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LETTERS.
TN EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at
IL Liberty, on the first Of April, 1914.
April 6, 1914.

III " IioO'tJj "a eiio h'St ~ NPAi' 49,
A-Arnold Thomas, Adams John,
B--Beasly Cornelius, Bonds Dudley
Brown John, Byrd VIM 2, Brown Chas R
Brown Norton J, Butler P 6, Bracco J B
Cook James, Coward Mrs Marvilla
Chaddick Asa or Martin, Golfers F D,
D-Dias VIM W, Dias Wilsam, Dur
ham Mrs Sarah,
F-Fouts Lambert Daniel, Fynes Eli
abeth, Foster BENJAMIN Dir, Flowers Hen
ry, Flowers henry Senr, Fost Aired, Ford
Lyman P, Flowers John,
G-Grow A g, Gordon Thomas, Gar
lington J G, Gordon Mrs Martha,
H. Hughes VIM, Hudson VIM, Har
rington ] NJ, Harper Lewis, Harvard VIM
Howell E B,
Lea RIM, Lucas Jno L, Leonard
Jno Esqr, Lenear J H, Longmire VIM
Land Enoch,
M--Moore Jno or CASTOR VIM, Marsa
lis Peter, Meseson J Mr.,
Phillips Geo H, Parsons Jas, Pear
son Thomas,
R-Rhodes D H, Rhodes Mrs, Rice
James Rhodes Henry w Robinson Moses
Robertson N B, Rhodes Henry w, Rawl'
John,
s--seale Wright, Smith Wiley 2, Smith
Ambrose,
T-Thompson Joseph,
W--Wicher Thos q, Willard Dustin
IB, Walls Miss Mary, Willis Alfred
Wheeler w II, Willis Eliza, Wilson
4. McKOWEN, P. NJ
Anil 4 tQI4 5
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NOTICE.

n ETrERS of Administration having
\ been granted to the undersigned at
the January Term, 1914, OF the Probate
Court OF Amile County, on the Estate OF
Ferdinand H. CarSner, deceased. ALI
persons indebted TO said Estate, are requi.
red to make immediate payment-and
those having claims against the same, are
requested 10 present them duly authentl-
Gated within the time prescribed by law
or they will be forever barred.
C. CARSNER, Adnr.
March %, 1914 3w6
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From ne Lsu,siana Chronicle
PROSPECTUS or THE
LOUISIANA REPORTER.

with a view 10 the early dissemination
Of Inc proceedings OF tho Convention 70
amend the State Constitution, which VIII
oommeroo l,s Session Ia tho town Of Jack
son, on the nrM Monday 10 August next,
the unde rsigncd contemplate commencing
the publication Of Soml.Woekly News
nnpcr. under the above title, N that place,
Or or before the first day Of tho session o.
hnId Convention. Tho REroRrEa WIN
1Ake'no part in politics, but will, as us
hamc indicates, report, faithfully, aud
torroc,ly, the transactions Of tho Convcn-
4ion. Debates, Sc. We deem II totally
Unnecessary 10 say any thing on the sub.
;tct Of politics, but that mono may 90 DC
1siyed, the undersigned will mention, en-
Dassant, that he has strong partially
lar the treat Statesman Of the West; but
- he has other channels through which
Ais sentiments can be- made known and his
~rjncipIes proclaimed and defended, he
PROMISES that nothing Of a political ma
lure shall appear in the REPo RTEN, TO the
advancement of either Of the great con
ending parties, to the detriment of the
eiher,
With these few outlines of our con;em-
lated enterprise, we submit our prospec-
hs 10 the pubic for their support. To
Inv or all OF our friends tn roughout the
tate, who may take active steps to swell
1pr subscription list, we say, the favor
hall be reeiprocated al the earliest posi-
Ale opportunity.
The REPORTER will be published semi
Weekly, and mailed to subscribers, regu-
hrly, during the whole term for which
Nc Convention shall remain in session,
fbr the low price Of Two Dollars and Fiji
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y whom this Prospectus may be forward
u, are requested 10 act as Agents for the
NEPoRrER, for which liberal per centage
ill be allowed.
OarAll subscriptions must be paid in
ddp1nce.
0rReturns to be made to the under
signed at Jackson, by the first day Of
Angust next.
JAS. A. KELLY.
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Cfacvlr C0DaT- Me- Tam, I9ll,

Cacvir coear-Mg Te,m, ioii
Lewis Jackson aud
Winnoy Jackson, Attachment fof tho
w. sum ol a4g0 %.
Anderson Adams
NJ Office ~ HEREBY GIVEN tina,
v on tho 7vlb day Of February, 1894,
Lemis Jackson and IVinnsg Jaekaon nppli.
cd Tor, and obtained an attachment from
Richard e. Wesibrooh, Esq, Justice Of
tho Peace, IN and Tor tho County Of Amilc,
and State aforesaid, against tho goods
and challels, lands and icnomonls OF An.
dorson Adams, for the above sum Of Two
Hundred and siSiy.nlno Dollars and six.
ty.four cents, rolurnnbIe 10 The May Term
noxt Of the Amilo Circuit Court, 10 DO
held Oh the SfceND MONDAY IN May,
Eighteen Hundred and Fory-Four, and
unless tho said Delendont shall appear,
give special bail and plead, answer or do
mur, within the time prescribed for up.
poarance at said Term, Judgement final
will DO demanded against The property
attached, and the Garnisheo summoned.
and tho property so attached will be sold
and applied 10 tho payment Of Plaintiffs
demands and all costs
Il. l.. TORRANCE, Cl'k.
Liberty, March 80, 1914. Awe
Ham, Mcknight Plaintiffs Attorney.
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ADM. NISTRA1UR'S SHE.

1DM. NISTRA1UR'S SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF an order granted by
I'd the Probate Court Of Amitc county
Mississippi, at the March Term, 1914,
will expose at public auction, before the
door Of the Cour, House in the Town oil
Liberty, on Monday the 9Th dag of May
1874; all the effects which we're of James
M. Norwood, deceased, both real and per
embarrassing Of an undivided half Of
lot or parcel of land, to-wit:-Commen
cling at the west corner Of lot number
8, in square number 6, thence on a
straight line on southern boundary, OIL
said lot, 90 feet 6 inches, thence running
north on Straight line to the northern
boundary Of lot, number |, in square
number 6, thence along the northern
boundary, west to the northwestern cor
ner lot number /, in square number 6,
thence running south to the place of be.
ginning in the Town of Liberty; Also an
undivided half Of Lots number and 2
in square numter 7, in the Town Of Lib
y.-Also, the undivided half of lots
number 8 and A, in square number |, in
The Town Of Liberty. -Also, an undivided
fourth Of so much of lot number 4, 10
square, number 10, and described as fol-
lows, to wit: Beginning at the north east
corner of lot, number 4, and running
south with Broad Street So feetto stake,
thence running west across said lot to a
stake on the western boundary, thence
north to the north west corner of said lot,
thence running east TO the place Of be-
ginning IN the Town Of Liberty Also,
the entire interest Of the south east quar-
ter Of section number 81, in township
number 2, range number 5, east, and the
halfof the south west quarter OF section
number FL, in township number z,
range number 5, east.--Also, the wesl
half OF south west quarter OF section
number SO, in township number a,
range. 5, east.--Aso, lot ofStock Cattle,
one Cupboard, one Clothes Press, one
Execution Desk, and other articles too te-
dious 20 mention, 10 be sold on credit oil
twelve months-purchaser will be re-
Iquired 10 give notes with approved secu-
rity.
+. L, 3RAMBLET,
Administrator
March 50, 1914, ava
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March 9, 1914.
NOTICE

LETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned on the
Estate Of John Smylie, deceased, at the
February Term, 1914, Of the Probate
Court OF Amite county all persons in
debted to said Estate, are required TO
make immediate payment; and those ha-
wing claims against the same, are reques.
ted to present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they
@. A. HUDSON,
4AdminiStsGtOr.
March 2, 1914. oSwo
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RAN,3ER,S SALE.


I'm Monday the 9th day Of May, 1914
" | will sell before the door of the
Court House in Liberty, the following
described strays, to-wit:
One dark brown Mule, taken up by
Samuel McGehee, and appraised at $40.
One dun Filly, taken up by William
Haygood, four years old, and appraised
at $l5.
One bay roam Horse, taken up by B
H. Nixon, IA years old, and appraised al
$50.
One Heller, taken up by Joseph Lard
and appraised at 81.
One Heifer, taken up by the same. and
appraised at So.
T HOS. VI. KlNCADE,
Ranger.
April 6, 1914. 5w4
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,

]. SELlGMAM.
HNHE Subscriber would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Liberty, and
surrounding county, that he has just open
ed in Major Donnella's Store, new and
desirable stock Of goods,
CLOTHING,
Calicos, from 10 to Is cts. per yard,
French Calcos, from 20 to 25 cts. per
yard,
White and colored Musins, from Is to
so cents per yard,
Brown domestics, from TO 10 cents
per yard,
Bleached do from 10 to l2a cents
per Yard
All OF which will be sold at New Or
leans cash prices.
April 6, 1914. 5tf
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arch 81, 1914.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE COUNTY. IS.


ANTE COUNTY, SIS.
TO all persons Interested in the Real Es.
tate of GABRIEL w. HARRINGTON, a
minor GREETING:
" GU are hereby cited to be and per.
n. sonal.y appear before the Probate
Court Of Amite County, on the FourH
Monday IN June next, to shew cause, il
any they can, why the following Real Els
tate Belonging 10 said minor, should moi
be ordered to be sold, to-wit;--The easi
half, Of the north west quarter, Of section
number %, in township number l2, o.
range number !, west; in tue district o.
lands subject TO sell at Mount Salus, Mis-
sissippi, containing 80 1900 acres--and
the east half, Of the south east quarter, Of
section number Is, in township number
IL, of range number I, west; containing
I81 1900 acres, in the district of lands
subject ID sell at Mount Salus, Mississippi
and the west half, of the south west
quarter, Of section number IA, in town
ship number IL, OF range number |, west;
containing 70 .84-l00 acres, in the dis
Itrict Of lands offered for sale at Mount
Salus, Missssppi--and the east half, Of
the south west quarter, Of section number
"A, in townshipnumber IL, OF range num-
Der / west; containing 70 84-10J acres,
in the Choctaw district, and State Of Mis-.
sissippi.
1t is further ordered by the Court that
this Citation be published in the "Liberty
Advocate and ''Woodville Republican, 7
for the time prescribed by law.
,Nu1. WITNESS the Hon. JOHN
,MM0 WALKER, Judge Of Probate
Of said County, the Fourth
Monday Of March, A. d., One
TTW Thousand Eight Hundred and
Forty-four.
Issued S0th March, 1914.
S. r. DAVIS,
Clerk.
March 80, 1914. Awe
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Trustees Sale.

EDY VIRTUE Of Deed Of Trust Ek-
ecuted By CHARLES w. McKNlGHr
to E. NJ. Davis, TO secure Simeon Avery,
William Jones, and John E. Firth, from
certain liabilities therein named, and of
Record in the Clerks Office of the Pro-
bate Court OF Amite County, | will sell TO
the highest bidder on Monday the s3rd
dag of September, 1914, at the door ofthe
Court House in Liberty, for cash, the
following described property, to-wit:
One negro man Charles, and
negro man Abraham, and negro
girl Nelly, one Mare and Colt,
Five work Steers, and one Ok
Wagon,
and convey such title TO the purchaser as
is vested in me by the said Deed of Trust,
the subsequent appointment Of me as
trustee.
WILLIAM G. HARRELL,
Trustee.
March 9, 1914. im6
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N 9 W Advertise m e nts.
NOTICE.

Isl NUIICE.
MN ISSES S. T. 81 S. A. RUSSELL,
N would give notice that the Second
sssion of the Liberty Female Academy,
Dill commence on Monday next, the 18Th
Hstant, and continue for the term Of five
.|pnths.
They would also mention that they
4 Ne succeeded in procuring the services
& professor Of music in every way
allied to instruct young Ladies' in that
|hnch.
April 10, 1914. Off
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NOTICE.

- WIS Committed to the
~ w v Jail Of Ami,e county,
dis, BY David Jeweu, Esqr.,
" aJusllce OF the Peace, in and
Tor said County, on the 18th
inssp as runaway, a negro
! who says his name is ANTHONY
mat ne belongs TO William Wood.
living near Clinton, La.,-sa bow il
90 years Of age--dark complexion
several scars from knife on his
s!--had on cotton.shirt, lindsey
o.a,oout, cotton panlaloons, an old
and old shoes. s@s
y owner Of the above described ne
requested to come forward, prove
ar'N Paycharges, and take him out
JOHN G. ANDERSON,
Tailor.
10, I644s off.
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MOTYCE.

LETTERS Of Administration having
been grained to the undersigned on thu
Estate Of Mary Brabham, deceased, III
the February Term, 1874, Of the Probate
Court Of Amite county-all persons in
debted to said Estate, are required to
make immediate payment; and those ha-
wing claims against the same, are reques-
ted to present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
lanes BRABHAM,
administrator.
March 2, 1914. 52w6
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
n ETTERS Testamentary having been
Il granted to the undersigned at the
March Term, 1914, Of the Honorable
Probate Court of Amlte county, on the
Estate of William ArbmhmOt, deceased
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said estate to make immediate
payment, and all those having claims
against the same are requested TO presen,
them, duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
THOMAS r. CHEATH AN,
l., NJ. DAVIS,
Executors.
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NOTICE.
HNhe friends OF Education are respect
fully invited to attend lecture to be
given this evening at o'clock, al the
Female Academy, on the Lancastrian
system Of teaching Geography, by
I. J. DAVIDSON.
April 6, 1914.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been APP.
pointed commissioners to receive
and audit claims against the Estate OF
Hezekiah r. Harrington, deceased (repor.
ted insolvent,) by the Probate Court OF
Amite county, Mississippi, at the March
Term, 1914, will meet at the Court House
in the Town of Liberty, for that purpose,
on the first Wednesday in each month for
the ensuing six months.
S. r. DAVIS,
B, w. SMITH,
Commissioners.
March 80, 1914. 4m6
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A + the May Term, 1914, Of the Pro.
IA bate Court Of Amite County,4 will
present my account as Guardian Of Ell
jail Thompson, for final settlement and al.
owance, and surrender my letter of
Guardanshp.-AlI persons may attend If
they think proper.
HATTEN c. WEATHERSBY,
Guardian.
March 80, 1914. Ava
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PROMISES --kno' be'ss'os'Hv' '"'oub"
p..., Things noted principally fof
liz makleg MOSS, both depending
wv lorthsir value upon their hair
u..ns,Ism.--A nap 10 give sense 20
,he.s having none when awake BID
Rsyabiiean,
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March 80, 1911.

NOTICE.
A T the May Term, 1914, of the
"a Probate Court of Amite County,
will present my account as Executor OF
John Nelin, deceased, for final settlement
and allowance, at which time, sll persons
interested can attend, if they think pro
per. GILBERT NELiN'
Executor.
Mach 90 1914. Avs
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TUST received and ready for New
. Years day, II Dozen Fine Linnen
Bosom Sh;rls.--Also, Fine Dress Goats
and Pants at tho Cheap Cash Store.
TW HITCHCOCK, Il Co.
Litarly, December 90, I84S 43
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NO1YCE.

NOTICE..
A t the May Term, 1914, we will pre-.
~ sent our account as Administra-
tors of the Estate of Samuel X. Thomp-
son, deceased, for final settlement and al
| uW ance.
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SUPREME CouRr.

The following Opinions have been de-
liyered by The Court at its present term:
By RuFFIN, G. j., in Jones D. Thomas.
from Henderson, affirming the Judgment
below.
Also, in Gray and Others .. Cannon, in
EQUITY, from Northampton, declaring
III re is no error in The decree appealed
from.
Also, in den on demise of Pace ..
Station, from Henderson,. reversing judg.
ment below.
Also, in State .. Bryant, from Gran.
vile. affirming the judgment below.
By DANIEL, ]. in Deviney .. Wells,
from Rutherford, directing new trial
Also, in Deviney .. Wells. from Ru
ltherford, directing new trial.
Also, in Whit .. Ray, from Yancy, at
fming The Judgment below.
Also. in stare D. Patton, from Hender
son, arres,ing the Judgment.
BY CASTOR, j. in Morrisey D. Love
from nuplin, directing new trial.
Also, ia Beam .. Rlanton & Clark. il
Equity, from tie, eland, declaring tia
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Kurg aad Suirias.-The rohbsry
r. New iork, aioat menfh 30. &c ons
q he Trunks 81 PoaseEus ; Extaess Inc.
scniainiAg mary talrahle leslers snd paek.
sgrs. with ssslo60 IA Bank Noses, and
si5a.co0 a No,es only ras.ls Elled Hp,
has bern followed By series &c most 10
maFkable events, exlibiiing die Pusiden-
iisl hand IN The exposure o. guilt, and the
arquiiisl Of many innocent per-ons On
when suspicion had falIen- Several PEP
cons had been arrested. bur no clue found
. lie mystery, uniil The 18th inst. when
merchant deposited ID Bank $500 bill:
tllzt bill was presented II another Bank
Tor payment, recognized As ode contained
IN the trunk, the merchant was sought for
and found. he remembered from whom he
had received il, put the officers on the
track, and they arrested the man, young
German named LachncE ahcut so years
Of age, who had been In this country only
9 months, tcgciher with his wife, 10 whom
he had been marrei since the robbery.
On Teaohing thar lodgings, die trunk was
found, with all the money except few
hundred dollars. All this was accnm-
plished within six hours after the passing
Of the bill BY Lachner; and what Is most
remarkable this $500 bill was the only
ono which could be identified oul Of all
that were in the trunk! The unsigned
bills had been burnt BY Lachner and his
wife, 80 they confessed, and The cinders
were found IN the chimney. on which the
names Of the Banks. &c- were still yisi-
be. The guilty pair were confined in
cells Of the prison, and Lachner,
two days after hrs arrest, hanged himself
BY silk handkerchief, and when found
was quite dead. !.
Truly, The wages of sin is DEATH"
Fayetteville Obs.
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- - - 49,
The rspen of Ii Thnnlzy hrsugkl
= h< Ihsisnrhely snnounrrmenf a. a
dad q lie Hoa. WILLIAM CASTOR,
He died u he eiiy u Raleigh. On Tues.
dzy ihs2sd instsns. a lie esidenoe q
Mn. Taylor. sher sH,lsnrss oftsi fsu
hears. i lie e6sh yeaI u Ii 80. Tha
Register u fndsy. ca srn0snsiny In
dcalh &c this Distinguished indisidnzl.t zy.s:
: IL wss il DE enic, meni az his usual
health Dc morning a ihai day. and took
bis seai uFon the Bench q he Suprsms
Couri, nov IN session in tle Capitol. lie
Was taken suddenly III. and removed 10
he house Of Mrs. Taylor. bui improved
% much during die day Is % remove Al
approximations Of danger. About 8 O'Clock
IN The evening, While engaged in earnest
conversation with the Governor. JUDGE
Ruin. ard some oshcr friends. he com
planned Of Sudden return Of he attack,
feIl back and expired without struggle"
The Register concludes with lie FOL-
lowing rehecii0ns:s
@T'his affecting disPensaiion or Proyi-
dence Is yet TOO recent 10 be fully realized;
and The feeling Of gloom whirh pervades
our community. Is rather the smpor con
sequsni upon Sudden and undeHned Gala
nifty. ihan ihe calm and lasting grief which
succeeds IN ireparable loss. II is doing
no injustice 70 the living TO mourn the
dead, even II we mourn them as those
whose places may not soon be filed again:
and who may estimate the loss which has
been sustained in this sudden bereavement
We wanid not intude our sympathies up
on those whose grief j. TOO sacred for hu-
man consolation; but there i public loss,
which we share equally with every citi-
zen Of The stale. For forty years he has
been the ornament Of his profession-the
idol Of his iriends--tie admiration Of all
who knew him. The able jurist, the up
right Judge, the elegant and accomplished
scholar, The urbane and polished gentle-
man, the meek and dignifed christian, he
has gone down from among US like the
sun al sea, leaving the brightness Of his
splcndor TO be equalled only BY
the milder radiance which shall liager and
play like halo Of beauty around RS me-
mory."
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GENERAL IlcKSnN AND SlNTA ANi.

General Santa Anna, who refused 10
rel, ase prisoner named Bradley, at the
intercess'on Of Waddy Thompson. our
M mister. Las granted HAT layer t. Gene
,al jackson, who also made intetce, sion.
Santa Anna. in his note. .ays:
The mediation of the hon. Gen. Jack
snniur me j. highly ttspet table, a. much
for his beng one Of The m.st distinguished
men sfthe Unit.d States as for the special
iavors which he best. wed ON me in 1886
when returned from my captivi,y in Tex
a.. This in,erposltian has induced me +
giant the order for the liberty oil Bradley
winch Ienclose TO you, thai you may be
pleased 30 give i. The necessary d'rec ions,
and also to manifest 10 general Jack>on thai
| shall alw a, be happy to be honored with
his orders, inasmnch a, they can nfve'
give me any mnlestatlon, whatever may
be the subject 10 which they relate: but
on tie contrary, will give me great plea
sure, because il is always pleasing to cor
respond with persons who, Ike han, en-
| j " lame so highly conspicuous.
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WORTHY or mIIiTlOs-Ths editors d
The Ashcyille messenger have issued q
prospectus for Publishing an cxtn edition
Oftheir papes until after The Presidential
election, 10 Be furnished to clubs on very
cheap terms. This is an cxceIlen, plan,
ani i worthy Of encouragement. II
should be the desise; Of every Wig %
circulate information among the people as
extensively as possible, and this is far
preferable plan % tha, Of sending our mo-
ney % the North or the ephemeral pub
licasions which arc daily sprinsing up
there. 1.-THE Wings Of Orange and adj
Joining counties win give Us The assurance
81 encouragement, win publish extra
numbers Of The Recorder, and furnish them
on liberal terms.