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MUM BER 81.

doubt. 1t would be a popular thing-the
is evidence enough of the popularity of
the scheme.
We say, then, this is momentous
movement. There is temptation enough
in 1t to lure able, talented, and respecta-
BILE men-men of character and men of
means, to say nothing of the tremendous
confiscations of government property and
royalist's estates that would follow the lib
Grafton of Cuba by an invading army of
be surprised to see our neighbor, who fail
ed to become brigadier general in the
Mexican war, appointed, and bravely act
ing as a major general, in the projected
conquest OF Cuba. He may, even now,
be member of the Lone Star Associa-
ton, for all that we know. He certainly
appears to have been admitted into their
secrets, if not into their councils. Wheth-
er Mr.. Webster secretly leans to the ac-
QUESTION of Cuba, or otherwise, we do not
know; but at the time of the last Lopez
expedition, he was supposed to be remark
ably indifferent to the terrors ofthe Span
ism minister at Washington. In fact,
there is no telling how far the speculative
schemes of Wall street-fnancial and po-
litical extend, till they are brought to
light. We may rest assured, however,
that if there shall appear to be fair pros
pect for this Cuban enterprise, funds will
not be wanting, even from Wall Street to
help it on.
With respect to the consequences of a
successful liberating invasion Of Cuba, they
can scarcely be over estimated. The i'm
mediate danger with us would be war
with England France and Spain, all to-
gether; and yet from all that we can
learn, we must prepare for that contingent
cy, or prepare for the purchase of Cuba,
before it is too late to avoid war. What
says Mr.. Webster: Let him look to
Cuba.
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"a
And III not ask for wine"
Thus gaiy sung Henry Graham as he
rose to bid adieu to his lady love, the fair
Helen Meredith, and at her invitation
again took seat and refreshed himself
with glass of wine and slice Of cake.
THAT does very well for the poet to say,
but for my part like the kiss and the
wine Also" he continued. "What say lou,
Helenl"
Helen smiled and. declared that she
cared but little for either.
''Indeed, Helen! am sorry for that.
But seriously, what think you Of the
great temperance reformi No doubt it
does much good, but must own that |
like cheerful glass. My friend Selby
was married the other evening, and ifyou
will believe il, not a drop Of wine was al
lowed at the wedding"
THAT seems to be carrying the matter
too far replied Helen. "Intemperance is
certainly u great evil, hut it appears to
me that there can be no harm in the mod
crate use Of wine"
"Surely not, or of brandy either" said
Henry. ave will have no lemonade we'd
ding when we are married, Helen"
Helen smiled her assent, and after
fc~ minutes conversation, the lovers part
ed for the evening.
Alas, Henry Graham! Highly gifted
in mind, Of noble person and engaging
manners-few could have imagined that
be stood on the brink Of u frightful pre-
cipice, from which, could his mental vision
have been opened, he would have recoiled
with horror.
And Helen, lovely and amiable, with a
well cultivated mind, and gentle, sensi-
tive disposition, whicl, rendered her who'll
ly dependen, for happiness upon the loved
ones around her: she had given her young
affections TO one whom she fondly believ-
ed most worthy to be entrusted with the
precious gift; and so indeed he was, had
It not been for that one fatal propensity
which rendered him an easy prey to the
fell destroyer Of domestic happiness, peace
and virtue.
Henry would.have spurned with indiga-
ton the thought that he could ever be-
come incorporate; but he knew not how
frequently his excited spirits we're produc7
ed by the unnatural stimulus on which he
had already become too dependent. Un.
suspected, stealthily, but, alas, too surely,
even as the tiger springs upon its prey,
does intempersace seize its victim.
A few short months passed on, and the
lovers stood at the alter and solemnly
: plighted their faith. Every thing seemed
90 promise fairly Cor their future happiness.
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APPALLING SCICIDE.-Our community
has been considerably excited Ivy suicide,
committed within few miles of this place,
on, or about the l4th inst, under circum-
stances shocking to humanity. One Pat
rick Bartlett, respectable young man,
about twenty-five or three years of age,
deliberately put an end to his own life, by
suspending himself from a tree, with his
stirrup leather, in retired piece of woods,
which caused strangulation, and death.-
He had been missing several days, but
was found on the 9Th inst, suspended
from the tree; his body in an advanced
state of putrefaction. The cause which
led him to commit the fatal act, as VIC
have been told, was an unhappy marriage,
consummated some three weeks previous
to his fatal leap. He had been in love
with young lady, but was prevented, by
some means, from marrying her. Soon
after his marriage, he carried his wife to
see his parents, and there met the young
lady, his former love, to whom he appear
ed to have been devotedly attached. Their
feelings, upon meeting, overcame their
sense of propriety, anil they rushed into
each Others arms, embraced, and were
melted to tears. This scenes to have re-
vived, in tenfold degree, his love for her;
and after carrying his wife back to her
parents, said that he would 90 to Troy and
mail letter, which he had written; but it
appears he came to the determination on
the way to destroy himself; which he did,
in the manner above described, according
to the Comoners Inquest-Troy (Ala.)
Pdllddium.
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The Law of Newspapers.

/, All subscribers who do not give ex-
press Notice tn the contrary, are consid-
cred as wishing to continue their subcrip-
tons.
2. If subscribers order the dscoutin-
uance of their papers, the publishers may
continue to send them until arrearages
are paid.
8. Ifsubscribers neglect or refuse TAX
ing their papers from the offices to which
they are sent, they are held responsible
till their bills are settled, and their papers
ordered to be discontinued.
4. The Courts have decided that refu-
sing to take a newspaper or periodical
from the office, or removing and leaving
it uncaled for, is prina taeie evidence Of
INTENTIONAL FRAUD.
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BEwARE OF CoUNTERFErTs.--Co Counter
felt four dollar notes of the State Bank of
North Carolina, have recently found their
way TO Petersburg, Va. They are dis
tinguishable from the genuine ones by the
signature Of the President ID. Cameron,
which i lame imitation, and other fea-
lures upon them.
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H The first newspaper published in
Virginia cost fifty dollars a year. 1t was
published weekly, and advertisements
were inserted for ten dollars the first week,
and seven dollars for each week after.
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81 frmprranrp storg.
From Arthur's Home Gazette.
THE INEBRIATE'S VOW;
..OR....
THE VOICE OF GOD.
BY MRS. s. p. DOUGHTY.

"Drink to me with thine eyes,
And ] will pledge with mine,
Leave but kiss within the glass,
And III not ask for wine"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-06

CLrRgyMrv Ayo BALLS The position of nj
u5trl>' f., IN many ways, PrrcrI1os bel AVID
/ tine way they ar, slrlrh,I out end rut OK ~
suit ""mua, prJo''e- aa, often SCENE. +, u.
u,hY If au age .o heightened IN other mat
rpls. Cfcmr.e ball, are not scene. where ellen.
gymru would very often le found brt. tha th.y
might he present at one, without It's being "a yrrv
/ hgIuuus offence, the following sNphnl'Ipu will
,hnw. It vas given by Rev Mr. u luurn oi
Mobile. in reply to the Conference whl.h called
him ~ account for suns to the strikers Ball
A!r NJ said:
1T Las been tie custom Of the voun. men ju
tins cry, for IN n wears, 70 celebrate NV
Years hy appearing DO mI.quCrJ|r costume, pp.
RIDING the streets with fllmrruuN then proceed.
i1E t,n room selected Ter d { purpose 10 receive
t clr f!rnd, who have hren ,prrlally mNtrd- --
All Glasses ut ler>uuS who receive thee invita-.
,o"s are accustomed To attend, llr'Uling tine r,.
cuar ministers, | was upon the let Of one If
these companies, AMI, after some hesitation, de
trrmruri go become their guest that hrsl,rtluu
proceeded from fear of giving offence to some
members Of the Church Thee scrup'rs were
tail aside upon being assured that custom war.
rautrd the step, Wherein consists the wrong
Was It m gnlu. to the runmi ! had been at the
AlhmbrA frequently before without the ,li-h'.
est lmpula'lpu. In there being baud ofmu,,e
present In looking upon men and their cos.
tunes had done tins before IN the streets
every one does u--my venerable presiding el
der with his daughter, hal gone down the sire =.
been jnS,lrd bv the crowd, had dingrd into his
ears vulgar je,ts aud imprrCatons without stint ,
hli waited an hour or more to wiinrss the pass
ug pageant
Every member of the Conference then in the
city, presume, was out upon the sidewalks, and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-06

IMMIGRATION To C,LT, RSIA--lhc smisra,ion
to California appears To have received a new iu-
pulse, II We may Judge from the large pumoer
!Iat lyf New York on Friday, on board the Che.
rokee and Prometheus, both Of which took ont
9sS passengeis--the former taking 3s7 by way
Of Chagres. and the latter COL by way ei Juan.
\ still larger number are preparing to 60 ani
have already engaged their passage on the diff
tereut steamers leaving New York up to the blh
of next month. The California steamer, numier
10 a.tog ther are furnished with accommodations
for about 1000 passengers, and make semi.
monthly trips 70 Chagrcs and Intermediate ports
large proportion Of the emigrants consist II
farmers and their families. from the western part
OF New York, who intend making thrir p-rma-
nnrEt residence 10 Ca!.igmia So says the krm-
tnl Poak
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FRr7 Tnapr.-7he Bri,i.h journals abound

FREG TnADE.-lhe Br,ih journals abound
With conga,ula, ous and long Statistics to sup.
port llem, touching the reyeuue Of the kingdom.
Important and radical Il, are the changes that
h,yc been made IN the matter oI tx ton-sIch
a. 'h" gj,iugu up OF the wIulow tx, about seven
million, a'Uuall The reduction Of stamp du les
-thc reduction of po-toge--the abolition Of tls
corn hws--tha radlct!on of the custom duics
grngrui.y--yrl the annual falling off of the rev.
Cuur viii b. only about fur millnp- Of collars.
Nor is Ills al, There las been gorg on a dimi.
mutton of expenditures, and cessation Of eyper.
sve legacirs lrlt b. prcviou, wear. OF mi.mau.
a-crcat, so that there will be a surpu! Of in.
come over expenditures IN April, Of over seven.
teen mill on- uido.I.rs--the greatest amount ev.
,- yet known or available This result i, hailed
as convincing proof # the souudnes, OF the recent
ice trade ie, l,Mtion.
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~ A4aA anu inc Hour.
Those Journals vLi,l. ,,L, their c.r rnr, ,l,
Nat.gnal LtcNio,re,r upd ryI.,,,. a., .l..,.
.iu.tu I.eyu.l,Iua Ia El,o... t,. ,..ll,.h prn,,b
n.au Gu.y.uuc.rs uprr tl, r,,,p. If 1I-riI. ,l..
uaI.iuc.. b. 900 IulcItab.ur too .tpr.r,l,,. l
c.rr.ed un by the und,.cip'r.l nIa-.n-. s,,e,
shat lhrlr c,e- t. the ex5mp'rs of Li.tory ~
,nry Ctusu lLur ears 10 ,hn,e D. rtsrtnu, yo.Ies in
tne air VL.I prophecy the ,uwnf,u ul I,.pnt.
.-m / 'ar lu,l m Fr.uce. and iod,,I pg ,L.
whole continent. ihc GuIs,u.lc of r,I,.ar.aort -
ur. l. It ILr ytral 81. If f-.rf ". answer il i
neither 10" unr or the other; Il /, he stllacSy
uR'ch pycr,das the Ngricaue! Tine m.nu at-
mn, ,licrr i h.k. arJ ,!u.-. aud ..f eating; aud
The wh"" horizon is lined Ni.h 3u.k ,.iiuu,
clouds from which the eve ut the n-hrunE r-
EaurWg over the field ct it, future operations.
AND Should the phluu'hrupj-t dread the gltLyr-
ny together ul tie -turmf We say 3D. he h s
n.,,HHl To- i,ur The tempest muy strrw ruin On
It. path, b1t IL Is urre.,or, 10 jh- pI steal co -
hhuum and p.rhratiuu ot the air, and 20 l., rev.
n.GtIon necrs ssary, when tyranny. and oypcsgon.
anI maud, aui corruption are cXcr'ing all hrr
influences aghln,t tha freedom and hrppinc-s OF
man. The power and goodness Of God are seen
and ie.t IN the tempest, aud So also should bis
mighty arm BE- recognized in the moral cuyl,ia.
at those revolutions which change the features Of
"s,"ry "'i marx me progress q: humanity. The
e|'' "h,Nh attend bo'h are pHriili The good Is
Ih'er7't. ln''c VINO -al' let the Coss'Ca rule
''' 'I 'n un'' u,.h Is NJ ior encouragement, or,
""c are ",'nS '""' ue-poU-m should iet.er the
Do'T7 anu V""7'''Hees "l men ioeVyr, rather
.''' i'"'e we "'V, /" e'e''e"'' "'..Utoed an" INC
''' res ,"'h-' h ages throw" on are III. STUN
,,7 1',n7 o''."I 10 'He onward m'fch 0! man to The
'"'m,,"'"' ,' MS grta' destiny upon earth
"a NJ a
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. From the FL Dnrnhn Nova

THr RicuEsr IK,p Yrr-we have repeated
ly spoken Of the vast prol6eness Of the diif,ren,
mining districts in this county. both rs regards
placer and quattz operations. but never h,lore
have We knswn prospect to be 80 fNt-rius "a
Tie one o which We are now about to speak.
a quartz lead has recently been discovered
within three quarters Of mile Of Cold Springs,
near Weber Creek, andis Pronounced l., all who
have seen the specimens exhibited, to he one Of
lhe richest leads ever discovered in Calii,rnia.--
W Is estimated that iloir $500 to II .OOJ vuith
( "' 'peelmens have been carried away ty visitors,
" MW""N we're extracted ftom place not more
! "'" iett square. The vein, has not. NJ vet
"', "'''a more Ilan % feet. but Lears ey-ry
I e''''"'r 81 an extensive c.ntinua ion. The lead
. J.. '"u," "N ]" pet-un-. who styc theuseve,
I '"' N".uunH- NntrE Mining Association" of
I winch } CaufrlA Is President. ard @ " I'm,
/ MY, Secretary. They cu,,r,.in very ,anrvire
I expectation, Of 'h'lr success, and wear the mot
I ch.IHl cuurtcuancas ul 1py s,t ,f EloVs v,
hHy" ifDly seen. One oi 'hc speeiurns shown
vs. not vei1hrg mnte than nr pnunds W..
are confident contained roi less than 95 worth
of hc'uu'l bright gold Judge CauftlA has left
At onr ,i!ige or examination, f.w specuneu..
which We viii take pleasure in exhibiting to auy
one deslrous Cf seeing them.
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4 Washington CITY Party.

A Washington correspondent Of the Clevelun,
Herald gives the following graphic description o
a fashionable squeeze" given by Senator Gwin
Of California:
1t was indeed dow to those who were moi
"uu' ,ldrrs tor be- It known that cards If invita-
iluu were So hbrrdll distributed that u was I'M
possible lul all the guests To obtain seat or sinu
Inside the huu,r. The" knowing ones went ear
~, aul filled the rooms to most uuComfurtuhl,
degree uf solidarity from ten to eleven III,
mwc fashionable and exquisite arrived some at
ter - long aui hard pressure reached the top ui
the second tlgIt ul stairs. Others of the first 9th
er> we've unable to get within the dor The stair,
were ,unirrow, and the l,hrs dresses So inflated
and ptutuherant that tu pass on the stairway wa,
impossible, some LADIES' were up stars" wh,
could not ret dawn, some were down stairs,
who could not get up. aud some were N the " H.
drc, chamber" VIII" could not get out-the star
ways were chokrd up, cvcIy uouk and corner
was lammed mll--ldcs could not fni THEN
bcaux, and gentlemen could not fud the hdr.
under their charge. Dresses wrr, rumpud torn
ruined among the insiders, and bad colds taken
and cur,lns anu swearing RdulScd in among the
outsiders.
"Suoug drinks" were literally provided and
freely mnlbcd the uudllutcd punch being served
from bowls of the dimunsion fr potash kettles
The eating department, was well provisunel, bSt
a crowd of hungry barbntiaps surrounded the ia
blrs preventing any distribution uf rhtions. save
what passed over the head, oG the brhIni,r. "
bcsmeuing The coats and dresses of he htc.tf,.h
inn, with oyster grnvies aud other connections. .--
There WAS music and laughing, sghing and per
prIng, loud talking and close packing some
lryng 10 get out and ulhcr. to gct IN. and thus
for an hour or two were male IN female. beauty
aud booty" champagne aud puueh. bsauJy aud
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"llc'p the European Continent to national in.
lcpruIyrc, aud self government fur my country,
Italy and France Til. self government eau b.
To, Republican Help by Your many, just ani
rc.olu'c attitudes. to dtyulupc that public opinion
Of England itself, that it may side out whatever
consideration with the cause ufoppressed Nations
against slrguinary despotsm, The u, spots crush.
ed. the sun freedom will cast It's warming ray.
over the green gem OF the Sea also, the people
NJ Fncland will become just; large part of It
feels Erius wrongs, and the fundamental princi-
PIE " your m,,ituiuns--i,drrati,e union with
self ,rgoycmmcut--wlil prevail over the earth
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kpssuTHs AprEALTo THE iRIsH--In bis Clsve-
land -pee,h kussu.h labor. lC oyclcume the sup
posed p'eiu iirr- uf he li~h against him on &c.
rouot Of hi, 1lttery of England, While partakinz
O! English hospitality. K,,slh says.
Dm toil there Is . muvcment intended to al.
irr1'c lhe ctiz u- ol he United States Of lr.h
extraction from couunuaucing the literal move
N n,s oE Europe hy the .ugge { on that Il despo-
uam prevails, the dc'pots will b, come powerful
enough to cru.h Gre { Britain
know IN we'll that freedom though finding
am echo in every mla's breast, can by nobody he
more beloved than ~ .uch a nation a the bravo
ans # igcI.ni irI.hncn love freedom too well
to I'D. with dcspoli-m The f,rhrrland of EN-
met and Gra,t,n, Of Curran and Connoll--lhat
giant oi patriotism. The llnd where Wolfe once
bed, aud Moor" .ang his song Of oppressed na-
iIuns-thlt land cqlgo. lursakc tie cause Of Ma
ilontl freedom aui never will side with despoti-m
Bar let me humbly ask, if all overwhelming des.
pnusm should indeed succeed 10 crush Albion,
would it crush Albion to make Erin free would
not dc'rots fgh, ani gain--haye they ever fought
and gained, to make nations freci | appeal TO
the conscience Of Erin, to God, and to history.
lie Who sides with despots will become their
slaves.
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STATE Dam or Omo-1hc whole debt Of the
State If Ohio. exclusive Of the school and other
trust funds, ON the lst Of January, amounted to
slj5SI S93. The per cent loan amouutln. To
Sl,4gQpsl %, has been cancelled during the
year, and 1896 556 90 Of interest paid making a
total Gjsbur cmsnt OF S?,ig6537 Is. The taxa.
blc property of the State amount. to si6s65i'
7OS, and its increase since lsl1 has been at ths
rate Of 100000 year. The increase IN
1852 under the New Constitution i. estimated
at SatUOOUUO.
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Dress Maxine.

nj KS GEORHlANA PARNll,hE wishes 10
w cnll the attention of the Ladies OF Ottawa
ana Nlrlni'y, That ,hr has opened shop
Up Stairs, orer Mrs Grggys NAjncry SLop.
where she Is ready omakc to order ClggLs Drsss.
es NdnhHns, Nc, nt the shortest notice, nnd m
the most fashionable styles Ladies Wishing To prt
work OF this kind done will please give us a cnli
FniI nnh Winter Patterns Just received d.
rect from New York and forsnle
AhSO--Plnin Sewing done to order. nj the
shortest notice oc, ia
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Something New !,

II w G GOODlNG wou'dufm thcruh'c
I/s 10 ~ u" = NOW m1nyacurun harness wuh
pli'nl S'It \Im,mg Rurkh vi hIrh prr d,cidrJly
'h'"u "l nnylhng vet iuruiuc'd tor strength sai,'.
F'anl convenience Call and rNnmluc lh,m for
yohrrv nj hs oli stand of lhr ,igu OF The Cify
,Hd'"'SS Shop, on Columbus street ll,' willalso
Keep an "a" orlmrnl oi harness with cd ,ryIr buck les
~ good AMI as cheap as c,n hr purchased any.
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The "avoror Portland Me, has made report
upon the operation oi the new liquor law in tia,
city. lie says that the streets of Portland arc
r,tt'rtly quiet. Uul that open rrm shop isnnt
known m the ri''. The lon-c e correction - IN.
ttlv ,ur'y. rud the number receiving assistance
n' the Aim, lluu.c and out materially reduc'd.
The MNurls slngu.uo ul lh, s.imalc and COM
llyle ul4mpA U. IAs law.
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StatlCu'S Mill.

ENl !. subscriber would inform the pulic,hn' the
1 above NIIIl,rutulI operation ono, wurr auj hr
lsprcpnr"d to rund, or rNchaur, hor ton whratat
nuimt TO ,ut thrcu>tomrfs and witt s'ri, art,n.
uonl"hu .inrs, hr hope, 9. -haI, pnr uiih, public
pllton1gr lururl> p',nsr emil aud ZEE ~ Won
vii always find the mi,rs rrady to wall ON Won.
night ordHy Cash mldiorwl,il.
DAYTON, Jan % Ip.,ruAy Sr,rrry
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
9ttornfn9 9

s,UiuPLIT ~ ALLACE. q. {. Cham-
I pIU.-W III Wallace lHorH'yS GHd CoHH-
s.ll1iS 1t Lac. Office over Il. I. GuPg-' Drug
store, Ottawa, nov -, ~.
~ IS. LELAND, itiorncgdHd CoUHscii0rn
~, LItn. Oiu,r IN the room IN the count house
occupied 90 part by thg Clerk aud Library Of the
.unr.M. count mny ~
N~DWRIS < FISNEV Geo II Noui,-GcoS
y Fsh'r I'fora'Vs al Ldlc mt L1qd AGENTS,
D.tus1,il Wal pay particular attention 10 the
plym 'ul uluItlyrstnauy plrt Of Illinois, Pur'h1-'ug
ami selling lca. estate, ilye .aDny iluCa, cDl egl-
lN- iau.H Is. bIyugaul arilusmIitr rs land wat-
Iuls, rHi heating ,hrn on ia best igDGS for SoI-
t"r oro,u..a securing pensions aIl ail claims a.
gin.t Oh" government Once on the southwest
corner VI lh' pubic square"
~ T. HOLLIS TER, attorney and Cou0SeLor
vi. .ui LIIr4aI N,iiriiOrW W ttrHcOH-b bfiIUu,
Ill., uilac ia Jh. -beuii S oil,c, court house.
tIovcr ~ Cook, u. q. Gtoye,--B. { Coo.l It-
toyDrBg Ini C9aHwilors at Lar Ouatca. OF
hcru i.Iich's Block east side ct llc public
square. jan iN-i
Horny G.. Cotton, lH,racy aHi couHs,iiOr ut
Lgo anil S,i,iiDr N Chmcay-- OU0ira, lis
D.I.r Iu la- Court house. Jun u
\. Randall, iHDyHcy at i1r--iOIrt VA
Co.. By Aug 10, lSIS--u
rrccr ~ lngrtls. 4. C.P FtrrE \ lNeArrs)
-iprrer, amt S,iicihJs Chicago, lis urls.
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apple to'iy oysters and terrapus, politician AMI
office holders, presidential candidates uud lum
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