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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-09-22
BE of good cheer, Democrats!

ne OK ROOu cheer, DcIlOCENtS
Our advices from all parts of the
county are of the most encouraging char
acter.
We hear of many who went out from
among US a few years since on a nistak-
en- idea of the true theory OF the Consti-
tuition, and of the principles of the Dem
ocratic party in regard to the slavery
question, who are returning to the party
from which they have been for a time
alienated, being now thoroughly salts
fed that the Democratic party is the
only organization upon which the coun-
try can rely as the great conservator of
constitutional liberty, of social order,
and of enlightened progress.
We also hear of numerous Republi-
cans, who, Disguised with the muitifari-
GUS "isms," the negro equality tenden-
cies, and the senseless hoWls about Kan
sas, have resolved to vote the Democratic
ticket. Many who have heretofore voted
with that party arc nauseated with the
course of their machine workers" and
their organ, which has become a stencil
in the n~ostrils of every decent man, and
which seeks to sustain itself and the
Corporation with which it is connected,
by Illuminating the lowest slanders upon
all those who will not bow the neck to
their yoke. They regard these attacks
as a reproaeh upon the intelligence and
civilization of the people of our county.
Courage, then, Democrats your cause
is good, apd your ticket is without a
blemish. Perfect your organization. Go
to qcork! If we do u whole duty. We
shall roll up a majority near to that OF
the old and palmy days of Democratic
ascendancy in Ashland County.
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GRANVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY,
A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
DUN LADIES S!

DEV. C. S. Doollttle, A, NJ, Rector; j.
III Indy, A. M. Principal; Mrs. P. A.
Doolittle, Governess; Mrs. NJ. M. Indy, AS
s~ociate, assisted by other able and accom-
plished teachers.
This long established and popular insti-
tuition now offers rare advantages to young
Ladies for acquiring a thorough and accom-,
plished education. Its location is delightful
and b. althy. The buildings have been
thoroughly repaired, the rooms newly papered
and neatly carPeted. A full corps of ex-
perienced and accomplished teachers are I'm
ployed. The Rector, Principal and teachers
reside in the Seminary-thus enabling them
to bestow special care and attention upon
each pupil. The course of study is extern
sive and judiciously arranged. The %instruc-
tions given are mostfaithfni and thorough. To
those expecting to become teachers, special
instructions will be given.
The next session will commence on Thurs
day the End of September. For information,
or admission, address either of the under
signed.
j. Indy, Principal.
Granville, Aug. 4, 1858. 42tf
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TIRE hSHAhN No UN 8 N.
A ..Privatc, Concern

Now Knapp wants to break down a
private Insurance Co. provided that he
has not become crazy.-AShAand Times
IL 1t has for q length of time been
evident thai the Insurance Company
was a EH priUate S1 institution got
up for private, personal and political OBJ
jects, aud here the thing is virtually
avowed I'VE have no desire to break
it down, but there is fear that the "pri-
vate" concern, SO privately and mystic
riously managed, will fall of the public
weight it has undertaken to carry
AS to the charge about being "crazy"
on this subject, we have only to say that
if ace are crazy, there are an immense
number of people thus afflicted, and that
there is a remarkable amount of "meth.
cd in their madness"
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How politicians sometimes Ommi
uicide-The ssScratches.o


Suicide-The ssScratches.o
A Republican in Hanover township,
Mr.. FITzIMMUNs LEMMUNs. feels sore be-
cause Mr.. JENKINS wasn't.nominated for
Inirmary Director. Mr.. LEMMUNs is
indignant, and has all the elements of a
tremendous s'bolt," in his head and stom-
ach-but at the same time he doesn't
want to make utter shipwreek of his po-
sition in his Tarty.
He is really anxious, however, that
the nominee, Mr.. NELSON, be defeated,
because he had said, beforehand, that if
Nelson acre nominated, he aOould be
defeated, and Mr.. Lemmuns is bound to
make himself a true prophet. But lie
isu't going to bolt--a Lemmuns mcre'
bolts--not a Lemmuns Lemmuus is
going to Support the ticket" the a0hoAe
ticket, and nothing shorter. He may,
it is true, simply "scratch" the name OF
Nelson,--but lie won't vote fer HULL
or AMEs, the "loco-focos not lie
Fitzimmuns never done such Il thing
never bolted in his life-aever voted for
a "loco-foco." But Mr.. Lemmuns will
be careful to whisper very confdentiaHy
in the ear of every man whom he meets,
whether Republican or Democrat, that
JENKINS is exceedingly unpopular in a
certain School District in the county,
and will surely be defeated by an i'm
mense majority--say several thousands
if not more. Sorry for it, Lemmuns is
but can't help 1.-THE party shouldn't
have nominated such a. man as Nelson.
Now, this is no quarrel of ours--but
look at the game of Fitzimmuns Lem
nuns. 1t is a very transparent one,
when you come to look at it rightly, and
will deceive no enc He seeks by this
means to lead more honest men than
himself of his party into the very "bolt'
which he so much deprecates. He seeks
to lead has neigh6ors into a pit where he
himself has not the moral courage tc
JoHoao. Mr. Lemmuns, by sharp prac
tice, may succeed, in beating Mr.. Mel
son a little worse than the other Repu5'
licans upon the ticket but this is the
utmost he can do. The Republican
party, although in a very d~ilapidatct
condition, and destined to an awful
"squeeze' can get along without Lem
nuns 1t is a slight mistake tina
Mr.. Lemmuns has made in ~supposips
hat the Republican machine in Ashland
county was made especially for Him
After about nine days, when he fairly
gets his eyes open, he will discover tina
the concern is owned and engineered fol
the exclusive benefit of the Secretary o
the Ashland Mutual Insurance Com
pany. Lemmuns will furthermore fine
that the Republican party can hobbl'
along without him, much better than IL
can get along without the R~epudfaca'
party
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The Cleveland Rcvieao has the follow
ing notice of the rescue case which we
referred to last week:
OBERLIN IN ARMs-GREAT EXCITE
MENr.-Another attempt has bsep made
to carry off a fugitive from ODER
lin. On Monday forenoon, the 18th inst.
a farmer supposed to be in league with
k~idnappers, under pretence of hireing a
runaway got him into his buggy and
drove a mile out of the village, when
they were set upon by three men who
took possession of the team and black
one, and proceeded to Wellington, some
eight miles distant, and got out the pa
pers to take the man into slavery. A
Young man, however, met them on the
road, and guessing what was up, pu!
whip to his horse, and arriving in ODER
lin gave the alarm.
Negroes and white men Immediately
armed themselves with pistols, guns and
swords, and getting all the teams they
could, started in pursuit. They were
Joined on the road by farmers and others,
and by the time they reached Wellington
there were 500 armed men. The slave
was given up and bore back to Oberlin
in triumph amid tho cheers of the excl
ted participants.
The Democrats of the vicinity of
Oberlin proposed to their Republican
neighbors to raise one half the amount
necessary to purchase the uegro of bis
owner; but abolition philanthropy re-
volted at a proposition involving the ex-
penditure of money. In their view it
would be "oribery !"
The same paper has the following ad-
disional items from that famous locality;
EXCITEMENT AT OBERLIN.-We learn
that on Saturday night, the barn of a
Mr.. Warren, a Texan planter, who
spends part of the year in Oberlin, was
set on fire and destroyed. It is sup
posed some excited African was the Of
fender.
On Sunday, a "fugitive" resident
called Big Frank, having sold a coat to
another African, and the paying for i
being delayed SO long that he conceived
that the buyer intended to defraud him
called at his house and demanded pay
The result was, that the buyer pitched
into Big Frank with a knife, cut off ont
ear, and so otherwise injured him thai
his life is despaired of. Our informant
has forgotten the name of the %assaultins
party.
African humanity is, by these ant
other disgraeeful and r~owdyish acts, fasI
putting its stock below par, even il
Oberlin.
Yes--even Oberlin is getting into
rather too close quarters with their AT
rican allies to justify a hope that the Re
publican ideas of black and white equal
ity and fraternity are destined to a very
long continuance even there. We would
not be surprised to see the Republicans
of Oberlin, like their brethren in Greer
county, turn round and become the mos
violent prosecutors of their black allies
whom they invited to their embraces.
Republican notions about negro equal,
ity may be a very good theory, and an.
swer for political stock in trade by a
party without any settled principle, and
among a people altogether ignorant OF
the characteristics of the African race :
but wherever the attempt is made to
carry out the doctrine practically, as in
Lolain and Greene counties, a powerful
and violent re action is sure to follow.
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democratic Meetings.

1t was in contemplation by the Dem.
ocratic Central Committee to appoint a
series of Meetings extending throughout
the county--but on further reflection, it
has been deemed advisable that the Dem
ocrats of each township select such time,
place and speakers as they desire, and
notify the Chairman of the Central Com
mittee of their wishes, and the meetings
will then be announced, either through
the Union or hand bills.
1t is to be hoped that the Democrats
of each OF the several Townships will at
once ORGANIZE, and appoint their
local Committees, that they may be ena-
bled to prosecute the campaign which
will soon be closed, with that vigor and
energy which the justice of our cause
should command.
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COURTESY OF THE SUNDAY Press
The banners of the Sunday press are
on e par with its morals. The Sunday
Mercury" of this week, speaking of the
editors of the presbyterian" and of the
Observer" says they are "great knaves
or fools we don't know which."-N. Y
Observer.
e When Now York becomes ex-
hausted of that description of manners,
morals, and courtesy which belong to
a certain class of her newspaper editors,
and requires a fresh recruit OF writer's of
powerful fsh-woman tendencies, we ac-
wise her to make a draft upon the Ash
land Insurance Company. Tho Com
pany has a pair o: that sort, lying about
loose, which will probably soop be sub.
ject to draft.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Aaron Yarnell In Ashland County,

Aaron arnel In Ashland County,
]. C Menor d wife. Common Pleas,
DURSUANT to the command of an Alias,
i Vendi Exponas, Tvs. Defendantsl duly
issued from the Court of Common Pleas of
Ashland County, dated August 10th, 1858, and
to me directed / will sell at the door of the
Court House, in said County, on
IHursd0y The l4th day Of October,
A. D. 1858, between the hours of ten o'clock,
A. NJ, and four o'clock, p. NJ, of said day
the following described Real Estate, to-wit:-
Lots number l02, and 1913 in town of Loudon
vile, in the County of Ashland, and State Of
Ohio, takenas the property of j. G. Menor and
wife, to satisfy AN execution in favor of Aaron
Yarnell. Terms of Sale-Cash.
Appraised at l65, 90.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
September Is, 1858. nl5ts-pfS3,5O
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DENIED THE USE OF SCHooLs.-With-
in a week ten thousand children have
applied for admission to the public
schools in this city, and have been
turned away because there was no room
for them. The rejection of these ten
thousand prevents twenty or thirty thou
sand more from applying. And yet the
Board of Education spends a million
and a quarter of dollars this year, os-
tensibly for educational purposes
Could the Common Council make worse
use of it? A million and a quarter a
rear for free schools, and education dc
MED to forty thousand ehildren.--N' Y.
Tribune
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Cleveland InfirmarY.

NHERE are in this Institution as a charge
i upon the City, a number of likely BOYS
and girls including infants whom the Di-
~rectors will bind to service until they become
of age, with suitable persons, upon their pro-
ducing testimonials from the Clergyman,
Magistrate or Trustees of theirtown, that they
are suitable persons to have the care of and
to bring up such children.
Application may be made to
R.. HUSSEY,
Acting Director Cleveland Infrmary.
May 10, 1858. 3m5O
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Cabinet and Chair Shop.
EPPLER.

HAVING permanently established himselflnt the
II above business in Ashland, VIII execute all
orders in every department OF his business, TO the
satisfaction of those who may favor him with
their patronage. His goods are all manufactured
by himself, in tie old and honest way, and ale
warra II ted to rrovc whatthey seem and what they
arc recommended.
TWare-rOonl and Shop in the building former
~ owned and occupied by J. MusSrave.
Ashland, July 7, 1858. n5ti
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HOTEL.

THEs MISUNDERSTANDING enlarged and refttedhis
l. wellknownhotel, oppositethe Sampsel House,
on Main street, is now prepared to
the travelling public in a superior manner He
hopes that the liberal patronag age heretofore extend
ed to him will be continued. He particularly IN.
vites hisfriendsi in the country to call On him, as
hisbills willalways be found reasonable. Hista@
BILE will constantly be supplied with the best the'
market affords. Good stabling for horses and a.
faithful Ostler will always be provided. Boarding
forprivate families or single persons Furnished al
reasonable rates. EA4faa5
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BAKERY AND REsrURANT.

I nconnectIon withthe II otsl he wIllalso o. &C a
Linueto keep open his RAkERY and RESTA j
wnere he will at all times keep onb1n
ConfeCtiOneries. Pies, Bread, Cakeg
ofTenaPerancedFinks.aDd jim ST ore
cry luxury to be found on the tables offIyteia-
eating houses. MICHAEL NIL tER n
Ashland, NoV.4, 1857 ..1
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NOTICE

T hereby given that the Commissioners of
i Ashland county will receive scaled pro-
posals up till the 9th of this instant, for the
building of a fence around the Court House
yard. Said proposals to be left at the Audi
tors office in Ashland in said county, a speci-
fcation Of said fence may be seen by calling
on G. W. Uric.
VIM. S. STRICKLAND,
HERVEY FEM,
JACOB EMRICK.
Sept. Is, 1858. Avis
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Sheriff's Proclamation.

PROCLAMATION is hereby made to all
i the qualified Electors of Ashland Coun-
ty. Ohio, that a general Election will be held
as required by law, on Tuesday the 18th day
of October A. D. 1858, at the several places
of holding Elections in said County, at which
time the following officers are to be chosen, viz:
STATE OFFICERS.
One Supreme Judge one Attorney General /;
one Comptroller of the Treasury ; one mem
Der of Board of Public Works ; one Common
Pleas Judge.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
One Auditor one Treasurer ; one Prosecuting
Attorney one Sheriff one Commissioner ::
one County Surveyor; one Recorder and two
Infirmary directors.
And the Trustees of the several townships
are requested TO return to the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, the following num-
Der of Jurors from their respective townships,
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS. my wife, Margaret Kiester
w left her and my home without just cause
or provocation, l take this method OF notifying
all persons that l will pay no debts of her con-
tracing after this date.
3wIGx SAMUEL HESTER.
Fermillion Tp., Ashland Co Sept. %, 1859.
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Estate of John schambaugh, Jr.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undcr-
IN signed has been duly appointed and
John S~chambaugh, Jr., late of Green Town
ship, Ashland county, Ohio, deceased.
JOHN SOHAMBAUGH. Jr,
Aug. IS, 1858. awil&
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Manufacturer and Farmers.

ana runners
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached its
FOURTEENTH YEAR and will enter upon n New Vol
ume on the 1Ith of September. II is the only
weekly publication Of the kind NOW issued in this
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all the States of this Union. 1t Is not, as some
might suppose from its title. Il dry, ahstruce work
on technical science on the contrary. it 50 deals
with che great events going on the scientific. me-
chanic al and industrial worlds, to please and in
struct every one. If the Mechanic or Artzan
wishes to know the best machine in use, or how
to make any substance employed IN his business
if the housewife wishes to get a receipt for ma
king a good color, &c. 1.-THE Inventor wishes to
know wha, is going on in the way of improve,
ments-if the Manufacturer wishes to Keep. uosted
with the times, and TO employ the best iacI'lties IN
his business-if the Man of Leisure and Study
wishes to keep himself familiar with the progress
made in the chemical laboratory, OF III The con-
gtruction of telegI apis, steamships, railroads,
reapers mowers. and a thousand other machines
and appliances, 10Th of peace and war-an these
dcsiderata can be found in the SCIENTIFIC AMERI-
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a reliable and Interesting form, adapted TO the com
prehension Of minds unh armed in the higher bran
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Specimen copies sc mt gratuously for inspection
Southern AID Western money, or Poslage Stamps
taken for subscr ipti9ns.
IL Letters should be directedt to
MUM 6 CO. 1913 Fu1ton-St. N. Y
GT MEssRs. MUM & Co. are ext, nsiveiy engage
in procuring patents for new inventions, and will
advise inventors. without charge, in regard to tn
novelty of Il cir improvements.
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IRISH n & ri S ,

ASFNS, EhNS, NCs
CONSUMERS of Richardson's Linens. and those
~ DESTROYS of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS,
should see that the articles they purchase are seal
cd with the full ma ME of the firAs,
RICHARDSON, SONS s. 0WDEN,
as a guarantee of the soundness and durability of
the Goods. This caution is rendered essentially
necessary as large quantities of inferior and de-
fective Linens are prepared, season alter season
and sealed with the i;ame of RICHARDSON, by
Irish Houses, who, regardless of the injury thus
inflicted alike on the American consumer aud
the manufacturers of the genuine Goods, wilt not
readily abandon a business so profitable, ~hIEe
purchasers Can be imposed on with Goods OF i
wort bless CHARACTER.
j.. BULLOGKE & J. b. LOCKE.
Agents, 50 Church Street, New York.
Sept. 81, 1858. 1yl6
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Perry Township tax 8 10 mills.

Jackson I0aCnShap IaG $40 Mats.
Township Tuition. 14Mills.
Mif7in Township TAG Is Mills.
School District No. 2........... 35Mills.
Milton Io10nShip Tax Is Mills.
Township Tuition. 800 Mills.
do Incidental. 800 do
do Building............2 35 do
CIearcrech Township IaG Ia Mills.
Contingent % Mills.
District No. 4 School House on Tp.1l-2O do
do do 4 do do on Dist.3 l-2 do
Ruggles IoqonShip Iag 5 10 Mills.
Township Tuition ............ Is Mills.
Building and Repairs .......... l do
Troy Township Ia1 7-20 MUS.
Township Tuition. 81 Mills
Fuel and Repairs ............. 7-2o do
District D do
School House for District No. 4 on
Township l5-2Odo
Sulivam Township Id1 Ia AiHs.
l will attend at my office in the Court House
rom the LIST day of October until the 2Oth day
of December, to receive the first nstallment
of Tax, (Which is one half also from the lst
day of April, 1853, until the Doth day of June,
1859, to receive the last installment of Tax.
JOHN JACOBS,
Treasurer Ashland Co.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE, Sept. Is, lS5S.-6wl5
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"a casketcf Gems Of WIT and Wisdem."
A THOUSAND AND ONE STORIES.
OF FACT FANCY, HIT RUMoR,
Rhyme, Reason, and Romance.
Edited by S. G. GOOdriCh-(Peter
Parley).
illustrated By 800 BcautJukengravings

One volume, large octave, handsomely bound
iii red morocco, with gilt side and
back containing $50 pages, and
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FiYe-Dred Scott Dead.

Sr. Louis, Sept. 20.
A destructive fire occurred at Weston,
Mo, on the night of the 18th inst, de-
stroying the furniture warehouse of John
Dicty and Shaw, and the new house and
grocery of E. Kaufman, the Court
House and one or two other building !;
the loss is upwards of $35, 000-insured
about $1,000.
bred Scott died in this city on Friday
night last.
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Democratic Ticket.
For Congress,
JOHN p.
For Auditor, .
NJ
For Treasurer,
: o JACOBS.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN j. JACOBS.
q For Sheriff,
O II j.
For Commissioner,
JOHN BERRY.
For Surveyor,
ORLOW SMITH.
IL6rmary Directors,
d. K. HULL,
HOLIDAY AMES.
For Recorder,
GEORGE JOHNSTON.
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CLARK & PoT9ERs
Gas Light FOR the Gonntv.

TLARK & POTTER are Agents for the
Ol3IlA1tIlGOM Tp1RGI9P, by which
with u gas light at one eighth The expense Of
the coal gas used in town.. n12tf -
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Tho State of OherIin.

The Cleveland Rcvieqo has the follow
ing notice of the rescue case which we
! referred to last week:
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nAnnC ACADENT.

TEE Spring Term will begin e1 Thursday
u Feb \
a full board e c;mpetelt teachers viii p. en-.
played.
Application for beard should be made MEDIATE
ly,to : e 5PAULDINg. P-ire.rs,
Barre, Jan &c, 1853 vslv.
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MackW0Od'S Magazine,
ANp THF
NRlIISH REVIEWS,

SCOTT r CO., Nav York. continue D. ryb
~ iish the following leading BRUSH Period,
Gals, VIZ
THE LONDON QUAFIEFLY tccn.e,,s,,,e,.
TIE EpINBuRGH REVIEW Cwhs)
TIE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Free rbYr.b,
TIE Wf-rNINSTEB REVIEW uib,r,D
ILNrkWooDH EplNBrRGH MAGAZINE
(Iorv)
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T. y. { LA KR
Produce Broker s. Commission Merchant
FRONT srRErr
TORONTO, c. W.


conns'or Agent for the United sot.s
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ar.. ar.aset t Mi'-eU1ra.u. anil
n.a-. b. .,5. a'f.7 .'-. l-I-.-. st t.s ,-nri
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MICHIGAN LAND orrIcr.

2. a. CHAPLIN SUP
Fu''s0I. Dec. 7th. 1857. dtr,f
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'E'Wn T.N, NORTHERN CLOVER SEED i,,.
! revived a.I t. -,l. ci.,r tv
N}N -IcNIrN WALKER.
myI'INv -.rtr VIZ.
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t. b"lol'. GAINESVILLE. Madison Prairie Dr Chen
Fl Paul. and 90 points m 'Ho rirsr Ni.---.-
iIr.