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NEWS FROM UTAH.

We have ST. Louis papers up to the 18th instant,
detailing ali the news from Utah to the latest dates
Great anxiety is naturay felt to learn the exact ma
tre the actual state things having relation to the
setlemsntof the difficulties between the Mormons and
Cummings had taken his departure with Col Kane
for Salt Lake City, but we without any reliable
information in regard to the effect Of his mission
upon the Mormon people 1t is evident Col. Kane
has made strong exertion to effect pacifcation,
but whether he viii be successful not remains to
be told. One consideration, which may or may not
have had weight with the Mormons, would seem to
indicate now, on at an early day, peaceful solution
of the problem tits certain for instance that the
authority of the United States will ultimately pre-
vail and if this end is attained through the action
of the Army, the Mormon settlement viii be COM
pletely broken up. We are quite clear that after
creditng that people with all possible religious ia
natioism, it would still seem incredible that they
should fail to see the disastrous consequences
which must result to them if they continue
in rebellion against the United States Bome
devised and we have no doubt that efforts are being
made to agree upon basis Of arrangement which,
while it viii peace, will fully recognise the
constitution and laws Of the federal government.
It must also be remembered that when no immediate
danger threatened them there vastly more val
liant, fighting men amongst the Saints than later in
the season, when they were required to choose be-
tween and submission 1t seems therefore, highly
probable that the news we have received, though
unofficial and incomplete, may nevertheless fore
shadow important and desirable change in re-
lations with Utah. 1t would be wholly unsafe, of
COURSE for the administration to act upon the basis
of the reports in circulation but they not the
less interesting as items of news on a subject Of
great Importance to the country
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Kansas Rumors.

ST.. LOUIS May 2O--Accounts from Kansas report con-
tnued outages and robbcres by Montgomery band of
outlaws. Three hundred families said to have been
driven out Of Lynn county 1t further understood that
the band drive all the posavery settlers
out of the Territory and to break up the land sales in
July proximo They also reported to have said that
unless Governor Denver withdraws the troops from
Fort Scott they will proceed to Lecompton and hang
him
Ihe reporter at St. Louis vouches for nothing contain
ed in the above despatch, but simply transmits the
port received there.
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OF ICI 4.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

o. APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and s0iA the aduce and ooss<t Of the Snats.
rHsg Fsf RnaIsrsas OFFICES. si hfH1
Robert d. Morrison, at Milan, Missouri; reappointed
Joseph Bell, at Jackson, Mississippi reappointed
Ira Norris, at Ogden, Kansas Territory, vice T. Emory
whose commission expires
Jesse Norm, at Fort Scott Kansas Territory, vice W.
II. Doak, whose commission expires.
~ "ai Rscnyxns PUBLIC MONEY.
james $ D0ushsrt vt St. Louis, Missouri reap
pointed apl.-sa ,a4
Joseph r. Amsnt, at P&slmyra, Missouri; reappointed
John c. Hutchison, q Milan Missouri reappointed.
Alexander SnodgTass, at Centre Alabama reapponted
Augustin Alvero, at Los Angeles California; reap
pointed
a1a4 ~ 4, COLLECTIONS CUSTOMS, h -ft
Edward 7. Hlyer, Newark, New Jersey; reappointed.
Michael Shoemaker, Detroit, Michigan, vice John H.
Harmon, whose commission expired
ys,ig "a Nj, 3, SURVEYORS or THE CUSTOMS. e 5;I,
Fletcher Webster Boston, Massachusetts reappointed
PD, Henri, Bayou St. John, Louisiana reappointed.
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THE NEW SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

Col, Arthur p Hayne yesterday qualified and took
his United States senator from South Carolina
fill the vacancy caused by the leented death of the
Hon. Josiah l.. Evans.
Col. Hayne is the scion of whg ancestry distin-
gushed for revolutionary services and sacrifices Born
in Charleston in March, 1890, he was In early youth
destined for mercantile life, but the attack on the
Chesapeake in 1907 fired his patriotism, and, although
not then of age, he sought and obtained commits
sion first lieutenant in the Light Dragons COM
manded by General, then Colonel Wade Hampton In
1872 he shared in the battle and victory of Sacketts
Harbor, achieved by Gen. Brown, with very inadequate
force over Sir George Provost, aided by British feet,
under Sir James Yeo. For HIS bravery and services on
that OCCASION Captain Hayne promoted to the rank
of major of cavalry
Early in 1874 Major Hayne received the appointment
of Inspector General and forthwith ordered to Join
Gen. jackson in the Creek Nation. At the storming Of
Pensacola, Noy Z, 1874 he and the gallant Major laval
(sho there received severe wound were the gerry frs
who took possession of the encmys battery amidst
most destructive fire. Shortly after this event. Col
Hayne was directed by Gen Jackson to make military
observations in the vicinity of New Orleans and he judi
cousy pronounced Fort st. Philip the key of all our po-
sitions on the Mississippi.
In the night attack tho British army on the Esd
December, 1914 Colonel Hayne was dAringly and eff
cisnty conspicuous and it has always been allowed that
the result Of that brilliant and daring measure was the
browning victory Of New ORLEANS Gen. jackson compl-
mented him in general ORDERS and sent him to this
city ON confidential mission with letter Of instruction
which concluded thus
Be assured sir you thus about mo-
campaign which has been % full interest," .nd the
should nos injustice % own feelings
your warus edsmsu.
services my thanks ,hs my your prosperity
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N.4 VAL INTELLIGENCE.

We advised of the arrival at st Caharnes, coast of
Brazil the l4th of March, of the small steamer AR
gentina en- route for her destination engage in the
"exploration of the tributaries Of The La Plata river
The United States brig -ofwar Banbridge, Commander
Renshaw dropped down to Hampton Roads Monday, and
having fair wind she proceeded direct to sea for the
coast of Africa.
The United States surveying steamer Robert j. Walker
arrived at Norfolk Monday morning from Key West
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Transfer or the Stat Canals to the Sunbury
and Erie Railroad Company.

HARRsBuRG, May l9.--Gov. Packer, Judge Knox, the
attorney general of the State Mr. Moorehead president
of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company, and Mr..
Gibbons the solicitor of the company, met in the
utve chamber to-day, and consummated the sale of the
State canals The securities given, the deeds
cuted and delivered and the governor has issued his
proclamation announcing the transfer of all the public
works of the State to the Sunbury and Eric Railroad
Company.
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An important meeting of railroad presidents has
recently taken place in Nashville this subject the
proceedings of which are given to-day in our news
columns. The meeting appointed committee of its
members to proceed to Washington and to wait
upon the President and Postmaster General on the
subject of their enterprise The committee whose
will be found in another place. arrived in this
city yesterday afternoon.
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ST LOUIS May 20.--Col. Kane arrived at Fort Leav-
enworth the l7th accompanied by Able Gilbert. The
latter states that Brigham Young has abdicatcd Gov.
Cummings at latest dates 80 miles from Salt Lake
City depuation of so Mormons sent to meet him
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Personal TN7ELLIGENCE.

The Hon. David S. Reid, of North Carolina arrived in
the city last evening We glad to that his
health appears to be entirely restored
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Capture OF the Indian Murderer, Ink pa -tu-
tab.

PRAIRIE CHEN, May l9.--1he st. Peters (Minnc-
so Free Press the capture of Ink pa dutah,
whose band committed number of brutal murders in
the southern part of Minnesota during last summer
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Two persons have been apprchcnded at Cincinnati for
issuing counterfeit money. About thirteen thousand
dollars In counterfeit notes. being 50 bills the Haey
Falls Bank at Hoyoke, Mass, found in their pos
session. e. rs.f 81
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Cautton.

We would again remind subscribers, particularly IN
Ohio kentucky, and the western States that wo have
discontinued with the exception Of Messrs Hpsconb
Deerng) all our agencies throughout the country and
that with these exceptions, collections will be re-
conised by this Office by persons claiming TO be agents 70
the Union etF Ap f5--h.
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Canal Tolls.

Oswrao, May ls.--The Canadian authorities have
duced the tolls the Weand canal one-thirdto com
| mence to day.
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Death or a Miss,onary

NKw HAVEN, May I9.-Rev II. r. Hosngton for a
number of years missionary to India died suddenly at
Centre Brook tho morning of Sunday last after
commencing discourse.
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Transfer Of the Pennsylvania Canals to the Erie
Railroad.

HARRIsBuRa May 10 The State canals were formally
transferred the Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company
to-day. The governor has issued proclamation an
nouncing that fact.
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The Exchange Bank of Murfre esbOrOugh, Ten


LOUISVILLE, May 19-The bills of the Exchange Bank
of Mufrcesborough Tennessee have been rejected by
the Nashville banks
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The Paris correspondent of the Times says that the
Belgian government very active in all that relates TO
the army and defences of the country
Several fresh shocks of earthquakes, causing much
damage had occurred in Naples.
1t is reported that the vine disease had again shown
itself in Portugal
The Queen of Portugal visit to the Queen
of England.
letter from Copenhagen states that the preliminary
work for the construction of four large batteries
forming the first part of the work destined to defend Co
penhagen, had been commenced
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The Times city article OF Friday says TIE funds
Friday showed diminution Of hsmnes although the
Withdrawals of the governments for the Continent continue
ON rather considerable scale about f6s, coo having
been taken from the bank during the day Consois
buoyant at trine under the highest figure Proposals
advertised for London subscriptions Swedish loan
of 81 900 for the construction of railway at four
per cent interest
The Daily News city article Of Friday evening says :
" The applications at the bank Friday limited
but ia the discount market fair demand experen
ced at "a per cent The release of fl 600 900 of
chequer money, the sh, would add to the want of
capital atoat The paper reports that the funds
closed dull ON Friday, tending downward
sfa.f. INDIA.
Full details of the scenes following the fall OF Lucknow
are published st
The OF of the Begums and two three ladies
OF the zenoona were killed by discharge Of musketry
when the doors burst opcn before the soldiers
that they The plumber and destruction of
property seem TO have been immense The troops had
been exposed to great labor before the city Strong
at last taken TO preserve order in the city
and prevent plumber. II was expected that 900 men
would have to be left TO garrison Lucknow.
symptoms were observable of gathering cloud In the
northwest and preventive urged for fear
of sudden outbreak of the Skhs
Sir James Outram had issued proclamation declaring
that the British government had intention to carry
an armed propagandism, believed among the
hvcs and the governor general had issued proc
lamaton promising rewards to those who had been faith
full and calling Others TO submit and throw them
selves on the mercy OF the British government He
scaes all the estates of the latter, but promises that
their lives shall be spared if they not guilty of she'd
ding murderous blood
CI FRANCE.
the Emperor is expected to pay ten days visit to
Brittany in July.
The commission appointed to consider the claims of
Professor Morse has recommended that the
should give him four hundred thousand francs for the
Of his system in France.
Trade in France continued to show symptoms of i'm
povement Increased orders from the United States had
| reached Lyons.
There were rnmors of ,eaatus eonsltua touch
ing the press.
prominent supporter of Cavaignacs government had
left Paris to remain away until after the elections
over and 1t surmsed that his departure not vol
untary.
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csnG NEW ARRANGEMENT

9f2-fss2zNN BROAD STREET RAILw Y nMNI
u a-AI Accommodation Car il FuGping Gaily b:
v"au RE, Echm rad and Frederick sburg Depot ant
lc hermitage spring, passing Aortnn's Flower
Gtr 'ra BuchanGas Sprjag, Richmond College
E-slinS's Garda". &c &c stopping at any poin;
e.. Passengers, going nj turning.
AN point b6iWe Z u 10. and Richmond
. ..s...s .-.-....
3 Flint be. cad the Richmond C.iiega...Ia
le i5-ts WN n BRAGG, Sup't
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HEALING SPRINGS These ceiebIa

HEALING SPRINGS These ceiebIa
IL ted SPRINGS are now open for the reception Of
fis,tars The furniture =. q bni dn II Ali .eW
,au comfortable, I'D -ufficsn, for he cnmf rtatlt.
.ccomnl, ida ion OF .hIe~ hund ed perso.'s Til
TIERS ar Celeb. ated for their efficiency in sis
ASS OF the Xxi Liver aud stima,h 1c,sfnla. Old
nd Uretns, Chi0si; plarrtn. Chronic Asthma,
diseases Of the [ INKS and Bronchial Tubes, Hemor,
l., Uterine Di "a es, as lie. rrhoea, Dyerlenor
7b0ei Menarr ";gia, ibsiructed "a anIepia, prolap
US Utt n, Neuralgia ana d;s' asst OF tbs E,e
luce the last season, BY The introduction OF num-
DER OF BAT III q fUHS. uppli, d with Warm All
mt water JD the neaicinei oGnEs.in thus fur fish
let aud necessities Of the Case aiay require. ach
BAN o1eupsihga eia,ata a. Rrtinent.
Each bath IL snppiisd with Shower Bat hing Ar
aaIatus Of improved cons rue ion
The Baths are exec dlng,y delightful, bnoya I
Kin not equalied By an waters in Wessin Vir-
sinia, their temperature being SO Fahre HIT.
The If9p4rtes OF The 9 waters ars greatly cathar.
&C. dieurtiic. daphore ic Alternative, seatye ami
treatment Of the shove diseases
The Healing Springs are located In Bath county,
Va Immediately us'n the roai testling ir N dill
5uro Dept of the Virginia Centsei Ia read to the
ireenbrier v hIte sulphur Snrings---A lies from,
within day 3 travel Of Baltimore kichm nd. Wash-
lns ton and Alexandria
n o. M " o ts a1 Wha tnil
Dhur. and pa-sins en- rents the Bath Alum, Warm
md Hot Springs. we'll graded road. and stop
ping he;e, Will convey visitors regularly TO And
rom the springs
An experienced hysician resdas Mt the Springs,
permanently This rropriato,s intend to u.e ever.
fort to render the so.furn OF their visitors both
pleasant and profitable, and have ii ted up a fine
billiard ana Bowling Saloon. line Band of Music
scn.
Persons iesi,ing further Information In regard To
with our Pamphl.t. containing the opinions and
c. lie les of Physcisns aad oilers who havs test
ted mrris at most Of the hotels or by addressing
vha proprietoas PORTER Il IRWIN,
iei7 dim Proprietors.
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p z. =. COX s CO, Austs.

---..--..zs
FURNITURE. 60. ATAUCrTON.0.
-, -! rxIDAr Inst q % s'ctr We Win nj,
Ir.esns ~ g ssntesI Hou.shcld tnrniiuss -
''-e'.. aafnsfa' s-r'i zyso,
q bbis 30 Iisrrings 10 bar bbls No sg.vrs...
s.. naI ynpsss1s ac brsnds; ms feams wr.ppna
'rise.asors - Water CooIsrs. 10. &c ns'
tssnk I 90. Aucts.
Houses. MULES AND FpRNIrURr
"a ip,s s = q AT AUCTION. -On SATURDAY.
ne Uentr.l Railroad demo = so ~
vn Ssaale and Harness ii sSs.s
IL i''hs Mules. zfurnisnrc wagons.
= B Cook i co. Arcts.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITcHFN rnp.
Il. n Mi y At AUCTION. TUESDAY an
.ver thest re- o, WA W. ~. a. The eliys House
"a Household aed Kitchen r. msm stfs -
Gs;sng Ia part OF sofas Nah gAny e%.i,s en-
stanas Ell H. ea AZ, Aastrass-s. Bere ans VIZ
&C. &C. 'SAsAoencrs, uti Cloth.
ALSO:
;; Tne Kitchen Furniture. smbrscing ths = -,
,. Tine s'oys Furniture b in very god order h.,,,
oesn carefully kept "ssns
~ EB COOK co. Aues
A uCTI0N SALE Of Stuck We ~,
resume our regular sale Of STUCK on TIM &.
80 .1e o, vi uif, nhmenc;ug at II u'rock In
,, sb,rs =. r. 2. re.olore whet will be offsfed
2w1 virsisis eepir j ltalIro.., Eo,.is
sso ~ H'nia ana Tennessee Railroad Bonds =
go, 9, an NO and Ale. ao ID mortgage
iW ehares ,yUchbuyg uaa
ieu nas-s s'rsinis Fare aud Marire Insurance O.,
Tto aam li.ver and kgn VIVA On ranf.si
a. aa, time previous o tl,eda, o. sac
3o-t1s CIV t'U4CEiLk RI
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4 PLEASANT SUMMER kEsUkT.

This we'll know Mountain re;Ieat formerly kept
by j NJ III man, zen mills vest of StGUntun tn the
Central r.il oa; a. he Pas k"Isbnrx turnpike If
ROW cps n t.r tae accommodation of travellers end
visitors Persons wishing sprnd The heat Of sum-
tner in roul iet way, caanDt fine NOR suitable
r:ace in al lima 1t ia easy OF acce-s--the airs
Il the Central road pass ~ it ry day. The house
) large, ICoiLs convenient ard ell Ventilated;
ur. oupoed by The most b-nu'iIui r,ountnin scel e
-; 0e piinss Of Freest0nc, sulphur, hal, beate
nd AiuBi water convenient Ar will MT keep
AZ Intoxicating drink mt xicated per Ons abouf
re. visitors need MT fear any ammo, ance ii thai
way; and while the coItJTt If visitors will be great
the charge will be less than az a CT DIVIDED water
ing pia &
ga. ard per week, 81.
Po,t office. swoope's Depot, Augusta. CO., Va.
lie 1--we Il HERRING
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by James NJ Taylor & Son.

WILIOV ESTATE ON JAMES RI.
~ YER 8 X Mills Below RIG tMoND. ruE
KsNT AT AuUtI N.-Wili be rrnt.d at rubiis
auction On TUESDAY, the 9Th July, 1853, at /.
clock. NJ IN fr MT u Henr!co Count, Court louse
ID ne hi hest bidder. the cleared GORDON oil Wiltn
fstat on JAMES river, COT tsiilng FOO acres l. tw
years-trom the ist of ia nary 1859 TIL, Del sou
Renting, wiil have the privilege OF seeding q rop
% ~n-a: IN the Fail OF the year The re Il to b.
anu Is January, lo6o, &C., for which security will
te,sons des ring would do w5iI TO examine tn.
PREMISES before the ca; of rei ting
lie 1}-td 1000,
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40 \ y h n'S WHITE AN DLa,ts
- SULPHUR AND CHALYBeATE spRI e.
ms ftN2iit" resort for plea aud health will b.
ntnesi Tor the sccommoaa N of vietors TIE LIST Ui
uNE IL IL situated o. to line and in full view
~ va aud Tenn railroad. abanf hail u mile iron
'pnSsck : D"pet, Va 81 which Depot AN Omaibn
ad parters will always be fund waiting the a riva
the cars, to convey visitors aud their baggage T.
"a Springs.
imnr'aat improvements have been made since
ast saasoa.
\ telegr ,ph o9ire has be n O tab iAhed. which at
ltds Convenient eEd instantaneous commun CATO,
~ n ALL arts o, the topntr!
Another WHITE observation-disclosures. b,,ider
I'D superior hal ID, att Sprng have been .iscoy.
rariety ant value If te mineral waters now afurded
- the iiact. ar uneq illed b. ether place nov
nHwn Ia the pnbiic The similarity of the VIII 10
aphur to rhr Justly and saramed q reenbrser Whit.
nphur IL "a s,Tis iii rs a. he at recognized by
u who have used i,b of the waters
fhese bite and la sulphur waters have at
ctAd numerous cGr's. Tue Vhi-e sulphur ia
aggravated cas"s OF nyspey STA serious aft ctio-s,
re Liver, hi iDeys and BGiife u. neral Debility
tad specially disc of The Nervous Sy stem ~ q
aose dis-as ccn.iar 10 Females The Black Su
hnr in al kinds Of diseases of Tho Skin aggrayai
cases of letter and nthe~ eruptions of tn skin-.r
great Numbers ana oiiong standing, seventy havint
emit et. cuted
The accom- nio.ations are eQuA TO any to he fcun'
the mountains Of rginia, AMI the table aud ar
'.ndaucs eff the most satisfactory chagacter-as {,
Ill which we beg 10 refer 20 the large numb
se, who ha - heret ofore vi-ited the place
~ BILLIARD SAL AN, TEN PIN ALLEY
nd other amussments stf sri pleasant and health.
ecreati D. DAYirGE'- ceiebrsted BAN from
naltmor has been eHgaeed for the sea.on.
}. A. HEFELFlNaE2,
p-o
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M "EEkLY Satisfy EvEN.
mrEhkLf instead q dxiiy - Lsr.ts ~. - cs TIL.
.nas DAY DAY. TbussDAY ana SAcuaDaY - cxs -
. Wy rrseipts OF sJew. lry and Fapex Ga.
$3.50; aiuoet every day enables M 10 s6sr 80 ~
les varieties. HSsEY W QU aELfs -
-e------- - Aspcst0n~er
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EisE INSURANCE.
ING UNITY FIRE INSURANCE. cnM
PAsY OF LONDON.
VAf,TAL. E2,0OO,O00 sTRRllNa

-. - -
81, Ine unders,gncd. Agent. the uSfry v,rv -
1919 -, ~ Coa uf lUNDJV- n rs,S ~ -.
p 49,. " sue Toi els q a.mo ali kinis - - -
vi rrs - q ass - iess or a..a3e b, Are H~
1uu naSn chsracter OF tats G npsnv Cir .,.,s.,
49, nsnnke1 eat, would appemr 10 IL sn~sI -
i, We, =. - pee a noag A4-fice, And : ii,.s.Si
VI ne R1piic patrcDaSs
gr.esSI, :. fasd Of $500. il held in New York.
tan 4 ns " hALsTEAD. President OF the v.nh.,.
,.;S i,.uILER LIVINGSTON. asm If B.,c,.v !.
mA.Ts SHERMAN. 6rm Of pupoan sn.,
Ssw YoRK DIRECT IA
reHkkr rEfsoN. y. sfrrxr
NoDD SdrJN, firn % 4 X Coldiu.s,r = ~
fila, n sfLh.Tf. nrfa OF everett 4 kr,..,
yAass uAEPha. hrm OF Harp-r 4 grpr..ers
49, FAWkss Is n Ia VI tissv liza i.oyn m 4 ",
uoBEhf HAfD5%K. . brondway y"
MN v hI.G hrsatf aylur Il,
MElE1rA SIS sea er Sc. ct
1E b hoREW' Oh, n m ef Marevo.d a ~
DLSJ : hEAPJRD tOi Pearl street
Dt fEssrEn OGDEN, IS VI ufian strsat
yueEPH TUARr. trim Of j q J rtuart = s.o
hpNAkD U prague, firm VI Lay on sn,ssu. 4 ~.
q Co wniflock
JEREMIAH WILBUR firnof WRtur 4 Price
a, aLUnuk ADuARD.
..,.., VI ,taxSr a.d a. nesaf Z pcye
~ made TO the Agent, ut thu f]Bee ~ sh.
MA ire ani Ma Ice 1iI uraHs Av y !, ia, IN
strtvt ri acLd, iii rrce We erompt sftsnss,,s ."
J|"-n cJWAhDIS. Agent.
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,I,RuHT SAFE uF IEaIKABLE KEAL

I EsraTg IN HEaRIsO COUNTY, I'm uUl-
LUCK HARRIS ApbIYION) On nAIiefi 4 LII
STREET by virtue Of n D.. o. Trust fryni N
Harold anI wife. and JJnn " Murray ard if.
dated the III day June. 1851. recorded Ia Rich
mont Hastings Court and Henri.o County Court,
the uEGei signed Trastse. thereby apguintrd. will
priced 10 ssii, on the premises. TU s-DfY. the
6li day OF July. 1858 tf AIR IL not, the next fair
lkGUSi IS Ia the nntr Of Henrco. dear the ity d
hichmond, beinr Part Of Lot No ~ In the slan oi
Bnsl ok Harriy Adoiti ~ fronting IS feet ON the
North sfie OF Marshal street tcoptsBuedD aud run.
Mug back on The lest side of smith str 1t about
3 '-et TO an alley. with the ipraven cuts thereon
oonsistpg OF an tx client Brick Ten mem, having
elk roms bes drs Brick stable. " ell OF N the
fsheli
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