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The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-08-08
GEORGIA SCENES,

never before Published.
The second volume will open with tale BY JouS
EsrES Cooke author Of The Virginia Comedian, "
&c. entitled 1.-THE PRIDE OF FALLING w AFTER y
Tale Of the Old French War Of 1855.
Terms Of subseTiptOn-S2 year, IN ad-ance.
All papers are stopped at the expiration Of the
time psid for.
No ordar for the paper attended to unless accom-
panied by the money.
JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor
July 25.-lm
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DEAD THIs.-A PHRENoLoaHr AND AsrRoL0dIT
II thai beats the world - w reward for who
css eora Mas WEIIIN6TOR, Acknowledged TO be the
only lady in city who ruthfuy gives Information concern
nV oaes Absent friends love courfshpi
marriage wealth; and who viii reclaim drutk and
unssthfui husbsnda W. u the only In hs city
who has The genuine Roman Arabian and Japanese Asnans
for love- good and all business Affairs and are
Tor life Delay naturally gifted and beau
mi yourz lady Lucky numberS given Hfhly respeotaole
CITY be her residence ul sua avenue
oppoSis gh
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sYsoPss or SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.

SYNOPSIS or SCENERY, AND INCIDENTS.
ACT I
A., P,vf.ah Manor % The Pressn, Dsv-ulgh rse Beow
str-hrrvs o, he Nal BsgAssemoiaF Of The Visisrs -
rpr,hart xanasAn Engish fEauises idea o. Amer.
caa-1hs Torrgn Le..erA Lo~ Branch Of the Trencb<rt
Family nac0gsFedfhe Trunk wfberei. but TIE Sap.ing
TRats al bY gre~1Ass IIsnC harfs
First appearances the Hall ~ his Anc-s.1rsA Red Indian
Luna 6-hsxs Flrs sight Of DundreNry-k GeueFA Uprss
iax ~ Uid IDEAS and fanrg ~ New Ones-Am-rras Nc
tonai urlnks-ffOwu lol Leg itsmAsh Cocktail, juicy
fers.y tArhtnng-'Jersey Tor AL rgh. Wsrrsrted
B. knfa 81 yar4s'-D1sdreSy Csorrorl srk-Inrrvsw be-
cherys Picture q Refs afad-, Pen-Iss Procosal fr
tave Her sad the story Tia ilsksa in Ma own Ron
The osi Har pyeruckey Cock No 3 kscson a., - Va
liable M Reep IA FgrsuL Of knowledge untsr D-hel
ues-Pul The Bcu- "A saespec.ei SAWYER NH
B.Tn
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GRAND EXCURSION TO THE CHOLERA BANKs.-
(T The fsvor.e sea steamer MAY OF EN-, CAPTAIN Her
nance excursion to The oholers Banks on ga
nssisy Aurus, 4 leaving street NJ Peck alp
A. s. sprinT street. Al and pisr No. North nver
o'ciosk TcEea "a l1ai.ed number 81 Refreshments, eaas
sns lines board
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E40S0i
A ra1ou zeg+na notaer-ksichnAkinr "a Oh Fnvisni-Au
tn Archery costume Ola hunter ~ b arref-A private
bpv-Bunirtnfys fearful position, no bar dye an trns
'criusor morrow vs'n attempt - sne.re-Ihe amy
nors -,,sr 70 Forsncerhs imen'-Nuroous enose
OF Coyies yilsny'Csu you ave me''-AsAt sudden ~
nearanee "je. hst about % asxhA Council q Wa
Ar Tsiry-The Country Boy ana TIE DsrytnAitAsa pre-
senst the perymss,i-io,e !. 81 s'gh she. ne ars
A hottie o hair dye for php1hr dsfbuilcp of NE prss
ksa The vic,or ave got ha; sbipA health y the
otefor-srangers 10 Treuchsrd ManOr-'~h0 are t1sse
HBsil1s tF EdvATt"-9enerAl ConseruAIon--AsAs hrss
eKyt rasnl IN opening champ Agne-DundreAT ass 0Eds
eye view u Zoe cork
Mar Mereiih aad Ats sbe DsryH@ description % HE
homo AnerosAn erpeusve serar ngh,erA no0e scr-.
ne-1he MIL burned--"Ass- you re hos rencee tae
srivai-rtb hero, and loves YOU MARY confes
son and VARIES fappyAn attempted so pemsnt proven,
She vine saas q ffenchArd ssnorCoge add Bnney
IN tber cup.-Murcy for soberAsss determins n
COVE drunk--'anck, hurogA his prvA.e seys toIis "a
his fee. rr.nk blow straight from the sborfers roebeT
sa.s oceA for the reiesss-fbe cfes drA~erAs
area for keyCoyss sudden appcArance- Nisn would
W. rob me Anoher kDck d1wpThe dkcovefy o. tbs ~
feass al r,4crnasrre Coye-Murcoas prNyerDcspsx
81 :1 srs sSsf u. r
xsripSrs panaresry ias. ds.sssr AxnAaln-A
s''''N KIND or COMEDY.
IN oonse2eace q The length Of The ccueiy ssfs ~ be &c
noors men a half pas ococh commences precsr,
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and PArQuet ~ 80
Family
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xxrAyrzc TWENTY YOUNG LADIES yoR rrr- BAL
w ist trc' % hpp.Tic Mss MARI rArtnsNn, VNnNT =
gJocs.. IA, co Bcoslwsy,
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ls>Sder Dr1o131
RErRysHNrST GARDEN.
rsis ord.n ss. = aoaeie ~ nsnsae sre' ssrs
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AID gentlemen iartnr ne a'erva,' Q! performances.
TIE S sssBEs s sssB T EHs sIss:
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ss :EEss s sSEt ssB s SS:fFsFs
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PRICES on ADMISSION.
Family Ooie, snrAnce on CROSBY steso .'.'''''"''
OrcSesrs Chairs.
PnTsA iKsixrxx,,nIr
~. Grand xques.r,sa nssSsss :" Seia~aas I'D sss~v
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MEDICAL.

r,gyRoKEE REMEDY AN uNrArLISG SPECIFIC roR
" the unfortunate oaory va, ,o,sqfsrs
With Diet arec the ocss s9d a. sns ps
s s; ~ ses fcrs IS and IS Pax ov
ma COOPER. NO IA DUANE STREET. MENBER or
msy be conssed daily .. his csics, frcn u ne n@aas
unsi a he evening"
slLPas or,les aorhs III S. 70 AND
T,pTf TpsY AND KINGS FvTT.--PRRsoNs WHOM n
II pleased God z .l with IL bon lssls r" ss
hh have eoalusra ,se % ,nos,na Mr HsNsY
n s S zee. .,r: '' NJ cure re % pay ''''
xrSsasST . 10 so. a..
20 S Ah NO Ps ~ sas fSssSs
fs,ssn .ua srTsecs 81 srosiwAJ. New Yot, a,i,.
Ss . "a ,c esReS S .ui s.nn. sssaay
ard Sundays ..p,et Tass sss.et W nerysasae ~ s
billy Scs sos ssns. 81 sn ssa r.a a. tbs work
J .so.Ass c.. :, o. ase s5s ps.n ~ I'M
& ne so i S.ss sr.. Ior ou..
! n % KNIRNAN w0xsS.-ALL 10, Al ~.
n rss. sss s.s sss y somss are ic
cured ~ cSwp,ps m sSs .. .ss, ~
4. sid ssas !g.l s'sss
BRIDGE VIII AHEAD prosssSn CAS- a ,Ss rsVs sisps'
! hs resss.ss' = I Sos yt"asA'' "
rTYazyx AND DysPEesA BIZ D. a., a g .s,si r ~
ei.,.v hss -prrn aaaulence SICK hesdnchs . -
- &c S r.ssa S.S Cure
Ill, k.w York. -.--------=----
1,poVrssoR RFsixfi, iss cHANBERs STREET. g.
| r Be eorsal.ed = usu.i' 0s % 'e'e'' A""'
400 BRoApwAY ADJoINrSo wAIL .I,,n 49,, nHhA
| 100 Gr.-pr. WARD csn be CONSULTED daly tgVm
tMApT,A
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& AURA EEEsEs THEATRE
L. LAURA KFEEE'~ THEATRE
LAURA KEENFS THEATRE
LAURA kEENES THEA1R3
LAURA kEENEs THEATRE.
LAURA kEENE'S THEATRE
LAURA kEENES THEATRE.
LAURA kfESEs fHEATRE
LAURA kETNRs THEATRE
LAURA hEfNES 1HSAI2E
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NroTrCs -CHA2lz7 wHrTE REspBCTfULLT FoII'
N aes friends and the public that he has wt.d.ann 60
tirsy tbs known the Opera 80 Broad
v.y and h conasceou 81 present vih hm o. ~ psss
an Ia plsce ChAhbSS "siss'
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I,os SAVANNAH AND OTHER FONTS =, IS below
The 6rss clxar side wheel s,esmshp AUGUSTA Can't
Z. yoosbnl wiz leave saturday August Y. ".
rom Pier No tNoh river. Through tickets can De had tor
0e ,. pIsssns 10 rs wosc sss Montgomery 81 Colun.
sn scs Ails nts sal Chntsnrcgs e25 90 rs.h.
s.s ~ g. Kncrve SIS Memphis, 81 Is' Augusta MI w.
w. sr.sg.s ~ ass.ase apply At 10 Brood var.
TIE assmef FLORIDA Capt Isaac Crowe-' WI s0eceeo'
"a -. % assisy Anzs. .I III & Mrrcuxrl, sor
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THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CONPAfY's
nail sfeau,ship TEUTOHIA. H. Faube, commander, vii
ieAve Tor Hamburg, Southampton, London and aavre Or
Wedns August ], as IAN First cabin. tlO; second
S~'' G. B. EcHARD BoAs, ISL Broadway. n. y.
M saa mshp Saxonis will succeed he Teutonia-
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AT R-wHO HAS NOT HEARD or THE CRLEBRA1
IN. ed Madame BREWSTER. She has been cons9iltod B
thousands in This and other cities With entire ,asascop "a
wfeor hnsband also yon wish the tut
give er call 26l Third Asohe above Twenty a sr %
Ladies Soc; gentlemen u.
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UUrNTREss- CHOLERA BANKs.-sTEAxER HUNT
II RFSs viii make an excursion Friday, Ausust VII
leave Jacho street at o'clock Peck sic a eS ocoex
snrns street al clock Pier North river Al ~ o'clock
Ifaes and refrvshmens can De bad board. Tickets 81
i"es s"N WALTER ID. g. BO10S,
JOSEPH DUVALL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17
Police IntelliGc nee.

Morn TROUBLE ARour TIE MILITARY FINES Lewis s,et-
tsner doing business 29s Houston greet was yester
day apprehcndcd and taken before Alderman Baglcy
(who officiating the absence Of the regular mags-
Nste) al the Essex Market Police Court on complaint
ofThopas Roper, Of the mitsry marshals for the
sixth Reeimental district. Mr.. stettaner some time
since received the usual notice TO attend muster Of the
ununhormed militia In the above district but attention
having been paid TO IL he court marialed and fined
- Tbs fne, together with costs amounting 10 50 o.,
given 20 the Marshal Thomas Roper, 10 collect who
Is en- lowed by Law with the power Of sheriff
and levy upon property for the collection Of the
He called upon Mr.. stettaner yester lay afternoon
in the discharge OF his duty but the latter refused
pay the fine, wbereupon the Man hal proceeded levy
upon the articles IN the store In this however the pro-
pretor prevented him, who then arrested and
veyed before the magistrate, 70 whom the facts OF the
made Known Mr. Stettauer stating that he
in Europe al the time the notice served In proof OF
which be exhibited United States pas port The mags
tra,e while be considered the law nuisance, still ai-
vsed the parties IN settle the matter amongst tnsm
selves the Marshal but performing the duties of
his oce In making the levy. The disputants agreed 20
abide by his decision and len the Court Mr. stcancr
consent'ng 10 pay the costs, 81 o.
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City Intelligence.

NEW STEAMBOAT CospANY.-The New York and Nor.
wich Steam Navigation Company s the OF a new
steamboat corporation recently organized With capital
Of five hundred thousand dollars. Capt. jas Comstoc
OF the steamship Adrac, has seen elected president
The organization win succeed tho old Norwich and
Worcester Steamboat Con rary and keep the present
direct connection between ts city Norwich Boston and
the White Mountains. The company have Just com.
pcted contracts for the bung Of two large side wheel
boats TO be three hundred feet length
and which for beauty strength and finish
thing a1oat. The boats will be ready take their place
ia the line early in the year 1881 The company also
propose TO build two large side wheel freight boats
supplant the old propelers now in the Norwich
route.
RACING THE wArR.-A steamboat which lately ar
rived from Texas reports that the beautiful model yacht
Belle, built last season by n. Bamanno, of Gowanus
creek for Mr. Grant, Of Galveston has won every race
beating all competitors Al the which cook place At
Rockawsy on the 4th inst, the Montauk also butt by
Balmanno, carried off the price handsome silver cup
given BY the proprietor Of the hotel.
BALLOON AscfSsIos.--The balloon mentioned as hay.
ing been seen Friday evening passing over New
Jersey doubt the sem up on that evening a.,
half past O'Clock by the boarders Of Pe,eers Hotel
New Brighton, Staten Island. il contained persons.
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Corn was iess broy ant and active, with light export
demand, he chNf sales being FOR the tastwssc Ine
sales looted up 10 coo 10 900 Bushels including Eastern
aiNed Al 6l Lc, sound Western mixed az &c o21ac,
eud Western yellow dc. Small sales Of rye max
ing Ct &c. &c. Oats were in good request, with sales
OF western and Canada Wee. at 31kc. c, aud State
Al 4OHc. q Ale.
CopEx-Ths market was frm ana ho.iers Of Rio were
were made ~ la and 200 Lnats Java At 49,
to1IoS-fhe rArket was dull and gales confined 20 800
a $50 baies, IN lots at unchanged prices.
tf,sohs-fnsagements were light. 10 LIVERPOOL
1850 bushels corn and wheat were engaged at s1.1
$40 n osgs and bull. Fior vas al g. ga, while
sine oy steamer reported at sos mere was
nothing Of mportan &c reported for Glasgow or Lonfos
fRriT.--Ras.Ds continued frm with Light sales the
enhanced views Of holders tending 70 check nsa tons
HAy-Sales Of coo 700 bales were NJ 1de at DOC poo
MoIAssss were firmly held, while sales we're limited
and al full prices
NAyAL SroaEs-The market continued to rule heavy,
while sales frin about 900 bbls spirits tarpen
tine reported 37c for rejected lots and at 3 for
bbs in shipping order and coo bbs resin we're sold at
81 90 per $40 iOs delivered Crude turpentine and tar
nominal.
PRovIsoss.-Pork-The marke. was armer and active;
the heaviest sales reported government account
the transactions embraced about 500 bols including
mees at $40 81 $40 10, thin at Ss 81 and
prime at $14 rs $I4 37. Beef in fair demand and
ding country mess at "a so 50, repacSed Western at
50 30 $40 So and extra at $i1 Sc So Beef hams
were IN fair demand with sales Of $50 bbs. Western at
SO SIS 30 Cut meats were hrnl while sales were Light
lard hrner with sales of about 250 600 bbs. at
1870. 1850 Butter and cheese were IN good request,
ard prices sustained.
RcE-Salcs Of 80 casks were made at 4Sc a 81.
SrCARs.-The market WAS firm, and the advance Of
last week sustained. The sles embraced about 500 a
600 bhds., mostly Cuba muscovados, 1t $40 6ysc a
&C. for refining goods, aud At &c, sGc for grocery
grades; the latter figure for prime and handsome.
WMsIEY.-The market eagier, while the sales en-
praced about 400 bb!s. At 2lc.
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rage In which Puffon compares re dyog vol "'.n tho
expiring .yranI ggests eh very iorcby 70 me u.ho
ESink ci she Eeupoan severe gn not deeu' I'm
se secure with The below his palaoe 10 .
areadng every one distrustiog every opens on rsa
hope resting on the fierce passions Of deeased and de-
raded popuation-passions Which, once uncoalhea, may
y bars massacre the most intelligent among ns veSPe
as lxs!y 70 destroy his guards his family, and himself
How deerana Is e picture presented by the enthusiastic
admiration which Gsrbad calls forth amongst the youth
born ADDE'S send forth their sops franz The exIe ne ends
ay 70 endure the agues and brave the hangers of tho
most severe campaigns feeling that his side the post
OF homer and Of duty for every true OF Italy TIE eg
innate government rests on all the bascst, the revou
touary govern nent on all the modest, principles Of
human nature.
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and eightyth three bales Of mixed cottons legally re.
moved al obligations on the part of the defendants
10 retain the other portion. The sale consisted Of
aine hundred and eighty bales, aud the lot deli.
yerad nnst be considered the lot first agreed upon
and sold. sTbe original and the substituted cotton
established one of two uIngs-either that there
originally no sale to the defendants or, il there
bad been onei the plaintiffs had subsequently an
nulled the sale, anc resumed the Tile 70 and pos
session OF the cotton" The Judge, in conclusion
said The plaintiffs, in my opinion, have failed II
making ont legal demand against the defendants,
and must pay the costs Of their suit"
The Cincinnati Gazette calls attention 70 an impor-
tant decision by Judge Leavitt, of the United
States District Court of Ohio (concurred in by
Judge McLcan). The Chillico.he branch of the
State Bank OF Ohio sent s5O,0OO in commercial
bills to Ludlow, cashier of the Ohio Life Il Trust
Company Bank at New York, for collection. Lud
low, instead Of holding the paper till maturity as
was his duty, sold it and used the proceeds. Be-
fore the bills fell due the Trust Company failed,
and subsequently the holders OF the paper, who
bought il from Ludlow, sued the Chillicothe Bank,
as endorser, the makers of the bills having been
enjoined by the Ohio bank from paying the same.
The bills were endorsed by the Cashier of the
Chilicothe Bank, Credit my account. b. Scott,
Cashier" This the court decided was sufficient
notice 10 third parties that Ludlow had no authori
ty to negotiate the paper, and upon this ground
the plaintiffs were nonsuited. Had it been en-
dorsed in the usual way, as negotiable paper, the
defendants would have lost their case. Mr.. Scotts
caution in this particular, saved his bank $50, 900,
and the establishment of the principle may pre-
vent in the future great deal of rascalty similar
to tina. ra,tised by the bold and reckless Ludlow
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Our Educational Instttutiony.
PRIZE SPEAKING EXHIBITION or -as rKw YOg


FREE ACADEry.
Ihe large han OF the up,on aiUated 10 the oaseme
OF the Cooper Institute, h1ee WITH largely Gai
highly sppreciatve audience evening, On the oc "a
zion OF the annual prize speaking exhibition of the
dents o. the Free Academy A. four thousand per
sons presen, listen 10 the exercises which were
proceeded With according to tee following programme
Prayer, 10y Rev Dr. Smith.
independence Of Greece (Cay) Henry s steele.
Dream Of Eugene Aram (Hood) Charles Roberts Jr.
Justice to the Whole Country websier) Seaver Page
Degeneracy Of Athens (ncuOsthenes) Gilbert ~ Elliott.
Revolutionary officers (webe.er) 49, James Morrison.
nrepidity Of our Ancestors Sprasue Gardner Adams
Curran against the Marquis OF eadord. T. Markoe Jr.
Benedicton, by Rev. Dr. Ylagg
The Committee OF Award consisted Of the follow ng
gcntcmen:Chas. p Kirkland John T. Hoffman, James
W terard, j. winthrop Chaner and Townsend Scudder
Tho different addresses, both prose and poetca
delivered with great credibi,ty, both TO the spea6ers
themselves and TO the institution they represent, and
were well received by the audience who showers
bouquets upon the stage in token Of their appreciation
Where merit was so general it would be difficult to dis
inmate, all the young gentlemen acquitted them
selyes in highly satisfactory manner.
The prizes consisting Of for the best defamation OF
selected prose piece and one for the best defamation
Of poetcai piece, will be awarded this evening, at the
commencement Of the Academy, which takes place the
Academy at six O'Clock.
REUNION OF THE CLIoNIAN SOCIETY OF THE FRKE
ACADEMY.
The Graduates Reunion" OF this, the oldest lite
rary society in the Free Academy, held Thursday
evening in the lecture of the Academy the pre-
sence Of a numerous and highly appreciative audience
VIM hcGeorge, Jr, presided. The exercises con-
Quoted with marked ability by the young gentlemen of
the graduating class of the present year. and the speeches
characterized by practical treatment seldom heard
at college exhibitions The debate the subject tho
policy Of Napoleon an aggressive one we'll conducted
by Messrs. E. y. Young and g. wcirhtman Jr ard the
concluding poem, "farewc TO Clio," exceedingly
neat vaedictory and was loudly spp,agdcd Atoeo,6er
II was most pleasant Te1ron, ard rejects great credit,
the class Of 60
ARMY AND NAVAL CADETS IRON TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Two appontments-onet TO the Military Academy q, Vert
Point the other TO the Naval Academy Annapolis-ha g
been placed by the Hon. D. E Sckes at the disposal Of
the public schools of the Third Congressional district
subject to the competition Of the boys of the higher
classes In the First Firth and Eighth ward schools Board
OF Examiners, Messrf Randall and Riddle City Supern.
tendents; 10 take place before the 9th inst.
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Arrivals and Departures.

Ltvrsrool-s,-snship CITY OF BAi,nore-Nrs Freucs
@ sHs sad f ss X Ss asa S e.. f Mrs.
Nis 49, I Rrise Mrs. MaT, Mrs yeGr,s Niss EsscrS y
Lane Lar. Mrs &nie E@%sfon MsNInshsy. X;ceaasia.a
n1s rhcuas Remer. Parker Meagher, Stewart, Tbomp
Agwoiier Mr. and Nj; Moody, Brown, q. s@,s, Nj,
ssa nssl 'H SSs cT buss M r.. SE
two Misses Mccsrer Mrs. Bryan ,ws Misses BITES, Mrs.
Mss. cimss.i; Si.. B.,s: Ms: Sssps.h s@SSsq.
Gre. s and . eSSS S Mi Sgs ~; .Hs' sa
SsG n0rss NJ. and shsss salar,n NJ md Mrs Kerr
bs F$y E E,s. ng n. NJ. ~. SHss% 81.
win Nr.Gssawa Sni " Ms l. Clifford, Wis, Ben
s , Ibsmgson, , !rcesc Crr~. l. ,a.ilam, g =
=, ne q sS'f.' rvs paws Nc. y:,;
Raven, q 7 ~ Il .li :. srs Nlasy, ]. y WALKER.
pTmsa "a s w, res' S;iss U.s. hssrpn VS.;
,er 40, Y y VIZ = ,u.l q { Hslysn. Cisasy j
= D. y ~. =. at,,,s, Nc.{. fg-sias y
ss sSs' , ye...ar hr,se. : garrer, RJGoeld :
sbeir~r y swlgis-. Z a.ty. Is Il Cuyler q n Joyr.
W. 49, s. s, Ded5s ds b. s Y psiss
Henuios-aai ~ IN ne sseerAss. -
roscr Bars Rsnde-r-Dcn L r,ro, Don Rodgers Cap,
,BSssyrl- narx viva Rsrs.J II Harvey Miss Harvey,
Mss hgn,, Geo Tncaer. Hll. Miss nm Miss " NH
F-N-H, VIEWER, W L<ous " Darrell,
N,rseosn. Bs,-Bars Nussnr-Nrs Moore and family
Carr P,ixls-Brig Aun-Mr- Powers. Mrs Rachel vii.
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