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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-30
JANUARY /. 1913.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

yu1UE subscribers having become satisfied
Il that it would be an advantage both to
the debtor and creditor, have Determined tern I,'..l
from this date to do Cash Or Ready Pay
business, and they would respectfully say to
their old customers and to the public gone,
raIv, that they have on hand 4 very large
and we'll selected STOCK or GOODS,whlsch
they will sell for cash or ready pay, at the
rcri yowest prices. All they ask is an exam
nation of goods Ind prices ,eoeco
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LIST OF FASHIONABLE
BOYS CLOTEITN G e.,
AT SIMILARLY LOW RATES

AT SIMILARLY LOW RATES.
Overcoats and Sacks of brown and black Broad
cloths, each from SO, 5, g., go
Oyercoats and Sacks, of Beaver and Pilot
$3.50, 3, $50, a. $50, 5
Overcoats and Sacks, of Satnetts and rweeds
$2,75 3, $50. 4, $50
Cloaks and Caps, Of Broadcloth
Dress Froclls, of black, brown, green, olive Cloths
So, $50, 7, 80, 8
jackets of black, brown, green, olive Cloths
s., 2,25, 2,50, 3, $50,
F0'N" 0"'''' It'll '''' Wv w. 81, ;, $50, C. G,5o
Pants, of Broadcloth, Cashmere, Doeskin, &c.
Sl,75, ,, 1925, $50, 8
Vests, of black and fancy cold Satns, Nevots, Nc
Soc, 7]c., 81, 1,?5, so
Vests, double breasted, of Cloth, Plaid, Valencia,
a5Oc,, 75c, 81, 12j, $50
Overalls, and many other articles Of Boys Cloth
ing 30 5I anu 0J cents
and an endless variety Of such goods.
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A9 HIGGINS.
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rether with an endless variety Of
RICH PIECE GOODS !

Which will be made up in the most Fashionable
tanner at short notice, as my Whole Stock must
20 closed M IMMEDIATELY, on account Of the
IITEnAr1oNs now GOING ON upon the premises,
md the mdness of the season
Uy~ Every one who calls upon me TO purchase
hiring tbe period named may do so in the Confident
expectation of getting Il Great Bargain!
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(onsiab!c's SaIa.

b. virtue Of writ of Veuaition EXponas
and two; Others of Fieri Facias issuedhy
George w Moore, and George Fl. Joyce,
two justices of The Peace OF the state OF
MaNland in and for Cecil county at the
suite Amos A. Evans vs. the goods; cha
ties, lands, and teneme's OF John laylof
Levin Shorkiey, and Adam Whann, at tn
suits Of John s. kennard, VS. the goods,
ctattes, lands aud teuer1ents, OF Levin
Shocl;,ey and john Mou.eley, and at The
suitof others VS. said Shock'ey and to me d
rccted. have seized and taken INTO eXecu
ton, all the right, lille, claim, Interest, and
Estate. at I.aw and in Eqnl'y Of the sad
Levin Shockcy, in and to one Farm on
Which lie now resides, lying and being
in Coed equity aal adjoining tire lands OF
Amos Leech, Luton aud others near Cher
~ Hill Anal notice * helehy given that Oh
Tuesday the 18th day ofNoyember next
a, lhl Court House Door in E'k'on, at
clock P NJ Twill ofl,r tn" said farm al
ru.Ic Sale to .a'i~ty s,' wrl's.
THOMAS lilATKEkI, Consl.
Octc3 rs.
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q i,'l;r,. S1,in'enance, and heavy heart.
HIS door opened. and his young and
4.@ mating daughter Jest blooming into
',jmanhoud, entered to announc" that a
,,'ateman an old gentleman desired to
.r2 her father. "Shaw HIN in my dar-
ing l!ughter,n said the father, ssand do
youuy child leave us to ourselves. She
obeyed. The old gentleman entered
well Sir,' was his salutation-"haye
YOU considered my proposition" 81
itave- and have determined, happen
VI hat may, will not force or sway, by
any act 81 mine, the will of my child
She shall be left to her own free choice
"Then, Sir, to morrow, by O'Clock,
your property must 90 into the hands
of The Sheriff, unless you find some
friend to pay the twenty thousand dol
lars This he said with sheer, and cold
" lowing he left the house. The poor
fathers heart was racked. lam beg
car--my daughter Is homeless,-l haze
no friend 10 offer assistance in this hour
ofmr severest trial.
in the mids. of these bitter reflections,
ag:;n his daughter entered, introa1cing
gentleman some twenty eight years Of age
"a stronger Am i'll tie presence Of
Mr. g. was His opening remark which be
ing alIrma,irely answered he continued
BY sayugt!ai he wa,ja successful merchant
OF New Nok--.had heard Of the mislor-
tur'es Of hI' Can't had come on purpose
to ask the ayrouu. Of lis liabilities. that he
miG7i loan; tie necessary funds 10 relieve
his wants. Nor was he shocked AT the
mention Of twenty thousand dollars. He
i,A,lded hun hin check, which was duly hon
cred --.ne father was once more happy
nan-- his lauyeter was not house!ess--he
had found some friend to pay despite ile
snees of his hard hearted creditor. Bat,
pray, Sjr, said tie agi,a'el fa'er; 'to what
am indebted for this vnusua,--.i4is mu-
nifteHl Kindness, from an entire sranger"
"p2Ihaps you have torgotlen," wa. he re-
ply, Chat some ci9laeen years since, you
aided a fr'aoirs< boy nf ten Years Of age
to carry bs io2teI basket mp he hill that
yJU cave him good aI,ice, and kindly
words, ! an t: al 10y, | have followed
yooc a'ticr, have Ivcd honestty-I have
q4i,"I wealth. and row. after many Years
come to return to you kind sir, the bread
which hen you cas:so freely "poa the wa
gess.'
1t il SAID, genAo reader that our young
friend caught glimpse Ola beautiful sri Of
A'aetecN az he passed through the entry
and that he called again, and still again,
and won a! las, the heart fine oil mans
dan@h;cr-I <ay--t',iS Is sa;d--and know
i, IS truly said - City rem,
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Parsons 4 WiIs0n,

Z PARSONS WILsoN, having moved their VrN-
II. Derry and Periodical AGENcY from the
corner of Front and N!olkc. sts., 10 No 10 King
st. between 5rd and 4th and having opened a
CHEAP BOOKSTORE would invite the IT.
tentlon of purchasers TO their stock which will be
found complete Ii ali the different departments
ot1tcrature.
All the standard School Books, Blank Ae-
count and Miscellaneous Books alwa VS. on hand.
Blank Books OF particular patterns ruled and
bound TO order at short noice.
New publications. received as soon as out.
Orders respectfully solicited, and persons
ing then, may rely upon having them filed W
care. Address PARSON * WILSON.
Sign nf the Big Book,
No. 10 kng St.
Apr 8 Wil~ ngton, ID o
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Valuable Mills and Farm
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale the prop
crty wherein he now resides, lying in
Cecil county, Md on the Big Elk Creek,
4 miles from Newark, Del, and I miles
from Elk.on, Oh the road from Whining
ton to Port Deposit, and known as
CARROTS Willis.
1t consists of Cotton and Wooden
Factory, with the machinery requisite
Tor carrying on the business, and Grist
Mill and Saw Mil, with good water
power. The other buildings are com,
Portable DWELLING HOu Sc, eight Ten
ant houses, and large stone barn. The
farm contains
SO AGREES.
Of land in good state of cultivation
The neighborhood is healthy, and chur-
ches and schools are convenient, and the
property is deemed to be valuable and
dcsirably located. Apply to Hiram Nc
Culloug h, EIkton, or on the premises,
to the subscriber.
SAMUEL CARR EFT.
Nov. II. 'IS.
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The Final Result.

The event!nl contests over Three mi
lions OF freeman have decided WHO shall
hold he rcins Of government for the next
four years. 1t has been fearful struggle
for power, and the night and masnif'cence
Of the forces brought in contact on Tuesday
last, is a sublime lhcme for contemplation.
The effte, is that Zachary Taylor who new
er s.lrrenders, is again triumphant and vic
;orv perches on our bann once more.
In tins victory we have the promise of be-
nicn results 10 our country, and we find IL ii 4
proper subject for graduation and rejoicing.
We are enabled from the returns 10 TX
the following States in their proper array.
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"A FIXED FACE.
= . y AZ II nv = :,
1T Is UNINERS ALLY CONCFDEN that

1
Stanton's External Remedy,
II U It's LlNIM ENT,
Is one ofthe Greatest Blessings thin the re1cl.
of II mankind it can be had for only 25 cents
bottle, and will always cure when timely ap-
piled. Millions havs testified to its wonderful
healing properties. 1t relieves Pain instantly;
it cures disease, and prerenis det1rmity it restores
to healthy action the NERVOUS System whenever
i is attacked by any OF tho complaints to which
ii is subject; there is no Medicine that can COM
pare with it. lfyou nave either ofthc following
diseases procure it, and you may rest assured
that you will experience relicfat once, and the
continued application will soon remove the dis
ease. Spinal Affections, Rheumatism, Paralysis
and all Nervous Affections, Contrmtons the
Muscles, Sore Throat and Quincy, Issues, Old
Ulcers, Pains in the Back and Chest Ague in
the Breast ard Face, Tooth ache, Sprains, Bruis-
es, Salt Rheum, Burns, Group, Frosted Feet,
Corns, Bunyons, Fresh Wounds, SwelIings and
Bruises, Scrofuous Affections, Poisons Tic Dol
drcux and Ill Cutancons and Nervous Diseases,
vanish before it, and leave the body in sound
and healthy state For evidence of lis great
hover over the System, see the pamphlets to be
DAD of every Agent, gratis.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF SALT
RllEuN New YoRK, February Is, 1914
Silt have been cured Of the Salt Rheum by
effected with the complaint for eight months |
tried every thing that was recommended, but all
to no purpose; the d sease grew worse. InScp
TENDER last, gentleman (Nir. l.. Titus) with
whom ! was travelling, recommended Hunts
Liniment. ! used it but six tunes when the di-
sease left mo. | have deferred making this com.
municatIon, unit! was certain he cure was eff.
tectnal and permanent | am nov certain it is
So and can therefore conscientously recommend
Hunts L:niment as certain and speedy cure for
Salt Rheum'
Yours, respectfully, p. CLEMENT.
A VOICE FROM DELAWARE.
LEWIS, Sussex co Delaware Feb 8, 1s47
Send me SIX boxes of Hunts Liniment imme
diately. am entirely uut, nave heard Of
three cases of Corns being cured by twice bath
ing with the I.nmcnt; several cures OF Rhenm-
aiisn; one case OF Group, and one Of weak limbs.
have had nc furnish the Liniment on the Sab
bath, 50 sanguine was the applicant of its bcnc-
fetal effects. l.. WEST & SON
GEOF gle Z. STANTON, Proprietor,
Sing Sing New York.
Maryland Agent. G. NJ HARRIS, l06 Bal
more ST., near Holiday, and for sale by all THE
lTY DRUGGISTS.
Sold by DIR. j. WALLACE, Elkton.
July Is. rs
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Fall ard winter GsGtfliHg.
WILLIAM G., LOWE.

No. % Market Street.
Respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie generally that he has Just received large
assortment Of fresh and fashionable
Chorus, CAssMERs, YEsTiNcs,
And other goods which Fc will make up and
disD9ac Of for cash at the lowest Philadelphia
prices Customer work will be made up by ex-
pericnced worlinon, in the most fashionable
slylo, and upon the same liberal terms
Those who may b" in want olany thing in his
line OF business, would find ii to ther interest to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
Wilmington, Oct 3n.
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Presidential Electors from each state.

= II1sr IN TrM1.-One day traveller met The
p,agne going into Cairo, and nccosted it thus:--
! ror wha, reason are you entering Carlo" "To
xiii 8 o0o people" Some time after the same
traveller met the plague again, and said "Bnt
you killed 100000" Nay the plague replied
Il killed ibut 5000 fever dm tho rest" The
moral is a good one. The first time we had the
,holera in this city, fever killed many-the Sc
c,nd nn,e there was less fever and fewer deaths
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CheNp v8;saslOsr KSEtssatsa

B. J. Williams No. II North 9th street Pot
Yentian Blind Manufacturer, has now on Ind
the largest, and most fashionable assortment o
narrow Stat, and other Nenitan Blinds, of aEh
other establishment in the United States. Com
prsing entire new stile, Trimmings, and colours,
which win be sold at tho lowest prices whole
sale and retail. Old Binds Painted and Trim
ed to look equal to new. The Citizens of Cecil
county and adjoining districts are respectfully
Invited to call and examine his assortment, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere Feeling confident
Of pleasing ano giving satisfaction TO al! who
may favor him with Il call
BENJAMIN J. WILLIAMS.
No IL North 9th st. Phla
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Public Sale.

BY vi,lne Of an order of the Orphan $
Court of Ceci county, the undersigned as
Administrator of DR.. Amos A Evans, will
expose at Public Sale on Tuesday Novem-
Der, 14ln 1918 at o'clock P. M. a, the
residence Of the said DR.. A. A. Evans sun
dry books, medicines, & Surgical ins.Tu-
ments
Terms Cash,
ALEXANDER EVANS,
Adminis't.
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EOEe SALE.
l will sell at Private Sale a

FARM OF 300 ACRES,
on Bohemia Manor in Cecil county. The
soil is of excellent quality, Persons de-
sirous of purchasing, are referred to BENZ
F. sluyter, near the premises on Bohe-
mia Manor, and who is authorized to sell
the same. G.. W. OLDHAM.
[1'hc soil Of Bohemia Manor is oft!:e very best
quality. No land is more easily placed IN NE
most fertile condition, and when fully improve
none can produce better crops,--Ed. Cecil WhN /
Aug II, '4S
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Cecil COuMty-OFFIc1AL.

There were A Free Soil votes, one in Port De-
post and 8 at the Rising Sun.
Quo ticket, was "For President Henry Clay
for Vice President, John M. Botts'
: In Port DEPOSIT Gather was erased on wing
ticket aud Constable substituted.
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CHANCERY NOTICE
Henry Lewis In CHANGER,
aot,

agt. Nov. 3.
Heirs ofThos. Meholm 1913.
The object Of this suit is to procure a
decree for the sale Of the Real Estate of
Thomas Meholm for the payment Of his
debts.
The bill states that Thomas Meholm
died intestate and without heirs and in
debted to the Complainant in the sum OF
1916 as, 1t is thcreupon adjudged aud or
dered that the Complainant by causing
a copy OF this order to be inserted in
some newspaper published in Cecil coun-
ty, once in each successive week tor one
month before the % day OF December
next, give notice TO the Heirs ofThomas
Meholm, If any such there be Of the OBJ
iect and substance Of this Bill, and warn
them to be, and appear in this Court in
person or by solicitor on or before the
twenty third day Of April next, to ans
wer the premises and show cause if any
such they have why decree ought not
pass as prayed.
True copy. Test
LEWIS GASSAWAY Reg cur. can.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

William Torhert oulirrspoctuliy inform the
public that he has received large a,.t. we'll Sc
lect stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
now olers at veryl ow prices. They CONSIST in
part Of English, Ercnc|, and Beaver Cloths Of
various colours < prices, Cassimers, Satnetts
hsrseys, Vestmgs, sc.
LADIES DnESs GOODS.
Silk II}I1s and Fancy,) French Mcrinoas Par
nnncttas Soil; D'Almoni, Lustres Alpaca, Cash
5norcs, NJ Delanes, s.. Agether with large
ard hRndsome OF OF pr~6s from to II l-e cts.
per yds.
Shnwls Embroidered Thibct, Terkcri, Cha
,noUon Cloth, Oblong s Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and Cotton.
Blankets, FIannnls from IL l.o cts to higher
prices Brown and White lnuslin from TO / / cts
per vi, ) aHd ! 0 quarter ShGcjH. bro. white and
cord. GaG W. Striped Shifting, 1irtngs, Hojs-
cry. Gloves. l.accs, i.Ggngs, variety Of Trim
ing Gqels, &c. together with variety OF other
articles all Of which will he sold Oh accommodate
inE t"rmF,
Tianhiul for past patronaos lie respectfully
invites the attention OF al believing from his cx
prricnce IN the Dry Good Business that lie can
furnish Goods Great deal cheaper than most per
sons and equally as cheap rs they can be obtain
ed anywhere. Please call and examine before
purchasing.
n. i. country produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
One Door above the Court House, w. T.
Eihton, Oct IS, 'le.
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WOODS STEAM IRON RAILING
MANDATORY.


RIDGE ROAD, ABOVE BUFTONWOOD St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Iron Ratings for public and private Buildings
and public sqnares of every variety CT form and
pattern
Cemetery Ratings of classic and unique de-
signs, embracing upwards OF one hundred dllor-
ent varieties.
Iron Chairs and Settccs, for Gardens, Hal
and PuzZas--new style. Ncrandas and PlIas
tiers, for Cottages, made in every style. Supe
rior Wrought Iron Gates, for Carriage entrances
New style Balcony Brackets SC.
Iron Tables of various styles, embracing Louis
XIV, Eiizahethean, Gothic, and modern patterns
with White and Gold Italian Marble tops.
These tables have been introduced by the sub
scribrr for Hotels, Restaurants, Ice Cream Sa
looms, &c. They are beautiful articles of inrni-
ture for Hat Stores and other establishments
where it is desirable to make grand display.
He has recently constructed an elegant sub
stan,lnl Cast Iron Elitching Post in to!m admir-
ably adapted TO permanency of posithh', highly
ornamented, and representing well executed
Head Of tina, noble ANIMAL the Horse. Such an
article has long been desidcratum, and is now
offered to the good taste of the public
Strangers visiting Philadelphia, are respect
fully invited to call at his Warcrooms, and ex-
anime his different specimens Of new and beau
work.
ROBERT WOOD Proprietor,
Ridge Road, above Butionwood Street, Phia.
SLyIie has recently published. at great ex
pelse, an original work exhibiting the new de-
signs and patterns which are executed at his es-
tabshmcnt embracing all the above articles,
and the various and splendid patters of Ccmete-
ry, Balcony, Step and other Ratings which
have bean manufactured for Laurel Hill and
other celebrated Cemeteries, designed expressly
4. =. ,>.l hifl, hr
sent to any part of the world to those who de-
sire to make selection. Undoubted reference
will be required to ensure prompt return OF
the work, after an opportunity for making tho
selection.
Philadelphia April 22nd 1875
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Y'ENNENT's.
Washington Gallery Of
DAGUERRE OTYPES

No 234 North Second Street, N. W. CO.
ner of Caflowhill Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
THE Likenesses taken and beautifully rolo-
cd at this well known establishment, for One
Dollar, are universally conceded to be equal in
every respect TO any in the city. Pictures taken,
equally well in cloudy and clear weather A
large assortment Of .5edailions and Lockets on
hand, at from ~ to 80, including the pctare
The Subscribers respectfully iavite the cti-
zens Of Cecil County, to call and examine speci-
mems ofthe latest improvements in the art Of Da-
gusrreotypng, which will be exhibited cheerful
ly and without charge.
r. & J. C. TENNENT.
philadelphia July |, 6m.
IIyIMOTHY SEED for sale by
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
The vote OF this State was cast by the
Legislature, and stood for Cass and
Butler 1919, for Taylor and Butler p,
blank s. Fillmore got no vote, nor DO We
:.hoJ ~ 'ta
GEORGIA
TAYLOR seems to be doing well in Geor-
ga, and most probably has carried the
State.
ALABAMA
TAYLOR gains largely in this State
but cannot overthrow the locotoeo ma
jori!y.
MISSISSIPPI.
Taylor appears to beginning. Result
uncertain.
LOUISIANA.
TAYLOR has 1901 maj. in New Orleans
Clay had 412. Polk carried the State by
600. Returns from some of the counties
show large gains for Taylor and he most
probably has the State by clever major
ity.
This State has gone for Cass by some
5000 to 900 maj.
KENTUCKY.
There's no mistake in Old Kentucky.
Taylor has it by 10000.
TENNESSEE
This State has gone for Taylor, report
states by from 5000 to 5000.
INDIANA.
Gone for Cass pretty strongly.
ILLINOIS
Taylor gains largely but notenough
to overturn the Iocoloco majority which
was 12,S49 in 1914.
MICHIGAN.
This State has gone for Cass. The
Wings gain member of Congress.
ADVICE TO TRADEsMEN.-Printing is
one Of the most important arts ever in
vented for labor saving, economy and
despatch of business. Few are aware Of
the full extent OF It's Importance in this
particular; but those who best understand
it, and avail themselves most of its adj
vantases Gall other things being equa)
are invariably found to be the leading
parties in success of business We doubt
if single exception to this rule can be
found Think of the difference between
waiting for customers to learn, accIdea-
tally, probably, if they ever learn what
and where your business is, and when
they call, if ever they 90, spending half
an hour or an hour in giving to each one
separately description of that which
may be for sale, its quality, price, &C.
and on the other hand, spending the half
hour or honr to write an advertisement
equally descriptive, for the news papers,
by which tens Of thousands may read at
the same time, and be informed of all
the particulars it is desirable to convey.
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MARRIED..

At Wesley Chapel, Baltimore, on
Thursday last, by the Rev DR.. Roberts
Mr.. George A. Ford to Miss Laura E.
Mitchell, both of Cecllton Cecil county
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Pennsylvania.

This State will give Taylor from 5 to 10000
The following are the returns so far as received ,
c compared with the late vote for Governor
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By tits table Taylor still lackN'wo cleo
ora, votes, TO be supplied from Georgia.
Louisiana. or Florida, all which States we
think will 20 for him. lie may also get line
votes Of Iowa and Mississippi.
gIAll \ fudge TO expect it-too much
work and too much excitement among pm
lers and editor TO get out better paper
Ibis week. Blu. the election is over now
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StTTt SdLTu SdLIm
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The subscribers would inform their Gus
toners and the public that they have been
appointed agents for The sale of jenkins &
Co.'S superior Teas, which they will sell at
city prices Brown T. Mcln'ire'
Nov. 11lh 1913.
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"a ATS AND CAps-Fne Beaver Hats, Extra
II Ia Silk do. from l-2 to IS, Mems and Boys
Cloth Caps from 81 l-2 cts. to one dollar, Mems
Silk and Cotton Plush do. Mems and Boys OIL
Cloth do. from l2 l-2 cts to62 l-2
In store and for by Hin. TORBERT
One doorsuQoye the Cont House.
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VIRGINIA.
Taylor gains considerably in Virginia
but not sufficiently to carry it.
NORTH CAROLINA.
T'ay lor is gaining as far as heard on the
Governors vote when the State gave o74
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Taylor . majority thus far 3l65 and Wor es-
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