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Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05
STOP HE-RUNAWAY.

FENIIE PUBLIC are hereby cautioned to
~ guard agalnst tho insidious conduct of
one of the most consummate scoundreis of
his age, JAMES L. FREANER. by profess
sion Printer. He came to Rodney and
procured situation in the Telegraph office,
on or about the 9Th Of April ofihe present
year. He renamed at this business until
few weeks ago, when he concluded to go to
Texas. lie left this place indebted to sew
eral persons, without making any arrange
ments to pay them, whatever. He induced
some TO believe that he had a large amount
Of money on interest in Georgia Under
the expectation of procuring money on a
loan from several individuals Of this place,
he stated that he held the notes Of two or
three gentlemen Of the town, for money that
| he had advanced to them, to considerable
amount. have seen those gentlemen, and
| if he holds their notes they are forged. |
know that he had money sufficient to have
paid off all his debts, if he had been dis
/ posed; otherwise shouli not have given
this card publicity. He is about 81 years
years old; about 5 feet 10 inches high; fair
complexion; rosy cheeks; black hair, which
he wears very long at each temple; has a
large mouth; bis fore teeth very large, and
the most Of them artificial; slender stature;
bland IN his conversation; considerable
! "black leg" and an equaled liar. The
} public would do well 10 keep their eve upon
him. He now very likely is in New Or
: leans, as have been informed he intended
: to take shipping there for Texas.
GILL e. MARTIN.
, Rodney, August Is, 1888. aug %
ErThe Editors of the Telegraph, (Rod.
ney) request the publication Of the above
/. advertisement at the following places, viz
New Orleans, La; Charleston, s. c.; Mil
ledgeville, Geo.; aud Houston and veIasco
Texas BY giving publicity to it, editors in
these pieces may prevent the further prae
tiee Of imposition and swindling by sale
Freaner. MARTIN g. BROWN.
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to J. B. LoNc
"A are requested to call and make imme-
date arrangement for the payment of the
same-to pay the money or close accounts
hy note. His accounts are IN our possess
ion for collection, and unless his debtors
call and settle the same as above requested,
legal means will be taken TO accomplish
that end.
CT. MARTIN g. BROTHER,
Altos. at Ld,p
Rodney, August 90, 1888 l5-2m
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05
RODNEY
JeWeIry Manu- ia c tory,
Gao. .N. Gr0rc6

I'd ESPECTFULLY informs the public
Ia that he is now fully prepared to ma
ufacture all articles of Jewelry on the
noriest notice, and in the most fashionable
sbd durable style.
snIIe will also keep constantly on hand a
good assortment Of Jewelry.
WATCH REPAIRING carefully attend
ed to.
N. b. The highest price given in cash
for old Gold and Silver.
Rodney, July 4, 1888.
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05
NOTICE.

a NOTICE.
A LII persons are forwarned from trading
N for note drawn by David G. larry
and Cuiford Tory, payable to Richa rd
HUMPHREYS, for eighty dollars, due in Janu-
ary last. Tho subscriber is the admins
traitor of said Humphries and the only per-
son authorised to collect the same, which is
The property ofthe estate ofsald Hnmphrles;
and the makers of said note are also hereby
notified Of these facts, and that payment OF
the sano can be legally made to me only.
GEO. W. RANEY.
August 81, 1888. sept 8 A
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05
N--,--.- -NzET
Mad Dress Making.

MRS. WHITAKER
respectfully informs the
Ladies' Of Rodney and the
surrounding country, that
she has commenced the
above business at her res
idence in Rodney, where
- =. ELL, 100000
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05

One hundred thousand Indian Victims to
Small Por The small pnx epidemic, in
iroduced among the Mandans, sc. on the
Missouri and its tributaries, by miscreants
called suffers or rum-selers, has caused
within the last year one hundred thousand
deaths, who have been thus inundated to
white cupidity and the blessings Of civiliza-
ton. The St. Louis Commercial BuIle in
OF the 18th says, that it had received mfr
. n alton from the Indian country, stating that
Il e ravages of the small pox among the In
dams had nearly ceased,
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05
BAR KEEPER WANTED.
POCKET BOOK STOLEN.

1OChEI DUN o OLA14Na
.nN MONDAY EVENING LAST, be-
tween sunset and dark, the house oil
the undersigned was broken open, as IS sup
posed. by two runaway Negroes. and two
unks stolen therefrom. One ofthe trunks
c ,ntained Pocket Book, in which were a
cout S2I2 in cash, two ffties and one 800
bill, Agricultural Bank, Natchez. Also, a
mite of hand in favor of r. d. Elliott. and
endorsed by - Buckets, and drawn
on or about the lst of January last, by Eli
Montgomery and - Mitchell, for $4,000,
payable and negotiable at the Agricultural
Bank Of Natchez, on the FIRST day of January
next. Also, snndry other papers. All per-
SONS are hereby cautioned against trading
TOR said notes
aug 20 At r. D ELLIOTT.
P. S. The above trunks contained a
quantity Of wearing apparel, &c.
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05

DlEp--On the 30lh August, at her ia
theirs Plantation. Of congestiye fever Miss
BARBARA MILLER, daughter Of John Miller,
Esqr.
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05

|nOCTOR C.J. F. DURELL offers his
O services, in the practice Of his profess
sion, to The citizens of Rodney and vicin-
itv. He may be found at Mr. McLeod's
Mansion House Hotel.
Aug. !, 1898. tf--l3
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05
BAGGING & ROPE, &c.

bAUsSIlVU q KOFL, &c.
TTIE subscribers have in store, and for
IL sale on commission, large supply of
Kentucky and Scotch BGgging;
p" and Northern Bale Rope;
and English Bdling Tuine;
Tolc Linen;
and few of the celebrated GIN STANDS,
from the manufactory of Messrs. Bates,
Hyde g. Co. Bridgewater, Mass.
WATT, BURK g. Co.
Natchez, 18th August, 1898 l5-6w
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05

VENIlE Semi Annual Meeting Of the Mis-
IL sissippi Presbytery, will take place IN
the City Of Natchez, on WEDNESDAY,
the 10Th Sept. at ! i o'clock, A. Nj.
JER. CHAMBERLAIN,
sept Stated Clerk.
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JEFFERSON COUNTY

Simon Guilminot,1
VS.. Circuit Court
Gabriel Hahn.
A N ATTACHMENT for the sum of
"a one hundred and thirty-six dollars
and thirty-three cents, issued out of the Of
flee Of E. Duggan, Justice of the Peace,
in and for the said County. The attach
ment in this case having been returned du-
ly executed and the defendant failing to re-
pIevy the property attached, and give spe-
cial bail herein, notice is hereby given that
unless the said defendant do appear here ON
or before the first day of the next Decent
ber term Of the Circuit Court aforesaid, give
special bail and plead herein, Judgment fl
nal by default, will be rendered against him,
and the estate attached be sold.
N@N Given under my hand and seal
EZS of said Court, this 23d day of
August, 1888.
JAS. j. COLLIER,
aug 20 Clerk.
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05

DTED-Of congestion of the brain, on
the Is ms. at the resid ,nce of o. at er
ABIGAIL, daughter OF David Hunt, Esq. aged
two years.
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05

A Sub Snb-TreGsarer.-Anthony Poucher,
postmaster in Washington co. Mich has been
arrested for having beon engaged with and
harboring gang of horse thieves and coun
te fciters. He offered leg bail, which be-
in refused, he was committed for safe keep
ing Gin. Gazette.
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05
Rodney, Augnst l6, lS3s. aug 22

Jeans Gmd II Limseys.
NNHE undersigned have received lot
of KENTUCKY JEANS and LIN
SEYS-also WOOLLEN SOCKS.
YOE 81 DAVENPORT.
June IS, 1888. q
Southern telegraph., 1838-09-05
NOTICE.

WNT1E subscribers will receive the note:
IL Of The "Bank of Vicksburg" at par fol
Goods.
r. II. DUGGAN g. Co.
August 20, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-13
from ne Bosioi. .iflas
LYNCH I.w

"e,e mas nothing ever yet happened
N The history of 'his country. which has
brought so much jus. obloquy upon our
social condition, Which has ocoa,inucd ,e
many doubts a. 10 the rrlcticabili'y OF
d""'ciaiichi principles, OF which - n.
tended hy such lIightful daa,cr, and ter.
4 'i'e or"-i,v ~ t''-' incarratt1n. ~. t'r-a6s
's'n N the shape Il Iqa,i L,,r. bv which
the country has ct lao been visited
DeSpotINm en- tact has never before ne.
suined " shape 50 fearful. \ single ty-
RANT may be crushed single usurpcr
may be- oyerihrown but against that ma.
nv hydra headed monster, an ignorant.
eifooious, domioccting mob. what is tic
remedy, where The protection
We are led into these remarks. by a
paragraph which i going the round, of
IL" papers copied from The y. y. Ga.
z'ie. Iha, paragraph states the fact
mat ono OF the stewards mates on board
The N'nocnucs. the flag ship Of The cx.
rl1naC squadron, bear, the name e Il.
T. EDttSpH, which Is the name Of tho
young man whose tfi1l for murder created
such an excitement IN New York some
two years ago After stating tn, fact tie
"azeiic proceeds as foloNs:
'-l"r = Robin. D., ll iHr Hr- ,...,. aof
may o. "a ''r o. Veri.hr .ud Ir,-rr.,,.- l,,.,.,n-
asr' u"i % Co., te i1r ,udl,sJual who's. nam,
snow 'ir p,'Hi f.ris tHirll.u r.. 90 .s b.
o'i2- 600 hr hung Co. 90. fr--1r3 arm of lH. IN
''"nrs syi'o. >ur o'.ale 'ao Cop. al.l I.. ,,f,.
"pp'W.d im. wouldn't hc much aDs.- al,.,
side Of lun"
We do most respectfully cLtleat those
OF Our conteT roraues, who make any PFC.
trGce' 10 common sense. az Wing rtinci
pies, and ~ whom the hna,acism Of an
arrogant sciI-will has not DESTROYED every
sentiment OF hun anily, aud every notion
OF justice. TO De cautious how they give
any countenance or currency IN such
arocious such dangerous sentiments. If
Lynch law becon e. the order of the dav
they may rest assured hat they them.
selves viii tc the greatest sufferer,
! roi" the very nature Of ILcIT profession
uc'c are no persons acoin>t whom there
are 20 many private gIudscS. aud bitter
ahfpa'hirS, a. against the conductors, of
Tie public journals and 'hcy will find 10
Their 'orrow, tha. 1t Is quite a, easy Tor Il.
J.. Robinson. or any other ouca>t. 10 oct
UP mos against them. e, iorihcm H. ec,
up mob as4ius, Il. p. Robinson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-13

PHILOSoPHY ~ MADSESS.-Thism nom
ing. while waiting at the Post Office. our
attention was attracted by man IN rather
tst,ered attire, with woman's cap and
bonnet upon his head His steps was
too firm and his eve too cleHr. 10 admit
The idea Of intoxlcatIon As he approach.
ed several gentlemen, he cracked large
Wagon whip which hc held. and cut a
iew antics. exciting laugh IN the crowd.
When he observed the effect OF IT.,
conduct, he paused, threw back his bon
net, and displayed head nearly bald. ana
showing hy the grey hair upon hI, tenn
pies the frost Of about fifty winters. DO
not laugh. gentlemen" said the maniac,
every thing goes 10 the crack oi hip.
The world would stand still without ~.
When | wasa boy, ! was whipped O.
school aud when there. the lesson, Werr
" hIpped into ne. Msny \ scholar have |
seen the whip make Of doll fellow Is
] grew up, circumstances whipped ne in
20 employ mcnt and spectatll'ics.
was married bad children and means.
Bot death AMI misfortune whipped all OF
and now fate whips me alone round the
world. is al 10 the crack Of a whip.
fou arc ali scourgcd by the driver. Time.
lie drives you a, galIop along the road
OF lifc whether YOU will or not You
NAV whip The deyil around the stump.
bat thc devil w,Il repay every lssh ten
fold Here We go' An 90 the crack
II a whip. rdlienc~ patience Better
be whipped by poverty. disgrace. be.
reavcmcnt ave by madness. m thi.
world than by the friends Of hell IN the
next. Here Ne 20 Al 81 the crack ol
a whipW And suiting the action of the
word, the crzy philosopher went on be-
way Cincinnati ErDrSs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-13

Ih' Peoria III R7-i~jci 2uth,Lr. tl.,. follow.
ii.r r1'rlc, ~ a letter from Alton. IltI Jul, u.
u. !. Inner. The celebrated ex atiar.
ney general Of Illinois. Was arraigneI be
fore Justice Packard on Friday last. on A
charge o. attempting 20 shoot Mr WIN.
Hained, >pcc,ablc citizen of th.s place.
and with whom seli Inner ana tamil,
boarded IL vas held 10 bad lof Is az
re.-anct a, court "a he sum cr 5000 -
lie has as vet been unable to .etblIl an!
= now siCk ~ bed So soon as be- cots
out the cot table Will commit him 10 the
calaboosc.
co. th" al'o,e f,r oHr.r rf, Re- .gr msi,,
800" following Comments. Vl.. d, v.... t.. .--
'rHu"n every iuruI Of Temperate.
The highly prominent position which
'ihS individual has occupied before the
people of tins State. makes y whatever re-.
la'eS 10 has moral Delinquency a matter
of tar newspaper comment.
Nature has been most louniiG.l 10
him. For bold and original thought. Tor
the power 20 hold an audience in breath.
less attention and especially a iuiy. lie
has few equals. Yet all those noble IA
cul'Ie' he is yielding mp TO tic demon IN
Temperance. SIX months ago he COM
mchced a reformation, and came out the
hish.mindcd and eloquent advocate 81 the
Alton petition to supptcss tipping houses
IN that ci'y. HIS iucnds were rcioiocd
aad many broken hearted Uifc aud mo.
her we're ready 90 heap blessing, On Lis
head. But their joy was destined TO bc
,hori-hNcd. The man who had made
hiTnSeii conspicuous ~ eVc,'ino md sue
tanning he Alton not cf last fll. could
not suddenly change has nature. aud after
mock show of reformation. he appeared
~ tie police courts, as the advocate of
those Who set the city Temperance ofd.-
nances At defiance thus repudiating the
very sentiments aud Arguments be bad .
iew weeks before urged in favor Of iis
adoption. True it j., tha, the va, Of sin
- d"WnhIll and tie late attorney general
II Illinois has now ALLEN So low. that no
one viii become lis appearance tail in
the petty sum Of 5O1 dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-13

Queifions m Orniiioiogy 80 Teucier.
John can you tell me what class aud Of
der Of the insect Tube the mosquito be.
longs to
Ray Don't know SIR.
TeacIer. Jacob can YOU tell
BoE Yes, SIR lie amt an insect
be belongs TO tie bird tribe. and - a spe.
ciss OF the owl. and sings louder 10 pro.
portion 70 his bulk. and like the owl. com.
uits hi' dcpredations m The night pa.
Their said that toihcr nighthc should think
that about forty roasted On hit nose. ana
others were scattered on his checks and
eyebrows The mosquito IS not. ike toe
owl. omnivorOus. but is maniyorous ike
the bedbug. and, ike The humming bird
Il sucks not honey from the flowers. but
Teacher That will Do, 20 above him
The boys may 60 out. Be-, NoT Boz.
Cia Gasefs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-13
.rIcIE GnYrnNA,rNrs
France has SiO0. CuD Goo Of sperIa
Great nutain his $50 GibJ 600

France has SIO0. coo COO Of srerIs.
Great hn'a,n h's s l50. OOy 900.
Tic ni!el states has $50. 00u. 900.
Yet France. With more than double
.Nr amount 4 .,eeic owucd by Cfea,
h''iAu", las uo such c.mmrio, no such
o. 'oDi4et'res. - such political freedom
81. belongs 60 Ggeat Britain.
France Ia, Ju.t five umes a,n.eeb spc
'e a. 'hc nt'ed States, set france ..
no. 50 prosperous "a sly rs.peoi 80 ui.
county shc has 40 such sfea, works Of
Improvement 10 sc bave saiLer peonls
ate less crbsbisned, les, liberal aud l.,,
Zee than ,lis pei pie
in fnnrr 'bo bard money .yiiem Il
tesp.isUs end Ua,tlu.u.s rsevs,i. while
10 'he luitgI States lie Isople sts
'r"ng'ns onward -ud upward "a thc ,csie
u haIen1l stcl1ncss undct 90 sdpiifsbls
credit system. THIS sy.tcm ue Whiy.
seek t'Erc.cIvc tho Ad.uli.ifsi.oa tod
tif'y. - O,io Js-tS9t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-13
- Co TR~--- -
Trcm u. .UrI-u0 .I-ru,. .5nr -

'f'Il tts -nt'F'tft .f'Cffft rug y
A FoUNDLtNG.--On Monday last. a f..
male Of respectable appearance, i or 20
years Of age. having an infant "a her arms.
entered the store of Mr.. Lyon. on Market
street who - now absent on visit a.
the cost and purchased arlicley 10 .hc a.
mount q IL, for which she made pay.
meni. When about g. Uith6raN. .lc re-.
marked that having 20 ~ a short distance.
sho would return. The Steering child
was accordingly laid on pallet ih8t WAS
prepared Tor (which. with the articles
purchascd and abundic she icf 81 charge
II Mr. Lyons. Minute, hours passed
night approached. aud tic child remained
unealled Tor ], bod been abandoned 'a
s;r1ngefs ant Nr. J. was charged ui'i
the guardianship. On cx1uining The
handle 81 waf found 90 contain ,lr,sys
arucles oi infant clothing lud IN exam
irins lie person OF ttc iriau, q ur'.va.
disooveTered which road 10. illllH.:-
Dear Madam lcag. ms child With
JpJ. you being the person OF rt h.t
choice 10 T1ise nv infant liis u9itutrnG-
"a that ,1 .fr io have ili, Trouble ,,,.i,.
out reward huttt Dc ou. ~ mv power i1
do much ior ysl a. tbs ;ue. Iha.t
rich fsiafi. ns tuir1t iG fbh place Wien
CONVENIENT I Wi.i mlkc out money Tor
YOU. ] leave ihre place hs ihe ff.f boat
Take good care Of ny infant ss oIf.um
stances forbid that should. and iluIIte.
you vii see tht from time 90 hne Won
willfccci'c pas Dr yauf tfoob'e. ~ you
remove from has place. advertise in toe
Argus whc.e you move 90 and Nhal sou
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-13
THE DAISY

Nct worlds on worlds, IN phalanI deep.
Noed We 20 tell God j. here
he daisy. fresh from winter, .l,,n
Tells ot his hand IN lines rs cl.aT
What power but his who arched N. .Li...
Ana Poured the day-Spnng'> purple i,od.
"ohdtnus alike IN all as ,rtc>.
Could rear the daisys curious bud
Mould H. green cup, iiS why stem.
Its fnnscd border nicely spin.
AM cut the gold embossed srn.
max set IN SILVER CLEANS within;
AM ling u w,ih hand 81 free.
Ger hui and dale and desert >.-i.
An-' man, whcrc'cr he walks. NAV see.
ID every step, tho stamp of Gods
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-13
NIII.AINN

! .
Tho Hon. Nj l.ui.rr. af Ni,r.r..I .t ale.
'"Ai.r "i iu> Date p"rchc~ Ia g l..u.-.. detailed
ur '"!.. "ln" blaze, TRANSACTION. Nat. reader. b..
o. ""i ia'', i..t ihe Villain vi. 30. ,yp..I,. sr.
I,tt recorded was iucic't ...ily,ua small ....r,
Nhtl D" A"r.H .if,u ,u is attempting fuaa on a
large on" FaH. Csrca
Two years since while travcllin, upon
The OHIO and Mississippi nycrs. when the
notes 81 u" Bank OF the United States
were 'hc only paper current every where
gentleman tlot such he seemed 10 be-
came on board and meeting ;,lain coun-
irNman. who had travelled bat I,llc sec
Ins ~ lis possession several large notes
OF the Bank OF tie United states. (Which
he apparently took no notice Of became
exceedingly friendly to hir. and uron an
opPotluni'y Occurring. Offered hIu he
most disiutcicsiod sdu,c He told him
mat within the last two or three day. be
had net confidential hicud ol General
Jackson, who had ASSURED him tia, # e.
bank could hold ont 80 longer: ;ha, the
government had determined 10 pu, II
down, HAT II was asCcftaiucd thatiLcfc
WrT, now more notes issued than could
be redeemed and that the notes were
thcn considerably below par The honc,t.
,leIui.I count. ..
l.. L,J -" -. nm ''''
Pat ro,ny ,h,, ~ ., .''', '"'',I states
ver,I yc,r. l,r'ii',o,. ,'', ~ 80
Cd L,s vI.io ,',,..a' W., '",,''''
D.. .t.,t -, ~ ~. ,'' .'''" ''"'
rcfnt.,,.',,, ',in ", -. a., nv - nov
,nyc .t,u, ~. .r,.,...r. ,l...tC "
IN 9th. t,.iJ, IT..
hifrt,say nc,l.,,,''t .,.l'., i.t.I,
unr,s,t., u.f, t,....f..,.,' H..
would ,nIi f,-,',,,.l...,,.. -. ,.t
note erd,i,i .,.I.l a.. ~,
tin, t.f i,n,ol,. l.,,.,,i.4 ~.
dria Missouri vl,r. i,., r,,,5
hide vay above
H. i,-,, hours ,i., boa, .,...,,f 81, >....
NalnI. he newly rs-,1t,a 60.
,ier.ed ON .har, vI,l.,,....r,.,. 49,.
comm. un aud ,o,ns. r.f. I, ,t.,y 60.
msn's ihc steam v,. pn .,,..Iil,cLo,,,.,.
der uuv. Inc cltnff,1.n .i.tr,d n,
h.atI lu.t 90 uuc. hf, Eirrd us. bound
iar So L4a,s. $50 >reIi. tlr.slc rs doubt
Sound 900 opt i4fur DO pal.r, 10 ,,4,,rv. 49,
'he h'ea state Ban. Ltl aIeI. The
'alnusuIu congratulated hrt,it u,-n
meeting 1klu1 and iu'ssrrcIa lirnd.
.aI communicated 'ae result DE- had
ir,rittt tr t. m'r3 STATE. Bank notes
those 10 ttr r.i bank .f Nr.Ir. aUi some
finn ..... ..... $3.50 I... g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-13

The Mad'on.in Of Saturday copies lie
article from the America sentinel ~
u , ~ which The probability II the VsD
Buren, party beng hereafter elsaorous i'm
favor Of nitcd Stste. Back, vss main.
tanned. and saws; We have EXPRESSED
the belief aud nov reres, it. ,Lr such
WIZ he The case before tAe Ger, PreIiden-
hnl election. II TIC p1yty fuI ~ tho re-
su.t OF the elections the arproaching fall
that they cannot carry The Sub Treasury
40 believe il - tLtir prese nj intention 10
come out for National Bank They
arc a'Fe1dy past The half usy house 4,
making tie tuite1 states BaLk OF Penn
'yI'sn'a tie .scsi cgent u The Govern
msni - BAH Rros
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-13
NO. 33.
pINNIR TO NIR nrtI

public duaer vas given 20 The Hon. ions
Brtt, on d., r-iu1h - Nashville. ~ a LARGE por-
unn O. IN, good Pgontc 81 Dav..lson county, with
300 which rrllrs hr Her, ~ the Hermitage -
" aa,, tlc t,lI,p .n; amunp t,r, Regular Toas,s
ira., upon the ocra-ion
- Il, n- J IIL Ihc mandate "pc,,.uda
."' { "i...-.- arut iD.tlt--y.'. 1naVryi hy the
if''s'1- ~ 'trerifr,s, ~ ~. ,i,trr 81 W.
's' .. sa .'1 Trauiit, the j, triticr ol the.
i"'r' l' L. c!1rt utu.ncr ot those ~.
.",' could i't }.li down he hun-st IcPu,Srnja-
'".''r--I''r ua.h'Uliions q a win alIniu.s,ra-
N"" ~r'.' I've, B.. r...A 'r Am n ,iic op.nDas Ola
fi"l.'s I.r
VI lc4 Hrr rose -uI t.alcsci brctiy AMI
appropriately h.s aokaov Judgment. .ur tho com
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prosecuting contest iuf 'lt Pl-shcucy, 10 ,nsuf,.
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