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on the place. and other good There
also a
TOBACCO NtNUFACTURINt; ESTABLISHMENT
on the place. which could sell separately did not suit
the purchaser.
This place we'll known and can be highly recomue nded
By the people OF vuchbug also by the people OF Western
rgiAa and Tennessee have large Of custom from
all cstcn and Southwestern Virginia and Tennessee also
from Bedford, Franklin, Pitt~ylvania and Halifax will
say any "ne wishing purchase property to rent, that
have been offered $500 year for Tavern and Wagon
stand, and my Factory would for 5000 per year.
shop for so yea!i get immediate sale for the
manure nv yard, which is worth 5000 year.
particularly person, wishing to purchase such
property to call ana quick possible. will wait on
them with pleasure, and they shall be charge while
with me, but as it not be come
WI" thankfully receive BY letter
from them
n b. have recently gone 20 considerable expence in
ftinS up and painting my houses. They good
der, Tor the purchaser and the elg public II the above
property not sold before, will be sold public auction
the 4h Of Octob Terms liberal and made known on
the day of sale.
And Will again take this opportunity TO return sim
ccrc thanks to my former customers for the, liberal patron
age me- and as do know that shall quit my bus
ness before Christmas do earnestly request all old
toners and friends TO call upon that have the plea
sure OF seeing them face face, and returning
them truly sincere thanks for their kindness and
believe that they Tor me- that have treated
them like brethren.
Is to bills Will they shalt be low in this
place for very well afford have Cor
poraton tax to pay. A. B. PAULETT.
August ll-Miw
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MRS. kIEkPArRICK'S SEMINARY FOR
AIllrNl. L AlIES


The filth session OF this institution will open the 18th
Of September 1913 in return for the patronage and
agemcn which she has received the establishment
Of her School in ynchburg Mrs. K. begs to acknowledge
her smcerc gratitude. Coming amongst them, she did
almost entire stranger her efforts promote the great
cause OF education have received most support
from the pubhc with confidence she asks of
the trusting promise Of untrng diligence and
ed effort Will be received Of future fidelity and
zeal.
The School will be conducted on a plan every wav cal
culaed to thorough education, and
VIII be made and nucement held out bring into active
exercise he mind and Of those her
important advantages of good educationthe influence
happiness secures, well the mness and dignity
gives to the character
Mrs. Kirkpatrick wishes TO receive Boarders into
her family whose manners, mental and moral culture,
vi5ant and aectonate oversight will be exercised Her
present residence pleasant central and from
part of town.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Tuition in English branches. lst Class, $50 90
do do End do Is 90
French and Latin Languages - per month.
Music IS 90
Board sl2 per month, 60 90
Washing II 90 per month 50
Terms payable in advance. No deduction for absence
entering, except in cases Of protracfed sickness.
have sent my daughter from the commencement, and
nece for the two last sessions of Mrs Kkaricks School,
snJconsider it OF hebest schools patronized
ID. RODFS.
We have paronzed Mrs. k's School IRON its commence
and entirely favorable opinion expressed
Of it by Gen. Rodes
SAMUEL. McCORKIE
II. DUNNINGTON
PAULJONES.
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IVNE Z
ROBINSON & FJDRED'S CIRCI->.


.cssrs. Editors :-OucI IL will sron have an OPP
rorruni'y of enjoying themselves By visiting IhI. -rn
did establishment, which opens here night. Tor ttre.
days only. The bills present The Of some e the
h 81 Of Fqut srians. Among the cousycuou. are
tn Sc OF Hernandez The daring youthful Prrtrmer
Ia the world kInradr. the bareback Rider VIII, hl,
Sr himself the admiration Of all Davis. the
great itder who performs with great beauty :
Rpblns ~, performances and four horses have
been witnessed tnu often by the cixns Of yncbgrg 10
nee passing notice from me; sutli it that while
they are daring and calculated excite hi. au Hence
with trar to his safety. they executed with ease.
grace aud itauly. There many others equally a.
good Performers. bat will only n,un th.
drpaTr ntrt al ct Mrs. r.. n,,n, The .f. q, ,elaa.
Equestrian. who * i'll appear while here.
Before closing this bref notice. permit m to say thai
the Ethiopian Department i. under the c,..roI "a ,he
hest dellnrator of The ne.rl character in the world
WILLIAM PARROW, VIII, i. native Of hi. place,
and is every where applauded for hi. vi, md Mr.h-
Provoking sayings and dojng."
The gen-manly department Of the rrar,etn's .na Of
the company body heretofore CIV. an assurance
the most taSrrllouS.
hope the Managers Ell rs to please will l.. reward
ed every occasion during their stay by an ove,whcI
ming audle nce. u Lprer Of .7ni'asemeHt..
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NOTICE.
August 1916 5

Eein. DESTROYS Of moving West. now offer for sale
my Tract Of Land. containing about 200 Acres. lying in
the county Of AppomatoN. 20 miles from Lynchburg,
and enc and half miles stove \. Hanccck's mill. (for-
merly Reads mill) This is bounded the south
west by BIC Falling River and there is running through
il beautiful stream. called Narrow Passage which at
frrds beautiful site for mill or machinery. The fiat
Land Is well adapted 10 graSs-the high land 10 corn.
wheat. oats rye and tobacco On the east Of this Tract
there extensive range for cattle There excellent
springs Of pure sweet. free water This land ad
joins the lands Of Thomas l.. Cheaham ~ Hancock
and others. On this tract there consdera be portion
of low grounds on Failing River and Narrow Passage
shall offer the above land for sale privately until DC
tobef next. and nt sold BY that lime shall appoint
day ;s public SALE 0! which notice will be given here
after.
Aug. i3--wiw SAMUEL +. MARTIN
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Aug. 2w
CHARLES II. HAMILTON,
Artist

daguerrean .4rfif,
Has just returned from New York wi III new and
Il improved apparatus. During MIR. HIS stay in \
York. he operated in the establishment of Mr. Brady,
the first in the crty in order make himself thorough
ly acquainted with the best mode cooperating and with
his
LARGE sKY-IIGHT,
now erected for him in the Cabell House, he will, in
few days, be prepared take miniatures perfect
and beautiful maCner.
Mr.. II. has paid particular attention the large Bust
Pictures, mostly taken in the North, and which he will
warrant equal any taken in the United States. call
from clllz ms and strangers is respectfully solicited
August I4-ts
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Rules holden in the Clerks Office oftbe Circuit Supe-
nor ont OF Law and Chancery tor the OF ynch-
Dug r, On the 1th day OF August, lSIS
> .Crenshaw, VIM q Crenshaw, J. ii. Crenshaw and
L. Cren>haw, late partners under the style OF l.. ID.
reIshaw Brother y CO.. an the said L. d. Crenshaw and
Iam q Cren>haw, partners the and stvle of
L. U tIensh1w y Brother, Plant fS,
AGAINST
samuel u N1rvrll and William Averett partners
Der The hrn pi Norve x Averett, John Wills, Cherles L.
VI shy, m : Reid. IT,, Robert j. Davis and Andrew
Elliott and Charles A. Thaxton merchants and partners
trading under the hrm and style of Elliott Co.
Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant Charles A. Thaxton, having
eu MS appearance and according the OF
Assembly and the Rules of this Court. appearing by
satisfactory evidence that be OF this
try 1t ordered that the aid Defendant appear on
the st dav OF the next and the bill
t and that copy Of this order be forthwith in some
newspaper printed in the of y nchburg
successfully and posted at the door the
IN the said town.
Copy-Teste,
August Twin j. RODES Clerk.
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Virginia:

virginia:
Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Supe-
IA ror Court of Law and Chancery, for the OF Lynch
burg, on the 18th day Of August, 1S4S
The President, Directors and Company of the Bank Of
Virginia. plaintiffs.
VIM B. Averett, Martha Jane Averett, wife Of VIM B.
Avere Robert A. Elliott and Andrew G.. Elliott merchants
and partners trading under the firm Of Elliott and Brother
fho Lacy, Hill McCraw, m. Faulkner The Lynchburg
ana Campbell Court House Turnpike Company, Joseph B.
Hanson and Andrew {. Elliott partners trad
ing under the firm OF Hanson s Elliott Francis B. Deane,
IT., Andrew {. Elliott and Charles H. hackson
and partners, trading under the firm OF Andrew c. Elliott
20 and he said Andrew c. Elliott in his own right, VIM.
NJ sutton and Thomas p Nash, merchants and partners
trading under the firm and style of Sutton & Nash
Defendants,
IN CHANCERY
The Defendants Andrew c Elliott, Joseph Hanson and
hares A. hackston not having entered their appearance
and gwen security according the Assembly
Rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants OF this ordered
that the SAID Defendants do appear here the first
the next term and the bill of the Plaintiffs
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted newspaper
printed the town Of Lynchbtrg, for months success
sivv and posted the the Courthouse in the
said town.
AGopy-1cste,
y ROpES. CIoIk
Aueust /. v2m
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Virginia:
I Rule. holden in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Supe
"A Court Of law and Chsncery fos the town Of Lynch
burg, on the 9Th day OF August, 1S4S:
William L. Smith, and K land Roberts, Plaintiffs
William y Nverett, M.rth. Jane Averctt, wife Of Wm
:" Averett, Thomas II. tvere Richard Zones, executor o:
Bedford H. Avcre decd, Chiswell Dabney,
Simeon AIstin, decd Robert 4. Elliott and Andrew C.
Elliott partners under the firm Of Elliott * Brother Philo
Lacy H McCraw " lillian Faulkner. the President, d.
recorS and Company Of the Bank Of Virginia, Samuel c.
Norvet and the 1ynchburg and Campbell Court House
Iusnpise Company, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant, Andrew C. Elliott, not ing his
appearance and security according the Act of Assem-
bly, and the rules of this Court and appearing hy
tory evidence, that he is not nhabant OF this country
ordered that the said Defendant DO appear here the
first day OF the next term and the bill OF the plaintiffs
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted SOM.
printed in the town of !ynchburg for
excessively and posted the door the Courthouse
IN the said town.
Ccpy-Teste
August TWIN y ROBES, Clerk
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TOU.NLOTS FOR SALE.

y
pursuance Of a decree Of HE County Court Of Ne
son. offer for sale three lots first Street in the
town of Lyncburg. viz: containing rs GIG feet uu
which is a wooden factory occupied by A. Snider.
Another containing 40 g. IL feet, on which there is
DWELLING HOU Sc, occupied by d. f. NJ. Black.
And third containing 90 feet. which stands
BRlCH HOUSE, 1t present occupied as factory, BY
A. II. Armisead.
The above property if previously disposed of Fri-
vaely, will be sold at public auc,on, the premises.
"Wednesday, the 10Th day Of August. lo49.
TERMS Will be announced on the day Of sale. In
the time, persons desiring information in regard TO
the property referred to Mr. Henry Dunnlng ton !,
who is authorized 10 negotiate for it.
LANDON c. RIVES,
July 3l-tl6Ai If Commissioner.
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OWNING two Lots adjoining the above. to wit -
~ If SO 10 II feet lS street, adpning the Sc
md of the above lots; and another Of AZ feet fronting
alley of the last of the above named lots, being
the same which there is a Wooden House, used
as semnerv, offer them for sale, in conjunction with
the adjoining uls if the accommodation Of purchasers
will be HEREBY promoted, separately as the may
be. and if moi sold before, they will be offered public
auction the day oneI above, wit: the 10th day
of August. lS4S.
August 7-tl6tif w. c. RIEES.
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SAMUEL F. MARTIN.
EItICiTION

EDt CAYION.
MY Sch"" wllI b. opened again for the re caption Of
4'A pupils. on the LIST Monday in September next
Persons intending send their sons or wards to NV
school, are earnestly requested to them early the
session. As i very essential the progress of the scho
ar that he should Commence regularly with the classes
he may enter u hoped parents and guardians viii
bea, this in miad. Terms DIS heretofore
references: John G. Meem. Samuel McC.rkle DR.
James Saunders. Judge Daniel Wllsln Chas L. Mos
by, Jno. NJ Speed, Henry Christian, Charles Christian
August i-w,is c. II. BARkSDALE. A. Nj.
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust, the subscribers
ID by John C. Shackeiord, bearing date the Ord May,
ls4S, and Of record in the Clerks Office Of the utng,
Court for the Corporation Of Lynchbrg, will proceed
SELL at public auction, front of the Market House, the
town Of nchburg the 18th day of August next, the fol-
lowing valuable Slaves named the said deed Of trust
witTom dining servant; Bob, blacksmith; Fan
ny, cook, and her three chdren Lucinda cook sally
sealsess Maria seamsres; Bea ostler and five val
liable boys, portion OF them factory hands.
The title the above Slaves is beev ed be good but
acting Trustees the subscribers will convey such title on
is vested in them by the deed OF Trust.
The property will be sold a credit of six months,
sotiablc paper, satisfactorily endorsed.
A. TOMPkINS, ! .r.
j. w. DUDLEY. :
July 24-wt25Aif
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TIE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY.

" as,ington Saturday Aug :, 1913
The Hudson Bay Company have made yruI.o.i-
i"n 10 the Government To sell To the L. STATE. all their
rights and possessions in Oregon. the south side Vt
III line Of lg0 North latitude The subject Discus.
ct ~ secret session Of the Senate Yesterday
The Philadelphia North American Of Yesterday says
That >T George Simpson. Pr sldent OF the !ludson'-
Bay Company Of England, is PniIade phia.-
BALI. Amer
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= u X r., ~ INK -,

ID INAWAi from the subscribe, d the oath day Of
IL April last, negro man. JACOB, about five feet
Dor inches high. well built. very full mouth Of teeth.
he has little stamtnering in his speech, when excited
will give the abuve reward Of ten dollars for the appre
henslo Of the slid negro if secured in any ai. de-
livered 10 me-
PETER FUCKER
Amherst county, Pest Office, Pryor Vale
August lO-wiw
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VERY VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT or

'TNIiE Subscriber wishes dispose OF bis FARM living
and half miles above the Of Iynchbug, and
containing $40 81 Acres 142 Acres Gods heavily Tim
beed and fine Tobacco Land and Water Power sufficient
drive kind of Machinery whatever For TERMS apply
Seth Woodroo K B. Townley, of Lynchburg, Nelson
Tneley, Balcony Falls Rockbrdge. not sold by the
Goth September it will be for lease.
GEORGE W. PETTYJOHN.
n. b will sell the whole part, which be di-
vdcd to make good settlements with plenty Of
Timber to each tract. G. w. p
July 24-w 2mf
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to clear, and most of suitable for the hest tobacco
$50 acres cleared. and about 40 of this capital Mead
ow. The cleared land is all tresh and has never been
pastured, and therefore has constantly improved.
The buildings ample and Convenient such as
Barns, Stables, Negro Houses, Corn Houses, Kitchen
Dwelling &c. The latter has roons and large pas
sagss
The Orchard and Gardenare large and rich and con
tain various and excellent fruits.
The proximity Of this land to I.vnchburg allows Of
daily inarke. for every thing raised on the place.
There is SAW MILL Of cast iron machinery Of
modern aad improved kind with "a foot water wheel
and % feet head of water power and timber enough on
the land to pay for it. The Iheshng machine is
rled BY water power.
Limestune al undant On the land and numerous
Lime kilns in the vicinity
Ice and Well House, and Well of pure water In the
yard.
There great number Of fine Springs on the land
and the creek through the middle of it.
The neighborhood of the best; large District
Free School House within 800 yards Of The dwelling;
the Court House is in sight, and the land being in the
valley between Cooper's and the Long Mountain
renders 1t most saubrlous and desirable location.
invite an examination of the PREMISES and, going
South. the sale will positively take place. And The
same day will also be sold, all the Crops Of CORN
OATS, HAY, the stock of CATTLE. HOGS
SHEEP. PLANTATION UTENSILS. HOUSE
HOLD GOODS and CHATIELS, pair OF BURR
MILL STONES, and variety Of other articles.
WM l.. LAMBETH.
July 3l-w6wif
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VIRGINIA.
Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Sure-
IA or Court Of Law and Chan for the OF Lynch
burg, on the 18th day of August 1915
A. T. b. Rucker and Jackson Rucker, obacconists and
partners under the style and firm Of Rucker s Brother,
Plaintiffs,
Andrew c. Elliott and Robert 4. Elliot tobacconss and
partners trading under the firm Of Elliot s Brother the
3oert 4. Elliott IN his own right An rew e. Elliott and
hles lhaxton late merchants and partners under the
firm and style of A. G. FL lott s Co., Alexander Mortimer
and Samuel MaCorle and Charles A. Simpson, merchants
anu partners uhaef the lrm ana style OF c' orkle y Smp
son, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Andrew C. Elliott and Charles A. Thax-
ton not having entered their security
according e the Act of Assembly and the Rules this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
inhabitants of this country 1t is ordered, That the De
PENDANTS do appear here the and
the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy this order
he orthwi it'll inserted in some newspaper printed in the
Iynchburg and posted at the
front door Of the Courthouse, in the said town.
Copy-Teste,
August I4-w2m d. ROBES, Clerk
| SANDS SARS APARILLA Exhausted BY the heat, Of
summer vital functions this of the wear are
dom performed with the vgor and regularity
perfect health The organs but iu
duty the DIGESTIVE mowers become rea xed wbiIe tbe r
face OF the body but imperfeey exhae the waste waters
which should pass of through the pores and the excreoy
gans do not act with their accustomed vigor. The
qences cutaneous erupions, running sores, eandu
lar swelling, morbid condition OF the liver dis pcsia SC.
these results others al Of them
To effect that the scomach be
ted the fluids purified, the circulation regulated the aso
bess simulated to healthy acti and tie pores opencr
The an,iseptic, and slightly apperient properties Of
render peculiarly adopted to these purpose
BY cnovating influence impetus is impaired C
the whole physical machinery, ard nature is enabled tc
shake off the elements disease, which. accumuag du
ring summer, be- in develop themselves il
va i,us dangerous and painful forms.
pepared and sold by B x D SANDS, Druggists, lOt
Fulton street. New York
Sold also by DAVID LYMAN,
and Druggists generally throus the United States
14-lt
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TL-RLIC DLSCiSSION.

JOSEPH X. IREtN. Esq AMI Cal. VIII! -
J.. BOCOCk. the Wlic and Democratic Fleet for
this District, viii address The citizen. Of Iynchburg.
saturday NEXT the 1911 inst, al O'Clock p. NJ til.
Saloon OF the Masonic Hall.
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FARM FOR SALE.

WILL be sold at public auction on the premises o.
Saturday, the 9Th day OF September next that desi
rabie FARM, now in the occupancy of Mr. Paul Jones' "
ing about miles from Lynchburg, adjoining Capt Richard
Perkins, ST., containing
eli Acres,
on which there j. large two story framed DWELLING
HOUSE. with the necessary out houses There is also
large
YOUNG ORCHARD,
u the most choice variety of Peaches and Apples The land
in hi2 state OF Improvement and greater portion well
set in clover
further description is deemed unnecessary those wish
ing to purchase WILL presume look for themselves. MIR
Jones will show the land at any time.
TERMS.
Liberal and made known on the day Of by
THE LEGATEES
August 14-t9S
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EXECUTORS sale.

NIl.L ne soda' the residence Of the late \ C. Ia
w dy, The Natural Bridge on Thursday the
lh inst all the properly Of which the said rady died
seized; VIZ: Stock, consisting Of Horses Cows Sheen
and Hogs. Plantation tensilS, Household and Kitchen
Furniture 81. Sc Also. several likely Negro Slaves
mueiy Of House and Lot. situated in the town Of
Buchanan. and the undivided interest of the dec'd
IN several lois Of land in the State of Indiana
TER.nS-Fur all sums OF five dollars and under
cash Will he reqnlred;,n all five dollars cred
it of SIX months vii be given the purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
JNO. IF. JONES. Ear.
August INA ON. q. Tardy, decd.
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SAVINGS BANK STOCK.
AT AITCTION

"ILL be added to the above sale Shares Of Stock
W in the Ciiizens' Savings Bank Of Lynchburg, q
Shares IN the Mechanics Savings Bank Of Lynchburg,
standing in the Of John c. Shackleord, aud 4
Shares IN the Mechanics Savings Bank Of Lynchburg.
Standing in the name of R. S. Wilkins, belonging To
Jno. T. Shsckleford, which Stock is conveyed in the
deed Of trust Of the 23rd Of May last from j. G. Shack
letord TO the undersigned Trustees.
j. j. " Ao DrnEEY. Trustees.
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t. Governor Smith addressed Gas. and Butler
gathering ia the streets Of Washington. t.w nights
aEo Ills ENr.Iency has. far rrtrane! from rakin.
the ,unp within tha Comm ,nseah -bU, we h,v. no
exp-rta ion Of his remaining silent dunn. the Canvas
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Soldiers Claims.
" l. ~ AN MSON
:. r. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND
SOUTH STREETS. BALTIMORE. MD

As secured the services of Attorney residsn, :.
Il Westinghouse t some forty years intimate acouair-
lance with the different Departments. and il now prs
pared 10 procure The settlement of the claims Of soldiers
"h" enlisted dnTln: the Mexican var. His charges for
prosecuting claim before the Departments at Wash
lngon and getting settled. whether or Bounty Land
Scrip OF Pension. wlll be - and for pay mileage
clothing. &c ten per cent. the amount recovered il
$50 or over and i; under that sum s. He wiU fur
nls free OF IA "a charge. any form necessary to enab.
party i"pTepars and forward to hima claim for prose-
cnonlf requested by e'&r post paid and directed to him
al the = f.. Come! Of Baltimore and South streets Bal
nord Md
W. L. would refer to Editors OF wsparnrs cene,-
ally throughout the United States and 10 tho.s Of Raj
'im"re and Philadelphia in particular.
AuruSt lO-lm
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The b,dy Of a free c,ured man, named Milton Pres
tom Was found On Thursday last, The foreay Of the
Pump House Of the Water WORKS.. lie seen asleep
the evening before. upoua plank over the orcay and
supposed 10 have fallen in and drowned.
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tIt5 We requested call the attention o: our 'ea.
ders 10 tie advertisement Of A. I. Barclay in /, ia,-
paper Inc thu, offered for sale is SAID 10 h.
uncummony fine one.
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~ The report Of Mr.. Webs'ers iIlneS7,"" presume
is uutounded perceive he has taken his seat II
the Senate.