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Office cjt3e ": g P. Raihrocd Ccrnpcng, !
Winchester. March 30. 1919. /

Office oft3e ". g P. -Railrocd Ccmpcnp,2
Winchester March 80, 1912.
FWTO PREVENT all misapPrehenslon, no,
d tee is hereby given, that all freight COLI
lecteyi at the Depots of the Company, whether
due to this Company, or any other fer which
il acts, will be received in Virginia Paper,
current at Winchester IT is also made known
that all goods and merchandise, or other
freights, shipped from Philadelphia Or New
York, sent 10 the care of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, will by an arrange
raeRt betWeen.that, Company and the Winchts-
ter and Potomac RAILROAD Company. be for
warded direct to Winchester, without any
commissions for receiving and forwarding
charged at Baltimore, and the whole freight
through from either Of those places, or any
otTe1~pont north of Baltimore, will be collecp
ted at Winchester. BY Order,
J. GEO. HEST.
Arril7, 1927 Agent.
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For Shenandoah eonnty, .Fug 8. 1912. 5
TAT Office is hereby given to the creditors
~ of Jacob Miller, who as been duly de-
clared a bankrupt by the District Court of the
United States for the Western District Of
Virginia, that have appointed the 18th and
18Th days cf August neat, at my Office in the
town of Strasbnrg, in said county, to receive
proof of their respective debts, when and
where said bankrupt is required to attend.
SAML g. RICHARDSON,
Commissioner, &c
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Ws-ie'n Dis'. Of Tirg'a, Sfaas.ioa
IN BANKRUPTCY:

NOTICE to creditors and all Others con
cerned in interest, to show CT, SC against the
petition Of
No. 6S-Beniauin Rlackford and horss
T. BlackforA, trading under she firm Of. Benz
iamip Blackfo.d and Son, OF Shenandosh count
ty, for discharge from ali their debts and
certificate thereof, on Monday the Sd day Ct
October, 1912.
No l66-John Brewer, Of SheDanaos',
county, for discharge from all his debts an
certificate thereof, on Monday the Sd day OF
October, 1912. Teste,
NICHO. X. TROUT, y. CLERK.
June 2S. f342.-lIw
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Western District of Vrginf1. Situation
j, B 4 K 6 r
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q : . Z E = z Q : Z. q 81
~ I'LL practice in the Superior and Infe-
w rior Courts of Page. Shenandoah. War
rem, and RaPpahannoci,; also, in the District
Court Of the United States, with view to at
tend to cases Of Bankruptcy, and will give
prompt attention to all business committed to
his management. Office in Iurav
Refer to Barton & Williams, Jas s. Carson,
Esq. and John S M~gill. ESQ, Winchester ;
and George Norris, merchant, Baltimore.
April 29 1912 If
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ggDT'TUAn 4.


DInD. on Saturday the 9th Inst. Mr.
Christopher Hica|s, having attained TO the
age Of nearly SIS years.
Mr.. Fl. was an old and respectable ci-
tizen of Shenandoah County. and very
much esteemed By all who knew HIM.
The German Reformed Church. Of winch
he was 4 member. has sustained mn snaii
lass. EEe lent his aid 10 The establish
ment Of her institutions, supplying them
with the necessary means for the accom-
plishment 0fthe ends Of the Greet head
of the Church, and in the disposition Of
his property, .nHeh Of which he was pos
srsse;i. he remembered the wants of the
Church. The deceased WAS friend to
the poor.and here bis hhera'ity manifest
ell Itself in m admirahse manner. The
needy were furnished with food ard raj
ment, and none Of ne tfnly destitute
were ever turned.au1y empty; he was a
father to the fataeSess-; having, during
his life, together kh bis fortune, brought
up a number Of bhaa children under his
own root. 1e that giveth to the poor
lenjss q he Lord" seemed to be the
@xi.n of his soul. His affection, which
he endured for the last % months, 8 OF
which he was coniinelI to his bed, vas q
complication of disorder, bailing the skill
ofthe physicians, and Blasting every hope
If recovery. lie loresaw his enA. was
deeply humhled and peu;tent under the
hand of Ged, perfectly resigned to his
sieayeuly Fathers will, and in conversa-
Ton has, with him by the writer on more
than one accession. expressed . will "fo
depart and be with Christ. which IS lar
better This is truly consoling to al!
thnse, who. in his death, have been de-
prge,l of kind friend. and especially 70
the ase,l widow, whom he has left 10 Ia
ent his death.
The voice 9th alarming scene,
May every heart obey,
Nor be the heavenly warning vsir,.
Which calls to swatch and pray"
@, let US 1y--:o Jesus hv,
Whose powerful arm can save
Then shall our hopes ascend on high,
And triumph Ger the grave.
Y. T N. r
Died. on Friday last. at the late resi-
dence If CLANCY Gatewood, deed. War
en- COUNTY, after protractetl illness oil
ct fever, >lr. Robert Mitchell, aged about
81 years.
Mr., NJ. had just commenced the prac'
tice of iaH, and had the NEST encourag-
ing prospect before lin. Bat how pre-
carisps and uncertain is human existence:
And how great the number who, filled
with buovant hope, anu enjoying every
means q consummating the object 0!
tfe / anxions pursuit, are cut dqwn, in
the midst of their foAd aniieipations, con-
x.gneest3 ''the narrow house appointed
for al living and sent, 20 that ''bourne.
whence no traveller retnYas!''
Died, on Saturday morning last, .5iafy
Fare. only child Of Mr.. VIM. Dosh, of
this place. aged one year and ten mon
tbs. 'sufitr little children TO come un-
To me-, Cor Ct such is the kingdom Of Hea-
ven,'' says the blessed Saviour.
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PROSPECTUS FOR THE
SECOND EDITION OF THE
History Of Tie Valley

TH7HE undersigned has devoted much time
III and pains in revising, correcting, improv-
ing. and extending to the present period, the
HtsToHY Of THE ..yALLEy." In fact. the Sc
cond edition, when completed Will be- Ear sup
erior, III every point, to the first
1t is deemed unnecessary at this time, to re-
fer TO the contents of this book. Suffice it 10
say, that it is precisely what its name imports,
g history Of The FaHy of Vrgiaia, from the
period of its settlement correct detail of
those thrilling and interesting events and Incl
dents that are, or at least ought to be, familiar
to all.
Many testimonials, from gentlemen of
known and acknowledged respeo liability and
high standing might here be adduced to prove
the value and importance of the work but
the undersigned prefers testing it by much
more satisfactory way Jet the public Judge
for themselves.
have had repeated and urgent calls, from
various guar. tersto come out with the work !:
but not being able, from the inirmnites of
age. to see the people personally upon the
subject. and not having the pecnniary means
to publish il, have been unable to do SO, as
much as desire to issue t.
Ny object now is, first to ascertain, as far as
possibly, the extend Of patronage that can be
obtained; and i'll. the second place, if suffici-
ent TO justify its publication. 70 make some ar
Fangement TO raise the funds necessary to pur
chase paper, &c, for its publication. Il is
hoped that no obstacle may prevent the suc-
cess of the enterprise. Respectf4llv.
SAMUEL KERCHEVAL.
Mideletown, July IA, 1912.
Of.Those Editors in the Valley who will in
sert this Prospectus 2 months, shall receive a
copy of the work finished and bound in case it
can be published. S. K.
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Read this Notice.

WEj-E take this method Of calling on al
w those indebted to us, to come forward
and pay us off without farther delay. or be-
tween this time and the first of November
next. all those falling to comply with this re-
quest, may expect to find their claims placed
i'll the hands of officers for collection.
ISAAC TROUT & CO.
July IA. 1912
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Six and q Fourth Cents Reward.

1EsSSssSSsassszass I'd ANYWAY from the subsbrl
Ess5 NJ ber about two months ago
a., i,,den.ed Mulatto Boy to the farming busl
ness. bv the name of Ro5ert kackeny, aged a
bout years. lie had on when ne LETT tow
linen pantaIoons and shirt. The above re-
ward win be given for his apprehension and
delivery 70 me-
AR IL 1919
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9 40 ACE2 rs +,

we'll situated, finely watered. an excellent
meadow and tolerahle improvements. An ex-
tended description is unnecessarv, as any one
desirous of buying, viii, Ct course, see 70"
themselves. will sell it on more reasonable
terms than any property possessing its advan-
tages. can be bought for in that region OF
country. Communications by any at a dis
lance can be directed 70 me at Mt. Solon.-
The land will be shown 70 any ore desiring to
see it by Mr. James Wallace residing thereon.
T. MARSHALL. McCUE.
July IS. 1876 1881
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q e.,,aI2o Sa4eaae,..


Fu7'IE arrangements and plan III a. rcxA-~
Il SEMINARY. in the family of the sub cr>
Der, have been brought to a state Of thorough
organization and successful experiment. A
large expenditure has been made and much Ia.
Dor bestowed in the prosecution Of the objects
contemplated BIZ this school. The superior
model Of the building occupied as the semiua-
~, the spacious apartments for the use OF the
Young ladies, the various embellishments eS
the grounds and enclosures, are well calcula-
ted to promote the bealth and personal coIn-
forts, Of the inmates Of this seminary Mrs.
,IoRDaN will give a general and maternal sn
perintendance af the concern.--Miss T.. u.
BaLtARp VIII, as heretofore. conduct the lit
erary department, and Mrs. A. J. CoeN, lsfe
Of Nrs WILLAHHs' Seminary atETroy, NY,
will give Instructions in
(odensio, &f,a"inq, : Fpoi"ti''q
The course ofstntlies embraces all the ordqIna,
~ English hranches-viz: READ1NG, WEtr1ae,
ARIrHMErIr. GFoeHAPHy, 4i,srory. ExeLrsi1
GRAma.R, ;PHFLeaopuY, (both Natural ap1
Mentai} CHEMlsTRY, AsruoNoBry. CoMrosIrIoS,
GKoHETRy, ALGERIA, BoTARr, sc. &c. togo
Their with LATIN and FnENcH. The EXPENSE
Compared with the advantages comforts anil
amount oftaient employed) must be considered
very low-viz: For board, washing. room.
bedding, fuel. lights, and other perscnal ar
connodatonS, with tuition in all the English
branches. FIFTY-FiYE DOLL AIRS. fer a
session Of 5 months. The branches fer which
an extra.charge is made, are, fcr Latin s12,
S'nsic on the Piano $50. use Of Piano IS; in.
struction on the Gutter SIS, use Of instrument
50, fer the session Of months. Instruction
i'll drawing and water colours Sc; painting in Oh
colours Gn which Mrs. Coon is an adept) SO
per quarter Of y weeks.-The session con-
Taences on the 9 day Of March, and expires
on the 81 day of August, 1912. CONNECTED
with the course Of musical instruction, thn
whole of the pupils win have the henef,
(wi:hout CHARGE ofinstruction fer short IN
/ tefYal every day in vocal music.-Tt is desifa-
bic that all persons inclined TO place their
daughters with rssshould 40 so on the first dsv
ofthe -session,or day prevous.that they nay-te
assigned at once to appropriate classes Other
information respecting the institution will te
furnished 20 any that may address rs,
GABRIEL JORDAN
Luray. Feb. 5, 1872.
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VIRGINIA, TO " IT:

NlitdlNIA, TO " IT:
Al rules held in the clerks office Of. the cir
cult superior court cf law and chancery
for Page county, on Monday the 4th Of Ji-
ly, 1842; John Hilliart. and Mary Ann his
wife, formerly Mary Ann Wager, plaintiffs,
against Isaac Kite, Noah Kite, Henry Kite,
William Kite, Barbara Kite. John Smith,
Alfred and Eliza Jane Smith, children of
said John Smith and - his wife, heirs of
Benjamin Kite, deceaaed, who was devsee
and executor of Reuben Kite, deceased,
..Susanaah Kite and John Smith, atministra-
.crs of Benjamin Kite, deceased, and Alex
antler. Keyser, who is indebted to John
Smith for the purchase of land formerly
owned bv Reuben Kite, deceased, deferd.
ants-IN cuANcERY.
YEyHE defendant, John Smith, not having
n entered his appearance ana given seri-
tv, according 20 the act of assembly and the
rules of this court and i, appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is net am inhahitant
Of this state on motion OF the plaintiffs, by
their counsel, It is ordered, That the said de
PENDANT do appear here on the first Monday
in October next, and enter his appearance,
answer the PLAINTIFF bill, and give security
for performing the decree of the court; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in the Sentinel of the Valley, a newspaper
printed at Woodstock, for two months success
sivelv, and copy also posted at the front door
of the court house Of the said county of Page.
A copy--Teste.
WIN. c. LATCE, c. c.
vf.sI 4p49
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DEEDS or BfRG.4LN &. S.gLE,
asd aleo DEEDS OF TRUST VAR
RANTS. EXECUTIONS, NOTES,
SC. for safe at tbs office.
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DESIRABLE LAND
TOR SALE.

e WILL SELL PRIVATELY a Tract Of
Il Land, situated on the waters Of the Little
Calf Pasture River, in Augusta county. adioin-
ing the lands Of Luce Woodward ard others,
and rontaipit,r
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VALUABLE
+ 0 Rig E,
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

10y virtue OF certain deed Of trust. exc
-k2 cutedNto the Undersigned as Trustee,
nv sseorge VI. Penny hacker bearing date the
Ash day OF March, 1912. and duly recorded in
the county courts Of SHENANDOAH and
Rockmsham counties. Tor the purpose of seen
ring the payment cf certain sums of money
therein specified, ( shall proceed 10 sell, at
public ancton, at Pine Forge, on Smiths
Greeks Shenandoah county, virginia. On the
18Th Dig of.septent5er neat the following pro
perry, TO Wiz:
Il Aares Of Y aluable Land,
on which said forge stands. With its aprurte.
nances, Mills. Houses, Stables, Smiths shon.
and other aecessmy. buildings together with
the
FORGE,
with its epnnstenances. The Forge is at this
time in gond repair. (hayirg a splendid PA,
TENT BET.LOWs) and hes every other
advantage, both as it respects locality and re
sources, to recommend It to the attention of
those desirous of engaging in the man'tt;,c-
t'.re Of Iron. The steam upon which the
Forge is situated Is never falling and strong
enough 70 answer AL purposes There is a
commolious STONE coal HOUSE con
veniently situated.
| will also sell in Ike manner, and At The
same time and place, sundry Tracts of Land,
situated within two or three miles of the forge,
mostly well timberet, of easy access. and sup
posed to contain 5000 ACRES.
Also. AT the same time and place, lease
Of three years, Che rent being paid) held bv
the said Geo. NJ. Pennvbacker on ROCK
FORGE, situated on the Shenandoah river in
said county. about mile north west Of New
Market, and within three niles Of Pine Forge
The above named property viii ,,e sold on the
following conditions, viz:-One third in SIX
months, one third III twelve months, and the
remaining third in eighteen months. the pur
chaser Or purchasers giving bond with good
personal security, and deed of trust on the
premises to secure the deferred payments.
L shall also proceed to sell, at the same
lime and place, upon credit of six months.
all the
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
MGeEine.Nahirg. End handwriting


,FE9HE subscriber still continues the above
Il business at his shop near the Depot OF
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad Compa.
nv, .where.he is prehared TO execute all orders
in his line with despatch, having a large assort.
ment of Patters suitable for Merchant, Grist
and Saw Mills, and Threshing Machines. He
chimes. Corn and. Cob Cr.lsers and Grinders,
Cutting boxes, Plaster. Breakers, Corn Shell
lers, &c.
TO W Il Z z z S.
The subscriber having secured an interest
in JOIlNSON'S APPROVED SMUT MA
CHINE in the counties of Jeffe, son, Freder
lex, Morgan Hampshire Hardy, Clarke, l.o,,
doun, Fauquier, isappsh. mock. Shenandoah,
Rockingham, Warren, Page. and Rockbridge.
is now manufacturing this highly approved
Machine at reduced price. 1t has stood the
test, and has surpassed all other machines for
efeetna'ly cleansing grain os garlic, smut, and
other impurities. II requires one-third less
power TO do the same work than other ma
chimes now in use, and is warranted to perform
wen or no sale.
He also manufactures and keeps constantly
on hand, Raldwia's approved CORN AND
COB CRUsHER AND GRINDER. This
machine IS now in use. and gives general sat,
isfaction. saving much in Feeding stock, and is
easily attached to water Or horse powers OF
threshing machines.
He also manufactures Woodcoek's SELF
SHARPENING PiOUGTIS. There are new
number in use, and they keep up the high
reputation they have acquired in other places,
proving great saving to the farmer. These
ploughs are warranted to perform well, or no
sale
Threshing. Machine Castings, Mould Boards,
Fan Wheels and Wagon Boxes constantly Oh
hand, wholesale or retail.
A first rate twelve horse power Engine.
double boilers, suitable for saw mill, for sale
on good terms.
The subscriber, thankful for past favors,
solicits a continuance. All orders thankfully
received and promptly attended to.
Old castings taken in exchange.
GEO. w. CHM.
Winch. Depot. March 81, l842-6m[S5]
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READING FOR ALL.
A complete Treasury IF yTsefnl and Enter
tanning Knowledge, complete la one
VOis,xns
A Book for EVerT Family.

.('oss 81 preparing tie ,rorF s5ooo-Price So So.
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sEoEEEAEER & w ETA Frs.
A Situation Wanted.

a GOOD sIIOEN sKFR. who has women
IN who are FIRST RATE WEAVENs,
wishes to rent a house and lot in some neigh.
borhord that will be cool stand for the a.
boye named trades. Any person having such
property to rent, will find L renter by inqui-
ring Of the printer between the present time
and Chr stnas-but tie sooner the better.
Aug 4-3t
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Western District Of Uyginia. Stauaton.
1sa Bankruptcy.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS and al others
concerned in intesest, to shc~ cause against
he petition Of
No. 272-lacoh Miller, Of Shenandoah
county, for 4 di charge from all his debts and
a certificate thereof on Monday the Sd day OF
October, 1870
M. 2o7-Tacob .J2camer, of Frederick
county, for a discharge from AL his debts and
a certificate thereof on the Sd day OF October,
1912. Tes+e.
lTICEEO. Z. TROUT, n. c.
July II, 1842.-1tw
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Il Aares Of Y aluable Land,

on which SAID forge stands. with its aprurte
nances, Mills, Houses, Stables, Smiths Shop
and other necessmy. buildings ; together with
the
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for The Ne~=lorA Tribune
NEEnRE COMMISSIONERS ANR lI.IkN

In CEInc-ry-B' Inf,' VICE Chancellor.
luii, matlcg ." M..t :.uc> NuArt supposed lunatic
lin Iy lI> AFTER '-Nf,;nna %! inriyoI.
and weight Win. >t i. Comm
fr.:ay MALT, gavln the DliosiH: Verdict " Ia.
iurN in,t i.,r. LurIt!C !lai .l, IS
n,uCc,cr. TOR TIE .nscrinti.f ri ''r> MR. Air.'uhSt,
md, and ."nt>, iud and cait'!', 'ul. il'ori.' IN
Ter ,n4Jcrr0,D of m,nd w.si ilf"a.rtv ~
.o:!.,.itn WIT, her lo=li9.land'. -it,=iiId wti' ri
>p,i> The ,la! roos 1t .N 1,,,'r DS.'pnr' Alb'ri
:iii ~ and J all,> VI, frar Commissioners. Counsel X l.
~cirf lIs Tor Co.u,,i>>ion " T. Bnlw,ii CIV. stron-
I:n1Ar., Lilll nr Nh.
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l.. '. DISTRICT COURT.

About 70 petition. that bad untGrl pn>~,i I" .trrc
tDhirc;iJu> l.d - tic M tln:.p r S,NI an!
ram .,> Boob Objections lari". been wii!'ira"n. IA
,-,i,io ot VI Gi,in@ a>>c, IL deere tr:uinri
"a, l.Ard from Mc>,r,J. Prescott Iinil Ju EN"tt. on
D,il,io-s ul Henry kncc,d1tl
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CIVIL cot KHS

In tie. >r-ir. Courl action Vas brought 'S b.':n,
wadin,on Co.. a,>t ThoEa. u! l., ..r,t Il, recover
Franc The latter uuSt hoagl Bis OF E1cnn.'. tor
loco ,,an, IS DAYS cr-, hni >! them IA (" al!
.tr,rt Afterwards. Mr.Dtrn was "ilrmri,
and called upon i,c; security 1i"'v ca>' h'm ~"
=not. by ,'-rniani, ar ,ustr'ird day or t'v"
.-. The l,i,uiani refused ayng l' notes p:i
the ,,rous thai ~, enni> ctsrt had b" ttt>a i hay
in. bcc given Ia 'ah, "i;i'r noie> III an III jury
lt ie. 20 iluur cam INTO cni, un SHuruaf morn
,s witt declare that they could !.taYr" aud w,fe
discharged.
IL Tie. G. .cuit Court acton va. brought v t''"TE'
W Shield, tn recover af James = Wychu!, ail -ttt, the
amount, draft for .4L' hu, which va, contested on
She ernuud OF Esurv Mr Lalf'r, innhtF c'-i.' the
.ir al al ,,rr cent Interest. and Charged per cent a
tribe for brokerage On Il> 81 ' plea oi u>nry
l.iuadr. There ,out 10 1t. i-irI isln'>> OF an
accommodation drai,. TIE nry found Tor i'.in,'il
nI,E
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4 T Court of Chaaccry held for the


sta;t ~! New, orb .. Ia. ttv New Work nn IT,
ilt,iav of Ami hoI,sui ri:hl Hundred a4iJ tow,
lMl' P.r>ct-Niiam r. NcC0ur wee. Chan p!.,r SIT H.
Fif.t { r
J'.iina Sl,rr " a. H. NliuIar H. Cl.p,a. Eu.
a.. smn Sn.it! ia wiilrar>:i rs iliau, ruvsr ,>nm
1T t'.u.,n. ant otl!tr. Il Appearing .pOr !se-,i u,
t=is N '@a.i, mills, hy Cha-.,- y Roc So!ct.
1ni'nin1ri, th"t itri ~ " ttt,9r>i rrn S.uh
81, William tdyur a!II ~ Aam-t F.,.r-cu,
.rn:Ht tl.: side "ut ot ti d r,>niru.s
~ III. ai''' >'at". hat t ,ai " .ai,
y N'aup IL. ,.rLt Gr MI" Louisiana; lh-
'ili 'i'~ia >noa >n u, '.->.I...t {" STATE Il
H.: az thu STAG oi Nas.-CC> It ,.lrr. aul. WI.
am FAVOR and N-,0n,itr Frr-,i>!. t> a he
state" Missouri. ,r o. r.a'it. a.. iu. AFFIDAVIT aud
n,' 'not"n u CiLuns : Eo. Ed. Solicitor ior liz. con-.
pIninni-It er, ha ,r an " liam H. WinnAr.i,
Sn"i'i t S-t, iuI,>! WIliam Ia lOr ami Alr,nI,,
to- re- .u>n. 'rd each al Tni '.r appearance
lr'lrI',l lrr'rr. an notice Their, i on I-
Com iInaUtS Solicitor. within tour from The dale
" ti order an! .,irir hat they
tirant"cr 81 answers Ia the COnia Inn'> l. To b..
ai copy r'oi 10 be .trt,'on The Solci.
Tor "ih forty d4>- alter service n! copy az >,t hi
hhin tI'Au thereof sad bill n mpla!n b.
's>,'l ls titm ana ~' o them and further
!iaf win" twf.ty days from the late at II order
81" COM linau iis or,lrr' 4" h. published
STATE imp~ N tt,r N;s York Tri!ua-. paper printed
- 'is Staff Tor ei., weeks ,ucc-s>ion.
'a-t each werk, that the sand CONT an copy
,InnG Smith. S.ih "it,narst, William raylor aud tr,
twenty day before t!,- hcts nb-ioc lr>. r,-d 10,
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E. \. ROE, Solicitor lta,aN
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STF,ll:c KuuT> siiuEs-Pdir''n Neal .:rTt>ri
>rain: boots and shoes worA -! from
The o .lanr> " aik-r No lti Broadway.
LARcESIEe.- Dunrl Cunningham and DAVID R"".rt,.
bows were arrested committee, stealing l, al n@
citsii,S. Owner wanted.
Bar.arv Iaurr,ct was arrr.,rd committee, Tor steal
ylr watch from Robert Martin NE. =" Canal aai
Centre
KoIrr, Hi., boy Wa arrested ans, committee, Tor seal.
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y. NIAtSlsAI'S OFFICE.

rl. mate the schooner ilicIa arrested Saiu'
CHARGED with aSsaullln- board, nail!ri
Seh Merrill, wits dangerous weapon He wl>#hel'! Ia
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