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GREAT FIRES.

1t may no: be unintcIesting at this peri
o1, 70 notice briefly some Of the most des
truc'iyc fires that have occurred in differ
cnt part, Of the world, as recorded ia his
tory.
In Jan. 1923. $4,000 houses were de-
s;-oyed by fire in Canton, and 500 lives
lost
At the great fire in Cairo, in 1924, g.
900 men lost their lives ty the ex., los!on
Oi ma gazlne.
In Cons,antinopIe, in 1918, fire de-
st-oyed 1000 houses; another fire. in IL
-, consumed 10000 houses; with one
or two exceptions the greatest fire Of
which We have any account. Again in
1888. fire destroyed 700 houses; in
1914, 10000 were destroyed. A, sever
al fires during the ycsr 1874. upwards of
80, GOO houses were consumed In that cit
y in 1916, 10000 houses and 1900
stores were consumed. Several thousand
houses were also burnt in Isis. And 50
late as the year 1923, a fire in that CITY
consumed 10000 houses, 400 toats, and
100 persons lost their lives.
About one ,aird OF Copenhagen was de-
s;royed by fire IN 1895.
A. the coafiisra;;on Of Kingston, ia
u1a,ca. property to the amour, Of $780,
900 was destroyed.
In ISL, koninGsberg, in Prussia, was
visited by FIRE which DESTROYED 27Si
buildings. the loss OF properly estimated
at Slo,000.OO0.
Al fire IN London, in 1912, 5000
persons lost their lives. Ga September
,, 1865. occurred the menosao ole Gres,
re IN i"naon, which destroyed one ilur-
lied and thirteen thousand houses, the /
city gates, Guildhau and Sc churches.
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LATE FROM ENGLAND.
OUR DIFFERENCES WITH FRANCE
SETTLED

1t gives US more than ordinary
pleasure to inform our readers, and
the country at large, that France has
consented to pay the first instalment
on the Indemnity Treaty without re-
currence to the mediation, and that
all our differences with our ancient
ally and friend. are now happily ter
minated, and nothing is left, in any
shape, to affect our commercial in
tercourse, or mar those good feelings
which should ever exist between two
nations endeared by SO many early
and valuable recollections. To our
French friends in particular, who
were exceedingly DESTROYS of peace.
and who have gone with US IN our
earnest effects to see it promoted by
every honorable means, we offer our
sincere congratulations.
A special messenger. from the St.
Andrew, has proceeded to Washing
ton with the intelligence,
Extract OF letter from \. II. Roth
schiid. dated London, January 9Th.
TO Nessrs. J. l.. L. 5. Joseph &
Co., OF this city:
the Message of your President
mas produced at Paris as favorable
an effect as could be desired upon the
question with which France has been
at variance with your Government.
and | am happ: 10 inform you that
the French Government is now pre-
pared to make the payment, On ac-l
count OF the Indemnify s soon as APP
Piled for. Ill kinds OF stocks and A..
nnsrican securities viii experience
he benefit OF tbs result
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Cash Immediately.

INTEND to start to the Fast on Monday.
: the 9TH day Of ~ -rca next. and WOMB
respectfully, bu, csee g,iy invite all wDo
have accounts Or ~ IS Of six moctis q
one years standing, ), coll aud settle PEE
vious to hat time.
JEREMY MANSCR.
Richmond, Feb. y, 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27

ing lustre on the arms Of his country.
by the glorious and ever memorable
victory OF the Cowpens.
Nearly twenty years had rolled a
way, and our hero like most of his
Icompstr.ots, had beaten his sword In
10 a p,ouyhshare. and was enjoyed IN
the midst o. :. domestic circle. the
evening Of varied and eventful life.
Wien advanced in years and in6rrn,
Nj DIOR General Morgan was called TO
the Supreme Legislature of his coun-
| try as alsepresenta:ive from the State
iof Virginia. 1t was at this period
thai the author of the Memoirs had
the honor and happiness of an inter
view witt. the old General. which las
ted for several days. And the vete-
ran was mos. kind and communlca-
tive to one, who hailing from the i'm
mediate family of his venerated Chlef.
found n ready and warm welcome
to the heart Of Morgan. And many
and most touching "reminiscences Of
the days of trial were related by the
once famed leader Of the Woodsnan.
which were eagerly devoured, and
carefully treasured by the then youth
full am delighted listener. in Il memo
ry oc no ordinary power.
And i. was there the unlettered
Morgan, man bred amid tie scenes
Of danger and hardihood that distin-
g,,ished the frontier warfare, with lit
tie book knowledge, but gifted by ma
ture with a strong and discriminating
mind, paid to the fame and memory
Of the father of our country 4 more
just. more magnificent tribute. than
in our humble judgment, has enana-
ted from the thousand and one efforts
of the best and brightest geniuses of
the age. Gen. Morgan spoke of the
necessity of Washington to the army
of the Revolution. and the success of
the struggle for independence. He
said we had officers of great militia
ry talents, as for instance Green and
others; we had officers of the most
consunmate courage and spirit of en-
terprise. as for instance Wayne and
others. One was yet necessary to-
guide, direct, and animate the whole,
and it pleased Almighty God to send
that one in the person of George
Washington.
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NJ RRIED.

Ga Tuesday last. by the Rev. talcxln,es
Hastings. Mr.. ANDREW FINLEY, to MIS-
NARY BRADBURY, both Of this county
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Z: .o=E 9 Nd

SATURDAY, :::::::::: February 81, rsa..
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ne rIcucn QucStlO0 SettJc0y
By the foreign news received tins
week, it appears that the French Co.
vernment, on the receipt Of the Pm
sident's annual message, has agreed
to pay the indemnity, considering that
document as sufficiently explanatory.
Thus this controversy which bore 50
lately a threatening aspect, has hap
PLY terminated without the final &C.
ton of the Mediator.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27
RECHARTER OF THE u. S. BANK

A bill for the re-charter OF the United
States Il Junk, as our readers are already IN
formed, has been for some time before
the Legislature Of Pennsylvania. On the
29lh ult.. il passed the lower House by a
vote Of 81 TO 80, and was sent to the Sem
ate for its concurrence: On the LIST inst.
It passed the first reading in that body
By majority Of nine votes, and no doubt
is entertained TIA; it will become a law
The following are the principal prov.s-
ions Of the Bill as i; passed the Lower
House
The Bank TO be chartered for thirty
years, with 4 capital Of thirty millions Of
nniIa1s
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We have had no important news
from Congress this week. 1t is hoped
that now, since the prospect of for
eign war has passed away, they will
seriousl y apply themselves to business
and dispense with SO many long win
ded speeches. We should be glad to
hear of a speedy appropriation for the
National Road, and thorough reform
in the Post Office Department.
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who acfeu 3 instructor 10 his children
his body vas manglee, and he had evident
ly been killed will, an axe. His two ell
des, children were found near by, sho,
through the heart, one holding vet the
book In her hand she had been learning
and the book of the other lav b. his side
bout hundred yards of, he found the
bodies Of lis wife and infant. She, also,
had been shot through the heart, and the
same ball, it is supposed, broke the ,nia ats
arm. His house had been burnt, bu, the
house in which he kept arsowroot, and the
machinery with which he manufactured it.
are left uninju1ed. The Indians carried
oil about twelve barrels Of provisions, thir-
~ hogs: three horses, $50 IN silver, his
clo;nlns, one keg Of powder. over two
hundred pounds Of lead, and 500 worth
of dry goods. By their tracks and the "a
mount Of the property carried off Mr.. C..
computes the number Of indiads at from
twenty to thirty. They also carried OFT
his leero man and woman, and Spaniards,
named Emanuel
Papers exclusively political, are seldom
worth reading, but occasionally, N the
heat OF party contests, 60 : hing is I'd
that deserves to tie repeated OF this
character is the following, which we give
without stating its locality.
A political editor, in Announcing the
defeat of his party, loosely Observed
they have driven the horse out Of u.s."
To this an opponent replIed-"wc are
glad that we have driven the horse out of
-; at the next election we hope to-
drive tho ass out Of him, and before long to
get rid Of eke mule altogether
According to the opinion Of a military
gentleman who is intimate with the hab-
its and haunts, the numbers and tribes of
the Seminole Indians in Florida, there are
1000 warriors, and 1000 able-bodied ne
groes belonging te them; independent Of
about 600 runaways who abet them in
their present :nsurrection.-N. o. Bee. !
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27

WINTRY WEATHER.-Since Wed
nesday morning last, we have had the
greatest fall of snow that has taken
place for three or four years in this
part of the country--and as muddy
a time when 1t commenced.
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For schools, SiOU ,JOO per
year for twenty years,
Who'll sun to be paid into
the Treasury,
In adjitioa, the Bunk is to
SUI scribe the following
stock.
Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Rrad company,
To improve navigation Of
III uong .'iei1 nver,
On .,borI"nd valley rail road,
WILLIAMSON; and Elmira
rail road, company,
Warren and Pine Grove rail
road,
Warren and Franklin turn
PIKE
Warren and Ridge way turn
pike
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27

The Senate of Pennsylvania has
not yet finally disposed of the L. S.
Bank Charter, but little doubt remains
of its passage. Much is said about
bribery of members, and Il committee
of inquiry has been instituted, who
are likely to find all ':hurnbug."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27

Indian Eassacres. In all narratives of
suffering. single we.,-au heRticated indi
vidual example affects the feelings more
sensibly than the most eloqaen; generali-
ties os wider spread calam,!v, Or this ma
ture Is the following Statement b. Mr.
Cooley. Of the New River lighthouse,
Cane Fior.da.-V. y. 4-crcan.
''Nhen he approached bis once peace
ful home, he found the body Joseph Elem
ton, Of Cecil county, State Of Maryland,
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Very respectfully.
JOHN W. McCRABB.
2tIleut. L. :. ith Infant

Il Illeut. Q. =. 4th Infantry.
Gen. Il Jones. Adj. General.
fort Mitchell is the old Greek A.
cencv post. 1t is on the Alabama
side of the Charihoochee river. about
Is miles below the town of Columbus.
which is on the left hand Of the river.
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their esteem Tor his person and SER
vices.
And often in his after life did Nor
gan reason upon the events which
wehavc transmitted to the Americans
and their posterity. and he would say.
what could the unusual clemeney of
the Commander-in-chiet towards so
insubordinate 4 soldier as was mean9
Was it that my attacking the enemy
wherever l could find him. and the
attack being crowned with success.
should plead in bar of the disobedi-
ence Of positive order! Certainly
not. Was it that Washington well
knew loved. nay ado,ed him above
all human beings! That knowledge
would not have weighed a feather In
the scale Ot his miii,ary Justice. In,
short. the whole a:iair Is explained in
five wcrdS-it was my frs. offence :
The clemencv of " ashincton to the
first offence preserved to the army oil
the revolution che Of its most yalu
ed and effective soldiers. ard had its
reward IN little more than two wears
from the date of ot,r narrative. whenI
Brigadier General Morgan. consume
ted his own fame, aad shed an undy-j
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-11-11

T,unsssee-A special session Of the lie.
klature of this State is now in Session.
Zby. Cannon's Message IS business pa
r and in style and brevity, model tor
bcr. 10 follow. By an Article OF the Con
4 ,,,on. no business can come before the
Z,plslature. "except that for which they
70 specially called together"
4 The "Deposite Bill" IS the principal
t,,,cct of his Message. lie recommends
I. oossaae Of the necessary acts TO insure
i. reception Of The part allotted to leu.
I see. lie cougratulnies the Legislature
4 The passage Of the act by Congress, as
sleulaied 10 advance the best interests OF
n State. and as ntiordIng him the liveliest
4 a,lcalion, and says: Its happy lnilu.
zee IN stimulating us TO increased exer-
bns, in the prosecution of our systems Of
fducallon and Internal Improvement, must
:. extensively beneficial TO tine whole CON.
bunty."
file also recommends the propriety Of IN
knropflaiion towards survey Of the Gin.
spnatl and Charleston Rail Road, as mea.
.,re appealing strongly TO their State pride
III involving the character OF the State.
The concluding paragraph gives the iol.
bwins favorable picture ol the prospects
i the State and her citizens;
Al no period have the Representatives
i the people OF Tennessee been assembled
Shcn The aspect OF our State presented
\ ghter evidences Of public prosperity and
bdiyidual happiness. Salubrliy of climate
! ID the temperate habits Of our citzens
E.ye secured TO them the enjoyment Of
kneral good health; the husbindmas Is
kcully rewarded for his tolls, in the abun-
knt products OF a grateful soil, aud the
/ II aud industry of all, IN whatsoever de
rtmcn, al labour employed, are stimulated
Ini encouraged by the mos, ample remu.
rarlon.-R Raleigh Rsgisfer.
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Seventeen States hsye now ys,cd--,hc ] } above
with Penusy .,aria and Ohie which voted on The
10, and Tennessee and LouisaHa, which voted
on the sin .us,an,--rioo more 70 yote--thc result
hoie that The Whtgs To-, U~c proper ercrtions and
defeat lhrir opiuaea,., aud thereby pa, stop to
tic preset, disofRan,fla. state Of sasifs N the
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NOTICE.

rENHE CoPartnership heretofore existing
IL under the firm Of Smith, Williams &
Boyd, is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent.
A debts due the firm will be collected,
and all responsibilities incurred by II will
be paid BY Messrs. Williams & Boyd, who
will continue the business at the old stand
and in the usual way.
r. l.. SMITH,
II. b. WILLIAMS,
J. d. BOYD.
M 1870
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TS UlifPf.

TENHE Subscriber not being able to work
himself wishes TO employ some per-
son to take charge of his farm, either by the
year, or for share in the crop. To a per-
son by the year coming well recommended,
liberal wages will be gwen. A man with
out a family preferred.
Z. HUNTER.
Nor, 3, 1886. 3w
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s3,ls77OO

The result will soon be known, as the lists of
subscription were to be forwarded to Central
Commission, composed of Wade Hampton, ID, l.,
Swain, John Williams, VIM. Dickson, and X. I.
Lctchcr who were 10 meet in Knoxville on the Ith
instant, ascertain the amount taken and make the
result known. II 10000 shares shall have been
subscribed (amonn,iug to Si000,00Ol then the
Company shall be regarded as formed, and the
Central Commission are to publish declaration
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-11-11

or Tie Rad Road Below, we have
given statement OF the amount of Stock taken 10
the Charleston anG Cincinnati Raj Road, With the
names nf the places, Sopth Carolina has r,,icem.
cd her ed.s-sho has taken over $4,000, 900
thcrc i. some doub, abou, the requisite numbers
of Shares 10000 uol 400 900 VS. stated ia our
lat. being taken at this time. We learn that
10 Cincinnati ELEVEN Shares only were taken
m thr FIRST Jky
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-11-11

The Subscribers respectfully inform their
old friends and customers that they will
still carry on the Mercantile business under
the firm of Williams g. Boyd-aho ,ake
this opportunity of rendering their thanks
10 all who have heretofore patronized them
and now inform them that they are now
receiving ;heir Fall and Winter supply of
Goods-of the latest lmportations, consist
ing OF
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OFFICE BoAkD Oh HEALTH.

Charleston, ID My. SO.
Tic following gratifying report, rccci', d from
the VI qical Co.nn i.iec OF tho Board OF HEALTH
Is Rith much pleasure published By The authority
Il tic Bo4fo, !ot ,At information OF the public.
ROBERT ELFE,
Chairman Of me b. ~ u Heaih.
Cu,RLEsToS, I'd Nov ls36.
Tpr Medical COMMITTEE, Of the Beard OF Health,
congratulate the Board aud %. Citizens OF Charles
ton that after long and extensive prevalence OF
cholera among Us, The disease may now be said 10
have - disappeared, as 10 excite further alarm.
Vhes feel lu.liGed ia giving his public statement,
ir0a, reformation received from Medical gentle
men Of the city, as well as from TIE personal Oh
,,ty8r,ius OF the Members Of the Committee
And ,h,,oiofe do nat hesitate IN announcing as
thcf opinion that no danger arise TO strangers
coming among US, aud that there Is no cause Tor
tue Interruption d Commerce.
v hen tllc hc,r4 FIST appeared, and during ITS
continuance, TIC Committee as vel as the Board
81 Health. made CANDID statement to the public,
and they trust their report will now receive that
crcdcncr, and inspire lA4i confidence TO which ii
ls Ilsiy entitled.
For the Information Of the public, The Commit
tee make the following statement Of the numb,r Of
deaths from the FIRST appearance OF Cholera N Au-
gust "a the last day Of October since which time
40 case has occurred within their knowledge.
n-fty.. pub 1'g,T
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Negroes.
Nor. 3, 1886.

FENlE subscriber wishes to purchase few
n Negroes for which liberal prices will be
given. lie wishes them exclusively for his
own use. Application may either be made
TO the subscriber, or Mr.. H. B. Williams,
in Charlotte, or Mr.. Hugh florence, in
tIopewell.
FRANKLIN l.. SMITH.
Nor. 6, 1896. lstf
y. b. wish to sell first rate North.
ern made ST. Likely. +. l.. s.
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Arfal Dedth.-A Protesian, Clerryna,

Arfai Dedth.-A Protestant Clergyman
Of HIrschbergh, IN SIIesla, was killed IN lie
pulpit. A thunder storm burst over the
town on Sunday while he was preaching,
the top of the pull PIT was suspended from Tie
ceillng of the Church by an iron chain
The lightning struck the spire; penetrated
the root, and descended along the chain.
The wig Of the old man, who was contlnu.
ing his discourse undisturbed, was seen in
a blaze; he raised his hands to his head,
gave convulsive start, and sank back dead
in his pulpit.
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MARRIED

At the residence of VIM. Davidson, ESQ, in this
County, on Tuesday evening last, by The Rev. A.
J. LeavenU orth, Mr.. WILLIAM W. ELMS Mer-
chant Of this place, to Miss MARY A. DAVID
SON
In this County. on the Eth instant, BY T. Boyd,
Esq., Mr. JOSHUA DAVIS, Of Surry County, TO
Miss JANE GLOVER, daughter OF Henry II.
Glover. of Mecklenbnrg county.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-11-11

We have a subscriber who never fails 10
come forward and pay the printers bill on
his birthday. We would be pleased to see
all our subscribers adop, so praiseworthy
custom-parlicularly that portion of them
whose birth DAYS do not happen on the 29th
of February.-Vd. Free Press.
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DRY GOODS

Groceries. Hardware. Cutlery.
addlery, Hats. Caps
Boots. made by J. Talnun, Ladies shoes,
first quality made by Israel Robinson, all
or any of which articles will be sold as low
as ars of our Mercantile Brethren (provid-
ed they do not sell at cost jus, to he selling,)
Country produce of every KIND TAKEN
500 or 1000 wards of Linsey wanted.
First rate COFFEE, Best r hes, Segars,
Salt, Begging, Bale Yarn, So. c. Factory.
IT, B. WILLIAMS,
j. d. BOYD.
NorenJer l. 1886.
P. S. A liberal discount for Cash in all
cases.
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Cll4S. MANLY,
WESTERN K. GALES,
DAVID OUTLAW,
" VI. A. WILLIAMS,
THOS. ]. LEMAY.

A great Wing celebration Of the battle of the
Thames took place al Lexington, hen. on the 9th
ult. the anniversary of the battle TWAS attend
ed by abou, 1000 persons. Among the toasts We
find the following compliment TO North Carolina :
North Carolina old Rip Van Wake has a
walked from his hong slcep aud cast from him, with
scoru, the hrelings of Power, who thought they
had iettcred hin.
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or The Legislature Of Tennessee al
joarned on the 2Gih ult. II has altered the day
for voting for prcsiden, and Vice. rcsidcn, Of the
unitsd States. The election will take place on
Tuesday the sth inst instead Of the 18th, as has
been published. The Bill appropriating the Sur
plus Revenue to the Internal Improvement Com
psnies, ha. been rejected by small majority. An
Act vas passed, spPyop'iating $4,000 for the sur.
yey OF The route Of the Charleston and Cincinns.
ii Rail Road through the Safe Of Ttnnesse. A
Bill was also passed d. posting the Surplus Reeve.
nuc IN The Iniou and Planters Banks, until The
rice of the neI, Legislature. The Knoxville Re
gi.,cr this subject has the following remarks
This, NC rery much fear. viii begot an inter.
ct in tie State, adverse 10 the cause Of Internal
Improvement sud Education. sud prevent the sur.
ru. fo,n a ultimate application 10 thsse il. only
constitutional objects. Nc mean hencclortb 10
make tie early withdrawal of this fund from the
Banks and ls ludir ious Investment IA our inter.
nal imprOso meni compsnies. Test question IN III,
politics Of the State We don't mean silently 10
sublni, TO appropriation which. from, our form
81 ~ pcticncc. promises uuihiHg hn, Temporary
sdtanisg, to onr banking ln-i't'i ans. and total
ultimate loss Of fund. vhicb iadlcious'y and
boldiy appropriated. ~ enable Us roeoess.uy 10
prosecute en- extensive system &c lulotual I'm.
pfotyemeuI and Common schools
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or Presidential Election. The follow
ing thirteen Siai,s voed, on Monday last, fcr The
number Of Election. oapo,ue to each. to vote FOR
Ffs.idc nt and VICE Pt,slAehL w.
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Why are the majority Of women like
facts ? Because they are "stubborn things"
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Going, Coins, GOING. Once,
Twice. Threc-!,.

Twice. Tkrec-!!!
an Thursday the first day of December,
" will sell on my Plantation, twelve
miles North of Charlotte, my crop of
Corn and Oats,
Fodder and Hey,
Hogs and Co,rs,
Farming Tools, &c &c.
| will also offer for sale some valuable
Books, History, Biography, Novels, &c.
HUGH TORRENCE.
Nor. !. 1886. 3w
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HOI,bte DahliaS,

A FEW roots of these beautiful flowers
IN may be had by early application at
the Store of
WILLIAMS & BOYD.