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Closing Out
QNR SULMER STOCK !

WE have made still greater reduction in the
prices Of our present stock of Goods, as we
are determined 10 close it out to make room
for our anticipated large stock of Fall Goods.
D-Wc have JUS, received, by way Of assert.
ing up; some DRY GOODS, such as all-wool
Dclainos of various colors, Dress Trimmings,
Donnc, Trimmings, &c.
Also IL sacks ofground ALUM SALT, to be
sold low Ladies' Calf Boots and Boys Bro
rans. Some Jewclry still on hand 10 give a.
way! Here's the place, at
CARR, SMITH & CO.'S.
Ausaa, 10, 1858.
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TIRGINIA-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the County Court Of Preston
on the first Monday in July, 1858:
John p. Byrnc, Assignedn
of Hiram Pulliam, IN DEBT:
Is.
Ephraim shuck.
Tho object of this suit is to recover from the
Defendant debt of Sl32 75duc to the Plain
tiff by single bill
AND it appearing that the snid Defendant is
not residen, Of tho state of Virginia, he is
therefore hereby required toappear here with
in one month after due publication OF this or
der, and do what is necessary to protect his
interests in said suit. A copy tcste:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
VIM. G. Brown Co., Plif's. Atty's.
July l6, 1853. soo-ot
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Two free negroes, man and woman,
were hung at Culpepper Ct. House, OH
Friday last, for the murder OF R. Gaines,
Of that county, in May last. They both
had previously confessed their guilt.
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tirsinia.-a

tirsinia--s
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Monongalia county, on Nom
day the 4th day ofJuly, 1858:
Reason Lining, Plaintiff, ,.,,,;
Columbia Cole, ct al, Deft.
The object of,his suit is to procure divis-
ion of tho lands devised by the Will Of Caleb
Hurley to his wife Sally, during her life, and
then TO Eliza Colo and her heirs equally for
ttGr.
And it appearing, by IN affidavit made and
filed in this cause that the defendants, Column
bia Cole, John Lining and Sophia his wife,
Ira Ramsey and Pefhina; his wife, and Joseph
Cole, arc aon-residents Of this Commonwealth,
on motion ofthe Plaintiff by his Attorney, il
is ordered that tho said Defendants do appear
here within one month after due publication Of
this order and do what is necessary to protect
their interests in this suit; and that this order
be published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Mononsalia Mirror, newspa-
pcr published in Morgantown, Monohgalia co.,
ia, and be posted at the front door OF the
Court House of said county, on the first day
of the next term of tile County Court OF said
county. A copy ttstc.
Raymond & Hough, Atpys. for PHI.
July 0, 1858. 2O4-ot
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New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and nd
Washington, have raised near $4,000
for the sufferers from yellow fever OF
New Orleans.
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The Commonwealth of Virginia to
the Sheriff Of Marion County,
Greeting

WHEREAS Elijah tSllihs did, oh the ioih
w day ofJune, 1858, sue out of the Clerks
Office of the County Court Of Preston IN alias
writ of ficri facias against the goods and chat
tcls Of Thomas ColfGS, Tor the sum of Slss,:,
os, with legal interest thereon from the 18th Of
March, 1853, till payment, and saa II costs,
returnable at the Angus; term next Of said
Court; And whereas, the plaintiff suggests that
by reason of the lien of his said writ, there's
aiiability en- the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company for certain monies due from the said
cumpdny 10 the said Thomas Collins: There!
fore, at the instance of said plaintiff, we com
mant you to summon the said Company 70 APP
near before tho said Court al tlie Court House
Of Preston county, on the first day ofthe said
August term, to answer the aforesaid SUCCESS
tons. And have then there this writ.
Witness Smith Crane, Clerk Of our said
Court, Mt tho Cour, House aforesaid, the IN
day af' june, 1858; and the 77th year of the
'O JnIy g. aCG 1t SMITH CRANE.
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SADDLES,

A more general assortment of said article,
that can be got in any other Shop in tho coun-
try. Also, HARNESS Of every description,
fine and common Buggy Harness Of all kinds.
Wagon Harness, Collars, Riding Brides, &C.,
all Of which they have aud will continue to
keep on hand, and make to order at tho short
est notice, at their old stand two doors Eas.
Of the Courthouse, and will sell 10 old and
now customers on the most reasonable terms.
Citizens of this and tho adjoining counties
arc respectfully invited 10 cal and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewherc'
way 81, 1859. smo.
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BOLTING CLOTHS,
AT THE DRY GOODS STORE OF
II0GG & BTADEN,

BROWNSVILLE, Pa.
WYE keep constantly on hand large and
w well selected assortment of B0LIING
CLOTHS, of the very best quality, direct from
the Importer, which VIC will sell lower than
tho same article can be had elsewhere in the
State. Good references can be given, as We
have been selling the same article for many
years. Orders shall receive careful and prompt
attention. lioGG 4 BRADEN.
August 10, 1853. so9st
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W. W. WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone,
.E;.I Furnishing,

Steam Engine Establishment,
3l9, 32l, 1928, Liberty Street,
Opposite Smithfcld street,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills
generally on hand and made to order. Boilers
tSr Engines made to order on short notice.
French Burr Mill Stones, old and new stock,
of my own manufacture, warranted best quail
ity, always on hand at tho lowest prices. Lan,
rel Hill Mill Stones always on hand. Mill
Spindles, mill Irons, mill s Regulating Screws,
Picks, Screen Wire, Corn and Cob Grinders,
Cast Iron proofStaycs, Leather Betting always
on hand.
Lull,s Patent French Burr Smut Machines,
superior article, used in over 900 OF the hes.
mills in the West. They run light, clean vol
and fast, and will last a life time. When they
become dull the edge can be renewed by
cracking the Burr. We annex certificate
from ono of the largest Touring mills in the
West, and for further particulars refer to our
hand bills. =, ,,,,
PITTSBURGH, June &c, 1852.
w. W. Wallace, Esq.-Deur Strive have
now in use in our mill two ofyour Burr Smut
machines; they work to our entire satisfaction,
and they are durable, not liable TO get out oil
order, and We consider them the bost machines
new in use. WILMARTli g NOBLE.
All orders promptly attended to.
". W. WALLACE,
$40 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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MARRIED.:

On Thursday afternoon, Aug, llth, by
the Rev. James Davis. Mr.. JAMES G. VIII.
SON, and Miss MARY JANE, daughter of
John B. Yeager, Esq, Of Indian Creek,
Monongalia co. Va.
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Let the People know

THAT E. w: TOWER 3 Co. keep con:
s,un,ly on hand the larsest and best hssort-
ment Of School, Theological; Miscellaneous,
and blank Books, ever seen in this section OF
country: Cdf and see US dna you uiH DC sure
10 buy They have just become
Agents for the American Society,
And haSc on hand complete assortment OF
their cheap and beautiful family Bibles,to
Sell to tic Rich and gioc to tile Poor!
They have; also, any quantity Of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, oils, Varnishcs,
Backing, Lemon Syrup, Fancy
Soaps, Soap Powder, Ink,
Paint and Varnish Brush
eS, &C., &c.
Also, thelargest, cheapcs. and best stock OF
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARS,
in tho market-Wholcsalc and Retail.
All who wish to purchase either large or
small lot Of
Groceries,
will Do well to call and examine their unequal.
led assortment. Prime N. o. Sugar at from .
to 5 cents, by the hogshead, barrel or single
pound. +. W. TOWER Co.,
Commercial Buildings, Morgantown, Va:
June %, 1853.
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China has population of abont $780,
nm 200. About cue.third of the people
III the world,
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PLASTER PARIS for land and
Stucco Work, Hydraulic Cement, Grindstoncs,
all sizes and various gri;s, always on hand at
$40 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
May 81, 1868. W. W. WALLACE.
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MEDICAL CARD.

MEDlOhb OAnD.
CHARLES McLANE, M. D., ISAAC
SCOTT, NJ. D., and HUGH W. BROCK,
NJ. D., thaviug this day associated them
selves together pndcr the firm Of DIS. Nc
Lane, Scott & Brockl, tender their seryi.
ces to their friends and tho public gene
rally as practitioners Of Medicine, Sarge.
ry &c, &c.
Colleges, they offer their professions! ser;
vices 10 the public without any additional
guaranty supcradded 10 their previous
success.
Office as formerly, opposite tho Mer.
chants & Mechanics Bank.
MOrgantown, August 6, 1858.
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WOODWARD & ODBERT,
s. Harness Makers,
nnnAN1AiIHN W.

WURGAN lOWN va
TN AvING entered into co-paftnosship in the
above business, beg leave to inform their
old friends and the public in general, that they
have Just received from Philadelphia and Pitts
burg, a splendid assortment Of materials for
thu manufacturing of
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Vote Of tn G Eastern District.

Vote of tn c Eastern District.
The following is the vote Of the East
err District Of Monongalia county, as re-
ported by Mr.. NJ. R. Chalfalt, Commits,
sioner Of the Revenue:
District No. I, has 2s2
{" No. 2, All
No., 5l9
Making vote of 1913
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A GREAT THEOLOGICAL BOOK Inc Pans correspond
snt Of The New York Journal of Commerce thus notices
the publication of and fuller edition OF the writings
OF the fathers of Christian church than has hitherto
appeared
"A work has at length emerged at Rome for which
the erude world has been long impatient II is the Pa
bun Nora Bibi,oaeca, ad Plum TX Ponhfeem Mari
nun, collection of the Dedied works OF the Greek and
Latin fathers, formed Tor the part from the manu-
scupis Of the Vatican and published by Cardinal A. Mai
large quartos, with plates and fac simiie. The
first volume contains about hundred new sermons
of Saint Augustine, the Spectrum, and number of his
commentaries the Bible The first part OF The second
volume comprises thirteen small productions of Saint
Cyril, in Greek, with Lain translation and noee also
ten works OF other fathers in Greek and Latin. The
third volume embraces commentaries by Saint Cyril on
OF the eplses of Saint Paul and the Psalms and
various fragments, His eminenee The editor has added
writings OF other fathers In the fourth volume are
brought together more than forty small performances
tracts of ancient fathers among whom Eusebius OF
Cesarea, Sain, Gregory of Nyssas Saint John Cysos,om
and Ddmus, history and refntaon of the Mancheans
and refuiatlon of the Koran The four volumes will
soon be received in Paris Tor sale The contents of the
hib and SIXTH not yet ex'ant for expoaton remain to
be communicated"
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INTERESTING TO AMERICAN ASTIaUARIASs-The New
London Advertiser says that DIR. N. ). Perkins of tina,
city has in his possession spoon, about the size of
rather small table spoon, that was lately dug up the
head OF the near Humans brook, from depth OF
fifteen feet the original beach having been covered 10
that depth by successive washngs from the surrounding
hills. With The spoon thrown up some pieces OF
charcoal and quantity OF clam shells the latter crum-
bed away on exposure TO the air Ii is supposed that
they left there by of ship OF some of the
Northmen, who visited and described the shores OF
Long Island Sound eight hundred or a thousand year.
ago BY them the country called " Vinannd" and
there maps and descriptions OF it in The royal library
Copenhagen a, this time The spoon has been sent 10
the Connecticut Antiquarian Society, and they have pro-
nounced il OF Danish manufacture, a composition of
bell-metal and gold. heart aod an arrow bead that
are II very perfect; there are also three other
smaller figures that scarcely distiRguishabe The
doctor intends to take II shortly TO the Antiquarian Soci.
ely OF Massachusetts.
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lis noticeable and most suggestive Circumstance
that while The whg papers assaing General Pierce
the democrats ia those States heretofore separated by
disputes growing out of The slave question are vigor.
ousy and successfully concentrating the union sig
nally naugurated at the last presidential election. We
have already published the able and patriotic letter OF
Governor Cobb, OF Georgia, in which. while referring
TO the necessity OF among all the members OF the
democratic party, be exhorts those with whom he has
recently acted TO give up their organization and have
the pleasure 10 know that this just and seasonabe
sci will be largely followed by his numerous friends
10 Mississippi. where The democratic party seriously
affected the question which disturbed our pot-
cal friends in Georgia. trust that the spir, OF
concession and Cancellation is doing its work Governor
Fooie and Ex-Governor Brown, The rival candidates
for United States senator, Iaversng the State and
addressing the people, equally anxious that the dvs
ions of the past shall be forgotten The following
luton, OF many which have been adopted by the
democracy Of Mississippi, passed by meeting
which nominated Hon. WIN. Melville Tor the State
senate and breathes the spirit that now animatss the
unedd emocracy of the Stale:
Rssopsd That recognise all pas, differences which
have heretofore y divided the democratic party
healed and hereby pledge ourselves. ndivdu-
ally and collectively, 10 the support Of each and all the
nominees of the late democratic State convention.
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eminent continues a certain alarm in Milan All the
troops were ordered 10 remain In their barracks Numer
Gus patrols secured the city, and several arrests bad
taken place IL 10 not easy 10 say what has called for
this sudden RECOURSE TO precautionary measures.
A letter from Frankfort aad. says "rhe number Of
emigants shss year IS very considerable. In Hungary
more Than 1000 passports have already been gwen,
number OF them iog California The authorities make
no difficulties about granting passports but the emgtan
Obliged TO declare thai he does not intend 10 return
Austria"
Father CADET missionary in Tbibet, along WIN Father
Hue The narrative of whose trav l. has obtained such
worldwide fame died at Rio Jsueire 81 yellow lever on
the 80 OF March last.
M Madai and his wife passed through Pont-du-var
few DAYS ago on their way from Hyeres 10 NICE from
whence they were proceed to take up their residence
al Geneva.
Hon. and Rev Baptist Noel has arrived in Australia,
and been appointed magistrate OF Victoria.
When Kossuh was at Leicester a few days ago, some
hundreds OF the inhabitants had interview with him
al the house Of Mr. Biggs. M. p, '' For four hours"
says the Leicester Mercury, the ustrious ex governor
received The representatives OF all political parties and
ella, SEES with that courtesy which emlneny dishn-
guishes him. We believe no one who witnessed the
unaffected modesty unosteniaous bearing OF the dstn-
guished individual forming the object OF universal atteD
ton and OF general respect left his presence wl,hou,
conviction thai he had conyersed not only with one
marked by Nature for the execution OF those great and
noble deeds which form the historical life OF nation,
but with whose external greatness is secondary TO
his moral and intrinsic worth
Letters from the coast of Africa by the European, state
that seventy persons, sold OF the colony OF Sierra
Leone slaves TO the neighborlng tribes, have been de-
vered up The authorities. Fifteen OF the buyers and
sellers have been ed and convicted, and his eXceancy,
Gov Kennedy, has for his energy this affair received
vote OF thanks from the Legislative Council passed on
the 25h OF April notorious slave dealer, Don Crspo,
prison, waiting passage 10 The Canaries for trial
For several years the ships otwa have been trying to
secure this well-known character.
Ex- President Van Buren, is going the rounds Of fees
and dinners London We observe his in the list
Of al grand ball given by the Austrian ambassa-
DOR Count Collaredo and also al the Earl of Clarendons
diplomatic dinner in honor oil her Majestys birthday
Lord Londonderry addressed sharp letter TO Lord John
Russell, on The goth ult, in reference TO passage in
Tom Moore's Diary printed in Lord Johns edition. The
passage involves the diplomatic reputation Of the Mar
qus, and Lord John instantly replied in note apologi.
zing Tor the publication.
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ACCIDENT To GENERAL SCoTT.-We regret 10 learn
that General Scott with accident last nigh, which
is likely 10 prove somewhat serious. As be was passing
down the Fifth avenue, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, about hapas nine o'clock, be stumbled against
tagging that had been raised above the surround
ing pavement, and fell headlong. He was assisted
promptly by some gentlemen who happened 10 be near
and taken home. When they offered 10 support him by
The arm, he said " Don't touch that; believe it il
broken" We trust that this impression may not have
proved correct His face ALEC badly bruised. though
We have not yet learned all the particulars The night
quite dark and the iuegularity the pavement was
not vIsble-N. T. Erening Post
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The Virginia Election.

The Richmond Enquirer Of yesterday contains the
following further details of this great democratic TIL
umph:
THE LEGISLATURE Correcting tables by the
last returns find thar in the the democrats gain
three and lose loss and in they gain
IL and lose lS-net lose
Counties yet hear from which elected the La
legislature democrats and wings.
In Gilmer and Writ counties, John T. Hays Is elected by
about 80 majority.
In Jackson county. Squire NJ Gaahue an independent
democrat, elected by about 80 ma jory.
In Doddrdse and Tyler counties Randolph (dem.) is
elected.
Roger (dem) is undoubtedly reelected TO the senate
from the Lewis county district.
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by j. c. MCGUIRE, AucttOneer

COTTAGE AND EXTENSIVE GROUNDS ON THE HEIGHTS
" for sae-On Thursday, the 10th at O'Clock will
offer public sale on the PREMISES that beautiful property the
dge Kennedys garden whole
comprising lots 3, D. s. g. ~ 49, "A 45, 30, 81 y, ga 30
No. $40, between and Fourth
Fifth streets wet
The is enclosed by excellent fence partly and
all excellent and planted with choice
On lot Is large cottage house. about 40 by "a built
best Materials bek nogged and hck cellar
within past year. painted repaired
and In the yard well Of excellent
cottage is under rent at $500 per
The from the grounds be surpassed beauty
Potomac down Mount embracing
hills around direction The is
villa residences than other within
will be arranged offered
should purchasers desire H. for tat kind OF Improvement Lets
q and ~ Will with the cottage
directly from United States perfect. An
of the title and pia, Of property my
Terms cash balance in equal IT, and
"a monns with interest," secured The and the
complied with within five the right
the nsk and expense of the first purchaser.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Auctoneer.
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Cough stated in his lecture at Trenton. n j. that 6oo
600 persons had signed the pledge, and connected them
selves with the Washingtonan movement that OF hi'
number $50 ooo'had refrigerated and violated the pledge
and either filled dronkards grave, miserable
drunkards that the original Of the project now
KEEP, low GROCERY in Baltimore and was the bes, Gus
tomer himself
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by y. G. McGUIRn. AucsIone,r.

VALUABLE HOMESTEAD NEAR WASHINGTON AT Aoc-
uonBy order Of the Orphans for The county 2,
District Columbia he sold the highest o'dne ="
Tuesday the 2sh ~ O'Clock twenty scres ~ "n
property improvements
occupied oy non
Kendall from the Cap'oi aoo"t mus
and half DISTANT ..u,-- :, ~
Thr badnss grounds will he shown TO any o's "R ~
KendaIrs for the purpose OF examining them, 4.
hand the equal o.meniss twelve and eighteen
p,u,,bs secured nv bood win
1870 = 49, JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
lima 7-at.vds Auc6snesr.
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MAINE WOMAN ELECTED TO oFFIcE-The eastern
district in Lincoln county, has chosen lady for register
of deeds, in place of Hezek,sh Coombs deceased. The
meeting held Monday last. The returns show
the election Of Miss Olive Rose, of Thomason former
lY an assistant TO Mr. Coombs.
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To the Onc~rs aoIders she War % asa, In
dian. Mexican md other Wars.

John BAKER, date clerk in General Land Ofhcc
ers and collector office Seventh and
Maryland Iard Washington city, D. c. offers his
the Of bounty land, and back
and other claims before the public departments Of the
He viii attention the settlement and collection Of pri
vate claims
Inne1 - auAr
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ATTENTION, ALl--1h. subscriber, having a.,,,,-, =
n change In his business viii offer This IA s @ 70
goods prime The stock present ,..n
OF which has aucten :,
prices. merely add ,ocl
The nav ,.
O getting every arice prime for cash only. -
Toud call especial scnton lot Of black bocnds slk
surpassed for elegance.
Also, lot of co!ored silks nj 81 yard
500 dozen linen napkins and 800 superior tahlecohs.
Nicholson sons 80 pieces OF genuine India nankeen yards
each, at 81 piece r. w. CARTER,
Market,
June p-2w Three door. from Eighth
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INTERIOR Gold Nstch~s--M. w. GAIT BRO. hav.
~ lust recetved dN
very superior gold
ing facility for
any establishment In this county =
w. GAIT BRO,
. sign " INC Golden Eagle, Penn avenue,
June lo--h Between Syh ana ION ,,rs.,s
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ny ~. n. ~TRATroN, Anctionecr,

tFennNraaid ar~""s, souh ride, IofA artsf)
TRusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
lslshNDOn "Wednesday June rs, at O'Clock prem
shs sen by virtue OF deed of duly
$50 NO = iolos 16, record.
iN washington county, District of par lots
numeefsa % 70 and n square No 4 beginning point on
e seet south ~ feet inches
o. s sa SQUARE and thence thence
nvith ~ thence
thence noh ~ tse thence east - inches The place 81 ).
ginning x' and SIKH square feet more or lea.
streets Terms made walls. roy" an" i's
BY order OF the trustee
May fs--lawts
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You will that Snodgrass the regular nominee, il
elected by 1856 majority, which will be far wron;
when the official vote comes in.
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Eleventh Congressional District, va.

Eleventh congressman District, Va.
Ertroet Of q lethr reee'red by friend yesterday.
PARKERsBURG. (Va.,) June 5, 1853.
Sir Below you will find returns from The Eleventh
congressional district, which nearly corect-certany
enough SO to insure Snodgrass's election:
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The service of plate presented by citizens of Mobile
to VIM. Sidney Smith, for his attention TO American
prisoners in Cuba has been stolen by the person who
undertook 10 snip ii from New Orleans 10 Mr Smiths
family 10 England