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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

THIS Mil differs from oil others In the eonstrue.
4 tion OF the Upper or Runner Stene, which Is
composed OF French Burr Blocks, enclosed In u
Gust Iron case. which forms fhe back and hoop Of
the Stone with east Iron Eye, or hush, that Is OF
greater external diameter AT the bottom than At the
top, which Is secured at the back by four bolts,
that every block Is IN the form ola doysiail, which
gives greater strength 10 a Stone, than any other
method which IL required In small Mills where the
stone Is run with great speed. aud becomes DANCE
rous ifuot strongly made. II also gives weight to
Stone Of small diameter that IA required, without
having II thick or high. that makes u top heavy.
This MIN u squire frame. made of wood or cast
lr0n In the form OF busk with Bridge tree, Spin
die Balance. kine, Driver, aud Regulating screw,
aud griSds upon the same principle as a large mill,
differing only In the Running Stone; this being the
great weight enables II 10 grind nearer the centre a
greater quantity ofgruin and with less power than
ny other mill now In use. This mill Is portable,
and may be attached to steam, water, horse or
hand power.
Also, all sizes OF French Burr MIN stones, manu-
Jactured on the same principle.
Joseph II. Burrows, OF Cincinnati. IL the inven.
or for which he obtained lie ttcts Patent In ief9-
rPor all inrrngements the purchaser VIII DO held
responsible for the right OF using.
These Mills do not require a Mlllwright TO set
them up. and II that u necessary 10 put them In
operation lsto attach baud Ia tho pulley the
spindle with prum sufficiently large 10 the %
horse. stenm or water power. Ny the steady appil-
eatou oftwohor~e power, the Mill will grind 10 8
bushels per hour Of good neal nd will grind wheat
n we'll as Corn. The 10 Inch MN. fputto Its full
est speed will grind from 10 10 IS bushels por hour.
These Mlllsare warranted TO DO In every respect
as recommended.
All orders must be directed to
j. N. BURROWS,
Front at, lower side, bet. Main & Walnut,
Dec. .. Ie5o-5O-lyr. Cincinnati Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
pHE undersigned admir-. Of Barnet Me'combs
deed, will offer ut Private sale uhtil Saturday
the 4th Jay Of March next, when II not sold. will
expose az public outcry on the premises. between
the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ. OF said day, the
following described Real Estate. to-wit:
''0ne hundred aud eight (lOsl acres OF Of the
west side OF section Twenty one (2D Town twelve
Qs) Range thirteen (l3) In Franklin County In
dana.n
There are n comfortable dwelling house, log
stable and excellent well 0fwaier on said premises
-about 65 acres OF cleared land and the balance
well tmbered. II Is situate on the Metamora road
miles south west Of blooming Grove and mile
west Of the Turnpike.
Trans OF SALE-0ne third cash at sale-ons
third In nine months and one third In fifteen mos
from day Of sale, with interest and approved Sc
eurity, without relief whatever from valuation OF
appraisement laws. w. n. HATFIELD
Administrator.
Jan. &C 4w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

rgThe soul. by instinct stronger
than reason, ever associates beauty
with truth.
Hamor is wit and love.
Beauty lives with order.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
40 For sale.
{eAINQUIREi
cesesssSeEv AT THIS OFFICE.
The STATE of India IA, Franklin Co

Court of Common Please, april Term,
1854.
william n. Hardin VS.. Petition Tor
william Willis and others. ! Conveyance.
ZONES the said etitioners by Moses J. Kelly
l his attorney, aud fle his petition herein accom-
panied BY an AFFIDAVIT showing that Francis A.
Shoup one Of said defendants Is not resident OF
the State OF Indiana The said Non resident defen-
dant is therefore hereby notified ofthc pendency
OF said Petition and that unless he appears on the
second day oiihe next term OF said Court OF Com
mon Pleas, 10 be held attne Court House In the
Town of Brookville County OF Franklin and State
ofIndiana on the first Monday OF April next and
answeror Demur 10 said Petition the same VIII
be heard In his absence.
Attest JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, G. G. c. p. Y. G.
January 10, 1854, No. 5. 4w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
Thomas McGechin,

WHOLESALE GROCER, South Es1 Cor. Main
aud Sftk Nreefs, Cincinnati, Ohio.
This House has been doing business for 2lI ears.
~ years at present location.
Fob, Is, '53-iO-iyF.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
SOMETHING NEW.


CONNERSVILLE MACHINE SHOP
Adjoining the Stove Foundry OF W. r. cebhart
THE undersigned respectfully informs The pub
4 lie that be has established Machine Shop In
Connersville, and Is now manufacturing
THRASHING MACHINES.
Horse Powers, Separators, Straw Cutters. Corn
Shelters, Wood.sawlng Machines, all The latest
anu most Improved patterns. Healso manufactures
an excellent and convenient article that ever
Farmer who has IN Orchard ought TO have.
Tie expects 10 keep constantly on hand spply
OF Ihrashing Machines. &C., ana invites ali <ho
wish to purchase TO give him call. The Mnrhfre-
~ manufactured by him will Re Warranted 10 be Of
me best Materials and most substantial ork man.
ship.
REPAIRiNG.-He will be prepared 10 repsiy
heaplng Machines and will attend promItiy 10 IN =
lifting " and repairing OF any kind OF Machisery
ind.
ms .crms W.. :, as reasonable as thoss Of any
establishmebtln the West. JOHN ENDSIEY.
connerssille, April ~, ies3. iy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
Gentlemens' Goods
BrOOkvillc, April 70, 1883. i7tr

0UEENSWARE-we have just received the
" most beautiful stock OF Quesnsware, In sets or
BY the peace, ever before offered In tins market.
my7 LTNCK * FARQUHAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
BrooIsyiIle Prsccs.
Btoomimggsove Prices.
CORRECTED wrrKty ny
ING, MERCHANT a PRODUCE DEALER

Hs PsRsoss living In OF near connersviie
who Wish 10 advertise In the American, or sub
scrb-rs who wish 10 scttle accounts or who
wish 10 subscribe, will please cali upon Mr.. SAN
ford Al he Connefsvlllc Bank who's our agc~s at
conncrsviilc.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
WITS = SoaassssmN, l psa,sr s,n In

cinuau .--Oncr for sale on the most favorable
terms 1900 packages Dry Goods, purchased mostly
previous 10 Inc advance In prices. Purchasers viii
hnd them ready 10 meet ihe lowest rates Of any
Jobbing House East ~ West.
Ilh. IL a llms
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

yU,HE UNDERSIGNED beg leave TO In
j form their friends and customers 81 their ex-
tensivc operation of manufacturing ready made
Clothing FOR this spring. We have constantly on
hand aud are daily receiving good stock ofcloths
Cassitners, Vestlngs q Tailors trimmings together
with a nno assortment Of Gentlcmens Furnishing
goods, all of which shall be happy 10 sell cheap
aud on rcnsonai 10 terms. Please call and exam
Inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Call
NJ No. gu west side Main 81. between 5ih 4 9th,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jan. 3i,-5 ~. MACK & BROTHERS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

Silks Silks! Sllksl!!
isPIFcRs Dress Silks, comprising
iJ2o Pieces figured.
10 Z" changnbie;
10 " plain and agured black,
plaid;
All OF the finest styles and best patterns ust rece-
we'd and viii be sold cheap by
SOP e0--42 n. b. GALLON G SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
Commercial.
LAUREL MARKET.
Cedar Grove Prices.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
RY C. II CLEMENTS

CONNECTED nv
}. n. -. T. COOLEY PRODUCE DEALEf
Wheat 100 cts. per. bu. osts Is cis per ba
New orn 10 Beef $40 PERTH
Sweet Potatoes 20 cts Irish potatoes 20 :
Butter 10 cts. pei. 10. Eggs u cts. per. u
Lard cts. per. ID. Coffee i2i a ~ cts. 10
Sugar cts Feathers 40 eta. por \ b
Wood 90 por cord
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
PAID FORTHWITH.


CASH FOw WOOL wooLff LO0xf
Y The Mills q Factory ~ MsinTnnra are nov rui-
Ming. and We are ready Va wall on eestamsrs IN our
line. the FACTORY has heon largel, improved, snd
We can card, spin. weave, and MANUFACTURE Wool
on a. short notice. - coed and ~ chcsp,as eny
good shop In Tho oaantfy,
Pulling and dyoine done IN the usnsi soasof on
fair terms all Kinds 81 Nerchai table Tednee taken
for work and especially y col Freosss We an pay
cash or goods for o.0oe ibs Wool,
Cnlland sec uk bsforc taking your wool az ~oft
otLeIwberes, ei-eS MACY, GORDON ace.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
LOOK HERE EVERY BODY!
BROOkVlLLE BAKERY

LOOK HERE EVERY BODY
BROOkVILLE BAKERY.
/ AFE GARDNER is now happy TO inform the
" citizens Of Brookvillc and vicinity that he has
lifted up rhc old stand known as tho Brookyille
Bakery, whore he intends carrying on the Baking
business In connection with his Confectionery and
Eating Saloon. He Is now prepared TO supply all
who may favor him with their patronage, with any
article In his line. Having secured the services
ola good Baker, hn Is prepared 10 say that those
who deal with him shall huvea good Clean, sub
stHntiaharticle, at the lowest living prices.
Thankful for past favors he hopes by strict a,ten
ton to tae wants ofhis customers 10 merit share
ofpatronarc. Orders foi Baking will be attended
10 with neniness aud despatch.
Choice family Groceries and Confectonaries
always on hand. Also, an Eating room, where
he will be happy 10 wait on his friends 10 the dell
icacies OF the season. oysters served up 20 suit
the tastes OF his Customers. Last, though uot
least, his terms are CASH.
Sept. e7th 1880 months)
,.-Jusi received ant for sale
VI 90 Bbls. n. o. Molasscs:
{" Golden syrup & Sugar House do
10 Hhds prime Sugar;
20 Sacks best Rio Coffee;
2 Terce Rice;
10 Bills Fish:
1000 lbs Taylor's BIT Sole Leather, BY
ap9Q 4. D. GALLON & son,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

GROCERIES, Constantly on hand, fresh sup
VI plies Of the very best qualify Of Groceries, at the
cheap store Of
may7 IINCK & FARQUHAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
n i C KIN n C k $.
Ladies Shoes.

Ladies Shoes.
f20p pairs Calf Boots;
100 - Kip -
90 "Goat Buskins;
80 Ensineled young Ladies' Boots;
q Fine Kid Albonis;
So New style CATERS;
90 "Rubber Bucskins;
&c
"a :. Fur Linod over Shoes;
Together with large and splendid assortment
OF Chlldren's and Misses, extra fine shoes. Aswe
pay particular attention In the selection OF our
Boots and Shoes, In regard to durability and
ness, We have no hesitency In Recommending the
same, and have no fears Of being excelled in this
branch ofour business, or Of being beat selling
low. Nd. GALLON SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

rAHPETINGS.--Th undersigned would say
Y 10 all those wishing 10 furnish tolr doors with
carpet that will look we'll, do good service, and
never mde, 10 Gu II al his establishment and lock
through his present stock, whch he has lately &C.
eeiyed from the east, which can be sold nj prices
which will compare favorabiy with the Lowest cin'
cnnati rates. lie has.
Every Variety,
of the latest syle aud fashion, rnnFinr IN prices
from % 20 30 cts. per yard. SOCIAL aud SEQ him
Oct. Goth. 1859. RICHARD TYNER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
NEW youK wINDow SHADE DE

NPOT-THOs. J. ERNsT-Manufaeture an
dealer IN all kinds of transparent window shade
Aiso-cOrds, Tasscls, Brass mountlngs &c.
No.2 College Hall, Walnut st., Clncirnau.
Church. Store aud other large shades painted 1
ordor Ia supc rior stylo.-7
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

y !: lE 70 80.
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure OF
COVGIIS. COLDS, H0ARSENESS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
OF numerous medicines exIant, (and some OF
them valrable) for the cure Of pulmonary com
plants, nothing has been found which could
compare In its effects with this PREPARATION
Others cure sometimes, but at all times and in all
diseases OF tho lungs and throat whore medicine
can give relief, this will DO II. II Is pleasan, TO
take, and perfectly safe In accordance with the d.
reetlons. We do not advertise for the information
OF those who have tried II bu, those who have not
Families that have known its value will not b.
without Il, and by It's timely USE they are secure
from the dangerous consequences of Coughs aud
Colds which neglected, rpen into fatal consump-
ton.
The Diploma OF the Massachusetts, Institute was
awarded to this preparation by the Board Of Judges
In September 1884,; also, the Medals OF the three
great Institutes Of Art In this couuty; also tho III
plyma OF the Ohio Institute at Cincinnati, has been
given 10 the CHERRY PEtToRAL, by their Govern
mcnt In consideration OF Its extraordinary excel.
lcnce aud usefulness IN curing affections ofthe
Lungs and Throat
Read the following opinion founded on the long
experience OF the eminent Physician OF tho Port
and City OF
DR.. J. c. Aver ST. JOHNS, May, 9, ie5i.
Five years trial oryour CHERRY PICTORIAL
in my practice has proven what foresaw nom ~
composition, must DO true, thath oradleatcs and
cures the colds and coughs to which wo, in lhl,
section, aro peculiarly liable.
think Its equal has not yet been discovered, MOI
do know how 4 better 70 edy can DO made for
tho disiempers Of tho Throat and Lungs.
IL. BURTON, NJ. d., y. r. s.
See what II has done on a wasted constitution,
not only In tho following cases, bu, thousand
more;
srDsrRy, Jan. 2tth, 1851.
Or. Aver; In the month Of July last I was at.
tackled by violent diarrhoca In tho mines Of oai.
lfornia. I returned TO San Francisco In hope ol
receiving benefit nom change Of climate and
diet. Ny dlarrhoea ceased, but was followed by a
severe cough--and much soreness. naaily start
cd for home, but received no benefit from tho voy.
ago. My cough continued 70 grow wors,, and
when arrived In New York, was nj oneo marked
/ by my aequaIniances as aviellm OF consumption
I I must confess that saw no sufieieut reason I,
doubt what my friends all believed Al this tlm'
commenced taking your truly invaluable medi
cine with little expectation Of deriving any benen
/ from It's use. You would not receive thos'
lines dId I not regard II my duty 10 state 10 III
afflicted, through you, that my health, In the space
OF eight months, Il fuiy restored. attribute
10 the use of your CHERRY ELECTORAL.
Yours truly, WM. ~. SMITH.
PREPARED AND SOLD ny JAMES G. AVER
Practical ana Analytical Chemist,
lowell Mass.
/ Sold In Brookyiile by NJ. W. Halle; In Laurel b
Clifford q DepuV IN Meiamorn by G. vancamp
In Andersonville by G. oyerlon, and by druggist
every where.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

HATS Ca best spring style OF rashionat
HatsJus cciyed and for sale at
N.Y. LTNCK g. PA RQUHAR's.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

IAmEssPEEH has Just receive and will in
y mturc keep good assortment OF Grooe lies,
Dry Goods and Fancy Articles, which he wllli,i
al the most reduced prices.
Nov. 30th, 1e53.--5O.tf.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
r.. w. HUBBARD.

\ on Maine burgess. street, brook Just below
the public square, has always on hand large A.
softInent OF Carriages, consisting OF heskuuh,s
Roags and Readss, plata koeka~ays, fhston
aud bugFies.
Purchasers viii nnd u 10 their advantage 10 cal
and examine my work, AZ my stock 10 the isrfns
In town, and my prinos ~ low - the same quaiit,
OF work elsewhere.
also keep for sale Carriage Harness ofsny 81, d
or price,
lam prepared 20 nnish 10 order any description
OF carriage, not on hand, AZ shortest notice.
Particular attention PAID 70 repairing.
April, ies3.--i7-u
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
Hats, Gaps, Boots. Shoes,

which will be sold at unusually low figures or
made 10 order, at the shortest notice, aud In tho
most fashionable style. They also keep a large
and well selected stock of
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
Hats & Caps.
splendid lot Of all styles and prices the above
article just opened ut
GALLONS STORE.
RICHARD II TyNER. FREDERICK o. BAKER.
Fall Stock Clothing 1858.

CHEAPER than the cheapest.-The Undersigned
Owould again announce 10 their former patrons,
receipt direct from NeIv York aud PAifadeLshia OF
their Fall stock of
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

Front st., lower side, bet. Main & Walnut,
Dec. =. le5e-5O-iyr. Cincinnati Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

lUMEATi WHEAT!! WHEATflf
W 10000 Bushels OF Wheat wanted NJ ne
Ex hange Mill. Brookvilie, for which the hIrh.st
Market price In cash VIII be paid by
Nov. 30, g5-5O GEO. HOLLANDS Co.
SUMMEH WARE very largo assortment
y OF the most fashionable, and durable snmner
goods, just receiycdand for sale BY
my7 LINCK & FARQUHAR.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
The New Market.

The new brick market house of Mr.. lie
claire's was opened yesterday morning
Only two butchers were present, Messrs.
A. Kent and c. Deal, but they had an abun-
dance OF fresh meats OF all kinds, beef. pork,
mutton, sausages, etc. They are both old
butchers, thoroughly understanding their
business, and keep everything nice and
Market viii be held at this house every
morning in the week. We hope farmers
VIII be III attendance. and that our citizens
generally will resort thither for their mar
ksting, and thus by concentrating the BUSH
ness. save the time and trouble occasioned
bywalking al over the city for such articles
Of produce as they may desire.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
Graham's Sentence.

The sentence by Judge Mitchell, after
reviewing the testimony concludes as fol-
ows:
You first insulted Major Loring and his
wife at his door. You next met him at the
stairway, you armed and he unarmed: he re-
monstrated with you on your previous mis-
conduct, perhaps as angrily as he had done
before. You again insulted him and his
wife, and called him liar; he returned these
insults BY blow from his naked hand, and
you, the original aggressor drew sword,
stepped back and closed on him, killed him
on the spot. /. is proper, therefore, that
the extreme punishment applicable to the Of.
fence Of which you are convicted be inflict-
ed: and your sentence accordingly, is, that
you BE IMPRISONED IN THE STATE PRISON FOR
SEVEN YEARS.
Ny duty as a Judge is discharged. As a
man who would not cease to feel, even for
one convicted of the greatest crime, may
say youhave my compassion; because be-
lieve, as your counsel suggest, that you fel,
most bitter pangs, rather for the irreparable
injury which you have inflicted on the fam
lily Of MAJOR Loring, than from the dread OF
any suffering which the law would inaict
upon you.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
A Coor. PRocEEDlso.-Day before yes

A CooI. PRocEEDlNo.-Day before yes
terday, about 6 o'clock, rough looking GUS
toner walked into the clothing store of
Holmes & Co., and when asked by sales
man what he wanted, replied, "nothing, on
ly to look around and see where yeur best
goods are. as intend TO break in here TO-
night and help myself" This he repeated
twice, but no notice was taken Of the matter
and the clerks retired to bed as usual, only
to find in the morning that he had kept his
word.
The villains broke the lock of the back
grating and entered by the cellar. They
rifed tie Cashiers drawer Of about $3.50,
and carried away about 500 worth of nice
clothing. Not content with this they spit
tobacco juice into the drawers among the
nice vests, doing considerable damage and
| committed several other nuisances about
the store. They were undisturbed and APP
parently took their time. The porters
sleep in the third story and heard nothing oil
them. Diigent search is being made for
thevillians. and they win probably be dis
covered. Detroit ADV.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17

Mr.. Tennis Van Pell has now in his pos
session much worn document containing
the weight Of some of the revolutionary wor-
thies. 1t is dated West Point, Aug. 10,
1888.
General Washington weighed 2o9ibs.
General Lincoln weighed $50 lbs.
General Knox weighed $50 Ms.
Colonel Henry Jackson weighed 23S lbs.
Lieut. Colonel Huntingdon weighed
232 lbs.
Lieut. Colonel Cobb weighed 1872 lbs.
Lieut.. Colonel Humphrey weighed 22l ID
Lieut.. Colonel Creation weighed 100 lbs.
Colonel Swift weighed 2l9 lbs.
Colonel Michael Jackson weighed 252 lbs.
Average weight 2l4 lbs.
1t will be seen by the above list that the
old patriots SHIELD their own" notwithstand
ing the hard times they were seven years
getting through.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
VIM n. Arrison.
The Cincinnati Times speaking Of tn
snspected murderer SAYS:

The Cincinnati Times speaking Of this
suspected murderer says:
Arrison denies the murder. He saysthot
he left Cincinnati on the evening of the 9th
Of June, the very night ofthe horrible muir
der, taking passage on boat bound to ST
Louis, and that he knew nothing, of the mur-
der until he afterward read the accounts in
the Cincinnati newspapers. b
During the trip he was taken down with
the cholera, and was detained in conse-
quence at ST. Louis. He was in that city
when our Cincinnati officers were hunting
him in Iowa; they, however rightly con-
occurring where he was going. He arrived
at his fathers on the 18th Of July, remained
there three days, and then left. He has
been in Muscatine, passing under the name
Of Willis, since the 18th of August and,
though his conduct was somewhat singu-
lar, no one there ever suspected him Of be-
ing Arrison.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
Shs redastxiaa1 Peat.

n
Hughes, the Pedesttan' 'a'ey ast aoa,
considerable notor'ey Dy nss'ss ..s .u4"
pllshed the extraordlnaIy re-. ..,oan ~
eighty CONSECUTIVE no .ss ,; =. Ne .ntssred
kerney street. ana q inc t'ps 80 . MY
80 much before the ieat w. sssS ".p.s";n.
that douots o. ": te0ose .hor,,v after
ed. q pedestrian mana =
sprung up, ana an sh.e1Ru.."s .s"isS sn.s
Sonora undertSok g wa 49, 10
but alter some tn',ty "uu's "".,l., A.
| conciudedfsass tleN oess y'l"s. - IA
would pc 70 yieia' ana IS a'so's'
80. 70 .o.
IN Wednesday las., IVY .,,;ss hon,,
edito Walk iol one nuno'su sv.y ,ha Pc.
Oh plank a.. sauo" opp ,nna .nd Tires
pies Theatre, twenty iaes .os ~ .hs",,
Ise. ~. wloe, s I.,ss;nr wnnia finish him. Il
that TINS nndersuA!ns w Iuia n .hs. -. man
almost appears !nS'su'o.1 s.. ~ four
conid Keep ~ mo.on - "a, u,a. !.
Gays eIu ,ou' !: .o = = - ~. n,a., sxt,.or.
oon0 H"e one !" 49,. 80 -. 10 ~ /,
o'hafy e1anp,e' ~ nua" Ss,nras. n;.ht
evertl.nsplfeu. nusye. - 8, the
staggered goou uo.,' p .;as !. =. hand
turnihgs. as es' ~ an.;rnsily
ana tl.enI AeP, A.
ana tr'ed 20 1eep ~" y" sI ho..ma verv
.he nign. aasanseu . ,;l.,a. "fs,;mnla ~ |.
q ,o"sy' put =! INC spp"sa.y ~ - m.,;on
ana shsnt wnPp'ns, - M ,.sL ~ .arr much
on Huhoay morning n0 .oo"s ,,a,;on nf
Jaoeo- ~ .1e 'l~o ~ -. so ALL il
the task appFoacnea, g.a as s.J" s1,nnn, If
70 the place. anu cun'uD.s .u;.a of
money was taken Z. 'ne w. >. ~ dai,.r
a az. na,ns o us,ha wsa,hsr and the
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