The Yazoo Valley Democrat from Yazoo City, Mississippi • 1

irA' LAiion fou Till: pkosveujty of y.izoo. r.KADLV WILLIAMS, Proprietors. YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI, AUGUST 1 1876. A'OL AO. L'i III' llll! IfillKI I is-tNsii nil)! Yazoo Iit-lt- '-Lucy "Bix Srmtlower," "Yazoo" and "Sun- flower Bf-lle," I (pi-'h One of the will NOTIl'H.

rill I 10 undersigned respect fnl I 1 informs his friends and the public that he will be absent from Vaz City, until October, when lie will re I urn with everything that new and in-autiful in his line. Keturning thanks for past favors he hopes to merit a continuance of tlie same in the future. II. W. JHJSII.MAN, I'hotographer.

Yazoo City, July 25, '7(). liolow will be foil ml the correspondence between Wall is Johnson and others, and C.J. DuBuisson, in relation to celebrating the Anniversary of Emancipation, the 15th of August, inst. We agree with Mr. that the celebration meets with the approbation of every white man in the county.

In lt( uioriftm. Wrc have rarely been called upon to follow to the grave one more universally esteemed and respected, ly lus friends and neighbors, than the true gentleman, the devoted friend, the worthy citizen and the gallant soldier, Mr. F. Irwin, who died Thursday evening July 27th, lb'76, aged 38 lie was born in Tennessee and re-, moved to Arkansas, lrom thence to Texas about the breaking out of the war, when he enlisted in the first Texas Legion, in which command he served until the Spring of 1873, when he was detached with 'Taylor's Texas Scout's Koss's Texas Brigade, with which command he served with true soldierly devotion and conspicuous gallantly until the closo the war. lie knew no danger, feared no failure.

At the close of the war he went to farming in this count3', and as a eili.wn no man can say anything against him he was true to this countiy and its people, ever read3r to assist, either, occasion demanded. Many will recall, with the humble writer ot this humble tribute, to his memo-iy, his noble bearing last fall, in times that sore! tested true worth noble manhood. His was a sanguine and cheerful nature he alva3s looked at the bright, rather than the dark side of things, and although he had 1.0 family, he was passionately fond of children and delighted to pet and please them. He remained perfectly rational to the end, and was kind-13- nursed and watched over by true and devoted friends, who did all that could be done to assist his iron constitution to master the terrible disease, but all to no purpose; the dread messenger came and to-day, the truly good man sleeps in the bosom of the land lie loved so well. Mt his slumbers be as peaceful and quiet as his life was honorable and useful.

A Friend. Yazoo Cit-, July 2Ulh, '7(. IA Till'. Ol ll KKI.IAIII.K mi 1. 1 jv Will leave Vieksbtirg every TUESDA Y.THURSDA it SATURDAY At 1 1 n.

m. Fair to Memphis 8 50 10 50 St. Louis 14 60 Meals and StaUrooms included. Round Trip tickets gcod for ninety days: To Memphis $1" 00 To Cairo 20 00 To St. Louis 25 00 Meal.

and SUtterooins included. Applications for rooms, by letter or telegraph, promptly attended to. ELEV TOR Agents. Frank Mkriooi.d, Passenger Agont. may2'-''m Jtey-Ticketa now on nalc via Line and Anchor Line, to Philadelphia and return, $72.

John Hrumfield, Agent. ti jik. RAILROAD LINE. TRAINS GOING NORTH No. 4 Apr 30, 187G.

Ar Milan Lv Milan Ar McKenzie Paris Tenn River No. 2 Daily, No. 6 exc Daily. 3:45 am 10:10 pin 3:50 am pm 4:40 am pm 5-20 am Daily. 4:20 pm 4:30 pm 5:15 pin pm i.lh pm fl 30 am 8:33 am am 11.58 am Clarksville.

8:48 pm Guthnc pm ltussellville 10 50 pm Howling Ur 11:10 pm 11:10 am "Glasg'w Jun 12:05 am 12:12 pm am Cavu 12:17 am 12:23 pm am Elizabetht'n 1:43 am pm 8.22 am "LebauouJiin 2:15 am 2:30 pm 8.57 am "Cincinnati 3:00 am 3:15 pm 10.05 am Ar Louisville 3:25 am 3:40 pm 10.25 am Train No. 2 connects at Humbohll and Milan for the West, also from points South for Louisville; at Guthrie with St Louis at Lebanon June, with Knoxvillc Richmond branches; at Cincinnati June with it for the north and east; at Louisville with II Mail Boats for Cincinnati and with it R' and it I for the North East and West Train No. 4 runs daily from Montgomery and daily except Sunday from Memphis, having direct connection from Little Rock, and all points in Texas to Louisville; connects at Decatur with Mf-mphis it Charles ton It. Guthrie with St it SE R'y: at Cin. Jun, with C.

it L. R. R. for tho North and East; at Louisville -vith (). it M.

and M. it I. R. fur the north, cast and west. Train No.

6 from Memphis connects at MeKenzie with C. it St. R'y for the Southeast. From Bowling Green it will be run as accommodation to Louisville, iiiiik- ing same connections as No. 4.

Pullman Palace Cars Without Change Are run between New Means and Louisville, via Milan. Little Rock and Loiiisviilo via Memphis. Memphis it Nashville, vii McKenzie. For information about Tickets and Emigrant Rates, address, P. ATMORE.

Gen'l Pass and Ticket Ag't, janj Ky ILLINOIS CEKT1ML KA1LI10AD 100 Miles the Shortest Route TO 30 Miles the Shortest Route TO ST. LOUIS. No Change of from Jackson, Miss lo St. Louis or Chicago. ONLY one CHANG OF CARS To Cincinnati, Detroit, Buffalo, Baltimore, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Toledo, Niagara Falls, Washington, New York, Boston, and Falls, Washington, ATew York, Boston nnd nil FoinU East.

Milwaukee, Jancsrille, Madison, LaCrossi. St. Paul and all points A'orth. This is the Only Direct Route to Decatur, Bloomington, Springfield, Peoria, (luencv. Keokuk, Burlington, Rin-k Island, LaSalle, Afe.idota.Dixon, Free Port, Galena.

Dubuque, Sioux Cit3-, Omaha, and all points jYorthwest. Elegant Drawing-room Sleeping Cars rim through trorn Vaughan's Station to 'jt. ouis and Chicago. Baggngo Chvkd to all imiKrtnnt points. For tickets and infirmation, apply to 1.

lv. R. Depot at Cairo or the icksburg it Railroad at Vieksburg, and the Great Jackson route at Jackion, J. F. Tl'CKEK, W.

P. JOIIS, Gen'l Pass A-'r, Chicago. fcbl-tf N. 0.f St. Louis Chicago E.

E. Mail Train Going North. eares New Arrives at Jackson Arrives st Csuiton Mail t'rtiin Uoin cave Canton Arrives JacltSi'ii Arrive ut New p.m. South. .10:00 u.iii.

Kxpiess Train- Goiitu Noriii. Leaves Nuw Orleaii-s a. u. Arrives atjaciisou -k'M it u. Arriveo Ciiiitoii Kxpics.s uu.tiij 'x ii.il.

CiiiiUjii u. An ives Anivca ai No Orlvui. Hb-o. I lUJii, oeiter Vitiiti, tafjs. l-ivWvj 31.

i i i 2 THE O.T.A.L.H.M.S. ICE! We arc in receipt of a full sup-pi- of Ice andean supply tlie trade in large or small or small qualities. M. L. LAMB DIN CO.

IS YOUS LIFE WOSTH TEN CENTS Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybod' complains of some disease during their life. When sick, the object is to iet well now to sa3' plainly that no person intJ this world that is s.ilieiing with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its effects, such as Indigestion, Costiveness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart Horn, Palpitation of tlie Heart, Depressed Spirits, Biliousness, can take Green's August Flower without geting relief and cure. If 3 011 doubt this, go to your druggist and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and tiy it. Kegiilar size 75 cents. Two doses will relieve you.

Try our pure Havana Cigars. 13 C. H. Bosworth Co. GEO.

C. KRESS VICKSEUSG-Go there for Pants. Go there for Vests. Go there for Coats. Go there for Shirts.

Go there for Neckties. Go there for Hats, etc. All in the latest st lo, and calculated to give young gentlemen the most winning ways. 2t LAMAR FONTAINE, County Surveyor and Engineer, Ynzno City, Mis. ALTj work in his line promptly altend-.

edto. Also, will act as aent for the people in ohtainini; correct land numbers, and paying faxes on the same. Any business entrusted to his hands will 0e faithfully attended to. Refer to citizens of Ya.oo County jjenendly. oct7-ly JOS.

BERMAN, MANIKA.CTUKKK OK CIGARS, DEALER IN Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, YAZOO CITY, (Next to the Tost OHico. July 18, 1 y. Something New. Mineral Water Reduced to Mass. TTIli CELEBRATED 'SEVEN SPRINGS- Iron and Alum Mass- l'KKIWUKD IIY LAXDIIIIH A- I.i I.cxsces, Abl-NCTON, VA.

This valuable medicine is Nature's Preparation, and is reduced to "Mass" by evaporation from the waters of "Seven Mineral Springs," in Washington county, Vu. It is an efficient remedy fyr Disorders of the Kidneys Blood, And tor all Chronic, and Cutaneous Affections, Neuralgia, Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Cramp Colic Dyspepsia, Indigestion and in General Debility, lt is especially recommended for DISEASES PECUL1AK TO FEMALES, Such as are only known by themselves and Physicians, One dose of the Mass will relieve Sick and Nervous Headaches and Cramp Colic in 15 minutes; JJiptheria, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Sre iwid Weak Eyes, are restored to a healthful condition bv its use. if It run ie Diarrhoen nnd Chronic Con Mt iiit Kcgriilnt.eu. Chills and fever are arrested. Scrofulous and Syphilitic Affections are healed and health restored, the blood is purified, appetite secured, digestion aided, and the entire system strengthened and built up, by its use the effects of one bottle of this mass, properly used, is so perceptible, that no one could possibly doubt its wonderful virtue.

l'BK i. ACllAli ci. Analysis and directions accompany each bottle. Sold by Druggists generally. One or more packages can be sent by mail to any address.

Circulars sent tree. Address, LANDRUM LITCHFIELD. Abingdon, Vn. Or our wholesale agents, "Pureell, I Richmond, Va. M.

A. C. A. Santos, Norfolk, Va. Canby, (Viliiin ite Baltimore, Md.

Jno. F. Henry, Ciirrin V. Nuw Voik. San ford, Chituibuilutn Alligio, juntSsly luiuiVlllii, Tumi is U.

J. day and Saturday, at 5 p. for all points fin the Yazoo and 'Tall. ilmtehic rivers. For Yiizoo Vity Tri-H i cl.

Iy. The steamer Luer Keirn, will leave Vieks burg every Monday, Thursday andSal.ui-day, at 5 p. for Ya.oo Citv. leaves Yu.oo City every Wednesday, Friday nnd Sunday, at 2 p.m. Close connections made at Vieksburg with tin- Anchor Line and the New Orleans Packets.

UROOM FIELD, Ag't, janll -ly Yazoo Citv, Miss. ThePEOPLE'S FAVOEITE I.OI1STII.I.K A C'lXCIXXATI SHORT LINE The Quickest, Best and only Route with which passengers from the South make direct connection at Louisville with Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, To Pittsburg, Ilarrisburg, Philadelphia, iv ii: av: it, i-i And other Eastern Cities, -WITHOUT arriving many in advance of all other lines. Connections made tit Cincinnati with all Lines running Piillninn ami Wnsiicr l'Hlnre Sleepers To Toledo, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Balti more, Washington, Sandusky, tlevrland. Buffalo, Albany, Salamanca and New York with out eumiiyaFs. This is the only line running its entire trains from Louisville to Cincinnati, and the nlv line bv which passentri-rs from the South ci iron te to Eastern and Northern cities an avoid a tedious haul through Louisville by changing cars at Short Line Junction.

with L. G. S. Ii. three miles south of the citv, where thev can be served with an xcellent meal at Kufer's Dining Hrll, at all hours.

Through Sleepers from New Or- eans, Mobile, Atlanta, Little Rock, Memphis, Montgomery anil Nashville make direct connection at Short Line Junction with through Sleepers to New York and other Eastern cities via this line. During the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia, this line will sell Excursion Tickets at greatly reduced atcs. ASK "OR TICKKTS VIA Louisville and (he Short Line, The only line riiimiiiir through cars to Eastern cities. For sale at all the Ticket Offices in the South and Southwest. S.

S. PARKER, G. P. it AgU, Louisville, Ky. JNO.

AC LEOD, General Superintendent. jaii25.tilljanl Hew Orleans Machinery Depot 1GG Gravier and 17 Union NEW ORLEANS. CHAS. Q- JOHNSSN, C. S.

CHURCHILL, Proprietor. Manager. CONSULTING ENGINEERS, Will furnish Estimates and Plans, and contract for tho construction and erection of all kinds of Machinery and Iron Woik. Manufacturers of COTTON PRESSES and COT TON GINS, Manfacturcrs' Agent for Blake's Steam Pumps, Baxter's Portable Steam Steam Engines, Slraub's Corn and Wheat Mills, New York liubber Comp'y Belting, Hose and Packing. A large stock always on hand, which we will to the TIIADE at manufacturers' prices.

-Also Agents fcr the BEADING IKON WOBKS, A full Supply of their Pipes and Boiler Tubes in Store. Dealers in PIPE FITTINGS, BbSS GOODS, MACHINISTS' I KN-GINEEBS' SUPPLIES Send for Illustrated catalogue and Price List, nov. 10th, 75-ly. FASHIONABLE a is i uiimJE Mian Street, City, 3ississippi 2 doors below P. 11.

Cook's. I AVLVtl competnnt workmen, I sin A JL prepared to make Boots, Shoes. tiait ers, Slippers.ctc, of all kinds, on short no tice, ot the best material, and at toe vcr lowe-t prices. strictly cash, tebl-lv shingles! 600,000 FOIi SALE AT 1 Per rhoiiaiid. Apply to J.

IS. jfc R. M. WtN Of u. Wiiiu's Saloon.

May 2y- Hiu- Barksilala Smith, ik A I fe.viay iv ia.i i i'iMii fwm. IVIII.UHtCO KVKRY Tl'KSIY MOUSING, IN THE BOYD BU1U)ING, MA IX STREET, YAZOO CITY. Miss. RATES OF ADVERTISING One Inch or I-ess Constitutes a Square. miuiin one insertion 1 r0 Each additional insertion Animal curds i a 00 I 1 -4 column otic yusir 40 oo I six mouths 25 three months no year i months Hiree months year six months three months 15 00 75 00 40 00 SO 00 100 00 75 00 50 00 Obituaries at regular rates, Personal communications when admissible, charged 25 cts.

a Hue. Transit-lit advertisements are due at once. Yearly advertisements collectable at the end of each quarter. Special and local notices "20 cts. lifie, lor each subsequent insertion 15 cts.

a line. Yearly advcrtUers entitled to four changes during the year. Double column advertisements charged 25 per cent, additional FOR PRESIDENT, a 0 ni'f mi OK N'KW YoKlv. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, '111 OF INDIANA. FOR CONGRESS, 4rn DISTRICT, o.

it. ssirvciiicorv 'ok maiisos FOR ELECTOR; 4ni DISTKICT, II II XJ. I) OK LAUDKP.DALK. It is no fault of ours that the Democrat appears this morn-, ingwitli onlv half sheet. The captivating editor of the Yazoo Herald censures us for having to make an underground route to pass around our Tin's is in order, wo.

think, to Lring his pretty little kidney feet into recognition, hoping, no doubt to woo and win the affections of one or more of Ya.oo's and beautiful daughters. You have passed tlie rubicon Col. for taking to yourself a partner now, notwithstanding you arc the recipient ol natures beautiful attractions, including appendages, and vhiieou are thus reposing in your single state of blessed wc sincerely hope you 'ill abandon the idea of throwing a stumbling block into tlie paths of those who are eager and more than anxious not to live forever without a partner. A letter appears in the Yazoo City Herald of July 2Sth, from G. P.

M. Turner, in which lie attempts to vindicate his course in supporting Hayes and Wheeler, and in which he complains bitterly of the strictures of the Mississippi press upon his conversion to Radicalism. This letter is like everything else that ever came from the pen of Turner, full of inconsistencies. He says he is no Republican and no Democrat of the Tilden school." Then what in the name of God can he be? unless he be like the mustang that the dutch-man bought and could do nothing with, exclaimed You pees von tarn, pig nothing." The people of Mississippi, like those of Tennessee, care nothing for the apostasy of Turner and of all others of his ilk. There are but two sides in this political contest and those who are not for us are against us.

Both these States have cast off the yoke of thievery and corruption, and will roll up tremendous majority in November for Tilden and Re form. This is to inform our very smart correspondent that we do not wish -ny more misrepresentations, as it No. G's, and that of the finest alf-skin, instead of No. 0 bro-ganf, referred, to in pur last. Mr.

Creswel I requests us to make this explanation) and, vo do it with pleasure- Hi. SAM'L UWl liui i. it. nuitintHJii Our colored people, by uniting ineir political ionunes witu the white people of Mississippi last fall, prored to the world that they were entitled to be recognized as freemen and as such they ever will be regarded. We say to them, get up a rousing celebration on 3Tour natal day your efforts will be seconded by the entire white community.

We hope the committee will invite Hon. O. 11. Singleton, and some of Ya zoo's gifted son, to be the orators of the day. Yazoo County, July 21), I87U.

C. J. DuCuisson, Cli'a Ex. Dear Sir: The undersigned representing the colored people of Yazoo county, respectfully request through you the co-operation ot the white people ot" tiio county in the celebration of the Emancipation Anniversary on the 15th of next month. Wallace Johnson, Jack Lattinu-r, Jesse Holmes, Ven is Wilkerson, Walter Scott Steven Carter, XV.

II. Foole, Win. Jlollin, Alex. Lane, And others. Yazoo City, July 31.

1876. Wallis Johnson, Steven Carter, "Win. II. Footo, Jack Lattimer, Win. 1 lollin, Jesse Holmes, Wilis Wilkinson, Alex.

Lane, Walter Scott and others: Gentlemen In reply to 3-011 communication of tlie requesting the co-operation of the uhito people of the count3- in celebrating the anniversary of 30111-emancipation. Your request meets with 1113- most cordial approbation and such, 1 believe, is the feeling 1 iw. 1 VJL I ill lij man 111 luvs luu 11 1 lJespecttull-, C. J. Cli'ii'Dem.

Ex. Yazoo co. The "Democrats of Louisiana have presented a formidable ticket to oppose Packard, An-toine, Longstreet, Casey, in the person of Gen. Frank Nicol, of Assumption, for Governor, and Lewis A. Wiltz for Lt.

Governor. Gen. Nichols was Lt. Col. of the 8th he lost an arm at Winchester, and was promoted to Brig.

Gen. at Sharpsburg, and lost a le at Chancellorville and his polit ical disabilities has recently been removed by Congress With such a candidate to head the ticket, and with such a re cord, the canvass in our sister Slate of Louisiana bids fair to be an interesting one at least. Col. Henry L. Muldrow, of Oktibbeha county, was nomi ted for Congress, 1st District, by the Democratic Convention, at Okolona, on the 2Sth.

He received the nomination on the Soth ballot. Wc are requested to state that Messrs. Boccaletti Hoscnthal will open shortly a fine Saloon and Billiard Hall. Free lunch ev ery day, and prico of drinks to be reduced to 10 cents onl. (including the finest of brandies, milk punches, milk lemonades, chain pagne punches, It.

M0- ok. C. K. Marshall, of Vicksburg, is prominently spo ken of as the Democratic can didate for Congress in the 6th District. No better nomination could be made.

Com. Vandehbilt, the great Railroad King and the wealth iest man in the country, is se riouslv ill, beyond recovery. CLOTHING AT COST. Wo will close out our stock of Sumrapr Clothing at cost during tho. next sixty days, in order to lriake room for fall slock.

tSoroo the greatest bargains ever of. fercd in this placo-r-cash only y. Co 17-2t of of as ai Professional. S. HUDSON', K.

U. HUDSON Late of Hudson Gwin. HUDSON HUDSON, Ji TTOMUVM; I tff II YAZOO CITY, Will in the Courts of Yazoo county and the Supreme Court at Jackson. Miss. f(d)22-ly .1.

pitKWK'rr, .1 TTU ttJVM: II Jefferson Street, YAZOO CITY, MISS. II It LOW. YAZOO IT MISS. ilecl-ly DrTpTj. Mccormick Office In the house lately occupied by Peter Ii.

Cook, opposite If. K. Craii; Son's. A I ST EKT. I.

MOOKK. U. T. KDWAUD Drs. MOORE EDWARDS, Yn7.Cil.v, itlisM.

OFFICE Up stairs over C. C. Dyer 3 Dnii; Store, on street." Dr. Moore can he found, nt at his residence, cor. Jefferson and 1 JJ.

Andrews T. Martin, IVcoo City, mlliss. HAVING considerable experience and all necessary apparatus, we promise, as L'ood work as he done hv anv. I VMKI. 1K.TTS ini'KOVKII "Revolving Head" Cotton Gin, Patented July 15, 1S73.

Prices Reduced to S4-50 pr. Saw riHIS Gin hits been in use for the past 3 1 seasons, and several recent improvements have been added. It obviates all friction in the cotton box, prevents the roll from breaking, and gives a Larger Yield of Lint from the same amount of seed than any other Gin in use. The Revolving Head lightens the draft and causes the Gin lo run faster with less driving power, thus doing a great deal more work within the same time, while economizing steam or animal power than any other gin. The seed being ginned very close, the length of the staple is increased, producing cotton on this account of a greater market value.

This improved value, given by length of staple, with extra production of lint, added to increase amount of work done, more than covers the cost of the gin in every 100 bales ginned. Testimonials sent bv mail on application. JOS. B. WOLFE General Agents, 59 Carondelet street, juncK-Iy iVew Orleaus.

IIAliliiSOX, INGRAM Agents, Yazoo City. H. W- BUSHMAN informs hi friends and the public gener ally that he is prepared to make ill the different styles ot PICTURES pertaining to the Photograph Art- He has also a tine assortment ol Picture Frames, Cord and Loops, Albums. Chromos. Storooschopes.

Engravings, Also a large lot of Flower Pols. aSy-IIo is also agent for Wilcox (iibbs New Silent Sewing Ma, chines with autoni.it ie tent ion. Yazoo City Oct 2(, 1S75, 1 II. Manufacturer and Dealer in Guns, Rifles, Pistols A AMMUNITION. Ufpainng Haiie at Shott atuv.

Alain Street, uk -To BERGAZVN At the residence of Mrs, L. Epstein, on Wednesday the 19i.h M. Bekoa.yn, in the thirty-tirst year ot his age. A native of Ilussian i'oland, lie has been for several years actively engaged in business in tins place. In his lingering illness he wassjttended by the kind family with whom lie resided, and his affectionate Mrs.

her husband, and the members of tho order of I. O. 15. together with a host of friends. Ills medical attendants were of the most skilled in their profession, exhausting their efforts to win the victory over The Conqueror.

He passed iuietl into the kingdom ot God, whose promise was made direct to his fort-lathers, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, who shall judge between that promise and the Christian laith. Summit Times The subject of the abovo mention was, lor some time, a resident and merchant in our city, and was looked upon as a man of fair dealing and christian connection in this city has our hearty condolence for their loss, besides a numerous host of others who knew him. In many instances our loss is the gain of others, and in this one we believe Mr. Burgazyn is one. May he rest in peace.

if 3-011 want the best flour you over eat in your life Euy our White Lily- C. II. Boswokth Co. EXCURSION LAST TUESDAY. We, together with many others, according to a written invitation, boarded tho light side-wheel steamer, "Xew Richmond Belle," for a pleasure trip up on the day abovo mentioned.

All was gaiety, and nothing marred the peaceful serenity of tho occasion. Mr. Boccaletti ha6 our thanks for his kind hospitality, and generous treatment, and before old Sol ceases to illumine the Eastern horizon many more times, we hope to re ciprocate by patronizing one of the cheapest and best Saloons, soon to be started, under his su pervision, and to bo known as the '-Ten Cent Saloon." The cotton worm" has appeared in various portions of the State. This will help, to a great extent Fontaine's method of getting rid of cotton. The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church, will givo their sociable at tho residence of W.

C. Craig to night, at early candlo light. Ageptg for Dupont's Celebratotl fowdert 0. II. CoswyaTU Co.

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