McFarlanh. The Voice of Nature is that of Praise, Maoimk K. Wood. "Will makes men Giants, Sadk .WilsonThe essays were line productions, each having its peculiar merits, and if set afloat on the literary sea all would tliclt more or less d int from the criticising jvoiM. We will not attempt to say which was the best suffice Unit each was good and some wotildliMC been creditable to more experienced pens and older heads. The address of the Principal. Mr. Lynch,! to the graduating class, on awarding the diplomas, wns noble in sentiment, elegant in style, and met the highest commendatfon from all present. Uev. J. J. Smith was called upon and spoke eloquently and feelingly upon the advantages of education, and the importance of thoroughly mastering one branch before commencing another. His suggestions were pertinent and must have made a practicable impression upon the mind of all who listened. Mr,. Smyth was followed by Uev. T. Lynch, in a few timely remarks as to the importance of communities establishing and maintaining educational institutions in their midst, which not only tended to elevate the moral uml social condition of the community, but invited men of wealth and enterprise to come among them and settle. The Campbell Minstrels were present (not with blackened faces) and interspvrsed the exercises with some tine vocal and instrumental music, of a chaste and enlivening natu re. The exercises of this day marked a new epoch in the history of Shelbyville this being the first time that any scholar had ever gone forth from an educational institution bearing the diploma ofja graduate. We have not the space nor time to refer this week to the advantages of maintaining this institution, a fact that must be patent to all. ZfiT" Tke Anders, the deserter, who was fdnit, while endeavoring to avoid an arrest, .(lied on Sunday. His leg was amputated on ,T!mr( lay ly lrs. .). Parish and 1). Adams, ;,;vii l.'thv'Jgh the operation was skillfully . perforin ell be oontinued to sink gradually. tke.ii,J.'p.i-avir.gl jtaken possession of his mind that'if iLeaceovereil he would be shot, lie was a desperate ami a r,:mgcr0U3 man, and a .terror to the ncighJnr,hoI. Titherington, one of the men implicated in the horse stealing aflair mentioned hy u two weeks since was sent hack hereon Saturdav. the Hamilton countv Court deci ding it had no jurisdiction in his casc&eit.g a mere necessary in the sale of -th iiif.. and a resident of this county. lie had an examination before "Ksriuirc Milleson on Monday and held to.$"00 bail, in default of w hich he was committed to jail. - 51st and "1st IIfc.imen.ts. Gen. Wilcox, cotiimnnder of this IVpartment, gives notice that the 51st anJ 71st IJogimcnts Imliantt Volunteers have been duly extfhanjied, and orders the members thereof torcportAtouee at Camp Carrinptun. ' The clivers of these Resimrnts, at last accounts, were in the Libby Trison, Richmond, and it was reported they were to be handed civr to.tlie State authorities of .Ccxirpia, b be punished under attate law. but it is hardly probable the rebels will initiate any such dangerous precedents. We are at a loss to know what they can do with the men at Indianapolis unless their officers arrive. tt?5u The Indianapolis fwnal, with a xneniacity characteristic of the sheet, says: "if the' Legislature should be convened in extra session It would uever pass an appro priation bill, n never." With the sam i disrenrd for truth we micht &av set a battle of whisky before Rerry Sulgrove, editor of the Journal, aud he would not get drunk, no never. Axut JtRoiD.As will bo observed by alvrtisemBt ia another column, AndvHw. civs has taken the room formerly occupied by X: Goodrich (who has removed to the stanil formerly occupied by John W. Padrick, frhose stock he has purchased) and purposes keeping constantly on hand a larg and de. eirable stock of Jewelry, Clocks, Watches, Rerolrers, &c, Ac. Andy is an old dealer in this community, and needs no coramenda"

Thb Cart Hefork toe Horse. The telegraph dispatcher, in mentioning the shooting of Anders near this place, all have it that a soldier was shot by the deserter. Just the contrarv is the fact a deserter was shot by a soldier.

We tender our thanks to Mrs. Ta' Millesos for a quantity of fine strawberries and a most beautiful IkkjucL WARS ! AM) HUMORS OF WARS, RE hard on all sid-. ard tunny " l-yil men" are torci"! a!jut the Onvnptioii. hut lirii: exempt from military duty, at '1 Wimw ire that the j-pl'. efix.-ci.iily the !ades, anl th"e like hi elf. t xen J t. Mil tlesire to know the time rf day and nt tinfrequemly ad"in their persons with r-dd and ftilver cirinn.ei.t. I have "'changed my lase of t rer-.itim oi.r d,'t south 'if HIV fMer location, to Un nMn f.i-ttiTly occupied l-y N.fodri:h. and ftrstdiwir North of Ilei- llskry, where I purpose kevpirjr contan?ly on hand a l.-irpiaml varid assortment of thirty hour uid eight day weight and spring CLOCKS, GOLD AM) SILVER WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY, &c. I rU:11 also keep constantly on hand an assortment of REVOLVERS of the latest and most approved patents, which, of course, will te sold to the O nly "loyal" only. mi i: i . .r g ! all kinds done on short notice and in a workmanlike man-in-r. Those desiring any article in my line will save money hy givinir m a call. A. J. HIQvUSS. Shell y tile, June I'd. tfo a e:iihut or Tim ir.cniixs asd exphdn thieu nu 1-nr, roi.Mvor miei IIV, STATE OF IDIA.A, FO K Tilt VEAU E.MIIMJ MAY 31, 103, HV Till. IIO A It D OF COrtrtllKSlOXEllS OF SAID COIMV, RECGIPT3. nalance on hand May 31, Sn.COfi pfl lifcetveil Irmii Docket ahd .luryfees, . 108 tH) (. ounty lionds sold, v . .. 100 Itl) leliniient Taxes ol IrtJl collected, 2.-3W TO Txes of 1-liJ collected, .i.-. 13 "iW 43 Itrokers License 100 (tO Csts of advertising delinquent taxes t5 40 Kecvi ved on account of Coal fold, 3 Tj ToUil,.. S'JT,'.'' 16 3 040 Oil EXPENDITURES. On acoount of Poor. do do do rlo do ,U do do do do do do do do do do Ho do do do do do do do do do do do 'o do do Total,. IJounty to Volunteers support of families of Volunteers Hooks and Stationery, County Officers, Furl Elections , County Assylum Public Huildii gs(other than Co. Asylum) Jury. Circuit Court, C.r.ind .Jury R lililfs. Circuit Court Jury. Common I'leis Court...-. It iilill's, Common Pleas Court,. . Roads and Highways. Printing, Insane Justices of the Pe ice, ret'g fines Inquests, Turnpike Prisoners Telegraphing Pros-ciitins Att'y.C. P. Court, Erroneous Taxes refunded, Attorneys, lu lire Common Pleas Court,... Discount on County Ilonds sold, Deaf and Dumb rsiind Assossi ng Principal Common School fund, Rridges. 2.:iT3 S.Kfi Ki So lilt V4 (Ml C,Cii4 tT S-1? 01 VJ5 on n ki 01 50 l.")3 !1 sr so 55 00 19? 50 Et7 60 i! : 0 7 7 500 (0 13-1 31 55 46 t O 14 4 120 On i27G !0 50 on 1 i .j 1? r9 5'.!ii 50 150 (10 If 4 -.'- $.5oa :3 RECAPITULATION. Total Receipt Total Expenditures, Ra'.ance in Treasury May 31, 1T)3,. . (Signed) JAMES J. CURTIS. HENRY RUCK. JOHN M'CONNEI.L, ... ?e7..TO 10 . . . 22. 508 73 . . S 4 7r3 43 Com'issioti'rs H. L. -VEI.0'. W. n. TJltTOTT, GKO. M. JKMSON, W. H. TALBOTT & CO., The most extensive dealers in Indianapolis in GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHES, FaIiional9c Jewelry, SILVER WARE, Watchmakers Tools and Material. We h-ve recently tmde arrangements with the manufacturers that will enable us t sell at lower figurers than any house in the West. This Establishment has always been known as the principal 66 Heatf Quarters 99 for reliable Time ricces, Newest Styles Jewelry, tc. Watch Repairing and Engraving RY SKILLFUL WORKMEN STOKE ISO. 24 EAST WASHINGTON ST jellwfi INDIANAPOLIS, IND. FOR A SECOND IIAN'D Reaper and Mower combiitx:!, used but little, on good terms and easy credit. ALONZO BLAIR. Shelbyville, June 10, 1SC3. FASHIONABLE MILLINER AND Dress tinker. All work done promptly, and satisfaction g-uaranteod. Shop on lUrriaon street (Mrs. Kelsey's house), nearly oppo.te tihwU & xajor Hankinir llue, junell-tfoj SiiELDvytiXE, lso. J. . STEIVART. Contractor, Builder ind MtrrACTttEa or DOORS. BL'NDS, SASH. WINDOW & DOOR FRAMES, I3rnols.ots. . AND AU. KINDS OF TIOULDIXG. SmOLIi SAWING uonuc woitK. AND TIavinp a superior Steam Planing Mill ir operation I am prepared to Dress Weatherboarding, Flooring, fec on short notice. Persons residing in the country and who purpose building will save tuth time and money, owing to the present scarcity mid hieh price of lahor, by brinsin their lunil-r to me and havintt it dresscl the Co.irinc tonpued and prooved more acurately than can ldone by hand. Asa peneral thinp I shall I prepared to dress a lo:id of lumler on one or two hours notice. I shall a. so keep consUntly on hand a general stock of well SEASONED LUMBER. Shop near I. & C. R.R- bridge, over Bloc River. Jnnell -tfo SHELBYVILLE, ISP.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CLEKK. Wtare authorised to announce the name of STEPHF.N ALLEN, as a candidate for Clerk of Shelly County at lQC entuine Octoher election. Mrs. K. IV. VVILSOX, JI. D. QKltirATt 0? THK MW-Tnaic IITOtO TTtrRiPXCTlC CO Li LOt, Having permanently locaed in Shclfyvilie, respectfully solicit the patronage of those who are sick, and desireous of finding their way to health in the shorted and surest possible manner. She will cure all curaM diseases on Strictly IIyuikme l'ntsurua. without resorting tJ any kinkof Toison. Esecial attention given to tUSTETKIC case, and the Pi.esm or W'omim ad Children. She may he consulted at any time at lier residence oh Jackson street. West end, two story brick. Office up stair. My 13, 1-03. 3m NEW STOCK .JUST KECE1VED AT THK POST OFFICE DRUG STORE HAVING purchasetl the stock and fixtures heretofore k-pt by W. Morgan, and having larirely inerea.ed the same. I am now prepared to s;iy to the citizens of this city and Shelly county that hei-eafter I will m enabled to accommodate my customers with every thine belonging to the various branches of tlieDUl'G it Al'OTHKCAKY TRADE. 1'articul ir ottention given to I'UESC III I'TIOXS Xight and day thispartnf the business we can attend to in connection with principle of Science and Chemistry. PHYSICIAN'S will fin 1 my st ck full and complete, and prices as low as the lowest. The object i my business shall be to sati fy the wants and wishes ot the public, and not the monev. A call is solicited. junell J. II. LEEFERS. To Nervous Safiferrs of Both Soxes. A REVEREND GENTLEMAN IIAVINO REF.N REST0R1 to health in a few days, after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular expensive modes of treatment witixmt success, considers it has s.icred tluty to conunuuiatte hi afflicteil fellow creatures the means of cure. Hence, on ti e receipt of an address envelope, he will sen I (free) u copy of rhe prescription used. Direct It Dr. Juii.N M, Daonmu F ltjn Street, Urooklyn, . leUylJ OltDl.VAXCU Ntt. 35. Regulating the abating of c rtain nuisances therein rjiTtioned, within the city liinitsund within one mile thereof, and defining the duties of certain ollicers i relation thereto. Sec. I. Re it ordained by the Common Council of the city of Shelbyville, that whenever the Council of said city shall ly a resolution adopted by thera declare ai y lot or parcel of ground in s:u'd city or within one mile thereof, vh rever water ha orui ij- become so stagnant and Unxioiis as td lie in tiieir opinion a nui&mce and injurious to the nealth or comfort of said City, or any pari thereof, it shall ' e the duty of the Marshal immediately the'-ealter, to notily the owner of said bt or parcel ol ground to either till ui nr drain the same and within such time as the Council mav in their resolution direct, which notkeshall I ii writing anil served by lenving a copy of the same at the residence of the owner of the lot or parcel of ground to he fi.k'd up or drained if he or-he lie a resident, and if a non-resident or a corporation, then I v delivering the same to some person o' proper ae and !isi ration on the premises, or if no such person lie f uind, by affixing a copy thereof oa acoi.Epicuous part ef said premises Size. 2. If nv niip. lieinsr tlie owner of anv lot or narcol of ground which limy have lieen declared a nuisance in th maimer prescribed in tlie preceeding section, and having leen notified to fill up or drain the same as therein provided, shall fail to do so within the time required in said notice, then it shall be the duty of the Marsiial to notify the Couni-il of such failure at their next meeting thereafter. Sec. 3. When sueli failure shall hare been thus reported to saiil Council they may order said Marshal to fill up or drain said lot or parcel of ground, in which case it shall he the duty of the-Marshal within such tii.se as the Council may direct, or if no time he fixed l,y them, then within a reasona' le time thereafter, to fill up or drain such lot or parcel of ground, by letting the same to the lowest bidder if the Council slmuM so direct, or in the absence of such direction from the Council, than in such manner as he may , think best. caretn! ly avoiding any unnecessary expense in 3; doing, and make a report in writing of his aceion in the premises, together with the cost of such work properly item ixe-l. to the Council at their next meeting after the completion of the work. Skc. 4. It shall la the duty of the city Cleark to enter of record said report in full among the miuutes of the meeting at which the same is rece ved and forthwith delivered a ertiDed copy o! the same to the City Attorney. fix. 5. It shall le the duty of the City Attorney Immediately thereafter to commence suit in behalf of said City and against the owner or owners of such lot or parcel ol I'liuii'l thus tilled up or drained, in some Court of competent jurisdiction, for the recovery of the amount expended by the City in tilling up draining such lot or patcel of craund. Passed Jane 2.1. I?i3. .TAMES E. McGUIRE, Mayor. Attest R. F. Love, City Clerk. IMPORTANT NEWS! RICIKIO.D IOT TAKEiV! But I IIavb Taken the commodious corner room East side i'n'ilic Square, lately occupied by .1. S. Forbs, and filled the same with a Large and Superior assortment of JEZ. o ,d y -3VI.ci o CILOTHUNG fob .j SPRING & SUMMER WEAR Comprising every style and prade of Clothes for Mens and Boys wear. I also have a full assortment of Cloths, Cassimcrcs & Testings, and am prepared to manufacture jjarments to order on short notice, and garantee satisfaction. 1 also keepconstantly on hand a full assortment of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, comprising every article in the line, such as Shirts, Collars neck and pocket llauaicercmet, Mispemiers, socks, (.loves. Neck Ties, tc. Those in need of any article in my line trill find it to their advantage to p'we me a call, as I pledga myelf to sell as cheap as any retail bouse in the country. SAWL O'COXXEtt. May 21.1SC3. T. fa fa fa .9 i tt m m cs s o S U2 I f5S o a i i 0 H 0 0 tt t t5 CO i 1 1 O o o 55 m W I i o Q fa fa rj. - 5 A 9

Eye aid Ear Infirmary.

J. V. PAR1USH, M. D., Oculst and Aurist, GEERAL SURGEON, Infirmary otllarrisnn Street, UeiM' tuildirs, S.iuth of orga'f Hardware store, upstairs, Shklbyvillc, THREATS 11 diseases of the Eye nd Ear. lie will operl ate on -aUrict. Artif.rial Pupil, Pterygium. Strabismus (cross Ire), and will treat cases of ,ore Eyes, inch as (;ranulate.l ids. Purulent Opthaluiia, tiad tie of Cornea, All fonts of CHRONIC DISEASES Treated on Scientific Principles. Tcoth lilxti-iictecl With m.re skill and LESS PAIN than is uaual in this department of Surgery. Ht'ltfo 2: 5 I oTlaw! v .is r. a 1 1 5 ... fx V5 is e S -551 bu h M o " S". Zt Ok 3. a c 2 c - H 161 o o Spring Campaign ! JUST OPE.VJEB AT TUB Old Corner Store ! NEW GDB! SEASONABLE GOODS ! MY STOCK OF SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS, , WHITE GOODS, &c, .v never larzer than at this time, all of whicli vi!11ie dis posed of at prices as low as the same quality of od can be ibUiincd in Iudiauupolis or elsewhere. TO H BUMS. I also have a Urge and varied assortment of BOOTS V SHOES, Ilsxts & Caps, ind in fact every article usually required in my line,rf diflereut gradesaud prices, including a general assortment of GROCERIES, of asnperior quality, which are kept for the accommodation of customers, not for proht. Those desiring any articlain the Dry Goods Una wilf find it to their interest to give me acall. March, 1P83. it. q. coit.xr.Lirs. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AFD Owners of Dwellings. BUTTER WORTH'S NEW Window Support Patented April lGth, 1SG1. A Cheap and Perfect Substitute for Cords and Weights. This new Window SupportT is what the great mass of peejde have leit looking for, for many years, th'y having iiecome disiusted with all kindsof Catches. Thi; supporter cameinto use in the East, in August I Mi I, ar'l it now is used from Maine to California. and it is considered the het thine for all ordinary sited Sash that is ia use, also for Cars and OmniHises. Every owner of huil linirs thnt hare not Cords and weights should have Putt-rworth's Supp rtrs. the ,-ot line Jnlv about one-sixth of the expense fr cor a?, and saves the breaktng el Ulass, uuiidrens Arms, scc lUiua A: HCSTEII, DecmC Artits fdr Shelby county, ShelHyTille. SHELBY WOOLE.Y FAC T0)IHY! Ohe Mile West of Shelbyville, Ind. T HAVE on hand, of my own manufacture, a Large Stock B of Ooctds, C')usisting of Salinclts, Jeans, Plain 6 Plaid Flannels, blaki:ts, ah.s, ac, and will keep a constant supply of the same TO SELL or EXCHANGE for WOOL. 1 J1 P14 to Manufacture all kinds of Wool Into Fulling, Coloring, Cloth Dressing, I will guarantee in all cases Disnatch an.t Stif-iinn V-f Persons frcm a distance en hare their Carding do-ie ty waitinz over night. TT Toe Highest Market rTite Paid in Cash- for WOOL. Shll yville, April, tS;3. T hAveestlishl aM OOL liEPOT J Xf rnmTT's I STOr.F. in SheV vvi'.ie. mhere HV.I fr . r,..,.r,;., he lft. which will her nrr.H there when d me.and at which place (Joods of mr m u.ufacture will at ail iiaies Y-e fmnd ter sale erto Evchjir-c: f r V1. S. M. c

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LADIES DRESS GOODS;,

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEKDS, ..9 - - T A - 5 TF 1 ji n ii o 1 s , Sc . full an i complete. H-v',ni a wiroWr of .-r ej cr.itice in the trnde. I prufes ..nie lco led.-t of t'.c bi. t auii exercise the ai-je In the ieh-Cior. f u.y ,"-r. :.:..:.t ieidoiu that an inferior article ispa.inel upon lae. i 1 have 'U Land the rcmiiai.t -f a !.ir.-e st ci .f READY-MADE CLOTHING, i which wsj purchased It-fjre tlie rai.v.'.tnl mill jHis.t.iely le Sold nl hi t cost, to clo-c out uctck. A ua l.i.ct. BOOTS Sc SHOES, IXnts xxcl Cnps. Hon 1 1 ilcfivHl.lut call an. I mii' iiiv fm'.; -e Siui-chjising el.-en heie. RcHituils-T tl:" l la-e. N". -J iLy (Ioum U uck. I'fcKUY iillXLL. i XJ. jST. ovij J 2gain in the Ficid: My Motto is Small Profits Quick Returns. :nd MAVE Jut oe!l and iu toT vZtx ; rir lot of all kiuds of .t sa'.e sr.;COOTS A.D MIOCS, HATS VISHD CAPS Of the Latent Styles, and am prepr-i-ed tn orcr RARE INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS.!., TTT'Call and examine Iwfore purchxs-in; clscsrlKTC. A penny a el is twopence earned. TI'r'My Store is oncdoor North of Dr. T..ihin PniSt .re where I slu.il always be happy to wait up jn t:i e ttt livvr ue Willi acall. L. 31. UMV. Shelbyville, June 11,1502. IMP0RTANTT0 FEMALES. The combination of ingn dicnls in thce I'ilU are Ui- result ofa long and extensive practice. They areuiil-i in t'fi-'.r operation, and eei tain iucori;tins all irrejuhuitics. l';l!.f il .MriijtrHtums. removing all o'-tructicns. whetlirr Ir jm edd r otherwise, headache, pain in the siJc, palpitation jf t'nheiirt. whites. all nervous affections, hyster.es. f it:7ue. p iiu in ine i;ii.k uiit iiuii, olo, uiaiuroeu sleep. w:n.i ariMrt.o. , iiiterru;tion of nature. DR. CUEESEMAN'S PILLS was the commencement f rew era In the trf it'rerit rf those irregularities and o'tructioB which have enn-iit i o many to a prkmati he oavk. Nofemaie cm i-njoy iro i hen 1th unless she is regular, and whenever an oUti Ucliii takes pi. ice the general health brainy to decline. DR. CHEESEMAK'S PILLS are the most effectual rsmedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to r'riniilet. To all clav.es tlicy ar invalun-le. inducing, ic it h. certainty. isrio.liciil r5vlarit y. Tiiv v are knowu to thoiis'inds who have used tiieni at JiTeiTT i periods, thrimjrlnmt the country, liavinthes;incUon of some of tlie most rminttt J':ikiuiiih i'i Auwritiu Kcjilicit ( -f'M. t'itin) triifii tlfij nUnnM not Lt vel. with each hox the I 'ri-ce One. IsaiUir jr JTojc.cuhtainin? from 50 to CO Pills. Pills s.i.t by mail, promptly. by remitting to the Proprie tor. Sold bv Drujs:iu generally. II. B. llUTCIUN(iS.Pro..-.,0re.lar St., New -York. novfMy For sale ly S, W. Mos4M, Shelbyville. James M. IIcmc Edgar N. Lord. HUME, LORD & CO (Formerly II. A. Yletchcr it Co..) SEAIXXS IX RICH FA"CY AND Staple Dry Goods, CARPETS, Floor Oil Cloths, COCOA MATTING. MATS. RUGS. DAMASK SHADES, G-IX.T COBlSriCE, WALL PAPER AD SHADES. TRADE PALACE! & 28 20 EAST 'ASIIIXGTOX STREET, IiDtAAPOLl LD. j CarpetS MatdlDd, Cut 2nd Mad. Mrs. fJnro, tTtAKirt t-Jces thismeth'vl of nv.ane!i to the emmunfty of Shel' jrilie .l vioinvy ti.t'wi. provi.ie.1 nerseij wr.a ewinz j:aci.its ot ..e l it-?,: i J most appr ivel ptTiU, Wir i prw; ArJ t cubufACtiue U jarl.cirs ol wearing apparel, uc:i as DEI:E5, fcc, GENTLEMEN'S SniHTS, SUMMER CLOTHING, fcc. , Fr-in several years eiperience h feels c-td;r.tcf her lIit' ST ; t "e stia.act,oa. i IWd-nce on Washinrtr. Srer?, fr.h-u r.i't -t Mir ' U'ig'jtrtei' reiiiey. " '

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