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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY; stai 1a.

once No. IL, Wall street, New York.
THIS Company continue to insure LIVES ON
lLY' upon the most favorable terms, and at the
lowest rates of premiums. The annual premium,
i over $50, may be paid ,one-fourth in cash and
threefourths in secured note, payablein one year.
with six per cent interest," subject to assessments,
if required by the Company; or It may be paid in
monthly or quarterly payments at the option Of the
insured. There will be an annual dividend of pro-
fits paid in scrip certificates, bearing per cent in
terest, which interest is payable annually. The
Company vii loan on their scrip two-thirds its
amount OF it may be applied to the payment Of flu
ture premiums, or TO increase the amount insured.
All persons taking policies become members but are
not liable beyond the amount Of their premiums.
A married woman can insure the life Of her hus-
band, secure from any demands Of his creditors for
any amount, the annual premium Of which does
not exceed 5000. The company will pay an equi-
table rate for Life Policies, when they shall have
acquired value. All claims on policies will be
paid within three months after proof Of the death OF
the persons insured. The funds Of the Company
must be invested only in stocks Of the United States
States Of Massachusetts,, New Jersey, New York,
in first mortgages real estate, worth double the
amount loaned.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
YORK-MORRIS ROBINSON, President Hav-
ing been appointed agent for tho above named in
stuton, am prepared to receive applications for
insurance on life for or more years, or for the
duration of life. The advantages of the mutual
principle above the heretofore more usual Joint.
stock companies SO great that it is only neces-
say to understand the principles of its operation to
give. a decided preference to the mutual plan.
treatise on the subject and forms Of application 70
insurance can be had at my store On 7th street, i'm
mediately opposite the National Intelligencer Office
G. 8. FOWLER Agent.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
k'oUR small Frame Houses, situated on the corr
i ner OF 4th and L streets. Enquire at this
office. hfA a'.lh f3l 4
iulv -5teod gfbo3
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LHWS IUFE THE UNITED DSI.HIES--UTERE-
.auip15iah FOTYPED EDITION. ii-62 4sHt
Published by authority Of Congress.
"a l4g,lt VOL. 10 sEPAhATELY. y Oi8t8Rft G
THE subscribers will publish at the commence
i ment Of the present session of Congress, about
January l, 1916, "THE Laws OF THE UNITED
STATES" agreeably to an act Of Congress of the
last session. and for the accommodation Of those gem
tIsen ,oho haze the earlier edition in nine voln,es,
volume ten, containing the laws from the year 1899
to March 1845, will be published separately and
sold at the cost Of paper and print An annual sup
plement on similar type and paper will hereafter
be published at the cloae of each session of Con-
gress, SO that the Laws Of the United States may
always be had in neat and uniform style.
.tfell ANA LITTLE & BROWN,
Law Booksellers and Publishers Boston
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DIRECTORS.
Rensselaer, Havens, Rshert l.. Patterson,
X Guillaume Merle, Seth Low, I
Lewis Q. Grover, q Charles 8. Macknett, a
II VIM, A. F. Pentz, i Thos- B. Segur, M ,.
VIM. M. Simpson, i.s Marcus L. Ward. as
Henry McFarlan, taa s,t,.. g.a a-,a sgar./
a. \. ROBERT l.. PATTERSON, President.
BENZ. G, MILLER, Secretary. .asg d "A a,..
/, JOSEPH L LORD, Agent. .sisss +. ~. .a
!, JAMES STEWART, M. D. No. 2, Bond ST..
Medical examiner. NJ aalsfes IN .sis # ,e .r,..
Ha.atl - washington, ID. @. yt,t...sg,
b JOSEPH q. LEWIS, Agent, 7th street, nearly
opposite the Patriotic Bank. tts.@t.5#
. HARVEY LINDSLY, M. D., corner of Al and
y streets Medical examiner. # al feb eff
LAYS OF 'TTIE 9ILNTTED STATES FRE-
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Keep, Clean.

THE largest assortment of the best BRUSHES
IL constantly kept on hand ct my Hardware and
Variety Store Pennsylvania avenue near 9th street.
wholesale and retail. a3J GEO. SAVAGE.
april 22-tf mat. Intelligencer ST.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06
CIIAPL.h!NS.

4 Washington correspondent oftLc Phil
adj. Ledger, writes on tho :!lst, MI. that
the president has ''arpointed IS Chaplain in
inc Army, SaLcrJoMN II. ELE'Y, o. fired
.rr'ek, Slaryias d. and Rev. Mr.. Rae, Vice
President Of the ~<iccrcc.own College. and
that they take tI.cii departure this morning
for the army on he RI Grlmlr. They are
Of the most distinguished Jcsuits in tie
United States, and their a:io:.tmcnt will
ne calculated to rrmovc form liz minds Of
TIE Mexican people, and those of the
Catholics in our army, the impression that
the war against Mexico is a war against
their rclision.-ER"puhiican.
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!i.,.! i.,,..,. -, !.i;yr LII Il. 3 r. =,
.ur y IS beg. tic IoVcrir,Hl IL pre.,rc lo:
This contest, which has sagacious mind saw
coming.
lie ::rote repeatedly TO Washington, and more
than once gave ad:sIt of what he considered
ought 10 ~ the plan Of oPcrations. Strange as
il my appear, ne was ridiculed for his course,
and yet Gen. Scott, the President, the Secretary
of war, and all The great men ofthe country, have
how adopted Ike very course he 50 long ago laid
down. We csstcom Gen, Scott highly .or his
I,rowesS in war.J3 w can go 10 further: and all
We ask ofhim low i act 10 interfere with the
old horo on; we claim as our OWL.
IL stem boat Conroy arrived here { few
''o+': s:f,r With Your gallant Missouri bo?s on
!bcar!. f'ey lirsi the Whole vessel Us they
care ii, ais: gc re greeted with The tallcsi kind
of cheers, which they returiri i'll iine spirit.
They are in good health. anNiors 10 move on TO
III fray hy the FIRST opportunity. As Gen.
it:ainYs considers The issuc o. a ell from the
Wa Department ,ir-.'.,; an Interference W ith
his eli, / c.3.I 81 >.- - ten 10 will take in
IN" rI,;:cr. Iic -. ..r. .r. !" called upon ii
c!icr, AID his no}.i. g.. . 81. % al il oantc
r.:o The c:tiv.lry Il Ni.- .E. e. .-r lance ior {
fight.
nI>inc>sis :crr :iall. Lut IT, T.. &C companies
ne i.".,a..ing sut!,cr inclined tow T ulnitfin- The
war ciaGsc, ii r~e,;"ciag .ac rates. ibis is rath'
cr = To- !y;:er tar me 10 writc, hut trust yor
aay @aiHcr >@:l1 few items from II for ycur excel
is"; '"'i r"r"'"r rrrs-- NJ.
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From the ST. LOU, Organ.
N.cw Orleans. Ma 2Sth, 1876.

Ncw Orleans. Ma 2Sth, Is 10.
The steamship Telegraph liiu:,, us news
that tlc Army of Occupation has really
crossed the river into tie territory of tie
.l,lrv. .Iu>ttcu GaNS since the iittlv town
81 I@.a.;;; was taken. after a mere show OF
rc>oi<, aucr. Tie force marched mo the
town VS. al:;'lc ever 100 only.
Or the Ig,h dcSpatcLcS were received at
Point Isabel from old Rough and Ready,
Stain" tnat lac had marched into Natai"o-
las without mrctir. with tie least orro>i-
ti.n. The loss of the Americans, thus far
in III the engagements, docs not exceed
10.
Il is stated that the ,IlcAican General bad
nearly starved lis nnrn keeping ti!cm "n
hrc 4 AMI nat,r =. and then promised to give
t.r:n Ill the provisions Ii. IL" American
c..u.. Tii,i> certainly one way to m!h"
r4cn i. (. au,. il trrtth they dii fight much
better i..m :tcS have ever ben known TO
before.
Many Of the prisoners <kuIhcd in bye
,,l:cr till DIZZY Iaiind ii COED q! p1rE..Ity,
49, ! ticn rauiurwaYi 10 the American camp,
AK surrendered without say ing a world
Others. (r"0r cmaciatcd v!,tcilc"( ths mo-
mcnt thcv were received Is prisoners, com
n.ruc,! ~"bbin9 Spanish, pointing to their
rpcn mout!'S and pntt!nr thcir stomaciiS- to
II our boys hnnw that thcy were hungry
True to tux nct!" character o! American
SETTLERS. he Lads soon .a"c them to Under
stand that as l.,y had got tDcir ~stomari,S
fell of fighting, they Shc;.Li now be fitted
.:iGh :"mc'i,in9 morr substantial; aud for
getting tie deadly lr 'I,.i5 winch but amo-
~, Mt before existed h,tW cen item, 0urrlch
# enc" suppl, Il tl,rir wants. M honest
pr:,at" writes me frumthc cdmp-'lt wo"id
i.+I2 G.1" Ycir hCart :e"rd !" nave seen
g.. .,r2IA ~ra>c;'S VI" mic our rroEI>-
i,n:, Though they ~achrowl'''c e" can
,rat them in FIGHTING, - It.t certainly
'.lnck unrior TO tirri VII. / cot e." cat
Il i mi dat III" Mc>irau GcncI"ls, '.noyTii=
de certain duw a..,Ii wlirh must a". Their return
10 the seat of government H"i"r c.I>!ii- c.rvIun-
stance. hay drawn uI >onc 90 cr - antics back
where they are concentrating al In" troops 'nry
can. To these will he added recruits expected
10 be sent forward by Paroles. lie Whole 20 Ut
so located as 90 at en- i:r,SSc upon aIty diEI>I"H ci
Tie American fc-ccs which lazy haPP'n 10 come
across their path. | suppose thai tins may prob
ably be done if they can keep Their men together
which s,rrns DOUBTFUL after the reports Ercm the
prisoners whu have h"vH tLhcn
So much from The sc#r o! War. Nov for a little
,?a;tcr which is keeping this city u Il perfect
stew. II is the expectation that Gen. Scott
will reach here Tomorrow. We know not What
powers lc br;ncS with han, nor TO VIVA; extent
he may 60; and this creates mich unrasinc>s.
Scott is mt popular here. His con !rrt towards
Gen. Gaimcs in days gone by, is still fresh in our
memories and our people cannot help thinking
that this is another thrust at our venerated and
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Trcm the Nashville Union.
TENNEGST,E VOLUNTEER SONG.

III /. Il. sTr,RNs.
T,,,S,.,, 39ye.
&c gaiiar; sons ct 1c"n'ssce
r. :.ve,rgc our slaughtered: ccrntrymcn,
BRA. PnRrrx. Caos.. .and I'll.
Oh !, cc,oe ..;one. br,,.. TENNESSEE ay..
.,,rts f. tbr ON Ur.o
Wen plant me s:""'2lS Strir;S Ia stars
III The ilcar' u Hi'Al''-
Ourh ,,,o mon L,re bceu r,u.5,,rJ Lows.
Some i'm, Tr;.,n tb~nwn.
o"f sol They've ta7ed I" i'"i1i u G',
I w. ''''>''r Se'i ..a;'l"- ItGo' &c
On Hs.bon.'s shirt ,nmrnaas Us,
Br Ne Crochrrr't Ice, mi ~:%.Hx1x.
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MURDER OF \ WHOLE rAMILT.--A lnln ILL
VIM. ~iIu!scn. liyinc in Pcnuldon county, Va, on
the lii, inst. deliberately murdered lis vie aid
ii,rrc children. besides Jane and Robert Cliff. and
~ilarriiiv mu.:lated another child. He tEcr set fire
Il thc !c.sc and escaped. The only cause assignee
for a.. Lluotv deed, is = misunderstanding will,
his wife. lie vas Z member Cflhc NJ. T. Church,
and was highly respected.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

1fICE Is tul>.y given to all CREDITORS Oh
= others Interested in the estate Of Thomas
Chamberlain decd, that at the Aug. term OF the
Pike county Court | shall make a final set.
of said estate as Administrator thereof;
when and where those intere sled can attend.
FREDERICK BRANSTETER,
June 9th, 1876.
= Attest style Sill ks, Lawns, BALI crimes,
4 Muslin elanes a nd Cashmere for sale at
very low prices by H. E. BLOCK, & CO.
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+. ,;.2y ~. I'll: =. ,ngr. i::r:i>rn-r. 49, r.,
inn effect! their escape. When he laI reacGl-
ed Texas agAin, nc joined Capt Hayes, who with
fifteen OILERS, armed with Colts rcApeoting PTS
tolls. fought 10 Con,ncI.e, and dc:@.t,i them
leaving 81 killed upon tic ground. He. Val
ker was ruii through the holy with l. Coasanc'le
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

Judge K;ac,il; Of tie I9th district, h.
performed a very Landsomc, and We ara We
ry happy to hear: "A very acceptable act, by
the appointment Of MIS-. Trimblc, the &C
complishcI AID cstimahlc lady of tie late
John TrimbIc. as clerk of the Carter ciI-
cult, in the place Of her DECEASED husband.
-lFrankfort ~ COMMONWEALTH.
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Attention Builders!

NNTE are now prepared to receive bids
W for the building of a church in Prai-
r~ieville, Pike county Mo. The house to be
a frame 80 By 40 feet in the clear, Is feet
pitch, 8 feet gallery, to be completed by
the 18th OF December 1916. Those who
wish the Job mcstl lay in their bid on or be-
fore Saturday the Goth June. For further
particulars apply to S. o. Minor, Prairie
vile, Mo.
DAN'L. w ALLEN,
WI. BARNETT, Building Conn
S. o. INMCR,
Prairievlllc, May II, 1916.
- Hannibal Journal please copy.
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KCREASE or SE.MrN.

a bill has passslt.c House Of Rcpre>cn-
~tativcs, giving tic President no~,r to cuIi
into the ~seryic" any i.amb,r Vi seaiacn be-
yond the 1860 iimitedhy tie bill # 1919.
The bill is al alncndcdLill Of the Scua;c.-
Republican.
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CASTINGS.
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ggvIIE splendid Steamer OCEAN WAVE
viii, OIL every Saturday, extend her trip
through 10 NauvoS, Fort Madison, Burlington
and OIuawha, leaving Louisiana every Saturday
at7 O'Clock \. NJ. Returning, will leave Tor st:
Louis every Monday at 3 o'clock P. NJ, instead
of Sunday as her etotore.
Louisiana, HAY 9Th, 1916.
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CAST YOUR ATTENTION
THIS w A VII

RNTE wish erery body 10 know and bear IN
w mind that We have a first rate assort-
reut OF Eca,iy Made Clothing on hand, consist
ir- Of Goats. Pants. Vests, ShiIts, &C., &c, all
made of good material, which we are selling
CIiEAP--anlazingly cheap, fer CASH. We
earnestly request these in want Of clothing to
cell as wearr cry sanguine that the quality and
mice will ul..sc he most iastidious. Don't for
setto call.
Water street, Louisiana No.
April ?J'h, 1916.
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Mr.. Thomss: You will plr"Sc announce
nv name as Il can.iiiatc fer Constable of
Indian Creek Township, i: the ensuing Az
gust election. and ohliGc respectfully.
YOURS sc. NATHAN MASSEY.
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We are authorized 10 announce JoSE?H
RiCuAnrsoN, ESQ, { candidate forthc Of
flee of County Justice At the ensuing Au-
gu! c.yvtion,
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

We are auihoriI, i 20 auroumc ,iouH s.
MAssIr as = candidate ftT thc office Of jas
tice OF tac Peace. Of EuiInio Township. Il.
tie ensuing August election.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

We are authorized to annoEtcc El,u,rn
II. JoHysoS ofCuivre Township, rs Cali
didate for tie office Of County Justice, at
the ensuing August elcctlon.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

Appointment j. the President: by AND
with the advice and consent Of the senate,
Thomas c. Reynolds, to be Secretary Ci
legation Of the L. s. at Madrid, vice Ja>Yc,
II. Livinga::n. resigned.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

The New Orleans Times Of the %, says:
1t is reported ttCovcrmment is about to plr-
chase a French schooner now in this port. She
is a fine vessel, built expressly for the Senegal
trade. Size is pierced for guns, and might be
armed and seIt 20 sea without delay, and is also
said 10 he a ver5 fast sailer.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

che Santa lc expedition is % consist
solely oil L. :. Dragons AID volunteer.
from ~EE:.>-rri.
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SELECTED.-The Inherent volunteer ca.,

SELECTED.-The ~2lticrcHt volunteer coin
panies for Santa Fe were INSPECTED on rrf.i4y
last by Col. C'npbril. II, Gaei'rit to rc. IL.
the company commanded l.. Crpt. Fischer, ii"
Laclede Mountain rangers comm arf;cI ~ opt.
Hudson, the company "Dlnmtn'c,l hy Cap H.
monson, IN! the Artillery c.rnpny u'pl,r Ia"
command OF Capt. Weis;Irnan. They ucrr'i-
rected to equip themselves as seen as pos ! T."
so that they might proceed 10 Font LeavcnwD."r.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

The third Quarterly Meeting of Che
Methodist E?isrei;l CAutch. South. VII
be held in Clacksr:lia, commencing Oh Sat
urdav, tic l2thiaSt., at IL o'clock: 4, II.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

The independence (IIi>souri) E:positor says
an order has been received there, 10 raise seven
companies for frontier defence.
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RENIOE.

Tic Montreal Courier Of the 2lst, las The
following postscript:
F'Tl:crc is a rumorin general circulation,
particularly in military circles, that Tie GOV
messenger has arrived ill town
with di>i.'. res brought ;y tie steamer Of
the -!tir. sid 80 have arrived at Boston, all
nouncing that t." British itiniStrfa at WASH
im@ton has been directed TO clo>c lis COM
muairatinnS with tie American Govern
mcnt and proceed 70 Er%iand.. pfrIg"!l
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

Willard p. iiall, he Democratic nominee for
Congress i'll the Third Congressional District OF
Missouri, volunteered 10 20 10 the Rio Grandr
the receipt of the Governor proclamation. hist
on his way dow tie Missouri river, he icar'i
that the volunteers lad been ordered back, but li'
kept on TO this city, and last Saturday enrolled
himself as a private i'll Capt. Elmo''Son )
company Reporter.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

Two Fnglishncn residing in Circ.1c.ti. made
themselves busy Oh the 2Ih nit. in dcn"nncirg
the war movements OF this country. They were
pelted with eggs by Il large crowd, a~n!tiirir prop
crtv demolished.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-06

DsThe Governor Of Kentucky has issued =
proclamation, announcing that the rcqulsi'I"n oil
that State for volunteers has bccn met, All caisc-
quent!y thai no more companies can be ~rccoieei
at the present.
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Magical Pain Extractor.

ED EDUCIION FOURFOLD IN PRICES
II Q, or nothing i the Bser - not delighted uih
IT, An article that every family must consider
indispensable, v hen they know ia power and va
lue and which has heretofore been sold too high
10 reach al classes, has nov been reduced four.
f1id 10 price, Ith a view that rich and poor, high
Md low, and in fact every hucra being ma en-
Joy It's comforts; and all y 1yet 1t shall have
the price returned 70 tho" -hO I are not delight
Cd alh i,s use. We assert lthe,ho the possibil.
iy d contradiction, that all burns or Sca!ds, er.
sty e1tern1L Sore, old or frcsl and all external
pans aud aches, no matter where, shall be redu.
ced to comfort by il IN five UNDERSTANDING life,
imh OF scar. No bum can b. fatal i this Is ap.
ptted, unlcss the pitals are deS-@s'd by The aeet,
dent. 1t is truly magical, 10 app, aranae, IA ITS
effects. Enquire tor p" Connc's Magical Pain TX
tractor Salye," at Comstoek & Co.. Il Cortland
Street. Price Is cCnts, or four times no much Tor
80 cents, and ten times as much for 81.
All country merchants are rcqrested to take 1t
t. their towns on commission, as he greatest blca
fiug to mankind that has been discovered ~ med
ictue for ages This IL str0n language, bat you
may depend its power will Justify It. Sold at u
'0ftland Street, where il can be found genuine
IN rev York city.
tAU IION,-Ba sure you get C0sSELs, as our
plate with Dai!ey's name on IT has been stolen
sud counterfeit and worthless stuH may appear
uEdef that name. See that 1t Is direct from Com.
stock 4 Co. or never touch it. For sale at the
Charlotte Drug Store by u. Oates,
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20 f. Il II Y
SPEAK GENTLY.

Speak gently At is better Far
To rule by love than fear
Speak gently let no harsh words mar
The good we might do here.
Speak gently love doth whisper low
The vows that true hearts bind
And gently friendships accents dow,
Affections voice Is Kind
Speak gently 10 the little child,
II. love be sure to gain
Teach 1t IA accents soft and mild,
II may not long remain.
Speak gently TO the young. for they
Will have enough to boar
Pcs through this lifs as best they may
'Iis full Of anxious care.
Speak gently 10 The aged one,
Gfeye not tho careaorn heart,
7 be sands OF lie are nearly run,
Let such IN peace depart.
SPEAK gently, Kindly 10 tho pnor,
Let no harsh tone BE- heard
Tbey have enough they rnI endure
Without al uuEind word
Speak gently 20 tho cuinr know
They m.ss have iJilrd IN ysu
Prrchancr uHkiuduess made them So,
Ola! ~ tsem back again.
Speak gently Ne Who gave bis tie
10 bend msus stubborn Wlil.
When elements were Gercs With strife.
said 10 them. " Peace, BE- st,li."
Spsas gently IL lbllc th.og
Dropped ia tho heart. Heep @c.l,
The good, the 10y which It may blug
Eternity shall tell
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NOT r..
TO DRIVERS or .EEsES

fEyHOSE having Gold upon their lands N VEINS
"a surface Or deposit mines, which thcy WISH
explored, would Do wril to give The sub7cHosts Il
cali or notice post paid, at Gold HI, Rowan 'or
n. C.. a. We wl,h to lease and operate more eA'en,
sively 10 the Mining business. Good Miners "nl
be despatched Immediately 10 examine aud 'est
such mines as may be offered; but IN no case VIII
lands be examined wit out the privilege OF leas'
inp. and no lease taken Tor shorter ter" 'hah
three years. As persons often obtain lenses ",'p.
out any intention OF operating Suihcieh''y " '''
,to Mo- and thereby keep an lncumbrance upon
The rern,scs to the prejudice Of both lessor and
,hose emily DESTROYS Of thoroughly exploring them
the Subscribers would say, that whenever lhcy
lease they will iuirIy test the mines. ,.,,,,,,
WALLS & HOUSTON.
Oct 10, 1916. III
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