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GoLD poLLARs.-We learn, says the Philadelphia
Ledger, IRON the Hon. Charles Brown at Washington,
that the subject of coming gold dollars before the
Committee Of Ways and Means of the House, well as
of the committees of the Senate and we have the
by them the favorable consideration of Congress No
objection is urged to the by the politicians, that
we have heard and so far as the press may be taken
exponent of the popular WISH the country everywhere
favors such coinage Under such state OF things there
to hope act authorizing gold dollars may
become law the present session OF Congress
baltimore Sun.
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Texas Debt-AUancv.

LIVERY person holding any bonds, promissory notes,
~ other evidences of debt against Texas must forward
the State Of Texas before the second Monday OF No
vember iSiS or they will be postponed barred 1t will
not do to forward copies The original bonds, notes. &c
must be forwarded, in accordance with law OF the es
ature OF Texas approved March TO- 1S4S advertise
men in Daily Union.) AS ind ividuas do not feel willing
to run the risk of sending their bonds &c by mall and
am continually receiving letters nqnrng how the writer's
Texas have determined to act agent in regard the
debt to receipt to individuals for the amount deposited
with me- 10 take on the claims the city OF Austin, and
procure the necessary receipts for the be
found at Browns Hotel, Washington city until the adjourn
ment of Congress.
DAVID s. KAUFMAN.
Washington City, January 6, 1919.
Jan 7-dtMarch6
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TO pERpETUATE PEACE.

IJUBBELL'S PATENT FlRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
at the breech the principle, as regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the muzzle the differ
being that the load required pass three inches
its rest instead of the entire length of (may be) moist
barrel the mechanical embodes the best
tc principles for this purpose amt enables person
load and fire the gun the of three hundred times per
hours and keep the gun clean, the load always dry
fire. and burn the powder well, which, with the
fit of the ball, enables it also to shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and bucksho fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warike purposes.
They made order, either in musket, rifle carbne
and shotgun form, and delivered governne indvid-
uas organized bodies of men whose purposes
variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States
For particulars address, post paid,
WIN. w. HUBBELL,
Aug LIT Patentee, Philadelphia.
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NEW and eIega ant assortment OF Jewery, &c.
~ ROBERT KEYWORTH most respectfully begs leave
inform his customers and the public generally that he
has just received from the north elegant and nu-
of jewelry fancy articles &c such as
is not to be found elsewhere in the city.
Among the many articles to be found in this beautiful
collection may be enumerated-very rich and handsome
and fob chains gold card casc silver enaeed card
basket silver combs of very elegant patterns together
with large assortment OF bouquet holders card cases.
bracelets pins, ockes &c All of which may be seen at
the old stand, Pennsylvania avenue, 9th street.
ian. iS-3teod
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A PHYSICIANS Remedy for affections OF tho Iungs,
"A shortness Of the breath, &c

Sussex COUNTY, N. j., Nov. 8, 1917.
DIR. SETH W. FowLE-DRAR SIR: have been induced,
in of the benefits received from your med
cine to add my testimony in favor Of its extraordinary
healing properties. Having been afflicted for several
months with lung disease, under which abored
with shorness Of breath and great bodily weakness Twas
recommended by physician of Hacketsown, N. j., to
try Dr. Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry. which only
gave me relief but restored my failing strength, and also
impaired new life and energy my system. can, there
FORE cheerfully recommend to all afflicted with lung dis
cases. to try this Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
Respectfully yours
THEODORE ]. ALLEN
0U-Remember that spurious limitations abroad. Buy
none without the written signature of l. BUTTS the
wrapper Price dollar per bottle, bottles for S.
Look at The signature. l. BUTTS.
For sale by r. s. PATTERSON, WASHINGTON CITY. ID. G.
Jan I7--3t -
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IT, ls49.
HOUSE OF INSTRUMENTATION.
SLAVERY RESOLUTIONS.

''A'1nf HfsoLUIiUNs.
Mr. COLLINS, on leave, presented the concurrent
resolutions of the legislature of the State of New York in
relation to slavery in the Territories of New Mexico and
ba
Mr. C. moved that the said resolutions be read which
motion agreed to-
Alter the reading OF the resolutions. they were laid
upon the table and ordered to be printed
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
On motion OF Mr.. STANTON, the Committee on Ma.
val A6airs was discharged from the further conadsrs
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JNAUGURATION.-The citizens of Washington, without
distinction OF party, who disposed to unite in giving
complimentary ball to General Taylor on his inaugura'
ton to the on the ON OF March net are TO-
(the Goth inst.,) NJ O'Clock.
Jan le-N
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CoLLEoroR's OFPics, CRY HALL, Jan. o. 1919
(NITF TAxEs.-Ten per cent deduction for prompt
" Payment-Notce is hereby given. that the taxes
upon real and personal property Tor the year
due on the LIST instant, aud payable office
deduction OF ten per 10 allowed by law from all
bills for said year paid during the months January and
February. A, ROTHWELL,
Jan ll-2awtMarlif Collector.
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wisconsin,.


ST. PAUL, December 10, 1S4S
A meeting of the citizens OF st. Paul held on
Saturday the Sth of December to take into consideration
the proprety of soliciting the Postmaster General
Chen and also to call his attention to the fact, that the
for carrying the mail has failed to furnish the
citizens of this place with mail according to the cond-
tons of his contract. David b. Freeman called to
the chair and VIM. D. Phillips appointed secretary.
Mr.. Phillips then offered the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That in the opinion of this meeting, the
pendi,ure OF the Post Office Department the different
should approach the income from said States
as is consistent EN- with the public good
State aud Territory of Wisconsin nearj
amount of the expenditure in said State and Territory
Resolved That although presidential election took place
in the States than five weeks yet authentic
of the result OF said election, in the adjoining
State, has yet reached ST Paul.
Resolped That the increasing importance of the Territory
loudly the department to furnish greater mail facilities
| inhabitants residing north of said river.
Rescued, therefore, That the Hon. Cave Johnson, Post
General be, and he shercby, respectfully but
gently solicited establish weekly mail between st.
Paul and Prairie du Chem and that the contractor Tor
ryng said mail be required faithfully to perform his con-
| tract
Resolved That the removal of the Winnebagoes to the
country the Crow-wng rver the establishment of an
Indian agency and government fort there, has induced
enlgrants said portion of Territory,
Res0tped, therefore, That addit a weekly mail
between St. Paul and Prairie du Chen the Postmaster
monthly mail between ST. Paul and Crow-wing aud es-
tabsh offices such Intermediate points the
of the inhabitants demand
Resolved That these proceedings be forwarded
delegate in Congress, with request that he present them
the Hon. Cave johnson and that they be published in
the Prairie du CHEN Patriot and the Washington Union
DAVID B. FREEMAN, President
WM
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THE second Assembly will take place Jackson Hall,
Il Tuesday evening, the 23d instant.
The rooms will be for the reception of ladies at half
past eigh, o'clock.
No citizen member Of Congress- resident for the win
ter. will he admitted to Assembly, without snbscri-
bling for the four.
Strangers may, upon the written order of the
tickets the bookstores of Messr Taylor
Maury. W. Fischer and +. Taylor the day of the As
scmby.
There will be meeting of the managers GautieIs
Saturday he Doth instant I & ~ m
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Aug. LIT


Notice to the Public and Instructions nster.
California and Oregon Mails ola Hauana, Chagres, and
Panama.
TINE United States m-packet Falcon will be dis
patched from the port OF New York Thursday the
LIST February lSi9 The public is hereby notified that
mails may be New York. Charleston S. c., Savan-
nah, Ga, and New Orleans, La to be conveyed by said
seam-packet. The "Falcon" win touch at Havana She
will sail from New York the LIST from Charleston 5. G.,
on the 3D. from Savannah Ga on the 4h and from the
Balze below New Oreans La, the 10Th OF February
Mail bags win be made up Mt New York. to be forward
ed 10 all the above named also for Cbages, Pana-
ma, San Diego, Santa Barbara Monterey San Francisco,
and Astoria
The posmasters of Charleston, Savannah, and New Or
leans will also make up mails for the points stated to be
board OF the Falcon upon her arrival at their re-
spective ports.
The postage for single letters. exceeding half an
ounce in weight, will be i2a Havana, ~ cents to
Chagre 80 cents to Panama and 40 cents to san Diego
Santa Barbara, Monterey, San Francisco. and ASTORIA
without any don for inland postage In either case
Newspapers and pamphlets, postage cents each,
and inland postage to be added.
G. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
18th January, lS49.
Jan. 17-3t
p g. Since the foregoing notice written, has been
asceained that the mail will leave New Orleans Tor the
Falcon AT the Bslize the 9th of February. g. j.
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Il IcSIucHl
WIN. d. PHILLIPS, Secretary.

DICTIONARY TO QUEEN VIcToRIA.-M essrs. G. & C.
Merriam, publishers of the unabridged edition of
Webstes Dictionary have prepared very splendid copy
of that work. designed present to her Majesty Queen
Victoria. The following is the letter of presentation
TO her Mjery the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland:
This copy of Websters Quaro Dictionary is offered by
the American publishers, product OF science and the
arts from the republic which is proud call England her
mother country.
May Majesty long live TO rejoice in the loyal and
grateful affection OF the ons who nhabt your tended
empire, and may the messages and offerings from England
America and from America England, be offerings
OF peace and of mutual good will.
May these countries, which are united by common
language lie also in the purpose make this
language the bearer and the symbol civilizations
the freedom and the christianity which they shall
together diiuse throughout The earth.
GEORGE AND CHARLES MERRIAM
SPRINoFIELp Mass, u. s. A, December, 1913.
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VXTANTED-Coxs Mexican scrip, in exchange for 100
wv shares of Washington CITY Gas stock. Apply , to
Jan 6-I No, 3, Union Buildings,
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p g. Since the foregoing notice written has been
ascertaned that the mail will leave New Orleans Tor the
Falcon AT the Bsze the 9th OF February. g. j.
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BY Mr.. ROCKWELL of Massachusetts, The petition
c. s. Burbank and others, of RUSSELL for
the reduction of the rates of postage abolition of the frank
privilege 40. Also, the petition OF ~ citizens Pitts
field, Massachusetts, praying that the public lands shall be
laid in farms and lots for the freehold
of such citizens (not having other and) will occupy
them, NC.
BY Mr.. GREELEY The petition of many citizens of
Freeport, Armstrong county, Pennsylvania, grants
of the public lands actual settlers also citizens or At
ca Ohio, for the same OF G. T.. Hopkins and others
New York. for cheap postage.
BY Mr.. BLACkMAR, The petition of 10 citizens of
Seneca county, New York; asking the reduction of post
age, and the abolition OF the iranking privilege, referred
to the Committee the Post Once and Post Roads
General Assembly oil State of Iowa. instuc,ing their
senators and representatives. in Congress their niu-
ia procuring appropriation for the erection of
bridge the Des MONIES where the milita road
from Dubuque to the southern boundary line crosses sa
river, referred to the Committee ON Military Ahiirs.
BY Mr.. MARVIN The petition of David Palmer, pray
ing for a law giving him certain back pay and rstions
claimed as due him as recruiting sergeant during por
ton OF the late war with Mexico.
BY Mr. PECK The petition of 1863 Friends, of Hardwck
and vicinity Vermont against the OF slavery
ierred to the Committee the Judiciary Also petit
ton OF Samuel Mattocks and Others citizens OF DAN
vile. Vermont, for cheap postage referred to the Com
mittee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
BY Mr.. MANN of Pennsylv ania Tho petition of Eli
Eichelbetger H. O. keyse and 81 other citizens of Blair
county, Pennsylvania representing that the m
and mining interests of said State suffering great
preston, and IN some Instances threatened with entire
in consequence OF the insuc of the
imposed upon articles of foreign manufacture and
praying immediate modification of the existing revenue
laws. -
By Mr.. EVANS Of ohio' 4 memorial Of pitizen, Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-25

J. Subscribers who Do give express notice to The
contrary al. considered wishing TO continue their sub
scrptlons
y Iaub.criDers order he dscortinuance Of their pa
pers the publisher may continue to send them until all
aGrearaIes are paid.
s. II subscribers neglect efuse,lo take their papers
from The offices winch they directed. they are held
responsible TIL they lave settled lie olI and ordered me
paper ID be discontinued.
A. If subscribers remove to other places without Inor-
ming the publishers. and the paper sent to The former
direction they held rlspansoIe
). HE Courts have decided that refusing 70 take
paper from tile olce removing ana leaving the paper
uncalieI tr, Is prm1 icle evidence Of Intentional
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pOILTlrS In MISSOURI.

Gov Edwards NJ Missouri in complaining that the
Governors salary in that Stale ($2OO i inadequate
doeluy remarks upon the fate Of lis predecessors -
The fir<-a good man aud patrio-ressncd; the Sc
coud lett before his fer Ot not ~ good odO,T;
lie thId Committed suicide; lie fourth. morcd al all
times prepared % meet tie .Ssn" Duics e deco
RIM lio pala mari be the consong reelection !"
the present incun cent.
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ItRASS SEED.--IJ uu-. Kentucky Blue Grass, and
u IJ dy Itlntlv ~.ei-tlr saIu
l3v w CARTER ) NOWLlN.
Dec. its
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Negroes! Negroes

NE OR OES
= ,1Ino,v in market to purchase fall supply OF ~
GEoES viii pay the highest market cash price ior all
VIZ NL'N
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-nn LBS WOOL. ROLLS.
.}OU I1Jl I7~. nice " ool, hand bargain will
ul .t.r.l ts..y-l LACY $ GARLAND.
N.v4-t-
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EEl.p Perfume

. SUPPLY WI Genuine FtBINi LAVENDER WA
4 TER. a deIightlll article or the toilet.
F.r-4.c b JOHN II SEAI, Druggist.
De-. It's
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j. Sim
- ltepu1-l-.-a ny
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday Sept q
A. market, 100 beef cattle, $50 stores, ~
pairs woTking oTen, ~ cows ana CALVES, 1000
sheep and lambs, 1850 Swine.
HeGttarriH-tEtTH, sb,bbI lat quHiItyibi -
%, do s,75i Sd do. o, -.
staWs-2 years old ~ 8 do. la &2l,
Working OEsR-salss At So, 90, ~, 70,
and 10.
Cows and ealvrs-Sl7, 20, "a, n, and 20,
Sheep and Lambs-9l, -, 80, 2OO,and
S2,75
swibe-a1 a. at retail "A to $50
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.NeAuMgAHRaa

In Danvillc, Sept, I'd, by Rev. A. Webster,
Mr. Joseph Elliot, of Danvillc, TO Miss Chasti.
ma SSnborn. of Hardwick.
In Danville, Sept. 5th,by Rev. A. Webster,
Mr. Jeremy Hutchinson To sMtss -Eaniee-k-
Huse, both of DanviIle.
In Bradford, Sept. lith, by Elder Mason,
Mr. -NATnASIEL Z. DEAS of this town, aud
Miss HASEAH BRRKIR, Of Bradford VI.
At MSgog Hotel Newport, Sept. 5,h, by
Rev ~ -E+LAAy, -IIaEAGE- a 1RlERcE. Of
Derby Line, and Miss .ApUittA A. Woops, of
Paspumpsio. - .-.-------
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BANGOR Sept. 9lh.-The number o cases
Of cholera for the last 45hours, %. Number
Of deaths, 10. Whole number of deaths by
cholern, II.
The disease has reached tho Ponobscol
Indians, aud 3 have died, aud ,here nre -four
cases remaining.
Among the victims we learn wns Col.
Samuel l.. Volnntine, highly esteemed cit
izen. IL is estimated that about 1000 persons
have left Bangor during tho pnst 3 or l0days.
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DBMpMSa


II u, ti's town, SEPT = ERAc&p, Son of MIR l..
ID. Howard, nged - months.
In ChNrcstown, Mass. Aug. 81 of infiammi.
ton Of the brain, OLIVER PERRY, son of ARA
and Marietta West, recently of Danville, aged
one year and two months
lin Dunvilic, Aug 23d, ALnIRA ABHE, daugh.
ter of David & Cynthia Perigo, aged months
and 26 days
In Walden, Aug. %, Sally, wife or MI Ht.
olson Patch, aged 40 years.
In Coventry, Aug. 10th, MIR Joshua Hyde,
aged about 80 -
Near London, Aug. l7th, of fever, HESRv
CoLEHAE, of Massdc husetts,th the distinguished
agricultural traveller, aged 65.
In Burke, Aug. 18th, eABioAtL, wife of
Thomas Scott, in the Goth year of her age.
In bloomington, on the 2Sult., Frederick
II. son of William Joslyn Esq. aged years
and months.
In Newport, on the lot inst. Aaron, ron Of
Benjamin. and Lydia 5. Brown, aged seven
months,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15

ORLEANs CouNrY.-While beats Robin
son Ia Orleans County for Senator, by about
80 yotea
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And so much of said lands will be sold nj
public auction ut the dwelling house of Kit
fridge Hudson ia said Town OF East Haven
on the fret Thursday of October next ut ten,
O'clock forenoon MS shall be requisite To dis
charge said taxes with costs unless previous
ly paid. HEZEklAH LUND, let Constable.
Dated nj East Haven this first day uF Ssp.
Iember, ls4D 6agn3
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East Haven.

TENllE nonresident pyoprielors Of the Town
n of Fast Haven ~ ths County of Essex,
are hereby noIided thy tho Taxes hssessod
10y said Town within The year next preceding
tins date remain either la whole or Ia part
unpaid on tie following described Lands IA
said town, to wit
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Il LIBERATION. 1 hereby give public no.
~ tice, that have given my son, Eben
Pond, HIS time, during his minority, that
shall claim none of his earnings, nor pay any
debts of hiS contracting after ihis date.
EBEN L. POND.
Lunenburgh, Sept. 10, lsl0 633w3'
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CHOLERA ~ BosToN.-SixIcen deaths by
cholera were reported Mt the Registers office
for the last tweniy-iour hours ending Tues
day noon. All oflhem were foreigners, OF
children ofloreigners.
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Later News from Europe.


The Europa arrived at Halifax on Mon
day evening, The Daily Atlas has Telegraph
Dispatches of le news one week later from
all parts Of Europe.
The crongi everywhere, execp, tho north
Of Europe, are exceedingly good.
The news from Hungary is indefinite, but
confirms, in the main, the sad accounts by
the previous arrival. a small portion orIhe
Hungarian army still held out, aud Ia a skir.
mish, carried the day.
The London News, in Specializing upon
the causes md results Ofthe downfall ofllun-
gary, says the general belief throughout the
Continent ~ that the Hungarian General sur
rendered with his army TO Pnskiewitch, on a
pledge being given by the Russian Comman.
der, that hs master, the Cxnr, would guarnn.
tee tho Independence Of Hungary. Should
this be ihe explanation OF tho onigmn, and II
IL very natural one, then will this power
have achieved very grent stride towards
that universal empire welded either de fhclo
or by Influences which Napoleon ioreiold Of
Europe.
The letter from Gorgey to KlnpkA, direct
ing the surrender Of Cdmorn, hssigns no rea-
son for his course, Other Than he had become
convinced Of tho hopelessness Of their eauset
and that ho wished TO give peace to his coun.
try as tho only oxped,onl To save IL from ut.
ter perdition. A letter from Kossuih, writ.
ten before he knew OF the surrender OF Cor
gey, is said by Austrian authority to have
been f0uEd, .aieh con,oinsn flank nduis-
sion that the Magyar cause was ifretrevAbly
lost.
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M'AINE ELECTION.

Partial returns from several Counties IN lhe
State show handsome Wing guiti on the
-Vptc ier Gsssfeas, and Tie gain Of Senators
aud Representatives 10 sull greater The
Wings earyiwo Of the Senators In Cumber-
land County. The Wings maka net gain
Of Il0s on The voIo EOS Governor IN York
County The tendency Of political matters
IN Maine Is whig.whrd.
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NOTICE.

is hereby given that the subscriber viii
i petition The Legislature Of this State al
their SESSION ~ Oetober neHt, for grant Of
q Turnpike Charter from the south Inc Of Bar
ton near bgllWater Pond 20 Sutton Corner
- ABBOT
Barton, Sept 10, lsi9 G33w3
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Pay Your Taxes.

TENIIE nonresident proprietGTs oftho town Of
u Kirby IN the county Of Caledonia, arc
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by SAID
town IN the year a ID 1913, remain ~ tho
whole unpaid on lhe following described land
ia said town, % wit
The north rastefly quarter Of right No. isana
90 acres aud IS rods Of The north westerly
quarter Of said right No - all known as thg
Mickey farm, hH fLll1ws, TO wit
TowH taI assessed Jan. II, 1si7 on List Of
1877, Sly3
State tax do do do do do ~
Tswn tAt assessed March o ,l3is, do do -
Town nI assessed Dec ~, l7lS, on Last
Of isis, 500
sohootmE do do do do 20
State tax do DO 40 do do -
and 70 much Of said lands will DO sold az pub,
Ice auction at the dwelling house of the sub.
seTibcr ia said KIRBY on the lot ThuFsday Of
October next at l o'clock, Afternoon No shall
be requisite u dl8ruHrEu uurri-' +As- ALL clsIa
unless previously paid
JOHN RUSSELL. ~ id Constable,
Dated at KIRBY, this 9th day Of Sep, a d
1919 G92w3
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v. !. GOODS and GROCERIES

FRESH OYSTERS constantly on hand.
iiC will sell az cheap as the cheapest, and
solioiis the attention Of the public 10 his as
vortmrni
Call at one door south Of Jrwclt's new
IN John,hu,y. s,,t "a Is1o H. Gl.,,T
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REHABILITATION.

Against Coolidge, 374
No returns from ii towns. These towns
will probably give majority against Truck
aud Decker.
, o. The Police IN Rome is now directed
by French officers, priests, md spies. No
songs containing patriotic phrases are allow
ed TO be sung in The coffee-houscs, or places
ofpuhiic resort.
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o. The amount Of California Gold, coin.
ed nj the United States Minis 10 the 3lst Az
gust, is sl,gG07l5 20. There have been
$500 90 Gold Dollars coined since the en-.
heimont OF tho law authorizing their coinage.