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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06
FREMONT, jane 1855

The "FoURTH" commenced here at sun
down on Tuesday. Patriotism was away up
above fever heat snd-rising. It had been
kept un der, bottled and corked for whole year
il therefore had to have vent suth in would bust
Young Americas Wristbands perhaps The
blood OF the old sirss Of "'76 " was yet flowing
in the veins Of Young America of '55, it had
smslt gunpowder and could not be controlled
any essier than could the men at Lexington or
Concord Small arms and fireworks kept up
continual popping in all the streets. The hfe
and drum were sending forth their patriotic
sounds, reminding one strongly Of by gone years
when musiers and general trainings were es-
tabIished instiiut ions. Good order prevailed,
and not case of runksnness or fighting came
20 our knowledge during the "FOurth-"
As for us, we read The Declaration Of iHde-
psndsncs, and then stood at Gaze all day.
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CHAs. s. GLlcE, Sec'y.


A: a special meeting Of the Monroeville LII
ENARY SocIrrr, held on Friday evening, June
29ih. 1855. the presiding officer announced Of
ficially the death OrG. G. HAYNES, Esq, one
Of the founders of the Society.
On motion, Messrs. J. C. Mitchell. S. B.
Martin, and F. B. Culver, were appointed a
Committee IL draft Resolutions suitable to the
occasion. The Committee reported the fol-
lowing which were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAs, Ii hath pleased an oVerrulinp
Providence to remove from among US by he
hand Of death, our beloved and worthy friend
anu companion, EoReE G. HAYNES, in the
spring Of his existence, on the very threshold
OF bright and suspicious future, when just in
sight Of the long desired honor aud fame he had
ioiled for years assiduously TO reach, when his
ialen a lawyer were Just being appreciated,
aud large aud lucrative practice flowing in up
on him, when life was the dearest-e estsemed
md beloved by all he has been str eken down BY
the fell destroyer who regards neither wealth,
station. bright sniicl paions, o. life OF useful
ness in the selection Of his victims. While he
was respected as man, aud beloved as friend
more especially one of our own number
Ind endeared To US by the fratsrnsl bond Of our
own association, do we pay this melancholy
tribute TO the memory of the dead His name
IS identified among The originaiors Of our Soci
ETY. tie was strongly influential aud nstru-
mental IN ;s prosperity, being active for It's vel
fare, jealous Of its honor, brothery TO its mem
bers, aud ever waIchiul and anxious for its sue
cess There ore be II
Ke10lDsa, That most sincerely do we sympa.
hize wilh his afflicted relatives, and particular
ly his father ami mother who have est an onl,
son; yet Wide We com mingIe cur tears with the
beresved ones, Hope stands pointing 30 the
bo = thai spans the CHRISTIANS future aud bios
MS rest upon the promise that reaches beyond
the tomb
Resalrsi, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Norwalk and Fremont
papers, aud that copy Of the resolutions be
sent to his frie nds. Adjourned.
}. e. MITCHELL, Chm Of Com,
A. B. CORNELL Sec.
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The Fair,

The Farmers Of Ssndusky County who have
hrag Farms, Barns and Orchards, and have any
desire to be contestants for the premiums emu
Insra,es in Class F, will be Observsnt of the
regulation and have their names entered on the
Secretsry's Book by the 3'st insiaut.
As whole, the premium list is good one,
and we hops noble spirit of emulation will stir
up each enc Of our agricultural friends, TO be
one or If not THE bet.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06

The Postmaster General has issued an
order forbidding Postmasters TO loan News
papers which have been left in their Offices
for delivery. It seems that the loaning
other peoples newspapers is a vice practic-
ed to a great extent By many Postmasters
in the country.
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Hannah Banks admitted. recently, at the
Hull police Office in England. that she had
roasted toad alive, pounded it, and mixed
it with the food of her fellow servant, for
the purpose of inducing him to love hsr.
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SUS sTRoKE The N. Y. Tribune gives
the names Of thirteen persons who were stricken
down in the streets OF that city, by the Oppross-
i've hes, on Saturday. In the coolest spots the
stmOsphers was Iiks heated furnace.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06

A slave woman in Fulton. Missouri, kill
ed her master and burned his body to ash
es SO completely, that nothing could have
been discovered had she not herself confess-
ed the deed, and pointed out the ash heap
in which few bones were found uncon-
suned.
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DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given,
n that The ON missicEers of Sandusk, couu
IL, did at their June session for lo5i. levy tax
of one mill the dollar valuation, for road pur.
poses, in EACH township of said cor rltv, for the
present year, and said tax may be discharged
by labor on ihe roads under the direction of the
Supervisors of the several districts, at the rate o
One Dollar per day.
II. E. CLARK, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Fremont, June Is, '55.-2I
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Petition TO Se.iLand.

Charles G.. Greene,
Administrator of Probate Court with
Andrew Swickard, decd in and for the COun
VS. " Of Sandu' Ky anC
LYDIA S SVirkard } State Of Ohio.
Huldah K Swickard and
Sarah A. SwickaTd.
TEYlIE above named defendants will take no.
4 tice that said plaintiff has filed in the OfFic,
Of the Probate Judge, his petition against then
The object aud payer OF which IS to obtain an or
der from said Probate Court authorizing him a:
Administrator of Andee1 5 vckard, TO Sc sub
jscI 70 the dover estate OF said Lydia Swickhrd
the following lands aud tsnemerts, TO enable
him TO pay the debts Of sa'd esiate, to wit:
Su much OF the east half Of the souihwes;
quarter of section eight in TOW Bship four range
fIureen, as lies north Of the road leading from
Fremont to Greenshuagh through said land
excepting thereirom about twenty acres of Ih e
north end, and now owned by Murty Sweuy,
and which land is also subject TO the life estate
of Saiah Swickard, aud alsa the south part
OF the northwest fractional quarter of section
thirty -four, in Township eight, north Of ran ge
number nine, and which last mentioned land is
situate in Lucas county, Ohio, which petition
will be for caring in said Court on the 2Sth
day of July next.
CHARLES G. GREENE,
Adm'r. of A. SWekard, deed.
June 29th, 1855.
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T We have been furnished with the
Annual Exhibit Of the Receipts and ExPendi-
lures Of Sandusky county, for the year past, bot
we're obliged 70 omit it this wssk.
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LINES no A FRIEND.

Though BY fate We are parted still think Of
This boon ! crave humbly, that thOu'rt think
When moonlight is mlrrOred in Oceans dark
And mermsids are dancing in eOral-rOOfed
caves,
When starlight is cleaning Ger meadow and
The low whisPring wild winds bring sweet thOI's
Ofthee.
When sunlight is gliding each hilltop and tower,
And dewdrOPs are shining in woodland and
bower,
When loved ones are round me to brighten life's
path,
Ortempests are rushing in fierceness and wrath,
When pensive ! wander, bright PhsntOms see,
DOst ask me their likeness7 thsy're visions OF
thee.
Like bright floating sunbeam thou glanced
o'er my way,
And think Of thee ever IhoHgh now far away,
When soft, rosy twilight so gently descends,
And music's enhancement sweet influence
lends,
At warm, glowing nOOntds meath tall. spread
ing tree,
with books for companions o then think
Of thee.
All! the moments spent with thee dsEted swirl
iy away,
Yet with thee msm'ry fingers in thrOngs bril-
liant aud gay,
For I miss thy light fOOtstsp, thy smile ever
bright,
Thy silvery laugh and thy sweet song at night
Yes, wherever | wander or fairy forms see,
] think of thee, friend, dost thou e'er think Of
me7 LIZZIE LISTos.
FRrvoNT lima 1851
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MYERS Extract Of ROCK ROSE, The
Ifl Great Blood pHriTyer, Just received and
for sale by s. PUCKLAND & CO
Jan. 10, 1865. 52no.3
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Etiaes.

A FEW more of those Double B7rre!ed RI
n FILES aud SHOT. GUNS just received
and selling CHEAP, st LEPPELMAN'S.
June Is, 1855.
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I'd Arrival of
New Goods at Clyde, c.;
.2c r. e. REERY,S
New Cash Store!

Large lots of Ginghams. Prints, Denims,
and Ladies Dress Goods White Goods,
Bleashed Goods, Plain and Black Silk Mts
Groceries, Boots and Shoes; just received,
Cheaper than ever.
P. D. BEERv.
Clyde, June Is, 1855. 81
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Otr Often have poets sung the strength and
eonstaney OF Friendships ties; no doubt there
are instanc es Of true and devoted attachment,
even in these degenerate days, but they are
rare. Were they more common the world
would be better, and between man and his fell
low cOugenislity almost divine would exist =
Our correspondent has beautifully exposed her
sslf in the following lines;-
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Mass hrocke's ssngush aud srrehch soar Ing and
Day School, NO. I3s PennsyIvamia avenue.
Al s BROOKE from Philadelphia taken the house NJ ,e
WI OF l9t street and avenue the bloc
known be Seven buildings will Monday
100 boaldg ard day school for young ladies' Many
which she Will name ST. Mary Hail.
the Episcopal Female Institute enables her offer
her patrons advantages her
men The structure. history, and English Ian.
will form system of
Music and the modern languages will hes, pros
ors and III French, especially, facility afforded for The
acquisition OF Partisan aeccn, and Circulars
ai terms and Other
stores, or of Miss Brooke, No. s6t l. street.
REFERENCES.
The Right Rev, diongo d ID.
The Right Rev. G.. w Doane n.
Professor A. Dallas Bacre, Superintendent Survey
Professor Joseph Henry, Secretary Institute
Gen John Mason, Washington, ID. c.
William w. corcoran, esq ID. c,
Hon James Campbell, Postmaster General.
Hon Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania,
Hon. g. w Woodward, Judge OF the Supreme Pennsy
vapa.
Hon Geo Vail, NJ. O., New Jersey
My friend, Miss Brooke, IL emabIe lady, great
gehce whose qualifications teacher accomplish
ments In English literature, especially ene consdera
ton -
June 20 Ct
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school OF ca.nberinsa Urlyersity, IOssnuo,
Fl EDnHessSe.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham csuthe laip one Of ~ sreui.
4 judges OF Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green, Of mo udsas supra
OF Tennessee
Hon. BolndeId h. Ridey enanceors the
Judges Cruh.fs Green dev their whole exclusively
school
Plan Of DAILY examinations te
books lectures explanations Of the
daily progress of The examinations
2 Weekly law and equity, which
dents given pFos
and through all the in actual
practice The framed 10 require them
Wills
aence in The trials Some OF taken by appeal %
yupreme court, which Is held monthly class, and
pubic the cad session The students
jurors judges, chaDceors, other official
bacites connected with their
he the hrd AioRdsy
leinber, Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday February and ends
Thursday IN july
srysaseS per scon.Tuuon $50, advance
S. boarding $50, Students furnish their
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores
complete eourse thn
No previous study required Tor
regular classes students
any time during the collegiate year
There moot legislature connected with the school
Number students the last collegiate year eighy-sx
ROBERT L. CARUTHEiSs, r'
Feb Ii--eoy Pvestdeut Board OF Trustees
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QOOKs FOR AUG ruoN.-The undersigned has separated
from his other stock number subjects
editions. duplicate
no longer saable at their original prices.
Among them editions books
language Theology, dcne aud juvenile books,
school books French many miscellaneous
character all OF which will be auction
In the mean time they be purhasd rrvao sale his
auction pcesa half when they
June % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Orphans Court, May 22, 1856.

DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, "a ,y,,
Washington county, ~ -
in Ecklon Administrative Joseph
Eckoh deceased The administrator aforesaid with
orphans Of Washington county in the Dis
Counb appointed Tuesday Sd day of July
ns distribution OF the personal Of said
deceased have
ieced turned money, all the creditors
notified the orphans Wash
ingon cy properly vouched they
be excluded from all benefit Of said provided
copy published week for
"Union' previous 10 said 81 day OF July next
Test ED. w. ROACH,
Register of Wills.
True copy
Test. ED. w. ROACH,
Register Of Wills.
Maya, 1855. tsa sAa 4saslst
June lG--law3wt ttGfia' sEz.t' C3e
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Proposals for Live oak for six steam SIoops-
uf-War.
NAVY DEPAnrMEsr,
Bnreau OF Construction, Equip't, Ae.,

NAVY DnrAHrmEsT,
bnrean Of Construction, Eqaip't, Ae.
EALED PROPOSALS for delivering frames
EosA 81 Ss@ YORK. Boston, and fols
month, a. h~i be essed at This bureau until The ID sepem
ihsre proposals be eudor.ea oso.a or Liss oakp
distinguished other The offers must be for
The whole Of one Frame estimated at thirty auDe se
is given suredes the nun estimated
sea nssn Pc, cent VII g %msa q as aaun
ries Of the timber hefe mus, be due proportion o. e most e
eu Ps q hs frame and o. the pnspa psses M nss
cent may DC judged eIesen 10 secure me public gn
remaining eight, i've other proportion Of each 1l
when i, rsae By ne Of ae yard m Be
days amer iu presentation 70 bin. !, ,,. u IL, H. =,
parties OF The hrst delivering the timber nne OF The qus
a ss @ @ % pay de-
qudated damages Of money equal 70 twiee me amount
case deives qaidaled damages
be retained al time hom The sa parties Of the
The conform drawings and Instructions with which
VIII, which he Mn pc provided from the united States a.
thirty miles of The OF which the commandment Of The yard viii
The frame laber may be- delivered proaacuous
straight fair, rough hewed The mould
baveed but of sufficient size work the shape OF
IN me a Moulding sine marked on hs mouds
(Which aud haif inch larger than w be worked IN the
additional oud marked moulds insruc
The siding The sc apron deadwoo, semson,
knees posi- sons be a inches The
side ID inches The siding Of the frame timber must
la to "A nchss and Of The pomlseuous TIMBER fourth part
The of the floor timber tmouid 7 inches at the hoor
head "A inches, aud a, The plank shear inches = i
esss IS feet '!S s s q an
l4t timber 10 inches IN IL feet
The frame OF each ship TO be delivered al the respective
81 ,s entire Of The bureau and all 10 be dev
cred on or before the Isl Of October, 1855
Persons who may be disposed 10 offer o more IMAM one snip WIN
make separate proposal for each
FORM OF OFFER.
United Davyyard the whole of the live
timber for ship estimated at thirty thousand cubic feet be
the Of a2d June, 1885, viz
deaduaoa kaees keeisons, and hooks, es,maed 10
$500 cubic feet, at per toos
kind, estimated Al. 49,. !. 2o,a0o !" per foot
promiscuous timber, amount
ing too. ........ coo I" i" at per foot
Total amount. 900 S.
(Total written in words)
forwarded The agent at TO me a,
(Date.) tsgnature.)
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned, - of, in of -, and - OF
- IN the state OF hereby guaranty that IN ease The ioego-
ling biz be accepted be they WILL within days after The
nated the contract for the with good aud sufficient
guaranty make difference between the offer Of
the said - and that which may be accepted
signature Of TWO guarantors. 4 % %
(na,e) lSgnsture.)
(1D signed blythe district JUDGE United States
district attorney coleeior many and otters)
iune % law6w
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author of AutobiGg :

pLAys by Anna Cora Mcyystt, author of AutobiGg-
4 raphy OF Actress, Price 95 cents. lst.asz.ea
The Hour Of the an, by Harriet Martnenu Price in cents.
America and the Americans, by w, " Baxter, esq M r.
Tales OF the Aunoy translated by j. r. PRnce,
and Illustrations by John Gibeii.
History OF Pnesicra In al Arcs and Nations by William Hewitt
School Of Life by Anna Mary Howt
Jast recsryed Mt TAYLOR h MAURYiS
May 81 Bookstore, 9th street.
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NOTICE o discOntinuanee o Unfted Statss
" land offices Palestine Quincy Edwardve Chicago, and
Dxop noUndsr the provisions of the second OF
act n approved June Ia sa0 which declares hat when
the Of public land remaining unsod land
ct s he reduced To number Of less than hundred
thousand, u shall be the duty Treasury
asoId
OF land ONCE THE shall be subject the
exiting land Offices
land ofee hal have been Discontinued which
Treasury shall
approved September sal Secretary
Treasury land district
the
quantity oland unsod such district
when his
required by public order
such State Mt convenient Point under the provisions
that subject approved June 49, 1870 and nasmh
BY tae 10 ssa5a the depavuens approved
March, iSi9i tfHf7g
Notice accordingly hereby given in reports
the land officers Paissiine Quincy Chicago
Dixon that The vacant land in
low hundred thousand Secretary Of tie
directed the land Offices Palestine Quincy
Chicago, Dixon the Illinois, and
remaining unsold he
subject Springfield the sea, Of
government said state. t3a> 4fEf
unsoid and
prvate entry limits of discontinued
viii subject entry hcrerofoe rom
the date o the receipt Of this notice by the
thereof and the land officers Sprinehed will
ce Of the which viii, be appca
lions for entries ofany such lands at their Office.
JOS. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once.
-. 9,le5s.
ID + i
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pURf.IC sal of surplus Powers and Lands
of the Savage Manufacturing Company Thursday July,
II O'Clock, the premises, Howard county, Maryland.
The Undersigned committee Of the ockioIde will SELL
above about 100 of land divided
from 40 10 40 acres OF every variety These lands midway
Baltimore Washington Washington rail
washington turnpike and the village of The company
800 reserved by the company about
There also
low the factory; above good race Also
third above the second named .A
Terms Of sale One third cash and residue years.
with interest and security.
description ref 10
Baltimore papers pas premises The
admirably situated
and powers would city cus
for nour paper mills.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
Corner North h Fayette Chesapeake Bank,
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS.
f. Corner Lexington and Calvert streets, Baltimore,
jury i-ihWoW Committee.
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KANSAS TERRITORY.

KANSAS TERRITORY.
Joseph by Highland, Marysvie 100
miles and back, once a week
Leave ST, Joseph Monday at6am
Arrive Marysvle Thursday by 8 pm
Leave Marysvlle Monday at am;
Arrive at ST. Joseph Thursday by 9p N.
This supposed be superseded by i521o; and
SC
poniphan by Wolf River Highland, % miles
md back once week.
Leave Dnnphan 1huredoy AZ
Arrive at Highland day by 10 M
Leave Highland Friday ate nj
Arrive Doniphan same day BY 10 p m,
a,cbon by Independence Spring to GrsshoPpe
Creek, 25 miles and back, week.
Leave Achison Monday att am;
Arrive at Gusshopper creek same day by 70 pm
Leave Grasshopper Creek Tuesday at sam;
nj Atchson same day by l0pm
II miles and back three times week
Leave Kckapoo Tuesday, Thursday, and saturday At
Arrive al Gasshopper Creek days by 10 m
Leave Grasshopper Creek Tuesday, Thursday aud saiur
Arrive a, Rickapoo same days by pm.
% ~ week will be considered
No 1920 City, by Nuno shids, Osawkee
Whitfield, Lorne, HslIet, Saint iary's Mission Yer
million River, and Shannon, TO Pawnee lac miles and
back week.
Leave Leavenworh City Monday at6am;
Arrive Pawnee Saturday 18th day. by SPIN;
Leave Pswpec Monday at am;
Arrive at Leavenworth saturday 18th day BY 6pm
Bids Fort Riley mile further, wiz be con
No 1871 From Wespor, Mo- by Franklin, city, To
kessa, Douglas City, Laconpton, and Ieonmseh, 70
Whitfield, 7s miles and back, inree times week
Leave wesipou Monday Wednesday and Friday at
Arrive al Whitfield next days by lopm;
Leave Whitfield Monday, Wednesday, and Friday o. 9
Arrive at wcsiport next days by 10 pm.
Bits week viii be considered =
Hundred. md 4 en- Mile Greek, Council Cy,
Council Grove 25 miles and hack, week
Leave Wes'pori Monday at IN;
Arrive Council Grove Saturday by o pmi
Leave Council Grove Monday 6ami
No 9Ia Pom Westpor Mo by Wea Mission osawatiome
Miami Agency, centreyiIle, Sugar Mound, Mine Creek
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THE DAILY UNION


PosT oFrios DErARrnssr, July Q, 1885
PROPOSALS carrying mails United
day October e55 the 3oth day OF June, 1850
sve, following FLORIDA, the
Of
Department. eity OF Washington until OF
the 20rh August 1855, O decided the day;
casa From Camp Izad BY Honosaa Bay Port and
back, twice week, in horse coaches.
Leave Camp Wednesday aud Saturday am,
bay Port days by
Leave Bay Port Tuesday aud friday az
Auiy al Camp sal days by
Long Pond Clay Landing Waukeeuah 100 miles
and back, a week
Leave Long Pond Monday al ga
Arrive Wauheenah wednesday b. oPm3
Leave Wnukeenah Thursday at Gam;
Arriv a Long Saturday by
certificate, also tnFfuc
requirements tembraeng conditions be incorporated
contracts, department may deem
properly inviting mail la
the southern States, dated January 2, 1855.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General,
July lI--lawAu
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Post Office Department.

. + r r S r June 10 1855.
HE
by department post
printing the
from and after this date win be received for purpose
by the department.. JAMES CAMPBELL,
June 9i-l3~3w Postmaster General.
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United States Mail.

ROPOShLS for carrying the mails United
let day OF October 1855, 30,h June inclusive,
Sae North Carolina will BE received
the Post Office Department. the city of asngon,
day, IN Ah August, 1899 az ito be decided das)
1866 Fiem Raleigh by Barcaysvle Aveyshoo Lending
ana fiays Garden, Fayetteville, GO miles daily,
coaches
Leave Rlleigh daily al ~ pms
Arrive al Fayetteville days by IN am;
Leave Fayetteville daily pm;
Halaigh n m
For form OF bid
requirements &c., advertisement inviting proposals mail
service In Virginia. North Carolina SCI dated january 2h 1865
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General,
Posi- oFRIoE DBPARrMssT, Jny 81, 1855
July 22-iawiw
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Z ihfNRNfk &tisNf 4 49, e-srs. TAYLOR q AAURN have
y just received vrfy beautiful editions Of Common
Prayer and complete Church Service bound in Paris
June 81 Bookstore Ninth
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AoBhSkt is hereby Eivrn that eegtihcate No, 4,
sued by The Washington Turnpike Company
Sky shares OF ock in sad company, The Thomas
Camphn having been lost msad application will
The office OF lhe sad Georgeto c.
day OF August 1852
@. G. WILLIAMS, ts"
uyl4-iaw1w Trustee of Thomas Cramphin, deceased.