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RESIDENCES yALABLEs DAMS LA RUE BARoNNE
Deux Terraus dams la Rue Poiymnie Residences tres
desfrables la Eutepe Esciayes Actions de
chemin de Fer, compile de la succession de Robert NJ
Graham. decide.
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IL J, 3, WALTON,

VAIIUfSS1.E DWELLINGS, On BshOSEE STKEET-TWO
LOTS OF GTsSS,ND Polymnia s,ree.-yery Desirable
Dwelling Eaerpe stocks, account
OF the Succession Of Robert NJ. GfS--ss> deesased.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer- oaace 20 Camp stfeef-~
soy ls /, n y "a 9sloen
Of two orders Of the Honorsbe The Second District
sd BE- geld plic sas,ioa 5,los shs
Il he succession Of Robert NJ Graham, deceased.
Real Estate.
l. FOUR LOTS or GROUND with the buildings and in,
sagss sounded By Pona Eutepe Coliseum fyans
dsad r a "a e &C. @ = p,sn , a5ssn
deposited Office # g. Guyol Notary IN his city, As plan
depth 81 II fee . inches and III lines parallel lines
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE brick pillars, containing
Ps IL sP W adag 5 &c ants
Frame bN noGs sa fo4s
with back buildings containing servants roo Kitchen
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the First District of this city,
@ 10 a. fopi ON paIyaSia street nv
depth of 10 inches Lines il deph, between par
posed # e No 4 AID Part Il vi Nc plan b H Noel
y TWO IoTs 81 GROUND, in The First District Of this
city, square bounded by Baronne Lafayette Heyi
CaFondeet God streets designated by The Nos and
S Se5o sk on h a Nv q Macb ss y u se s
Brenaa. passed before J. Lbon5 ise NotaEs in this
Lot No 2messupe inches front Barnnne street.
win the Of alley in the feet wide opening
The Improvement consist Two Story and
tici: BRfCs DWELLING HOUSE, NO 1885, containing two
aoo n rooms n she atsc and three bedrooms nd
70 Mrs Edna foune until the 5h dag Of October So al he
Lot No sons he above described Ios and measures y
front Baronne street BY depth between par
described alley
HsR bsess e @ Ns fG s s xs 5s
aud hail on first floor two bedrooms cabinet aud hall on hs
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Anctioneer-Gfice, 40 Camp street
G ATURDAY, the Sd November, 1850, at IL
- O'Clock NJ at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange, by virtne
and of order the Honorable Sixth Juai-
c District Court Parrish of East Baton Rouge dated the 24
day of September 1865. No SIG, auction will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
Improvements thereon situated in the Fourth District Of the
city Of New Orleans the bounded by Watc Jackson
Ieyee and Philip streets designated by Che letter in
plan drawn by Hugh Grant Surveyor OF the City of La
fayette which is The Fourth District of this city,
being the plan Of said city, measuring Ga feet
street. "a feet inches front Water s6 feet
inches front Philip and 81 feet inches the line
wards Jackson street.
e-TEKMSOne third cash, and the balance credit Of
years from day Of salepurcasers give
coupons partition amongst the heirs. Said
six per interest from date until maturity and eight
cent maturity, If laid, until paid with mortgage
tanned the property with vendors privilege, ht
pay ment of notes.
Of before Theodore o. Stark, Notary Public the
expense Of the purchaser.
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AMUsEMENTs.
4 CADEMY OF srUsls~4cansMg Or MUSIC
-Formeriy-
spaIdfng 81 Rogers Amphisneaser.


s. s.i.a Is - Manager D. r. CALDER
WEDNESDAY zaIrRsDAY NIGHTS. os o. Nov. 81.
RUhssY 4 ss.oa9 ss, MIE xxx r. FARM
6GHptnouoeed BY the aS's enblte the yet
sass e's es9 q ss f sS ns
e eaEBs re- pEoaALVasAg' HHd ts s"isoSfEs hOS
sThs Saturday Noon Performance win be discontinued
ss-aDMIssIos--so Cents Doors open al e1z; Curtain
81 : r. 4. CLARE. Agent.
SsT. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
Mr.. BEN DEAR
MI d. Acting Manager?
sa~MIYsTREL PRICES OF ApMIssIoN--nre Z Circle
Qaadtoon Box Tieke,s. 81 cents.
LAST WEEK OF THE TRUE AND ORIGINAL
Campbell Ministries,
WEDNESDAY MIGHT, Oct. 3d. 1890
VIII " presented Esy snd 81 Ijsn. P 3, ssn sg
of the eh ice MUSICAL AND EfaIopiAa gEas ssIysd
BaIL MINsTRTs whose representations feeu scees-
s fxs ssd
been eadStsd M 81 pse new en- s fERafc
aiRiEsQTE A aaghable PR MATIe & AyEsTlIE
say-Fo particulars Of which, see sis # tie asy:
! GPALDING q ROGERS MUSEUM,
- Adjoining the Academy Of Music.
r. TERRY. Director
The Management have the pleasure announcing they
have succeeded, immense in efecing
MUS;
Or, RIVER HORSE,
Royal Geological Gardens London for the Govern
ment by John Pehefie Eq, a. b. Ms Gensul for the
don on the Nile that The will make appea
in America IN the city of New Orleans about the LIST
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The negress slave PAULINE, aged about q years
TERNsFor the real estate one-thrd cash ard the
balance credit oil and years in the of the
purchasers TO their order bearing interest at the rate OF
per per from day Of sale TO maturity and per
thereafter if plnetnaly paid, until final payment,
with special mortgage tie PROPERTY sold also until final
ment.
The purchasers of the property in bounded by Gas
qnel Broad Canal and DoRennis FIJI nsh their
in for division between the co-propreors.
For the Slaye-Cash.
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SUCCESSION DE c. Y. JoNTE. DEcEpE-NEUF TER
Ia GasqpetSix Terrans dams la VILE de JEFF
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Observation-Disclosures hi rua IA,

rains sur Ia rue GasqpetSix Teains dams la Vile de JEFF
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encanteur-Bureau, 10 rue du Camp.
GAEIEDI. lie 8 deeemhre 1860, a midi, a
p Ia Boqrse St Charles ysrtq dun De pHoa IL
dosser NJ llo2i date e . octobre 1860, venu Pen
public les propess sniyanes pour lie compile de la
NEUF TERRI AIMS, dams lt borne par les assqnet
terrans Nos inclasyemept mesrent chacn n pieds
face In Gasqnet sur ne profoneur de 100 peds LIE ter
Les errans measurement sont eontgns aux
rains cdcssns meponnes chacun neds de face
la Gssquet de 5s peds 10 ct
SIX TERRAINs dams Ia vile de Jefferson ars let borne
par Les russ Laurel Csdiz Jersey ct Saenee dtens par les
gnes De face rue Laurel rroiendeur de ito
lie terrain orme encoguure dies rues Laurel ct oadz
a les a nn tiers compliant
la balance credit de ct dtnx blets des
cent sar
leu
Les des terns dams let borne les
d,yts coupons atm deecuer patage copro-
Pour resclave-conptant. nls 20 d67s
means 10 purchase well built Twos,ofy Frame Dwelling
House in fast improving part of the First District at
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctoneer-oaice, 40 Camp street.
ONE t LOT q OF GROUND, m ne ass 30 feet
6sreon consisting Of weSait Twestory Frame dwelling
saDes With ehsn below and sa
above, eistern, ETC. with paved yard.
The lot is well filled and high The sidewalk in front OF the
properly is marie.
For par nlars apply the auctionees Office OILS St
REA's ROTARY PRESS
STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
As Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS.
REA BROS, PRoPRIEToBs.
We have in the latest and improved machinery,
and an office well stocked with every syle of type
Having diving the past added Ruling Machine
We solicit the orders of our patrons that line SEES ly&w
& HAMPAGNE-59 Meet Il Ghandaa's Yin An
oil f'' esrnsr rsv,sr W. sv rv.e s..
DuTNAM, JAMES M, LATE OF THE FIRM OF
Hall Rodd Putnam, Cotton Sugar Factor Commits
auf ly
GWEET OIL, BouNIN FREREs-
~ Siz baskets, "A ounce.
TX ~ :. y
Expected ny ship Mount ysTne q E., sale BY
SEQ hofsns,onhnr4s street
~ by us are hereby revoked. THORNHILl. CO.
New Orleans, October g. 1860. IS Inn
oHATEAU GIsCoURs-l2o cases In quarts and
~ PHts Peseat0Te'se Iep, lor sale by
D. d. GRAfIAA CO,
ol5 90 6usomhopse street.
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]. 3. WALTON.

vAIufr-ssIE DWELLINGS, ON BAhoNNE sTKEBT-TWo
LOTS OF GfsSI-sD Poiymnia sfres.-Fery Desirable
Dwelling Eatefpe and Stocks for account
OF the Succession Of Robert NJ. Gfs--sa. deceased.
RY WAL TON
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as CAROLINA AND VIRGINrA ME- q
a. GROES-The subscriber has just arrived with ga
n gang Of very likely Carolina and yirginia E-4H&
X4 GRUES, consisting OF Field Hands, House Ser 4Af
wants. Cooks Washers and froners ao No Reiay "a AVID
will receiving fresh supplies dining the season PsrrsHs
wishing purchase will find their advantage to exi e.
they will be sold on accommodating terms
ii. r. PETERSON
SEES en- Is Perdids sfsszt
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]. q. WALTON.

Il II. WALTON. ."....... ....tJ. b. WAhloN,
CITY AUCTIoNE
And AUcTIosEBR, APPRAISER and GENERAL. AGENT
for the Purehase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS. etc, etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal attention all sales Of Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and other Stocks SUGGESTIONS ser
chandse generally.
He invites attention his system Of plans plan books 81
Real Estateinaugusd large e1penseenbraeing every
square and every lot in every with the
thereof the Of the owner and other valuable information,
taken from the authentic sourcessecuring in the pur
chase sale and appaisemen Of Real Estate unsquaed sdya
tages and Information.
r8~Fumure and other outdoor GALES attended to. se27 6m
DWELLINGS AT AUoTIoN-FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR
persons of moderate means 10 buy Dwelling Hoase.
Dwelling House On Terpschore street. near Annuncation
street.
Dwelling Race street, nearly opposite Annuncatlon
BY j. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer- Office 40 Camp street
SATURDAY, Nov. 8, 1850, mt ~ o'clock
ON oT H. 81 S sRadNp yds he E B 81 Of this city
in he square bounded by Annnncaio Terpsrhoe Melgo
and Constance streets 81 feet inches and
lines front Tefpscore street Is eet INCHES and s in
tan il fee thenes ov"rds Tepscsoe sTes 3
inches and Zines thence to~ards aiming alton .reet p feet
nGnciation street and % fest inches in depth the other
Ths improvements eo,i; f e9nyspen'ly arranged TWO
lors hail. Breakfast and kitchen The first floor fine bed
and bath floor, with cern and hJ
in tho yard.
ONE LOT or GROUND in the Firtt District Of this city
in the square bounded of3ance. Race
citation Streets measuring inches and lines front
Race street. by depth Of % feet II inches and lines Ame
measure.
The improvements consist of a welbuilt TWO STORY
| FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, containing two pasors, hal
and three he'd IN the main building and twostoy
buildings with servants rooms. kitchen, ironing roon
| term ETC.
Ea-rERMs--one third cash, balance and two year
credit in the Of the plrcba te order bearing
interest at the of per per day Of
maturity, and per thereafter IL puneltay laid wild
al mortgage on eproperty sold until final payment
The buildings insured the satisfaction yendo
by the purchasers and policies Of
| 10 the vendor until final payment.
sale before JAS Graham, Notary Public,
| pense OF the purchasers. o29
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Observation-Disclosures 40 rue du Camp
SADIEDI. lie novembre 1850. a midi, IL
y sierra Borse st. GhAtts,
nent dsrents de Honorable Deuxeme
District septembre, 1860 No Is 7 doser
die CouT encheres publiques.
ons les actions de chemn de fer eli apres
gnes de succession de Robert Graham decide
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.M@ BY ]. B. WALTON,

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND IN THE FOURTH
District. Auctop-ln the Of the Succession Of
l.nri, Ant.ln il.l,rla
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UN LOT DE TERRE DE yALEUR dams LIE QUATRI-
District, rencan Dams raffaire Ia succession de
Oliver Q. Yandlandngham, DECIDE,
PAR J. B. WALTON,
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ass& COUNTRY HESlDENCEs a ID -
&HM Ms-Persous wishing laisd either for sunauar
s residences, farms, within thrre xuors hours M
travel Of New Orleans, invited to apply to
GEORGE cOl5lER Land Agent,
& &#&& springfield, I.syiTgs1an Fmsisn "a
n B-No charge de or 1i1r1Ation and PSI -s1axs
ehsrrFp 80 nurrhasses E nj IvIkW
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cAruRDAY, Nov. 3. 1850, ut IL O'Clock NJ,

a the st. CHARLES Exehange bg grune and 70 pnrsuauc
Of two several oFes Of the Honorable the Second Distrc
Court dated Sept % and 70 se-No 1921 # the Docket 2
tad CouTt-w sold pubic aucson without ID
foowlrg described Slaves and Stocks
Il lie succession Of Roher; NJ Graham deceased.
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OFFICE OF TnE ". o. c. RR. Co. No. Roy al ST.
October % 1860. {
NOTICE SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received 1t
IN this office up Move her ID Icy ng 20 miles
upon Canal from 10 claiborne; Me nrie Shell
Road, rm the New Canal BayoH ST. John: Rampart
from Capa Esp snade Esp auade street, from
Rampant In, s. 10 nzic TarS uEOn DAuphine
street. Espla iade Poland esepuar street,
ttspauad4 10 Ely ian Fiaids street. usSN
The wof k to be accordance affect oSPss
file in this office copy of which will " Ab5ses wish
ing propose the work. 1, COnn.ef,
Bids 10 be per mile of Single Track N - ~ Com
furnish all the Materials necessH Gas
said wothe furn shng The ary pthe Com
p8ny he rEhr accept 20 reject pf y 4als
Proposals be addressed NJ j. ID. a. ton President
o94 I'D Euginper and Sfnerintenient
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SPA1DrNa 8 ROGERS MUSEUM,

| Aslotnins the AcadtIny Of MUSIC.
r. TERRY. Director.
The Management have the pleasure announcing they
have succeeded immense expense in eectpg engage
mept OF the
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o. NEGROES FOR SA =, dE fNDER-
~ signed hal te0peued the we'll all telye Depot No.
II HEspanade, oner Of Ghar s,rce rscenty occupied
by John d. Smth, with very Eey LOT Of field hands,
house washers and oucEt etatesses etc. on sale,
nil imported from Virginia and South Carolina.
Additional supp will be received from those States during
the Terms, reasonable Tor cash approved city
ccptauces- THO :. y. MATTHEWS
.n.rlcltn end r-r1r Ilelln ninnae c.llH. III fm
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RfenS.Fprl(fs,

l. QUATRE TERRAINS les batisses ct am&lioraions
un sly rouyent dams lie Premier hissct de S
ilet borne par Pelyme Euerpe Coliseum Pry
TAME dtsige par les Nos 70 % 2 Is plan paI
H. Moehausen, date da 5me jonr de mai l5
plan No l3 chacnn 80 pieds de face ia
Euerpe prefondeur de Il pieds ~ pouces gnes
raaralelas darra La
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I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PEMOvAL NOTICE : SUN MUTUAL INsUR-
N AEGE COMPANY removed from the coF1ssr of
Camp and Gommon 70 Nc ~ GaGn & Get 90 I'm
V1R. J. s. LEWIS HAS REanvED HIS RESI-
~ and Once c. X Wercknlniiers Ding
| Store corner Gsmp and Poydras Streets. oil 3n
II stock Auction and Mortgage Loan oaee is removed 3
M 100 Girnvet street .zzst3 o24 i'm.
ID EMOVAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
~ his Sail Fancy Awning Esab shnent FINN -
ST. Charles street to No. FRONT IEyE between Custom
house and crossnlon streets where he VIII pleased
Tents Flaes Tapaulins and Window Shades made 10 order
Trunks covered and Blacks strapped Fall Ropes
hItea ~ he shortest NOTICE reasonable
work solicited w HENRY
OLD lm No. 9 Front t.esee street.
II EMUvAls@a tpfIt e. TIE OFFICE OF THE SY
~ Looms tiliu md ~ hams Ralrnad ne Of Steamers
ms " e., sl8se a, 81 tHnp STREET 10 M 40 MAGAZINE
Sfttf NJ s,t'ts fte el &c oil Huntington Bro, where
the Line. :
q cLIrFoRD Q, WAYNE. Assn,
ID EMOVAL- SUBWAY Il HRWsl FuRNTYuRR
- WARERoOMs have been removed TO No. IS MAGAZINE
slnEr-l. Sci
IL EA1OtAL...-..... .......E2IeHOVAl4.
DRs. CLARK i FRIEDRrcHs. Dentists.
Have removed from i2l to fsU CANAL STREET ena doer
from cEeseent CITY Bank All Il
CHASGE OF NUhtBEfz, BUT NOT OF LooA.
Drs- CLARK FRIEDRIoHs.
Dsntists,
| go, No. LA formerly t2fs9 CANAL ST
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- nand picked Coai. selected
landing from ship Sea Flower,
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TEaTIndoN1ALa.

Cornei Bluff, fows, Nor. is, 1852
MEssRs. CHARLES, BLOW l. Co. Gents-we
have sold small quantity OF DR. L. Stephens COM
pound, and IL has given general satisfaction Respect y
yours,
J. d. HOSN.
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= - IIl'1I-l--@-----l
MOTTO III!

Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE ruBrtC, THAT
have hs lar FeAi gBt all my interest IN the W atrh
sad lewetFy huEsEcss 81 Council Bjutts. to W II
AtHS. WHa VIII C"utGuHe the tusgRe~s az the cid
stand ere aour iFem Paddle House. With pleasure
grystsEmoal htn q the caga4ence u Try old Gus
tslssgS.
NJ. 9. r KENDALL the BEST watch Maker in the
western fannRFv Wilt continue With hin and devote
hfs ~has taIs 10 tae Repairing Department in all
ice Asspgasss
Al arusles Jeff With R,s previous late thai have
a"t besa delivered viii be tegt with III. ALMy for
delivery.
Csahr5t HIBgs, June Hh 1850
A, r. ROBINSON
R.-tU parties tnnwinx themselves indsbtez
ts nae % asts bets atzsrIus, stAt pleas. make
''Eati1th s@st5enRHt Aasi ths haviHE claims
ase ~ Rlsfss PFssagt lawn smaclIateiy.
A D r.
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eTWs are told that gentlemen, some
hundreds Of miles distant telegraph to bis
wife in Portland lately to "read the 18th
verse Of tho 2nd Epistls Of John" Aud
one, be reading these passages, will see how
beautifully appropriate they are to the occa-
sion TO which they are applied.
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eTAn sxehang. gives the following TO
prevent sore shoulders on working horses 4:
The plan We have tried and never found il
10 fail is to get Of piece Of leather and have
1t cut into .uoh shape n to lie snugly be-
tween the shoulders Of the horse and the
collar. Chadng is cause by friction hence
this remedy is quite plausible one, and is
much better than tying slips OF leather or
pads Of sheepskin under the collar.
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rTThs Madison argus told a newly
married editorial friend that he would End
matrimonial different from editorial expert
enes. In the one case the devil cries for
copy, but in the other the :. copy cries like
the davil.o
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An ORDINANCE.
10 epsH a!1sy sstwssn Market ana Maxiss

TO Spa "a a!1sg Astwssa Market sHs Maxises
Streets
he u aFatas by hs GFssnsn C0uur{F IT the city os
CaHEEt AIsEs. Taat 1he described
sr situated sasA3h fhs rpoFste Wtts 1t the said viiv
81 JaRDEt Ea. tr tAe HEREBY dasEars! vaysts
s5sA pTsFTtsir4 - pHsEbE ese
Sal tst3 eststs y bsastssI sstlav. On fhs vest
s&e ~ sazsss street.. ta tae svFe ~ ,sl
street su6 IRE tsu sses hy ss txat liars
russ e q ssz ssis ~ si fsailet ~isk cehsvr lire
VeA gat fref <aFa center ttHe rheh rsss a. fol-
8S@s f@sed sssetssssetsg - psa3nt the lane
81 Lea NJ 2s sE3 ks cas- ssir e Marked sFtsss las
tf7sFt aF1sAsagthessE ssFfh s. seq parallel vita
Nfss%sy 81 tbs vest s4Re ~ Iss NJ ssa sheHtr In
TtSss iFae Is usi Re site u NsEfs.s street
tses sa'7tA e EAe Ss3hsefss svnsr e Is1 No as
SAL Sps1 estate Described hereby declared a
Ps5ss ai5sF sTs sSAss - tie as~. and rs4gas.
tH,es #tber s|5ayS ~E{k5a tAs SAY.
aps~sS sss JRss -. Fssa
trtsSuE1 HasaFrT Mays-
a5Fesas TEes TaENsos, Rsssrssr ia zis
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An OgnINaNyr

Aaf-ffas - oF8f~ssss ssFtsiss IN Crds-F-vs -
kFs~ss.s 80 SsssstnE f leg Esssss II sAs 0s$ Ce~
FNttsa Etsttgs
Az ~ q arssstpss ~ ias g,eys,.,se szs,9 ~ tss
tsfF ~ taaSFsl Rsa2s. Ttst sss ssEs Ear8zasr en-
SsfEE Hsv $50 rzrssssr fsEs4 q the city - eur-
sar4ssf - @F'tAz s " IVA ~ss7srve re4ss aa-
fyss ft~s sGsi a. asa ssg eg 4av ISL sftwr psaA
trsse ssat GsaHs sa4gi ssss tslE fsrss a. asJsaa"
as rEssRsEg
aEyrsEsst J eey - k@sa
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s0e~8 fssss Y TsEysan kersTfer fxa-ts
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Az err I>lN.g

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tsrg8rssg LEazsfs.
src g. 10 Il srk4fsr,f ~ tAs taasnss sse-s4 q the
Ctss ~ E5ssTttE @tsfs gass vsrss sAaf - SIS
b. ssy us&HE TO- ESQ Csts Ess#s ~Ftaga rn~ SsH-
Ags Fast a. ses sRlasns svas4 A4s aa 4ssl
assT 80 ta3akazx wn~~ 4zsF sas4sg,rz a
s3sasH Fss hssgst seeS - ka7 ssAer v.csa Aassns
ssE g. Ar seTsa- sEssstlsz tSss lse4snsass Ast<T
e. 4sssa4s *Ass4 As sR@et a4p pe1
sss9srs $50 Fs-ssSsE q 80 hsv s4shs ssrsA4r tne
ss - sEssn ~ As& tss sssass4FaE City Es-
gsss9r
fvzsa "a FNsssAasasss 80
tAss susfts,l fsz ssss agaar tx sss sssrza-
tass.
sssxsxva sasY - ssss
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GwA negro undergoing M examination
when asked II his master wasa Christian
"No sir. he's member Of Congress-"
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Meeting mt South Berwick.

The meeting at South Berwick, held ON
"Wednesday evening, was grand ono. The
speaking was in the open air from stand,
and there were some 1000 or $500 people
present. Isaac p. Yeaton, Esq, presided,
and he successfully introduced Mr.. Bunker
of Dover, Mr.. llamlin Of Dover, G. C.Wood-
man of Boston, and L. o. Cowan of Bidde-
ford, who made brief speeches. Mr.. WASH
burn was then introduced. and spoke for an
hour and half with great effect. The
Widc-Awakes from Dover were present with
about hundred torches, and at the close of
the meeting, which broke up about eleven,
escorted Mr.. Washburn to his lodgings ut
Hon. j. n. Goodwin's. Mr.. Goodwin, we
regret to say, has been confined to his room
for several days with somewhat serious ILL
ness, and was unable to DO present at the
meeting. The widc-Awakes gave him three
rousing cheers, and tho compliment was res
pended to in behalf Of Mr.. Goodwin through
Mr.. Woodman. Tho meeting was ono Of
the largest political gatherings ever held in
this section Of the county.
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