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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-11
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An Expose.

TContinued from yesterdays Journal
To OLIVER II. SMITH, ESQ, President Of the E.
Id. c. S. L. Rrilroad Company.
THE REMEDY.
As If to place yourselves entirely Beyond
the reach Of stockholders, so that you could
fully administer on our effects. which we
were so rash as to place under your control
as agents, when Mr.. Carpenter resigned the
Vice Presidency that you might invest him
with the more profitable office of contractor,
he was still permitted to retain the all import
ant office Of Financial Agent; by virtue of
which last office, he, as matter Of course,
holds both you and the road in check; and
so, also, when the Company wants money, it
goes to the contractor; whereas, the old FASH
toned mode Of procedure made it necessary
for the contractor to apply to the Company
Nov. this, it must be confessed is rather COM
plicatng the maady. Why, sir, not a Baron
Rothschild of them all-not one OF those
| "putters down and settlers up of kings" dare
do such thing as that-be financial agent
and contractor for the same company. The
offices are not compatible; and no company
which suffers such thing either has, or de.
serves to have, any credit. Lead me not
into temptation" is sublime petition, which
you. sir, have forgotten. The purse and the
shovel-the financial agency and the con-
tractOrship of a railroad in the same hands
lis so new and startling, as to deserve sep
arate chapter; especially, under jointed con-
tract so amply provided with resting places as
| this one is.
/ And now, let me introduce you to the evil
dence of what has long ago been determined
upon by you and the contractors, namely
that you and they do not now, and for years
past have not intended to build the road to
indianapolis, nor to open the valley OF White
| River TO our commerce.
1t will be remembered, that by this con-
tract, the contractors including 1.-The finan
cal agent" who is also stock solicitor, may
stop whenever the S1,7l5,OO0 additional real
estate is not provided to issue bonds upon. II
is now discovered on computation, that at the
date OF your last report. May 10, 1886, tho
real estate and city bonds subscriptions, all
told, amounted to SS14,713. Under this con.
tract, which is one half payable in these Sc
curtics, say $4,000 per mile for main track
and sdings Carpenter &c Co, will he entitled
cor building the road to the crossing Of the
10 & NJ. r. r., without machinery on the road
of any kind, to sS550OO real estate and city
bonds, which .'sizes the pile;" takes ALL all
OF both real estate and city subscriptions
which the road then had by your own show
ing, and still leaves the road in debt to them
begcared as it is in every other respect. il
the sum of S4O,227. Is not that iinanciering
! Then, how does the account Of these con
tractors stand at this present writing? Wher
they build the road with no engines or cars
to the Ohio & Mississippi Il. r.. 80 miles
> over the plains, they will be entitled to rea
estate and city bonds, S0oo,OO'
To mortgage bonds of the road, 5700O
Stock in the road, 2S5 .OO'
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. OF Some benevolent ladies' in Cincinnati
have established private Maglalene Hcsri-
tai. where the unfortunate victims of prosti-
tuition who may wish to return to life oil
virtue, may find an asylum. and encourage
ment to reform. The guardians OF the instr
tutions visit the prisons and receive those
who are about to he discharged. and who are
willing to accept their protection and aid.
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OF II appears from the returns OF the
City Clerk OF Boston, who grants licenses,
that the number of marriages for the last
year has fallen off twenty per cent, from the
number OF previous years. The decline is at
tributed to the increased cost of dress and
"eenteel living" which have made matrimony
too expensive Injury, for every one to in
dulye in who has the inclination. Like CT
iects are noticed.in other large cities.
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REsUscITATIoN OF VIRGINIA.-Mr Thayer.
the leading spirit in the organization Of the
Kansas Emigrant aid societies in the North,
has in conjunction with Others originated an
Emigrant aid society for the resuscitation Of
Old Virginia.
The plan is simple enough, entirely feasible,
and will no doubt. il put into practice, prove
immensely profitable. 1t is proposed to raise
a capital of three or four millions. and to use
il in the bands Of an enterprsing company
first, in the purchase Of some Of the millions
of the waste and worn out lands Of Virginia
Especially of Eastern Virginia); and, second
ly, in the settlement Of those lands by North-
ern and European colonists, allowing to each
family from fifty to two hundred acres; third
ly, it is proposed to establish factories, vii
lagos, schools, &C., at eligible sites.
The results anticipated are the rapid devel-
opement of the agricultural, commercial, man
uacturinc and mineral resources Of the State.
the speedy dissipation of the present system
of slave labor aud the accession Of the great
com .nonwealth of Virginia to the free States OF
Union. The plan Of sending Northern Emf
grants to Virginia has been tried in Fairfax
county and proved highly successful to all
concerned. The scheme is grand one, and
we hope that it will ultimately succeed.
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HORRIBLE DEATH.--A Miss Hollingsworth,
Of Knox county. Ind, went to the woods to
cut some bark one day last week, when she
stumbled and fell on the edge Of the axe, cut
ting horrid cash in her abdomen. She
managed to bind up the wound with her
apron but in attempting to climb a fence on
her way home she fell exhausted, and was
found a few hours afterwards in an almost
lifeless condition. She died during the day.
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CE The game law has passed our Legsla-
turc, forbiding the shooting or killing Of deer
and prairie hens from the 1st of January
until the Isl of august; quails from LIST Janu-
airy until LIST Of October; Turkeys from 1st Of
March until LIST September. Possession OF
game is made prma iacie evidence Of guilt.
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GRy,TCURE'OP DYSPEPSIA.

o. G.. MERSHoN. Merchant says:
SrNrsoSviLLE. shelby Co.. Ky. March 40. 1s5S.
The German Bt.ers give saaction. and here
with hand certificate OF Mr. Morton Berkeley respeca
bic farmer Of this clnntry.''
SINPsoSvILLy ~. March 40 Is5Dear Sir-I would in
form thu. have been afflicted for several with
Dyspepsia. in aggravated form. for which used
Sarsapara various other nedies wthsut obtaining
any relief From the various tes onias in favor OF oof
lands German Btt.rs induced try them and
with pleasure that through their enjoying
better health thsn have do-e for and cheerfuli
recommend the Bers AL ctea with that terri BILE dis
Respectfully.
To DR.. G Jackson, MORTON BERKLEy.
See advertisements. Ieh3-d1w
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The hest evidenc" be aiarced in favor OF the
efcaciousne-s Hoohanc German Biters.
Dr. q VI Jackson the edened demand fer m
from all otbe Union and although there be
compounds prepared saa represented being worthy Of
liberal patronage feel c1ostran.d remark that
the number of witch which the
tor has been hon1rsa ~ Of the hThes. character
and tetabv who found IL to have
10 his testimony Sufficiently conclusive that
eaeetaa remedv the a'rns. Immediate relief
those afflicted With i sfdl aldy dyspepsia hss
been discovered. See advertisement. Fa- sale bv
KELLER a WHITE.
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The IMPROVEMENT Of MAIN STREET We
have heard this subject discussed lately by
several of our prominent citizens, and the
general opinion seems to be, that before next
winter something must be done to Improve
the condition of this thoroughfare, between
FIRST street and the canal. For weeks during
the past winter it Yas almost impossible.
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True, the swindler in the Little Rock
State Manufacturing company. who was
convicted and sentenced to the Penitentiary at
Memphis, broke Jail last week, and escaped
with an associate, on the steamer Northcrner
on her last trip up. The telegraph, however,
got ahead Of them, and they were taken at
Hickman and carried back.
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FOX THE JOURNAL.

FOX THE JOURNAL.
never 'srired tew be poit,
Il need ut tell. 'sPose you it;)
But fthawt there's virtn In it
Darn'dif wouldn't in a mint!
Bat when Jon tawh Of dog ratypia.
Webster's round and takes delite in;
Dod OF live he'll stamp your feeturs.
And ''babiI'' t,w. deer little creetars.
On paper. iron. glass or plate.
He'll hx yesr shadder sure as fate.
SO natral and so trev to life,
When yew'rs away twill fool yswr wife.
orzs-dtf TILESTON's Gallery.
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TO BE CONTINUED.

o. Our friend Mr.. Wilkinson from Posey
county, informs us that the peaches in his
neighborhood have all been killed by the late
severe weather. He fears that all other kinds
of fruit have shared the same h.A
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HOUSEHOLD FURNBTUHE,
TWO DWELLINGS, LEASES AND CARPENTER
SHOP AT AUCTION

nN Wednesday the 18th Of March 10 O'Clock at the
~ residence ofJ0HN MCC0RKLE corperoi LET and OaA
We will sell public auction variety House
hold and Kitchen Furniture Frame Dwell
lrgs the OF LIST and Oak street double
usnt each four Kitchen and shop
tie lot with Jesse eight years;
dwelling Chestnut between sd and 9Th with lease
fv- ara from April next.
TERMS.-Househoid Furniture cash. Ds.llings and
leases cash. tour and eight months. the purchaser
bearing interest from date with approved secur
wsivng relief from valuation aprraise laws
JOHN McCoRKLE.
wOOLSEY NELSON. Aucrs. nhlI-tds
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49, GENTLEMAN. thoroughly scquain ted with the
49," dry soods and grocery business has had long ex-
psrencs In both. an ercsnt salesman and An accom-
pshed Book Keeper would like situation N which either
or all these qualifications would &c able to his
poys to whom he can give the highest rssrsnces Apply
W 'Ae eaAtof OF the JOURNAL fe24-u
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HOLLOW tY'SPlLIa-NATURE's GREAT ALLY.
To PROSTATE the bodily nv drac prrsases 10
assist disease These famous Pills tn. contrary assist
nature in her conflict with disease by rsyitasng the
blood. sni rxreilins all morbid matter from the system
Sold at the manufactures No 50 Maiden Lane NewYork
ard No 2t Strand London aud BY all druggists at 2se
C2t.c and box. nh4
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TESgPi,E Ot HOyOR

Evansville Temple of Honor No. meets every Thursday
evening in the Hail. on Water street over the Canal Rank
R.w. PoINTDEXrER W. G. r.
Al. O'REILLY. w.R.
Beacon Ligh, social Temple No * every alternate
Friday everipr above. JOHN HYDE. II. p. T.
q. W. RCDYARD. B.R. jan2o '55-ly
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JUST THE SEAsoN.-If health follows the
ADMINISTRATION of remedy for disease, almos.
without exception. though it is prescribed in
a million of instances, and in all forms of dis
ease, all the doctors on the globe could not
make the people believe that it was not a
good remedy. or that the inventor was not a
public bcnefactor. Hurley's Sassaparilla is
expressly designed to act on those organs
whose functions are essential to heaith-the
stomach, liver, lungs, kidneys, and skin, re-
storing their deranged functions or uses, and
thereby purifying and cleansing the blood
the very fountain Of lile.-S: Louis Herald.
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THE MAns.-The Post Office Department

is Advertising for proposals to carry mail from
louisville to Shawneetown daily in four horse
past coaches, passing through Clove7port,
Evansville, Greensboro, Henderson; &c, &c
By trying. we might get. perhaps. tDo horse
post coach and daily mail, for our population
and trade, we think, is at least one halfas
---sat - sA>;ss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Soticesin tins place ten cents per line one insertion
80 cents iine three tines
eounton lopssrtime. '' VIA
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MURRAY e. LtNMAN'S Florida watet 10 q psrfu NJ
OF matches richues cosmetic that Immediately removes
Ea.h-s. Tan Botehes. and all blenishes
purifier OF the breath after s,okinga
tooth wash: aud sxhae aver and more indesructit
fragrance than the Maria Farina Cologne Sold by u r..
Lanran Wholesale druggists 50 Water street. New
York. AID by all drugsissst 5)c per bottle mh4lwdAw
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ATTENTION.

his thanks his old customer
ard wishes inform them and the
public generally that he 10 still prerared TO accommodate
them with Wagons, Buegies and every thing in bis ne re-
pairing With and Dispatch 4r- Also have
taken charge of the WILSON HOUSE and by strict aten
ton the various dses involve shslbe prepared
ABSALOM MALONE.
Ind nhlI-lNikN
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WOOD! WOOD!!-orders for Wood left At SAMUEL
vicKEIY's will he promptly filled. feb3
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S1.7lO.00O

They have got now, as you informed us.
city bonds, Evansville end LAmasco, last
May, Sl2o.OOO
Real estate and bonds, 10000
Mortg. bonds to buy rails, $4,000
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II A T. Il q

One squsre lines less time oc three times 81
one week. 81 5o weeks s2 5o month. -; three
months 81 So six month"; sio year. SIS. Discounted
Iarg,r Cards of lines
snpu No charge for marriage death religious notices
gENRIDuTE TO DIR. KANE:-Ths best tribute that
be paid his memory. 10 to read she account Of
his her r ard brave exploits in tho Arctc Regions for sale
.by mill D0BELL 4 LISTER.
lSHOICE w n. CHEFS ESQ DO e large and choice
u western Reserves Cheese rec a this day by
mill T.. IA. COOK Z SON.
a BBLS prime green Apples. reed per rarose ~
ID mill Z. H. COOK x SON.
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BOARDING

With large and pleasant for the Of
gentleman anaaey or Tor single gentlemen car be obtained
in private family in central location Apply tai.
ofcs f.l,,,
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CITY GALLERY

III Won want . good and
No cheap picture cali At the Cir 8
~ 7Ce laguerrean Gallery. No 45
Main street. fel4.u
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OF PARTNEHsRiP

rH>H heretofore existing between EDw
III DEGARSO SOLOMON KAHN. the Livery
and Sale Stable business in Evansville Ind. 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent The said Kaha will continue
the the old stand having bought out the entire
all Urn debts will pay all claims AGAINST said firm
Il. X. pEiARM0,
mhlI-Im s. KAHN.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER:

SeHh BOXES Peal starch; 20 boxes Tallow Candles;
eDO SC do Star Candles sss'd siIes;
30 do Palm and German Soap. Just received by
rihi0 z, II. COOK 4 son.
AHREsH bALTlMORE OYSTERS AT ne
a DCCED PRiCHS.-For the slance OF the eason we
will sell Farrows choice Corn Fed Oysters at 20 retail
An LOO per the trade received daily by Express
nhl0 III. COOK SON.
fNNw new Express Wagons with all of Cooks ates i'm
IL rrovemsnts, for sale by
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wOoLsEY & NELSON. Auc'p.
HARD ARE.

nv completed stock for the spring trade
w and0der the folio wing pt The lowest figures. VIE
hsmss hoes bay aad forts scyths cradles
pump chains and rigging. kettef brsss
Kettles sad irons shoves spades rakes. straw knives
whips tia selves riddles fry Taus sauce pans steel
mill er;usr cross cut saws hand PANEL ri and
bach curry platform scales
s spring balsnces spoons pad locks guns and pistols
door locks and atehes coffee mills sheep slears hatch
hammer. plan jacks rirts drawing knives steel sguare
naiis an spikes.
We also complete socks Of csbnet makers and
smiths uings aud and leather he ting fancy goods
Looking glasses cornics and pins clocks reti ules
potnoness spscaces steel pens pencils needles pins
and lines brushes rercusin marbles combs powder
horns aud variety of other goods, that ofr
inducements to the trade.
mhIl-wn RArCoCK 4 SONNTAG.
EuAvING sold nv entire interest in the Livery and
thanks friends and request
of patronage Mr.. Kahn who will continue
the Business. mhii-lm 4. IL. DKGARMo.
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
EVHE undersigned respectfully informs his friends
publc that he has from hi old
the PestOrce to the house lately occupied by Mr.
Hart shoe Main doors from First
where he teops constantly hand Good assortmepts
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
FANCY JEWELRY.
RREAsTPINs. &c
All Of his stock he Offering at Unprecedented low
prices for cash preparatory repenishbg bis stock Tie
also clocks watches and all Kinds Of jwelry at the
notice and reasonable terms Give call
before purchsng ssewh.re he IL desrmre h 20 please
in quality and price. nhil-3m CHAs. BARNtM
II
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- N nv w..h po,rss 10 doz red and blue Buckets;
NIL ~ 49,. hoe osa Tubs; IS a.s'd 3ss
each. jus. reed by milo 4 IA JUN Bun
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! = IA LBS Hemp sack Twne:5 coils Hemp Packing;
y lOU 5doE Hearth Brooms; IS doz ass'd Whists'
y DO Cotton Mops; 50 do do Brosns. Just
reed BY mbio T. d CoOh q SoN.
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10000 az l1I II. s;'. Trade Cigar. reed
Lid. HERMANN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.


ADMlNISTAATOH:S SALE.
frUNs and Gun smiths Tools. Thursday. March Ieth
NJ at 10 ocick. viii sell auction ~ Sale
esn.s.ins Belle Anvs. Vices on
ing Lathe and general variety OF Tools belonging the
EGmsA sums 81 = and under sa,h over s. credit
be from date with approved security
relief from valuation aprrasentDtlsvs.
nhio-.is WO0LSEY NELSON. Arct'r.
NEW SPRING GOODS:
yXyEare now receiving ut our store Posters Block LIST
w street three door. below Main. South side desra
sawls. Mantilas Embroderies scar,s. Dress ellis. Or
srnoies Girghans DeLanes Bsreses Lawns Prints. Da
sheetins Bisaeaed Brown Stirring white goods
Sc. which offer very cheap Ihantful for past
give call aud examine our stock Of goods Short
preh,s and quick sales is our ro,,st o.,rv sox
RROOMs $50 don BrOors received on consignment
nhs - ~ ''' whEELER & R,ees N.ln-.,r.,s.
VVHIrELEAp.-2oOkss' pure White Lead. ,s;; reed
go hess o; soda: 50 ssr, s.l,ra'1s 700 ID. Ga;
,oo 50 DO Cream Tnr,ar in leses.es;
mhs I. d. HEIMANN.
ODD Bones lump Tobacco; 10 b1' lump Tobacco.
NH, LAD nEINANN.
- a BAGS fine Liverpool Salt; .erc.s Rice reed and
eDet for sslesy Ghs i. ID. HERMANN.
MADAME HAHN
UyEsPECTFuLLy Informs the Ladies OF Evansville and
Ma vcintv that she has just received and is open
ing her spring stock Of
PAR IS NJ L LIN cry
full and elgsut assortment OF Ladies' Dress
Ribbons Flowers Head Dresses Caps Wells.
persinins to the trade This entire stock is of the best
ana Tor ssaay Of ore ana siesane'
So An examination 10 repeetiulfy invited mh7-3n
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NOTICE.
VNTE have for sale four fine fOUNG mohohS. wen
W broke faulty Also one gray Hare WIN toAi
ami will sell them low Tor cash. r coor a. COW
milo q n. OoOh SUN.
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1 GSUG Ar, CURED " REEF AND TONGUES
! - Zoo extra Sugar cured driee Beef.
50 DO do % Tongues. rec a this dav BY
! fe.s z. ". COOK a. SON.
| HHREsH u AlTINiORE OYSTEitS -wesa~il he in
receipt fresh Oysters every day until the close OF the
season. fe3 z. II. COOK AZ SON.
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GOOD OFFEH!

Intend shortly from the city will dispose
n Of entire stock of nery Goods. At less than they
be bought for in NevYork. The
styles and the best in this market and any
go into the business. this is rare chance Until
close business will sell article have
belo cost. MRS. L.. n EAHSHEAkT.
Late MISS wAETH.
mhi0du Enquirer aad yoksbelt copy.
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NEW LIQUOR STORE,

p deer T. II COOK r son
(HHEsE AND BUCKwhEAT.-2o s,eks uek
wheat Flour; 10 boxes prime W v. Cheese. reed by
railroad and fer saleby isni3 ylOKERY JOHNSON.
NLOvER seed wantsaby
dec,n q
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wIsHto dspose Of steam Fouriue Mill and grounds
in the city of New Albany. Ind.
and Hin The hdIDg !, 50 feet front deep.
four high built hasd brick strong
fornda laid lue. The Mill
order. bs r-els OF in
is csnvepiestfo the deeots the n. aad Jefsrsen
vile Railroads and the Ohio river.
This property will he sold snd easy payments.
mh4 On. A. Trihunel JAS. MARSHALL.
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ExpHESsEs.

LELAND or cUBA ExPRess or P. O. BoMBAIrsa 4
Co Havana, vii FORWARD freighl and pAroas ID al man,
n Cuba BY Uited rtses n q s,ssmer QUEER CRY on
ne rb Jnne bet rFgM rh1rf Ne delivered "a ~ on %
day before wh particular invoice slwa1E sccu panyinz
er>e, ~ nistrfsg - rtsif ns
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W RhtAiL AT WHOLESALE spklCES.-
s.sr ssIsss sss. .oel hoe. i.wel.9 Sc
s@ehos iesef' Hwtesn Jewels, warranted 80. SO %
q, -. s. - -. hunting cases. g5 %
oas 49,. sH & ops 80 end hunting cssss.. ~ 70 81
Sold s0d lades' watches, four holes faselss 80 a. ~
- hhl.-l is tatte.ssssssss. 10 a.
. sh.'' ls..' n. W. osses ..'.'.....s. 81 % 81
very heavy ............ a. sgo
who'esAe Sesierr supplied wacHev ssnt IA AZ 80 *
ne luHed states ? y mall cypress
T. w. l.. TtfNlN1 manufacturer frt.aiirra s~-...
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OsT-JuNE T. ONE STEEL AND BRASS gApF pvv
~ and pencil sharpener. ufd viii tvlne srns IT ~.
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