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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03
The States and Union.
The Cheapest Paper in the South.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM FOR
THE WEEKLY EDITION.

During the month Of October We will commence
the publication OF our paper on new, large, and leg
ibie type, under the title Of the States and Uni
on"
It viii be conducted with On exclusive regard to
the principles Of the States-rights Democracy. II
will be independent Of factions, Unbiased by par
tialinterests, and furnished to subscribers at the low
price of one dollar per year.
The subscription price is but barely remunerative
but we have placed il thus low in order that it may
he within the reach Of every Democrat and others
who arc inclined TO readit. Il will contain all the
leading editorials which appear in the daily edi-
tiOns, as well as a large amount Il general intelli-
gense, embracing much valuable information relat-
ing to the affairs Of government, and matters Of in
teIest relating to literature, Agriculture, and Com
merce. 1t will also contain all the Government Ad-
vertisements and official notices.
The events which will t~ranspire during the next
twelve months will make a paper published at the
seat Of government Of more than ordinary interest.
The States and Union, during this period, viii
contain a perfect history Of the proceedings Of the
Next Congress, which will perhaps be Of more IN
terest to the nation than any previous Congress;
since the formation Of the government.
1t will embrace the whole politicalcanvass for tie
next presidency, up TO the day On which the election
takes Mace; in fact. it may be regarded as the cam
paign paper, and the cheapest paper OF the kind ev-
er issued.
We see no reason Why its circulation should not
be extended to fifty thousand in a few months. The
indications are favorable to such a result from the
substantial manifestations which we receive day by
day in thu large number Of subscribers. A remit
lance may be made for a single copy BY carefully
wrapping up a gold dollar and enclosing it in an
envelope.
Postmaster and others, who will take the trouble
of sending us a club of ten subscribers at the rate
of one dollar per year for each subscriber, will be
with a copy Of the Weekly States and Uni
on for one year, gratis.
Payments, in all cases, required in advance.
Current money in the different States received in
payment for subscription.
All letters should be addressed TO
J0HNp HESS,
Washington, u. C..
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03
THE DOLLAR DEALER
1860
NEW V0LUME-NEW TYPE.

For twenty years the "Cleveland Plain Dealer"
has been owned and controlled, Published and Ed
tied by the same individual. 1t has never missed a
publication day nor scratched a Democratic Ticket.
Il has foughtits way single-handed against all op-
position, until it has gained a National circulation
aud a National reputation. From Maine TO Cali
fornia the P,in Dealer is known and read, and it
never WIS in so good a condition Pecuniarily, or in
better pluck, politically, TO fight the battles Of De-
mocracy than now. For the cOmiug year it will be
particularly devoted to Popular Sovereignty!
II has against high authority, dared to advocate
the right Of "the people Of a territory as well as a
State, to regulate their domestic institutions in
their own way" and it will continue to do so against
said high authority, "the world, the flesh and the
devil" Against all %Lecompton Constitutions, slave
codes, and the re-opening Of the Slave Trade, this
Paper is d~evotedly dedicated from this time, hence
forth aad forever!
Come ono, come ali! This rock shall fly
From its firm base as soon as l"
Besides the current News Of the Day, the Plain
Dealer will contain in each number n TALE, Cor
respondence from q host Of Contributors, and Tele-
graphic Reports from all parts Of the World.
The Commercial Department viii be under the
sole charge of James Brokcnshire, Esq, who is ac-
knowledgcd to be one Of the best market reporters
it the country.
The Local Department will be presided over by
that original and laughter provoking genius, "Arte-
mus Ward, ESD" whose Letters, Jokes, Oddities and
Qualities, are alone worth the price Of the paper.
In short we are prepared to present one OF the best
and neatest and cheapest family Newspapers in the
AFu-f
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03
Land Warrants,

For Cash a1ad on Time
VIC are prepared TO loan Land Warrants Of all sizes to
settlers on such time as they may dasiTe-long or short
at the usual rates.
A constant supply OF Warrants will be kept on hand
for sale as cheap as they can DC bought elsewhere in
town. #
Buy Of regular dealers and beware Of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold by US viii be guaranteed TO be
genuine in every respect and will be excbi nged II de-
fcctive.
Being permanently located in Brownville, We can al
ways be found at the old stand a few doors east Of the
BrOwnyilIe House.
~LUSHBAU6H * CARSON,
Bankers, and Dealers in Land Warrants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03
CarnentrY Made Easv.

Thirty-eight plates, two hundred figures. The most
practical and valuable book for farmers extant. Tells
how to build Barns, and Houses, Bridges, &c. &c.
Price SIS sample copy SO By msiL postpaidby
ALI & SON. Philadelphia. Agents wanted.
yIn1
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03
Rn11n1
Probate Notice.

ANOTE Of hand, calling for ever one huudred dol Irs.
which owner can have b caIling at this ohlce and paying
for this advertisement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03
NEW GOODS

WE are Row in receipt Of our FALL GOODS,
which comprises everything a GENT. or LADY Is
likely to want. Weinvitc orr friends, and the pub
lie generally to CONE AND SEE Us, as We will
not be undcrsold for cash.
d. MARTIN 4 co.
October 20th. 1853. l5-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03
Lawton BIackberry.

To obtain the original variety for garden or field cul
or circulars with directions. address,
VIM LAYTON,
v1n1 New Rochelle, N
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03
Hofel So.


TIE Mercantile firm Of Crane B Hil rs hereto
fore existing is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. Theodore Hill having purchased the entire
interest of Merchandise, Notes and Account Of Jonas
Crane, tho books and account Of the Grm remain az
the old stand, No. II Main Street, in charge Of Mr.
Theodore Hill who 8ilI ddjust al unsettled business
Of said hrm.
JONAS CRANE,
THEODORE HILLI
Brownville. June 18Th. 1853. SIT
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03

'tf' HuGH BAKER, one Of the first
lers Of this place, and who went to
-%iiorpia last spring overland, returned
-av.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03
THE NEBRASKA EhhiIBB
DETorED 70
Agriculture, Liye Stock
Fruits, Gardening Do
mestic Affairs, Mech
anlsm, Education.
PQ5hsAsd az BronneiH ~ 2

On the FIRST &c every north It s. 3 , aad 5
copy TO the gettef up Of every club Of sen.
The volume began Oct. Ist, 1899. Speoimsnnum-
bers furnished gratis on application. Back Numbers
can be furnished.
viii every friend Of Agriculture aud Eigcstiou
in Nebraska, Northern Kansas, southern Iowa, ard
Northern Missouri, lend . helping hand, 20 establish
aud maintaiu q journal devoted exclusively e tho
Interests above named. There IS net q Eos, ohcs
within the region named but can and ought o
furnish y club Of at least 10 Subscribers. Send
along without delay.
Address
ROOT. ". FURNAS.
Broanqille Mt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03
DWELLING HOUSE for Rent

THE undersigned viii rent on liberal terms, to
prompt and careful tenant, the most eonimOdious, osle-
CANT and ellgibly situated dwelling house in the city Of
Brownvilie-an excellent cistern, all necessary gut
houses, and q fne garden win. an the Vegetables OF the
premises D. L. hcGART.
Ma. 70. nc47-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03
Carpenter and Builder,

In which business he trusts bis experience and
qualincauons are such as to secure fer him o liberal
patronage.
Sept. 22d, 1859. Milf
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03
Spears Patent Corn Husker.

machine capable OF Husking as much Cora in day
as ten handsl
Speare's Patent Corn Husker was introduced to the
uotice Of Eastern agricultuTists, in January last, and
the immediate recognition Of its great merits, and the
appreciation II has met with from the farming commu-
nifty is FULLY tested by the fact that since i S introduce
ton to the notice OF the agricultural public in the east
and south, (only six months since) 1000 huskers nave
been sold.
The machine is now upon exhibition at our Office in
st. Lo3is, and we respectfully invite the farmers and
agricuIturists Of this and the adjacent Counties and
States to call and satisfy themselves By personal inspec-
ton Of the machine Of the simplicity OF its c~0nstruc-
ton, the easy and perfect manner in which it performs
its work, aud the immense saving Of time and labor it
effects.
Dealers and agents have now q chance Of more ample
remuneration, by purchasing this machine, than will
again occur for years in this section Of the West. Let
them at once communicate with US and they viii find
our terms to be the most liberal and encouraging. We
also offer for sale county rights att very low figure and
upon easy terms.
The Husker will be on exhibition at the next State
Fair IL st. Louis, and we Will guarantee TO the purch-
aser thereof haiti performance viii give them entire
satisfaction, otherwise the purchase money will be re-
funded.
Price twelve dollars each
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03

Inc Dany ana semi Heehiy euIIOus OF nc oHDes
aud Union will be much enlarged and issued at the
following rate:
One Copy, one year, So
Two Copies per year, 10
SEMI-WEEkLY.
One Copy enc year, 50
The semi weekly States contains all the reading
mattur of the daily, including News, Markets, Con-
gressional proceedings, &c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03
FOr AN Latltmdes.

lPatented) MET1TLIC Sun DIALS, manu-
iaetured at Pittsburgh, Pa, and sold by W. W.
WILSON, Agent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03

MessTS. N. Z. Spears & CO-SIRS-Afer having at
tentively watched the operation of your Corn Buskpr
1t IS a privilege TO bear Testimony to the great merit Of
the invention. You have claimed for j. nothing which
II has not in my presence proved itself capable. Our
farmers will appreciate your labOrs, and it is not need
ed thatI should wish you a success which is already in
your grasp.
Respectfully, SC, JOHN A. CLARK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03

In addition to the hour circle, subdivided to show
the true time to minutes, these Dials have engraved
Equation Tables, showing the difference be~tweenap-
parent and true time every day in the year a mil
ror inserted, which reflects the clouds, showing their
exact course, and the consequent direction Of the
wind a compass, circle, &c Being made with great
accuracy, Of beautiful and durable workmanship.
and very and useful, this valuable work
oil art should have a place on the grouudso Of all i'm
proved country residences, plantations gardens,
lawns, 80. AcastirOn column ofDoric Order. three
feet high, is furnished at So each. The dials ares
to . inches diameter, Price Of No. +, SIS; No. 8.
$40; No. ?, 81; Nc.1 So. Tho No. 4DiaI and col
umn, $50, is generally preferred. Directions accom-
pany by which they are easily set up and adjusted
to the true meridian. Order PROMPTLY filed
Aug. IL, 1859. n5-if
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03
~ '@''' BRAGG V S BURROWS, St. Louis, No.
NEW YoRK Juno II 1850

TESTIM0NIALS.-John A. Clark, one Of the Editors
OF the Evening Dispatch, Augusta, Georgia, writes as
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03

DoagLass Democrats are erpscted TO acI

All OVCr Ten OOples, % ono IUsVOHOv, %
To each gettcr up Of a Club, one Copy Extra.
~ Post Masters are requested to act as Agents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
y.LI,uLE rST,TE vor n.

w / uTer FOR sale privately e tract o. land lying Ia Tie
" county OF Rockingham. y. g, aboct t~cuty-:~"
mAes above Dans.!c. Va, and three below Iesrsv.l-. =.
T., containing Fifteen Hundred and siXty-N!r- acres. This
land extends within = few hundred yards VI Dan River.
which Is na'i:able 70 Danvi!-. and Is In the heart .! a
celebrated section "fcountry called III. Meadows 81 Rock.
ingham.' l,!i-s gently rolling, OF & dark red color, and Is
particularly siap'"! - ;hc production Of the fG.st tobacco
aud wheat. About one half Of the tTac, J., 10 original FOR.
81, heavily :.mbeT-d, with an .buadsnr supply Of the hes.
plant iaHi, ana every par, o. !: il. well gater-i.
The -ocic'y is ~ good "a any IN the country. Methodist,
Baptist, ff!s'opa! aad l-c,5yieriiu Church,. re- al! con
vca.eni, and in the town .; L-as-vi!'e. besides = !tr:. cot
.a factory :h"rs AZ. mills, -hor. and sores -! every o..
~.cnption.
L. EDITION both cosl end i-o. sre found on Z. a, = :':-s
par; o!'h- LsASsyil. coal t-ll, 20 which The lat ie.i.is'
'iFe Of North Carolina chartered 4 railroad. aIl which
x!'hcni toub; will h- bull: ant tnu, open ~. I-in.--! 70
SOURCES %. that country.
rEGH>.-aDy reasonable time given 10 ,ht pirchs-r:-
;he P%urchts. monet brias satisfactorily secured. "a! ;hc
interest promptly pad. Person. wishing 20 hear aof- n
'iis land -tii address e:i.r o: tie uni.r.ienti
JOHN I. CLAi.S.
T.Ico.t, +. o. Charo;:~ Co, ".
". II. SINS,
Junc Ell. Clover Depot. Hlgax CO. ".
Nr &C. Terry, living On tie land, VII SLOW !: - Any
pI. 81 81. a ~ inflammation rarr.rnfryfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
POLITICAL,
CONE INTO THE GARDEN. JosH,

CONE INTO THE GARDEN, JOSH!
ally after tie mahl.cr Of 7eanysoa's
Maud"
Come into the garden, Josh!
All sign OF Summers flown.
Come into the garden, Joshl
And hear the season groan.
CucumberS hide their heads,
Melons refuse to sprout;
Death broodcth DER the beds,
And flmine stalks about.
Come into the garden, Josh!
Come into the garden, Josh!
If you encline to blues
Come. row amid the slosh
In lndia-rubber shoes.
The roses merely bud.
Bouquets ? ideal bosh.
Our only crop is mud.
Come into the garden. Josh.
Come. come come,
Come into the gardca, josh.
The Strawberries still are white.
Mildew is OH the hay,
And frost destroys at nigh,
What water soaked all day.
Come into the garden, josh,
If yoa can stand the shock.
Frost: mildcw. mud! and slosh.
Take an account Of the stock.
Come into the sardc,i, Josh,
Come see what we've endured.
Enjoy the East winds fcryor,
But get yourself Insured.
Or bring your life prcservc..
Come into the garden, josh.
And swim with me. Hears 4; vcu'
Come into the garden, Josh,
And worship N,ptuaes statue.
Come, Josh, come. come. come!
Come into the garden, josh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
krtptCIIu-y JOCT ItfIII,
Slfaej JAMES ~BCCHASAS
/, S,yrLr Mopr or DESTROYING RoAcnEs.

4. SMILE MopE or DESTROYING Reaches
As these pests are quite numerous at this sea,
son OF the year, housekcepers who are annoyed
BY them, will doubtless be induced 10 try the
following plan for getting rid OF them. 1t is
furnished BIZ a correspondent of the Knoxville
Wing, and very simple if AS effective As alleged:
These vcrmin are easily destroyed. simply
by cutting w green cucunber, =, night, and
placing them about where reaches commit de-
DrcdationS. What is cut OIL from the cucuri-
bers in preparing them for the table answers
the purpose as well, and three applications will
DESTROY all the reaches in the house. Remove
the peelings in the morning anil renew them
At r..s;ht. If properly applied, and ilieremedy
fails. tie writer Of this article vii! pay any
ones subscription far this paper one year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02

VAS. md burst it oat Of its bolt ropes-in lat
ties With 81 Europe. Boldly avow and main;
tain these principles, and there vii! be no need
OF battles, but we will have, every where, FRO
lection and Peace!
With the highest respect,
Yours, truly,
HENRY 4 WISE.
To Mess:s. CDoLrno WOLFE, DEXTER OTEf,
joins BaApGUgS, &c, &c, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
McRpEn IN MARSHALL Corxn.-on Satur-
S<<S
LETTER ylCM OLD POINT.

T Cor, ..jyai.Ar. a. Ns ",thP.9'3 La?rncr.
iiyGnl. I!o1EI, July -. 1859.
Al Is still sayctr and lille mere. Indeed
there has never been before 50 fiN. and gay,
and Brilliant season. At this time. there are
near 900 visitors, among WHOM ! notice Hon.
Judge Bowlin, late Minister 70 Paraguay,
Hon. y. Dudley Mann, and Professor Dc8ow,
&C. the great Southern periodical. Debow )
Reyiew. Large as the number is, however,
there is ample accommodation. Is the visitors
are constantly coming and goins-the I'd" ever
~i!ooiins and cbbinc.
The pleasant portion Of the season +, Just
sct,ingin IN. The weather is mild and delightful
the kog.f>h are finer and more abunian;
there is no jamb. as in the earlier portion Of the
season. and those who come now ANA hereafter.
may expect. in perfection. all the comforts and
attractions cf this famed s-aboard resort.
On Wednesday evening next, there will be
a craud fancy ball. which, doubtless, will be 4
brilliant affair. y regular coatulncr will bc On
hand IuDoR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02

1 TEACT o. six hundred sII ;t!rIy--iI acres. 20 vel!
"A ~tiub.-e1, and ~ OF ~ ia Rivsnua lor grount', ICca-
Ted IN the fork Of the James and Riranas rivers. fry rhil--
above Richmond and only Two AMI q hal! from Columbia.
The Riyanr: improvement. ~toge;hc- wi.h The inIis ~ 'h-
Me.srs s!i.lman, unite TO make Al. easy ana speedy aces
20 market. Srccs,ary Improvements on The laa:. Hrsh.
borhood good. enjoying the scYaa!a:es o: CHURCHES -hc
schools.
Ny son, residing OF :he land, will show Il 20 nose sish-
ne, a. Ke.wick, Albegiar!e county, Va Terms e..y
July l2-:iu, WILLIE HlChsIEP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
Letter from the President Declining a Re-Nonina

prrs.rro. July S0-The following letter from She Peel.
t,n. p.s received III, mora.ss, by Hon. Wilson McC.nd-
itss:
BEDFORD Srx.SGs, July 25th. ls;?.
Ny Dear Sir: ! have received your Kid note OF the 18th
i.T, with the leader from the Post"
Whilst I appreciate A. !. deserves the ability and friend
slip displayed In the editorial, | ye; regret TIA; IL la, been
published. Ny determination, rot under aay circums:aEc 8
10 become a candidate for reelection, Is final aud conclu'
s!ve. Ny hes, judgment. and s,rong inclination unite IN
,,vor OF this course. To cast doubts upca nay prrir.er-
,I!ncd purpose /, calculated 10 !a,psir MY influence IN car
ry!nS important measures. and scord 3 rreirIt 'or saying
Ia, ihry have been dictated by the desire 20 be re-nori!'
a.,.l. With tie iinjes. regards, &c,
Respectfully your friend.
sr,,rI. JAMES B~CCTtSAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
JlI' - cTll MNEi IT. FNlIf-
PIONEER WILLS FOR SALE.
M are authorized ~ thc lroprirtors 10 cieF -

q - ~ go
sale this extensive establishment.
TIE MILL BUILDING il ire proof, built or p.!"s. With
stone foundation, aaJ il situated directly 81 ~. ri. e. lrcnt,
anil within a few yrris Of the Or.nrr ara AlcAsn:1A .Hd
M7na..3. Gap Railroads. with Whsry.s, .n! depth o!Sa,-i
-. iic!cu; % Accommodate vessels o.tt- large. class. u,
Dimensions are I22 feet in length. by - fee. ia with. four
ani 4 hal. stories high. AMI is covered with slate.
AGtAlS ELEVATOR Is si,v attached, By which grain
can h.. rapidly discharged from vessels Immediately into
the mill. The GSAIs riSs are capable of holding 5000
bushels q. wheat. Tie elevator is worked hy < snail Ell
yirc. separate from tina, used II manufacturing, 20 hat
grain can be received while the mill i, not Ia operation.
There are TWELVE rAlEs Or STONES, OK 8. fee:
diameter. capable Of manufacturing. Wien In "a. work,
ahuu, 500 L0rr,i. 81 arRr per- drH.
The ENGINES aud BblLki.S are very superior, - Ite ~
Otis Tufts. OF Bos,on. Mass. without regard to eNp,n,..-
There are six Boiler. with return aucs. TIE Esc;nt. aye
high pressure. ard Of 23p h"r.e power.
WATER aud Gas have been introduced Throughout she
entire establishment, with Hose, -, attached TO ia. s.t-r
pipes in csch story.
The sboy, is only , general description % This ey:sn-!Ye
Pouring Will. Persons dcsirous OF purchasing. Will. Of
course, ylsi, the establishment, whore every Information
viii be afforded .heul.
The N~achia-ry IS Ill nearly new. and u the raos, ap.
proved description, il having been the design 81 the pro.
priciors 10 erect u mil second 20 none ia this section ~ the
country. In IL will be found gNggI ri!ss appeT;an!nc % a
trs, cls.s FIGURING nil
4 GOoPERS sIlOP. Of bricf. covered with .la:e, and
with iron window fhGiters, 1djo!is the MIL. lts dinen.ions
are leo .--t 10 length, by 81 Zee; IN width, tso stories high.
4; ! perfectly ~sr-proof, aad la, N j a fun complement Of
TOoi., Sc. all ia perfect. nrle-. There are now abou,
COO FLuCE iA:l.EL-, ol hand. which will h. sold With
the Mil. Aho, Il 10; %! Cooper siie. SLAVES, HEAD
INC, &c.
|: i. rarely that .uoii sn establishment, - extensive and
complete IL all H., appointments, il offered 10 I"e public.
tn. terms o.! the sale will be made easy.
For further information. apply 20 PoWLE aco, -
July s-:r.wlin h!eIzniria, virg n!aI !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
FROM CALIFORNIA

ST. LOTS, July 3l.-The Overland Califor-
Mia Mail of the sth Of July, has arrived at JEFF
fcrson city. The news is unimportant. Busi-
ness at San Francisco WAS dull.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
Brcxr JAn.-Four prisoners escaped from

b''
IL. Charlotte Jail oa the :i>: inst. Their naice> are
FLOYD, under selterc: G: iea:i. G,er"ar!- !cran
,n:ed ami taken back, Wall and Stockton, = free
negro who had not been taken Il; L.. ACCOUNTS. Wall
and stockton Were awaiting trial under charge 0:
la.ceuy. T!.o fee negro Tor :ni-tc:Gcaa~r.
MCgpEH IN MARSHALL CuyXrY.-On Satur-
day !as. u ycur. woman Famed Melissa Morris, Who
lived near Limestone, Marshal. County, %sta:ce'I 20 g
from tie house o! = Hr. Knox, %! s.cl.'s l:la. 20 TIA:
OF :. .eiShbor. shortly afterwards she wa- !;'iio"el
by 4 youn: nam nai:.c1 Nathaniel! ~iias:en, who -
%t!.!e! % NJ. HncXs III about = hall an h5ur. and
iicn !"N ~. par, rnhn0wH.
Neither 81 tie Parties ;.rkiuz tho! apIraT.ace. ne
ncisID?ri!ood 5ccLr. alarmed, aiiI ..e ..:c!e>- bod!
al the :i!l W., found in . mellow, ,oi i.- from! VI.
klo,'s house.
The beiy ri The girl bo.s runi-,Akat.c ms .!a.'
sic lad teel mo-: ;guIs treated AID murdered. Ha.-
,e.. is = medium >.lci !nan. wi,ha dark c9mn'cN.'H,
az. al iu:cdiHcu' in lis speech.
Tn girl'- mother vs. e.gH>et' l~inr:sHs i~!r'y-
IN: tie sir.l
FANCY B~ALL-Therc will he . Grand Fancy
3L. a'tt: !!yeeia Hotel d: o!d Point, OF WEDNESDAY
c:~ain. .eAf. lie Sd II Ausr-t. 4 :%es:.ar ec''i-
rt4Y nsl- &C.. r 90 4I.f4sts,a