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q. M. HUSTON,
Wholesale Dealer In KOsiens = a
fAmcy Dry Goods.

t0mCy Dry 6OO00s
~ MAIN SrRERr, kEokux, Iowa
new stock and the largest and best assorted aver
offered in the market Our stock liz purchased Direct
from manufacturers and importers. and We pledge
ourselves to sell ut prices low for cash or 10 god
time buyers, ST. Louis any other western mar
ket.
Merchants will find II to their ADVANTAGE to cal,
and examine our goods and prices before buyingelse
where. We Will consider IL no trouble to show then
through our scck.-apr16-dAw
A apr Is A'' ''''s'' '0i n us ON 5.
A HEAVY stock Of Cap Letter Ladies Bath hath
IA Post, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
and laid Buff, White and Fancy coored Envelopes, 1t
apr26 HUETON,S
| A General assortment Of German silver and dou-
IA BILE plated ware, all warranted and Mt manufsc-
turcrs prices, at apr26 HUST0N'S.
/ 4 extensive stock u Whips and Lashes at man
"A ufacturer's prices at apr26 HuSTONs.
lNHE largest and best assorted stock Of Emhroide-
L ry in the city at apr26 HusT0NS.
| 1NHE Finest assortment Of Ribbons offered in
the market at apr26 HUSTONS.
| CLOCks enough to supply the market, OF every
and at manufacatrer's prices, at HUSTONB
apr26
TyHE best assortment of Lace Wells and Drsss
Trimmings at apr26 HUSTON'S
A LARGE and fine lot Of Kid Gloves Of every
n grade, at apr26 HUSTON'S.
"A leaves and all kinds of Millinery Goods, At
apr26 HUsTON'S.
yOLD and common Jewclry, and Gold and silver
~ watches, ut apr2o HUSTONE.
LIVERY variety Of goods comprised in the Notion
L. and Fancy Goods lins Mt Huston q prices that
err Ca! at No. ~, and sxsansne for yourselves.
4 APPS
Huston will be found the larso~. lot Of Irish
IA Linens. Laces, Edginss. and every variety of
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Illusions will be found the larse.. lot Of Irish
IA. Linens. Laces, EdginIs, and every variety u
White goods, at prices that cannot be beat in any
Yves tern market. apr36
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wanted immediately.
TWO HUNDRED LABokERS, to whom good
i wages ana constant employment will BE- given.
Apply to J.G. STEWART 4 co.'s
Intelligence and General Agency Office,
n. W. Corner If 81 and Johnson cts,
! jy29-dtf Up Stairs.
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WILLIAM ". BELKNAP
rs Agent for the following reliable Insurance
/ j. Companies
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.;
Htna Insurance Co.;
Star Insurance Co..
Commercial Insurance CO.;
/ Elna Life Insurance Co.
Policies promptly issued, Losses adjusted an
paid with dispatch, and all information given \
the Office, Second street between Main anu Johnson
/ July22 DIM
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Rare Chance fer Profitable lmvcsas
nAemt.
L'oURTEEN 10 ACRE LOTs.--l35 acres Land
i we'll known to BE- the finest farm in Lee county,
will be cold la 10 acre Lots at great bargain
THE tract is beautifully situated about mile below
the city limits the State line road consisting Of
extra fine rich bottom land not subject 10 overflow
and also high timbered land perfectly smooth and
entirely free from any breaks ravines whatever.
II is beautifully iocatedfor country residences and
very vsluable for gardening purposes. Persons de-
string to purchase viii do well 10 call at the sub
scrib.r q Office and examine the plat ofsame.
Terms easy. Apply to c. X. DIMOSD,
augi3 kibourpe's Block, Main-st.
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Orieinol.
WRITTEN FOR THE AMERICAN UNION
INDIAN RECoLzEcTxoNs, OR
RENTIMIscETGsEs.
BY JOSEPH H. POWELL.
CONCLUDED.

"We felt some little misgiyings as to
crossing at the tree where the Wyan-
dotte had just fallen, and Immediately
set out in hope of better luck at the
next. Having travelled about 2 miles,
we were overtaken by one of the most
terrible wind, rain and thunder storms
/ ever Witnessed, before or since. We
were driven, for shelter, under the rocks
opposite Motley Carter's Saw.mill.
This storm, if / had correct i'm
preston, under the circumstances, last
ed about one hour and a-half; and it
seemed to me that all the imaginable
artillery of the upper world, at the
command Of the Eternal, had been dis
charged at this atomnal mite upon
which we live, and that the fearful
trump of the archangel had spoken its
promised proclamation of judgment! |!
Judgment! judgmcntl.l in the aw-
fully appalling language of the thun-
dcrs for the rock-bcgirt hill seemed
to quake and toss to and fro the fierce
war of elements, the terrible glare and
continued blaze Of the lightning the
while, inducing the belief that the final
consummation of all things was being
enacted; and to bring conviction with
impression if possible, at this moment
q ponderous mass of rock gave way
near by, bearing down with it all nat
ural obstacles, lcaping into the stream
beneath, breaking asundor and throw
ing from where it fell to the opposite
bank, o sheet Of water that contrastcd
strikiDgly with the crimson fluid that
brilliantly and beautifully illuminated
the surrounding scene.
"The rock, discovered as tits, lies
there still, and where in all probability
IT will lay, subjected to the corrosive
hand of time, until time itself shall be
no more. IL is not necessary to say
that VIC recruited during our stay here,
for the cultivated intellect will readily
perceive that the unnatural writhing
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y
succeed the most powerful emotions
and connections of both mind ard mat
ter. And so it was.1 IEr g
| "La! la what time. it was. We
were 1900 strong the evening before
the engagement, eager fort moment
of conflict. The battle was sprung up
on us about day-break, and hell seem
ed to lend its fury to the fight; the un-
earthly yells of the saveges stifed the
cries and groans of our wounded and
dying and even rose superior to tho
deep tones of our. cannon. But YOU
have heard of all this.
GAS Twas going to state, our 'broatp
was up on the 4th on which day about
noon We started for home the waters
being down, little obstructcd our course.
The snow which had increased since
Monday, had speedily driven the Indi-
ans from the country. But intclli-
gence of the transactions of Friday be-
fore, reached home in advance of us,
two scouts being dispatched thither
the day after our arrival up. We were
iiS'Sh t'iSiNoo liollhcu. TdEuCr maze
me present of the Queen Anne, and
divided the money &C., which was ta-
ken from the Shawanee, with Levi, of
which l have already made mention in
the course of this narrative. The FAM
lily moved up to near the site Of Prick
ett's fort sometime after this, where the
dust offather and mother repose.' b.
II learned part from the narrator
of the above of which | was not before
aware: that he, his brothers Levi and
Mod, Morgan, the name is properly,)
were all three in the sanguinary en-.
gagement Of ST. Clair's defeat and
miraculous to say, returned again to
the bosom of their friends, notwith-
standing the almost general slaughter.
His description Of the action was truly
awful, of which, / may hereafter have
occasion to speak in connection with
other equally thrilling relations.
Lewis eyentful life terminated in
the west, whittier he followed the Red
man. Mod sleeps within our borders.
James is no more-he having died in
June last. Requiescat az pace I
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Resolyed, That the Constitution
ought to be SO amended, that no for
eignoY who shall not have acquired
rights under the Constitution and laws
at the time of making this amendment,
shall thereafter be eligible to the Office
Of Senator or Representative in Che
Congress of the United States, nor to
any Office in the judiciary or executive
departments"
SO thought the General Assembly Of
Virginia in 1T9s, 40. SO thought
those patriotic and wise men whose ek-
positions Of the powers Of this Govern
rnent have been considered orthodox
by the Dcmocratic party from that day
to this.
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pDlqlRll,l
Al LEAP YEAR RHYME.

f By LiLLtE LlGBTFooT..
Alas! alas have 10 beau Sc fth
To take me out a sleighing, ~ aiNl
Tic one l had dlI lost last year aA
9st9 About tile timc of haying, ~
And so. as one year out Of four iu IS
1. Kind custom doth decree tg ss9
I The ladies' Cor themselves shall speak. Il u
Will any ono take moi l,l aGii
tia Who'llbuy! who'll buy! heart as warr
,5ip AS ever boat for man 2 lssslielcir n
/, My character, I'm glad to say, ,abh
j0s0. I'm willing all should scan, ~. 4 y,
MY eyes are blue. and brown my hair, :.
~ And five fee, four am II; sn;i s. sgi
Complexion neither dark nor fair, ggI Il
itraui vii! any body buy7 ar
My iank in life I'll tell to him 4 ..,.
Who says "I'll take you Lillie;"
For should Iput il all in print
Perchahcc you'd call me silly;
have some friends, I'm very sure, aN. 4
And trust few foes have 4: leig ah3
And this is all I'll tell you now Z ilA'se
Will any body buy Z 4A 4.'tgg
The purchase money must be paid, 4
E"7 Not in poor sordid gold, hna na
E But in true love and tenderness, laBE
That's neither bought nor sold - 81
Love that will cling through good and ill.,
Through sunshine and through shade
A love that grows as years roll on
When beauty's charms shall fade. i}8
The requisites that require t9
briefly thus express; an# ~
He must be five foot ten, or higher, 81
And pleasing In address. 1s@2 J.aiA
His age from thirty 10 two score,
For dotest men younger,
And never could look up to them
as the weaker to the stronger.
His character for truth and honor
ofcourse must stand quite high
(For of that class they call "fast men"
Imast confess I'm shy.;)
A mind so much above my own
That I to him could bend
And find in that dear single one
My lover, master, friend.
And in return I'll give to him
Affection firm and true.
And try to yield 10 him
The obedience that is due.
little corner in my heart
Is waiting to be sold
.atauction oil this pleasant day nk
For something moro than'gold,
Whe bids for this young lady's keart
This sunny winters morn7
a Quick, or you're late, good gcnllc-folks
'fis "going-going gone"
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THE PRESIDENTIAL COURSE.
The Sag MIGHT Entries for 1856 !


Notes of prcpalation for the great
uuadrennial race of 1856 are distinctly
heard among the trainers in the Sag
Nicllt stables The Democratic Gem
eral Committees met at Washington
on the 18th ult., to make arrangements
for the National Convention which is
to assemble at Cincinnati in june
That Convention, Judging from the
number of aspirants for the Presidency,
who are putting forward their claims,
bids fair to be a slaughter house. -
Hercis the roll of names--the list of
entries, for the great sweepstakes Of
'56.
New York enters Marcy, Seymour
and Dix---all rabid freesoilers the first
an old stager of approved wind and
training; the others, nothing particular
to speak of,
Pennsylvania trots out Buchanan &
Dallas the former the hero of Ostend,
the latter bob-tailed nag of very ques-
tionable bottom, even in the Northern
Liberties
BD Dallas is ineligible under the
Constitution, which requires the Presi-
dent to be natiue-born citizen of the
/ United States.--Ed. 4a,s
Michigan enters Gen. Cass; but the
General won't run, and himself says
that hohas 1et down. 'hst q heaf'n5
Illinois enters the little giant Dou-
glass--long in training but without
a hope, even of an entry, until the letting
down of Cass. The trainers of this
horse declare his Nebraska pedigree to
be pro-slavery at the South and anti
slavery at the North; very consis-
tent proposition as any,fool land none
but a fooD may see.
Benton, however, says, Douglass
is dead, sir; politically dead, sir )" and
he's just about right.
Virginia, always ready with plen-
tiful crop of "short grass stock enters
Wise, the fiery Conestoga of Ac-,
commac, and Hunter the grabbed little
scrub of Fauquier.
Dear Old Virginia! How have
the breeds ofnoble bloods degenerated.1
Texas enters Gen. Rusk--a gallant
steed enough but wanting in mettle,
needing the spur, and with fetlocks to
kill.
New Hampshire and South Carolina
relying upon his ''traditional luck"
enters the now almost forgotten Pierce,
a "granite" thundcr-guster, without
speed bottom or responsibility, who mi
raculously won a race once without
merit of his own, but simply because
his competitor made the blunder Of car
rying ''double weight. !"
Mississippi or rather A. G. Brown
enters jeff. Davis, the "gamc chick
en- of the South" with more legs
than brains, and more brass than eth
CT. t
Tcnncssoe--or rather Andy Johnson
"a "bite' and no mistake--tlie finest
representative of the principles (which
are none at ally of his party in the
Union; the epitome of Sag Nichism; an
Abolitionist, body and bones; aud a
humbugger and a demagogue, beyond
Mephistophelcs himself.
All these, and more, have been en-
tered for the great "scrub race, which
is to come off at the Cincinnati Com
yention. Does not every one see that
the "shambles," which willsbe opened
in that abolition city next June, will
have to "run blood as free as festal
wine" before selection is made of a
champion horse, for the great day Of
Novembe,, Men,ob;s E0>,Io
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n Caif0rnia Roman ce--A Mdtyiage
on tie Daswerreotype Plaa-- L9,telo
have just been reccivedfom yornr
and beautiful lady OF Philadelphia, da-
ted at San Francisco, and aunolncjay
her marriage ON the second day, of hcf
arrisa! In that city. Tho circumstances
attending this marriage are spiiicien,Iy
interesting and characteristic 10 claim, u.
passing notice. 80
|, appears that some years ago an ac-
quaintance of the young lady how lust
married was i'll California, where he
met the bridegroom, who was and is q
prosperous citizen of the Pacific capi.
tai. In the course of their in,crcosIse
the young lady was named by her
Philadelphia acquaintance, aud wish
was expressed by the Californian, who
was bachelor. that he could obtain
such person for a.sitc The Phila.
deiphlan returned home, a cor,espou.
deuce ensned, dseucrreorypes were ex.
changed, and finally the Caifnrnian sent
on sum of money, inviting the younc,
lady to come To the Gland OF promise ),
Nothing 10th to change her residence
as well as her name, with the true ma
I'VE American grit she set oui, arrived
safely III San Francisco and two davs
ai'er was led tn the altar. This is ono
Of the romances ofreal life which prom.
lses happy termination; and we have
The honor of wishing the married psir
every possible felicity and good for.
tune.
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A Touching Scene. A CORES popJen,
OF tho Elmira Republican says that in n
recent trip over the New York and r.
rie road, an incident occurred that touch.
ed every beholdcrs heart With pity,--
A compa' a'ively young lady. dressed in
mourning husband having recently
died-was travelling Southwark. having
in her care and keeping a young daoph.
tor OF some six years. The lille rirI
was mild eyed as an autumnnl sky and
as delicate as the hyaciu,h--her ema-
ciaied fingers as delicate and transoa.
rent as the pearls Of Ceylon. Touch.
ihgiy beautiful was The affection of bcr
heart for tho mother, whose solicitvde
for the daughters comfort was uoessiuo.
" manifested. looking ever end n.
non from the car window she turned
to her mother saying; Mother am wea.
W when shall we get bome4 8Iier
time she fell intoa gentle slnmber.
and awaking snddeu Ia raGient smils
overspreadipg her features--she ex.
claimed pointing upwards, - Mother
there is papa',s-home at last T. and ex-
pired. IL e'ns yet many weary mile
to the mother's home, bat the angels
pityiug the little su1eter,. pubeteJ
her to the Paradise OF Innocence.
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Mrs, Darlington boyiug head her
son say that ,ho,e were o great many
anecdotes IN the new almanac. begged
him To cut them sll out, aud poselve
them, as she had heard ti,s when any.
body was poisoned. nofbisg was nee.
essary but 70 give him aa auecdv,e s,3
il would cure bin,
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No will be made for performed,
omissions satisfactorily explained three pay TIP
deducted For behnd l.,
with depending mails, and sufficiently
ion,th ~ the for the subjsct
Fines viii be imposed The delinquency promptly
isacy explained by certificates Of pmasiers atda.
II credinhl- PERSONS negecng
into Office; for sfe be- Injured,
bed aud for rrfq after d-naHd mail
feqoenty me constructor is conccred
hci.s The Pos
fur repeated flni.s Ageeaby
obsyg the post oics laws
General The Postmaster General alter he schedule He
order II service nlo
increase of He
discontinue the Ia Whale pro
Of fhr allow month"; the
Of svce dispensed with TIL bids should be- addressed
Second Assistant Mail
Kena kyo The
dparet BY before The Isl II Ap paca-
coHdi be bidders
pamph'st advertisement for in Kenueky Ten
nessee, Missouri and Iowa, of lisa.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Z Dec 99-1sw4w .s& RI Postmaster General.
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Al EMHERs of Congress and yisitess 80 Wa.htnx an
M uly informed that TAYLOR Il aAU,Yis
Book and
Their stock
wuxs, every scence
AND
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly nnptitat,oas from England
Caiboun's Works, o volumes
Jen.rron's " oks, . volumes
Websters " oIks, q vols autograph edition
Evcrea's o.ions ands speeches, D volumes
Ciays Private Correspondence, volume
.. :. Prend-s's M.npirs, volumes
B,ncrofts History OF the United states, volumes
state mans wannai, volumes
Iekeyr volume
Jeterrous Manual, vouaie Il.
The on u.ns of Ursd States, volume
EIIiot's Dsbs,es aud Madison Papers, volumes
Marshs orator. and statesmen, volume
sloTys Works, , vo um-s H..#
Lives Of Chief Jnstces Of the United States. volume
Lieb"r's Civil Linsrv and Self
W,ts Life OF Patrick Henry, volume
K.nneiys Lie 81 Win 2 volumes
Csands Lille Of John Randolph volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, 4 volume
De Tccquevii@'s Democracy in America, volume
The Federsiisi volume
Grimke Ehu,e Tendency OF Free Institution, volume
Constitutional 4 hook.
EErtyr Past, Preserf. Future, 1 volume
soainanis Pfosress OF Mali ms, volume
NcEiiigotl's American Debster, l volume
Future Wealth OF America, volume
Smiths Wealth OF Malone, I volume.
Every description English and French stationery
the finest qualities, nj the iowes, prices.
Visiting cards and printed With the rrompiude
TAYLOR a MAURf's,
Dec 7-du Near On
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iLlAM II. II. has wife, Simeon Weaver
ahd Julia Lts ~ patu1 cbaacey sganst the children
jacob assd whoss unkuowHt ins CHI
ko~aana Znues"sn d~esaseas wh's~
~ ssa Ann ms ~lsss Joel
children tisH deeeaseS whose
Nicholas Cyi-r Jonas Cgs Jersish Crgies h.
hls Asion deceaseo
uton.n n. h4Nef Fl
Extracts Of dscrss
This coming heard the papers formerly read
appointed
uoaed The said Sinclair Graves
paioinx uo said Weaver
al the safe ~ the report mcnonsd And practising fraud bin
askng have report
rssoid, and sundry ncd " said petition, DC.
court, the all
nteessd IN The sAd fund specified and
commissioners court, having given
publication published IL
Madison OF the said
allowing IRRESPONSIBLE time bringing money court
did chaIge han which
have properly paid the parties entitled heTeo
expiration the time allowed and the
lied 70 participate distribution fund
and thereof and also OF
party, the practicable,
thereof the with anything deemed pertinent by him
Copy Tssie DELriELD CAVE, Clerk
by hereby nou6ed that appointed
purpose Monday, February
and Office In the and Of Matison Virginia. ,be
place for the said to be and stated by commits
sioner WILLIAM l.. EARLY,
Commissioner Of Madison Circuit Court
Dec 30--lzw4w 68
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4
PROTECTED royal letters Of England
The Of Ecoe do PhaImacie dc Paris Imperial Col
iege Of Medicine, Vienna. WHOA tss5tt E.6T54 MIA
Tiesenar No is the remedy for general and sca debility
Of vic decay aad all
ang FROM easy abuse IL effects acacious
will.
impaired decline life
universally adopted all impsdimen's like
before lis 'paa-Dce taa rendering lis invaluable
tering The marriage state #eaga8t
Tsnar No. completely aud entirely crndcaes
which
aaiioe for the OF tho heath OF potion pop
/. efHs#
Iesemar No the European remedy s that class Of
which, unfortunately English physician
inevitable dssructioa
which ai the snrsapnrilia world
Nos l. alike smell,
all nauea,ing qualities They lay The toilet ayie ~ihout
being detected
sod eases, divided separate
ministered b, yapeau, Lalelmand Rnur, &C. f @
had wholesale retail, Mr. H. A Barrow No. 81
Green street Canal New York; specially appiaed by the
and for the Uaited every
part America fmnedateiy recrivAg
Mr.. win forward Trssar any IT world,
securely addressed
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
u s1sssala saia.laiif i;;zass

- NXx3feSy8x &dltsxx yynaeN~NkE
Tias between w-.hn sss,. and wnssi'Hx but i7i
Runaiag time bsesn Washington and Cs~oinnati q Aovs
Through Tiosets and Baggage Cheeks 10 DO had N
nm N Tl.1 NH N Washington
srHE Railroad having greatly improved
OFF fullest ,ndnc1m,ns
eer. bswsen Washington Banoe and al poons The West.
The cnnne Washington and the
train. oonnd YVES. from Baltimore = always pomp,y lads Of me
from THIS + The only change q cars required nswsen
wheeling Il me Wilmington station and lschseaad and
there ws ne wh~a sla'se %, ,nass holding
washington daily 9, aud AZ, nj on Sundays al the
AZ WnseI,ns CEN
TRAL OAR RAILROAD, running lsom Belaire, on me ONO,
CO.UMRus These trains aonnec al Nswark VIII, the Newark
MAnnt and sanhnky railroad for sandaky Toledo pe,ro
railroad win The ras, ,,sia
VILE, Ac Xenia, ,a.Iraaa,
n. es "s saps p'f% island &C.,
Passes.ers holding thugh tickets ior Memph viektbuR
Cincinnati the mai the ONO.
Tickets fOr Evapsyir cai'o and d. Louis are sold BY thus
PoR CLEVELAND, and Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chi
wheeling and Wssye tforiy miles, where conoexon win
hs csys.nd and pnus saa Z s M !. ,e o,v
afod,ns and checks IN Warhinstn i also th
,ss ssea West Tss s'sanes am i
6s3 miles, being about 100 mites shorf han by my other
Fs,s by through ticket Washington To wheeling 20 g
s 4 .as y s. To- an sss a
! s; NV orirass, s.l, &c; $1,000. ......,..-
ss s"s ss
".wssa q aaa Il
train nom Washington .,. ...,. -. =. uns.,,, !.
FOR further inormaiion .arouss acses, apply IT, H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. - !, no,.
Nav 5-d,f ohio Railroad, baltimore.
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United states Mail.
Poar OvrIcK DsYARraEsT,

Posr OYrIcK DapAR raEsr,
December 81 1855.
PROPOSALS. for carrying the mails Of the United States from The
LIST April, 1885, the 3sh June 1875 inclusive folio
Kentucky, viii bs received oihce
Poet ONCE Department. IN the city of Washington uaiil
Of the 2h day Of February 1885, decided LIST
foowLg the and in the lime herein fled,
el7e From London Ky, by Laurel Bridge, Mcasgue's
Lynn Camp, Barbousvii3, Flat Lick, CuDheTan Ford,
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