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The native American., 1838-12-22

4 ADEkSuN'S POLISHING PASIE-For no,,.b
"A iig plated ware, brass, aud ote, metals Apder
s'l''s Composition has alta ned high celebrity. The
following Testimonials. fran many, ale sell ccd-
This is to certify. that rave used Mr. Anderson,s
Composition or cleaning brass and other metals also his
plate powder, Which W. approy- Of and VERDI wholesale
70 our customers STEfLx WARREN
Hardware Merchants, Albany
This is to certify, tat have made MS. Of Mr., An
dtrsos Composition for cleaning silver and brass plate
and have no hesatoD saying that It is the hes method
"ehave ever used, and recommend the to others
A WALLACE,
Coach and Harness Maker, Saratoga
This 's to certify. thai We have used Mr.. Anderson's
Powder Tor polishing plated are, AID ind II Tie best
article OF the kind that We ever used.
,WHirNEY& HuYT,
$50, Pearl Street, New York.
have examined and tried Mr. Vim And+rson's Che.
mca Powder tor polishing silver, brass aud her me-
tails. 1t excellent article for the above mr.
pose, and am pleased to recommend III. same
LEWIS a. LAl RAT,
Chemist and Rehner Of Metals Boston
This is to certify, that have used Mr.. Anderson.
Powder tor polishing plated ware. and aso the Paste for
brass &c and proved 10 be li,nt article Tor tho
Tbove purpose and an p,easrd TO recommend ihe same
10 the public. JOSEPH SMITH
S62 Pear' Street, New York
This is TO certify that have us ID Audersons Paste
and Powder Tor cleaning brass and plated ware a. can
safely say that exceeds any thing have us d before
VIM. HINTON,
ls4, Broadway, New York.
have been using for the last three weeks A nder.
son Chemical Paste for the cleaning of silver and Brass
aud believe i, TO be the best composition in io the
purpose intended ID. u. HOWARD,
Exchange Hotel, New York.
Having made trial Of ADderscns Composition in 30.
fishing rannia ware. which we manufacture we feel
satisfied that il is good article ua~
BROADMAN & HART
Buring slip, New York.
have made use OF Andersons Paste and Powder, and
find il very valuable article aud do che erully
recommend il TO persons wanting the article
DAVID DORRANCE.
Fob g. 1886 United States Hotel.
For sale at rODD'S Drug Store. .a. .a
Dec. %
The native American., 1838-12-22
ENLEG ANT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND

ENLEG ANT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND
- SHOES Sign Of the Mammoth Golden Bout.-
JOSEPH b. FORD, Prnnsy ylvanla Avenue nearly cnpo
site Browns Hoel has received b, the latest u,nr,a,os
from France his usual supply Of French C.fskns and
French Morocco portion Of which he has made ITO
splendid Boots and shoes and prepared To make. ID or
der any article in his line in s warranted equal to
aiy IN this or any other country.
a. b r. offers to the ladies resident and visiting II.
Metropolis the oi owing, superior OF their kind viz:
Galter 3oofs Of any variety. with beautiful assort
Inen OF co'oed Satin Turc, with celoAd Morocco 10 snt
for making Cater Boots Ladies can have any color thsv
wish 10 match their dresses. ''
Christina Waterproof Boots lined with fur most do
sirable article for winter. '
Also, tn Quilted Silk Boots and Buskins with c,r,
snltd Boots and Shoes made light and elastic
Slippers OF every variety. for balls and evening psr4s
with an other articles usually KEEP, il fashionable sho.
establishment. .~ - go ''e ' t'o '''o'
10 The gentlemen J. B. F. would particularly rema,k
thSt ne is IN every way prepared fit them with Roo,.
and shoes III the neat-st a,l most fashionable u.nn.r
All the work OF his establishment is nya,iabIv ,nad f
French Calf aid Morocco Skins. with Spanish Soles !;
having succeeded with great and .ufion y,
lasts perfectly adapted 10 the shape Of tn human foot
and in securing the ices OF Nj. JAMES pAasons'
iwhosr superiority in cutting ant fitting il SO - nr,
acknoWl"dgcd.) he with the creates, co,6d ncD
recommend his establishment to the patronage Of the
Public. 'eN " VIC
i. Dec.
The native American., 1838-12-22

We petceive, from the proceedings OF the M;ssou,
Legislature. that memorial asking pecuniory aid FIR
orm"n ,comen nnd children OF Caldwell county Was hid
before ta body on the 3d instant 1t appears that the
HOUSES OF many OF the Mornons in that county have hoe,
hurnt down; that about 50 Mormon men all Of them
married, have been arrested and nprison d. 40 killed
ana ioo cohPted to fly 10 escape the wang. arc4 of the
citizrns, and that 200 women of whom have small
children are thus lett destitute with 70 ioc, TO keen
Them from sarvation and shelter protec them from
the winter slorns.-BaI. Chronicle ~
The native American., 1838-12-22

10 see il substituted by one much stronger and
With more energeii pro isions. We want
ee law that nill enable the Government
aake this great nation have some proper resper
'r itself and for its obligations to a nation wit
which we are at peace. But what is much neare
our heart, and which ought TO be nearer the heas
OF every ciriized American ctizen--we want o
see the laws already in existence honestly. la't :
fully, and rigidly enforced, and their volator
punished. and punished promptly, as often a.
their offences occur.
The native American., 1838-12-22

Foreign Hens.-Lord Normandy still continr
ed to be spoken Of as the successor of I,or
Durham in British. America.
From the London papers, as we'll as from pr;
vate sources. we learn that the differences b,
tween England and Russia were assuming $,
rous aspect, and that war was deemed BY man
inevitable.-N. o. Truc american.
The native American., 1838-12-22

II Herelopemen, "a MIR Brancon. editor Of II
Natcbrz Free Trad r. ann Bank COMMISSIONER OF Mi
having nrodurea into iii he sc ETY. al Brandon.
rious woman OF in fam. ir m Ne. York, brought the,
" Que Cooke, and If ahos" aiicer a"h the relation
he parties 10 e'ri he a. zee pr v,noslr specially
form ed by a Iettet from Nav York k-New 70 Il STIR
The native American., 1838-12-22

Mr.. Asahel Afford, of Watson, Lewis county
New York, was murdered at his own house O
18th ult. The son-in-law of the deceased. Law
renee Mccarthy, an lrishman, has been arreste
as the perpetrator Of this foul deed-Soy
The native American., 1838-12-22
From The National Banner.
Almost all the barrels of -four sold in this cit,
are said 10 be considerably short of weight

English and German.-A communicable
from the secretary of the State of Pennsylvania,
relative to the late election, was ordered to b
published both in English and German. nearl
one half being in the latter language When
are Obliged to publish public documents in Eoreig
languages. and particularly those upon the subje,
Of political squabbles, it means aud effects NOR
than our native citizens may at first imagine.
should not be forgotten.
The native American., 1838-12-22
The ". Y. Star, speaking of the mob At u,,

The N. Y. Star, speaking of the mob at Har
burg, says:
The halls Of the Capitol have been for three davs III
scene Of the most dsgracetnl orgies, Unprecedented !
the history Of s Republic and striking al the very roo
Of exis"n c, BY attacking The principle OF Stat. sove
regnty represented in its Legislature During thes
scenes, an irshman fom the town Of Carlisle in ,h.
State ominous name,) is said to have declared fon H.
galleries that law at end and that there was
aw but that which God Almighty gave to US OF, our en-
trance in H. ~.
The native American., 1838-12-22

The following toast, on the late marriage o
Mr.. Hoffman to Miss Southari, is "Ja1sey slick.
"Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Of New York-,houg
solemnly pledged to protect the Sou'hard, an'
particularly Trgina. is yet faithful to the north
The native American., 1838-12-22
Extract from tie Weekly Tam Rsriew.
Projected lNSURRECTION OF THE NE.
@ GROES

INSURREtIION OF THE Me-
& M GROES,
In WILLIAMSON CoUNTY-A medtated slave
insurrection has been detected and promptly crush
ea Dy the decisive action of our citizens around
Hardeman's Cross Roads. The plot had been
III anticipation Tor some time, and the plans Of
me negroes appear TO have been matured with
gfea' secrecy. Iheyhad appointed their gene
raj, and were to have had a meeting during the
present week, when other officers we're 10 be
eec ed, and arrangements made for the rising
which was to take place at Christmas. meet
ing was also TO have taken place al the church IN
last Sunday, "a instant, under pretence of reI.
gous worship, and list to he taken of All who
were willing to join them. If $50 consented ,o
the project, Of which there seemed no dnuh,
they were to push the matter without delay 10
its consummation. Most of the negroes. on their
examination, appeared to have been under the
impression that Mr.. Van Burcn was friendly
to the cause Of aholishing slavery, and ,hey
thought that all or countenance would be given
to their efforts in consequence. They have been
well punished, however, and will learn from the
promptlt'ide with which they have been DIT CT
ed, and the certainty of punishment. the msera
BILE folly OF further attempts. The plot seems to
have extended among the slaves, from the edge
Of Marshall county to the Cross Roads, and from
tieHCc W INC Deu1OTN ana Hutherfurd lines
They had no cause for the insurrec,ipn. Nor
did they pretend to urge any, fnlther than that
they expected their freedom. and we're de,ermn
ed TO secure il all hazards. The ring leaders are
all, or nearly at all, discovered
:, MURDER - Asa'r Afford, aged about So resident Of
Watson. Lewis cnnn'y. New York, disappeared verv
myserionsy on Thursday, the 18Th ut and from some
facts WHICH we're developed subsequently, appreh.n.ons
were entertained that he had heen murdered, ard his r
mans were found inferred the wopds ahon, 75 var.s
from NE house occupied by him and his On
examining the body il onrd that several yiont
blows had been inflicted upoI Ills head evidently b, he
head Of an axeoir of which caused iaiga fracture In
the skali From Ahe apprsrance of the bc,y and cloth
'ag u was ev'r' 'nt, at er tile blow had ben g,y.n,
aoPe or chain had ben fastened around In. Ie.s near
the ankles, and in tins manner the deceased had heen
dragged from the hous~ to the spot where he was nI,d.
on the bare grand. his frsh vas much torn And hs
clothes avn up ahon the body and over tho head. Md
indeed fs whole appearance warranted this conclusion
Lawrence Carly, the son. in law OF the nerson mur
dfr' is "ndrr arrest charged with the commission of
me ''e+d HIS aged % Years, and married ii a,shts
OF Tile deceased about two months snre. ~: !,
.,.". T. .n+-@"., [LOuisvlle Courier.
The native American., 1838-12-22

The famous Bill Johnson was recapture,] lately
in Oneida county, New York. He was brough.
to Albany, and committed to prison.
The native American., 1838-12-22

TeTan Nauy.-'Fhe Texans are to have bu
in England, three vessels Of war, which are to b
furnished and ready for sea. An Englishman j.
Baltimore is to have the care of the business, VII
sends his custom to his own country, as migi
e expected. .."H#
Memorials.-A memorial is in circulation, an
securing the signatures of our citizens, for a re
gistration law.
Another has been issued to have the secreta,
nf the treasury and the postmaster-general e!ecn'
w Congress. No one should object to eitherr
hese memorials.
'.Van Rensselaer,. the Navy Island patriot, ha
,een outrageously assaulted by some persons I'M
>nown." r#.
tits reported that the worst assaant was ...Sa,
Sckcr."
a large meeting has been held in Buffalo
and memorials issued for the repeal of the neutr;
ity law
Whenit comes we shall see list of blockheaE
TIE GENERAL BRowN-1he New Orlaan
'alein nt The 10th Instant. states that the nun.
'er Of lives lost by the explosion on this boat,
Sctrtancd to have been thirty five. Out
wenty-'lnc cabin passengers only nine escaped
There were five ladies on board, who being
he alier cabin. were not injured.
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mo- ~
order NnmIler


FAD QUARTERS JACKSON, M1a.
s1ssIpP1s February %, 18SS.-The
Eol9nels C0mHandant 81 the several Regi.
mtnts In the fourth Dlvisi0nof Mississippi
Militia, are hereby ordered to hold an elecs
zion for Major General ofthe fourth divis.
ION on Monday and Tuesday the 23d and
24th Of April next. In those counties
where there is no Colonel, or other officer
commanding the regiment. the Sheriff IS re.
quireA 10 advertise and hold the election.
and make due retnFn thereof 60 the Adius
tank (5eneral, at jackson.
Major General E. L, Acee, Is required
10 orderan election for Brigadier General
of che first Brigade 81 the fourth division.
to be held on the same days.
Brigadier General James GanaWay, viii
order The SherifFs Of the counties Of Octib-
beha, ChoctaW and Carroll, TO hold an
election on the some DAYS for Colonel, Lieu-
tenant Colonel, and Msior--there being no
Colonel or other efficer, commanding the
Regiments in those counties. Brigadier
General James Carterwill order the Sher-
ifs the counties of Kemper, Smith and
Eeake, toshold an election On the same
days tor Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel and
Major there being no Colonel or other ofIi-
eers commanding the Regiments in those
counties The officers holding elections in
the several Counties, are feqaired to certify
and returnthe result Of the election in their
several counties, TO the Adjntant General,
q Jackson, as soon as the votes are cans
vassed.
BIZ order Of ALEXANDER G. McNUTT,
Commander Chief.
CHARLES NJ. PRICE,
Adiutaaf General N. ~.
S6-7w
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sheslIfs sale.

% ~ vfrtEEc Of fOIaE eEKfts Of Fl n
- that issned from che circuit court 81
l1uwndes county, and to me directed
shall proceed "a sell for cash, before HE
court house door. ii the town 81 Columbus,
% Monday the 9th day Of April next, an
The right. title, claim and interest. that
Edward k1a1dy, has 10 and to The following
section 81 land, TO wig-seclion 40. ] 1, town.
ship IL II. Range z. F., and the improve
,nents thereon 81 satisfy said executors IN
favor nf Moore & Garter, and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed By law.
This 9TH day of March. 1883.
JOHN 81. bYRN, Skfr,f
s6.4w
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P BYRON BARKER, EDITOR
TERMS,
q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARGI1e

rB sn5BEIEIlEBN ABGI9 us
,ol;'bed every TUESDAY A. Ely
y. a Il advance, or Six Dollars i no.
y advance. NosObseription received
sc than six months
SSTSGRTISE.MENTS nat exceeding one
,sre i,en lines or Iessl will be inserted
One Dollar for the FIRST insertion and
y Gents for each continuance, lndi-
i5.I advertisements from a distance
M, he inserted unless the money Is
with them.
Advertising customers are requested
mark on their advertisements the
nber Of times they wish them inserted,
erwise they will be published till 'ior-
and charged accordingly.
blic.tions Of personal nature viii DC
ed double price.
Filters addressed to the Editor
.;nsyS connected with the Once mus
I, bald. otherwise they will not be az
IN.
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L.1.VD .fyV.D NEGROES
FOR SALE.

lILL.seIl the best bargain in the coun-
n-my plantation, lying one & q hal
scnlh west Of Columbus, imgnediatelY
Macon read, and on the Bigby. II
8 $40 acres, 800 Of which is in the
state Of cultivation, with very supe-
y fences, and every nCedful building
hton farm.
as 10 terms suit, the convenience ct
rcaaseg; interest on time IN all cases
reannrd. And ! will. if necessary
4 trade, add ten or fifteen likely
YOUNG NEGROES,
boektmuh among thenN in case .
,,h is mixed with the notes. And no
,,sriJy will be required than a ten
property, which VIII DO required from
who axis for credit. Cali and see
Tu can't trade with me il viii be folly
lseWhere.
EATH. L. MTG HELL,
NJ.
5. A second rnte private residence
uwn Of Columbus. would be taken a
Price, in. part payment. for the abov'
" N. l.. M.
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On. y. KNOWEB
ql7


CTUDENT d. c. AMBER, NJ d
- Dentist, No. 3. Park Place N. Y.
having permanently located himself in Coz
lnmbus, for the purpose of practicing his
Profession, lie would state that he has
spared no pains in making himself acquain-
ted with every branch Of the profession,
both practical and theoretical, and is now
prepared TO perform all operations apper-
tanning to Dental Surgery, in the latest
most approved and scientific manner:
Office on Main Street, under the Conner
cial Bank.
N. B.--Teesh inserted on Gold Plates.
from one 10 an entire SET.
March 18th, 133g.-26-tf.
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The business win be Confined by the
subscriber Oh his own account. He will cen
siHue to keep on hand large and general
assortment of Dry Goods. Groceries, Hard.
ware, &c. which he will sell on as good terms
as can be found at any establishnent IN tht
county. JOSIAH N. WALTON.
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NOTICE is hereby given to ALL per-
sons indebted to the late firms of ]. N. Wal
ton & Co. Walton & Daggett, or Daggett &
Walton, that al accounts and nptts. not
settled BY the first Of March, viii be put il
the hands Of an officer for collectors. with-
out to persons. e06
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DR.. CORNET.T.

LAS just returned in time to wish his
Ii former friends and the citizens Of
Lowndes generally; a merry Christmas and
a happy New Year, and would just hint,
that ifthey, at any time, need physic. tina the
is 10 be found as formerly at the store OF S.
S. Franklin.
Columbus. Dec. 1875.
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Doctor Malone.

y = WVNE4 74Fa9sAOAAWg
III ANING associated with him in his
=. profession Doctor JAMES r.. J0R.
DAN, takes pleasure 10 Recommending him
q his friends ndto the public; and has no
doubt from his long experience that he wiil
beable to give ample satisfaction whenever
called on.-One or both will at all times,
when not necessarily absent. be found at
theofice heretofore occupied by the former.
Doctor Malone has left Atlolphus G.
Wier. Esq, his authorised agent for the
collection Of his accounts for the last year
Columbus, january lst. l838.--17-lf
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MEDICAL.
VIEW .aE2El.a.Y,G g.fEE.Esa.

.TTOLT & ROSE have. this day formed
HI connection with WILLIAM Glib
SON, and under the name Of HOLT,
ROSE < GIBSON. will coniihne to trans
act q general FAcTORAGE Nd
Commission Business,
in the city of Mobile.
They have made such arrangements with
houses. in New Orleans, as will enable them
whenits preferred or desired by their GUS
toners. 70 make shipments ofcolton oTsoth-
e produce 20 that place, and 10 furnish
them with such necessaries as they require
and On the terms they can be bought there
We solicit share Of patronage. and pledge
oAr fidelity and prompt attention.
hLFRED B. HOLT,
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GEO. S. GAINES.
DfasnlntfOm,

YgyFIE partnership heretofore existing usl-
derthe firm. of Hooker & Hill was
dissolved chs day by mutual consent. q !
persons who are indebted to the tirm, are
requested to call aud settle By paying the
cash, as longer indulgence cannns be given.
+. HOOKER.
6. HILL.
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nr1us and We'd icines

+ ysrv eonrlete, and viii be rendered more
a 81 continued accessinns. kds ~ nov -
feiging choice assortment q ancy ssIos
.eies and Pickles, among shlch are sapessos
si;nes I'D draft and ii bottles. Nllfed re
ies etchiip. John Bull heelsseak sauce
preserved Rhubafb FOR pies and la1.ts, fs,
ssrs6d l3afDsons for pies and laEts, & ck leo
.obster Safrines. Raspberry brandys 90.
sSf1o8 Lemon Sytop tsuaya Jelly. Sc
neral as ortutert ol Garden Srses 81. 4
IS s, i,ila1e pllia So y lsel lls atsAiss
she attention nf the pub
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MnTanE.

TNHE Partnership therefore, existing be-
tweensthe subscribers under the firm
Of ]. N. WALTON & Co. expired cnthe
FIRST day Of January, 1888,
JOSIAH N. WALTON,
HORACE DAGGETT.
Cotton Gin Port, Jan 60, 1853.
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1tDPAKTNERSHIf NOTICE.. M /.
NtDUBOSE, Of Mobile, and JOSHUA
10. Jones. late Of Erie, have this day
formed Copaetnership, with a view Of
doing Factofage aud General ComHIis.
sion Business, ih this city, under the firm Of
EDUBOSE &c JONES'
Their business viii extend to the sale Of
Cotton, and all uther ARTICLES Of produces
or merchandise. consigned to their address,
as wellas TO the purchase of goods for their
fFieatls IN the interior. From slieir con-
siderable experience ia Cotton, they haze
some assurance in rendering their services
to the Planters of Alabama.
In addition % the above, they will attend
strictly TO receiving and Forwarding any
shipments made to their care.
In cases where their CORES Ponaenta may
desire, they are prepared 70 make liberal
advance on Cotton shipped totheif friends
AT the North. as we'll as on bills Of lading
from the inferior.
IA reasonable portion Of patronage Is res.
pectfIillY solicited
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ABERDEEN
FEMALE SEMINARY


rs NOW i'm full operation under
ii the superintendent Of MIR. JAMES A.
NIL II aud LADY, whose qualifications
and success as teachers are too we'll known
10 need comment. Il he utmost diligence
onthc part OF the Trustees, combined with
the zeal and ability of the teachers, viii be
exerted to advance the moral, literary and
general improvement Of the pupils. The
scholastic gear win be divided into two ses-
Sims Of five months each.,. b me absenes
h aTiis position Of the teachers Tuition
fees viii be required at the expiration Of
eaeh session. a tax Of Fifty cents will be
required Of each pupil every session for fnel
and other centihg enCies. Board can DC Cd.
tanned in respectable families AZ 9 moderate
rate. ..
ELM EHTARY Glass. Spelling Read
ing, Writing, Elementary Geography ana
Elementary Arithmetic, u oo per ses-
sions
TuNToR Cr.Ass..--E English Grammeto
Composition, Parsinsg. aud Geography. with
the ne If The terrestrial Globe, p w
SENIOR Class. History Mythology,
Astronomy. with the use Of the eelestias
Globe. the higher branches Of ATithmetles
Mammal sud Moral Philosophy Chemistry
6ssnv. and the latin, Greek and French
Z
Languages, -
mo and naming on velvet, W u be an extra
fe6s re 81 sixteen dollars per session. Needle
IV eight dollars per sessions Stenograr
lply, ave dollars Marking i've dollars.
Aberdeen. Feb.
SEQ BG& rs NV e sells
i - An w A ! !. OF stolen from the pian-
tation Of g. 9 - heeses near
49lesbDro s0Rndes County Ala on
s ~. < Tsn,,afv Iass. two Negro Boy S,
TEN Nd w nH1SON
R4s.f7 q sbnot % or - years old, feet
s inches hielt, com EXON yellow, coun'
s.snee GOOD has lost the end Of one hngel
rs Ieff hand WILSON, IS about y
ears old. S feet or inches highs stou
sn;It. fnll face, counteBance hnes complies.
6n yellow They viii no doubt refuse &
ite their true names Of their owners
L olen. The above reward win BE give
y. &, tbe characterization oi said negroes. g
a fiseF v,;th he thief Of thieves and sue
il q IN lead 70 his or Their con
s. ~ 81 4 li5eral reward 81 be given e
d. III confinement of said .neg Eoes, % any y
81 g eE them agains r 3 tas
we're dec0yed 81 By small black lss.oN
o1pSne Is Alessrs Jesse ana ~ q. sAiis.
rs sse6 ia IRIS place list at.a 81
b0y Is allos Qt oqet
Il. rds llsefes nm 4. q s9sss =. =.
ho left this COMMUNITY 9cts z
time. npeer Is q suspicious easSe'
a Feb. 81 1855 q
n1se 80
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p n W q = y Is
~ 2B GHIsf Davis eegsAe 49,
and Ohm Soop al llase $500 -
+. 80 * he practice ST 9ae ot
81 ,i,e err, VIII attend 3 business con.
fded q Them in the S.Esslk 49, g
S Monroe. Chick fontoioe.
81, en,i,pe. ma pa ans IS
81 fhe defal aud Cl.apcey AoiiAs
e oatt o fHo ane slpeal
Abe