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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-29

E1gT@As the Teachers Institute for Kenosha Go.
under the appointment of Chancellor Barnard, was
to be held near the time appointed for session OF
the Kenosha Co. Teachers Association, it was
deemed advisable by the Executive Committee,
that the members of said Association should meet
sometime during the Institute week for the election
of officers &c.
Accordingly, on Friday, Nov. 23d, the
was called to order by Alexander Bailey who act
ed as Chairman, and the following officers were E.
lected for the ensuing year.
T. j. Conatty President.
M. ii. Rice lst Vice Pres.
Miss Darling End Vice Pres.
Hosea Barnes Rec. Secretary.
Leonard Lee Corresponding Sec.
Alex. Bailey Treas.
HOSEA BARNES Sec.
Dated Nov. "a, 1860.
The Board of Trustees of the Kenosha Fire De-
partmen are requested to meet at the Office of s..
Y. Brande on Friday evening, Nov. Both, 1860,
without further notice.
Kenosha, Nov.22d go S. Y. BRANDE. Pres
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BOOTS e. SHOES.

WIN DO well Stock before purchasing
new ana complete and am bound sell cheap cheapest
nave become settled
would like
winter Tor have large enough you Call
me ana Will do the best fusnh
KSEMEMBER THE PLACE, MO. 3, Kimbalrs New Block
Nov, 20, 1861 GEO S. BALDWIN
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SCOVIIL'S
SARSAPlRILLA AID S7ILLIDGIA.
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP,

Sarsaparia is Tropical Root too well known as one
OF the best andote possess for Scroulous Complaints
to need commendaon. But Stiingia an article Of
more recent use in Scrofuous affections, give lelow
the statement If
DIR. R. EE. FROST,
In the Southern journal of Medicine dGd Fharaaey-
He says: at will complete the of alterations the
a!dte d1e6 fhrodt and mucous membrane of the Nose
62n and other parts II will efface the BOches Foul
Spots, Slams, de-, which in constitution of this charac-
ter so frequently from slight irritation or which
remain after the alterations have healed will remove
the morbid condition of the F2dS and Solid which
poses every injury however slight degenerate with
fostering, painful scabby ulcer. will in short so i'm
the digestive and assnilave operations of the
system, that more healthy blood and more renewed
hbre will be substituted for the defective conditions of
and the other and thus fully support the character of
these medicines Tor being essentially Alternative" Also
statement of
EsEs. BLACK,
published in the Cincinnati Elects Medical Journal in
which he says: "After giving it fair trial several
forms Of disease, am convinced that general alter
d10e it has superior in the n3dteriG medical Since
last March have treated about thirty-ive cases of M
itS without single failure when the patient gave me
any thing like a /dtItTSdI"
Scovill's Sarsaparilla and Stillingia
Is preparation which is compounded upon scientific
principles, and with great care, by thoroughly
quanted with the ?edicdE qualities and effects each ar
tcle separately considersd well as the whole in lis
combined state.
EEr w. S. MERRILL.
of Cincinnati, of the oeSt and most reliable drg-
GtSs OF that city, makes the following statements ave
have been acquan ted with the formula of Messs scoed
d CO.'S CompoCn9 syrup Of Sursaparilla and Stinga,
and has been lie under our supervision The ingre-
dents are entirely Of vegetable origins the virtues are
extracted in great by the Yapor Of alcohol
No mineral substance enters into the composition"
The formula for the preparation o the above will be
forwarded to Fhysi:ans Druggists application to
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor,
ia Lake ST., Chicago, Ill.
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peIeu 10 IHDOT. -,
BY a vote of the Board, the Kenosha TEE
GRAPH printing Office, was designated to do all
the legal county printing Blanks and other
printing, the price of which is not fixed by law,
to be procured done by the County Agent, on
such terms as he may deem most advantageous
resolution was adopted by the Board, rec
ommending the citizens Of the several towns in
the county, to cooperate with the city in raising
funds for the relief of the sufferers by famine 10
Kansas: A committee for this purpose was ap
pointed in each town.
Before adjourning, the Board adopted a vote
of thanks to Col. Thorp, the chairman, for the
prompt and efficient manner in which he had dis
charged the duties of a presiding officer.
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S.. 3ga. 81 e.935.Ol 6.953

1888, O2 6,930,OI O,903,U1
Total amt tax levied on the county, $l9,3O4 "a
Col. Qusrles was appointed County overseer
of the poor and General County agent, for pur-
chasing supplies, &c, at salary of $500 per year
(This is $le0 less than he received last year, the
diminution of the number of County poor, render
ing less amount of service nee essary.) The
Board voted to appropriate 81 200, from which
the County agent is authorized to draw, for the
purchase of various kinds Of supplies,
The board voted to have the cornce, &c. of
the Court House painted,
Mr.. Elmer Branard was appointed Commits
sioner of the Swamp Land Drainage Fund.
The Board also voted to appropriate 1856, TO
assist the city in defraying the expenses incurred
in its police arrangements for the detection Of
| incen diaries.
| All persons intending to commence any suit
in behalf of the people, are required by order OF
the Board, to first submit the complaint to the
District Attorney, and ifhe adjudges the cause
of action sufficient, the justice will thereupon is
sne his warrant accordingly. If the justice issue
process, without endorsement or approval by
the District Attorney, he will not be allowed
any account for costs by the Board of Supervi-
sors.
All claims for Justices costs, are to be audit ed
by the District Attorney, before being allowed
by the county.
The Board adopted rules for carrying out that
provision of Section 80 os Session laws of 1889
which PR ssSsss that prisoners in Jail may be cor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-04
Fha California Mat1s,

In reading the late report Of the Post Master
General, We have noticed with surprise the CT
trayasant cost of our Pacific Mail service. tap
pears that we have six mail routes to the Pacific
coast-and these routes are kept up ami maintain
ed at an annual expense Of over two millions Of
dolIsrsi Add the cost Of local mails in California
and Oregon, and tho sum swells up to very ncar-
~ three millions.
Ia return for this expenditure. how much does
the reader suppose are the receipts! About three
hundred thousand dollars only According TO
the estimate Of the Post Master General, the Trea
sury is tnrdened with cost Of over four dollars
a year for mail service. for every man. women aud
child on tho Pacific coast. On this side. the cost
is about forty cents. The mails Tor less than
million Of people on tho Western coast cost three
millions of dola.s--tcr thirty millions Of people
on the Atlantic coast, they cost only twelve mil
lions.
IL the mail service for the whole country cost al,
the same rate as the California service. tho Treas
ury would DO annually taxed in this respect
alone, over one hundred millions Of dollars
We think it is time Congress had put stop to
this enormous drain upon the Treasury Tor tine
benefit and convenience Of few thousand people
on the Pacific coast What with overland routes.
and Isthmus routes aud claims Of contractors. ana
all that sort of thing. the mail service OF Caior-
MIA and Oregon is like the Indians gun-it costs
more than il comes 10.
| II il not alone in the way Of mails, however
that the Treasury is plundered for the hencht Of
the Pacific coast The War Department pours
GU, its money there profusely. - docs the Navy
popartment-so does the Department OF the Int
rior The Pacific coast. bountcously Us it has
been treated BY the Federal Government, is ever
clamoring for more. Like spoiled child II com
plains Of neglect when it is actually suffering
from surisi,. Il seem. that nothing will satisfy
the Unsuitable appetite Of tina, region.
1t is no answer 10 say that Government is bound
TO supply mail facilities to all it's citizens. mat,
ter where they are. Tho philosophy OF the as
SUMPTION is wrong. The absence Of accustomed
mail facilities il one OF the sacrifices which the
cmigrant to lhe Pacific coast eX poets to make. AS
we'll might a citizen Of this country. travelling in
Europe, claim that it is our du, to follow him up
and deliver his letters. The Truth is. the
whole mail service Of the country ought to be de-
ached from Government, and put up to individual
and competition. II would be much
more chcnply, much more cIpcdtionsiy, and much
more satisfactorily performed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-04
Home Manufa curing.

At this time, every effort to introduce new
branches of home manufacturing deserves all the
encouragement that it is possible tn give lit is
not so much by non-intervention with the North
as by the consumption of home anufactures, that
prosperity is to be given to Southern trade and
commerce Once let the determination to use only
Southern manufactures be realized. and an impe
tus will be given to this branch OF trade that in
few years will revolutionize not only Northern
politics, but Southern trade and commerce.
In this connection we would call attention to
the advertisement Of Keen. Baldwin q Williams,
who design, from this day forward to manufacture
and import all their goods The clothing trace o.
introduced Mt the South, will bring ipto Virginia
much of the skill that is now confined to the Nor
thern cities. The great difficulty to be encountered
in the clothing business has been from the scarcity
Of hands; but this difficulty WILL iu a great meas
ure. soon be entirely removed by the increase aud
growth of Richmond. Messrs. Keen. Baldwin &
Williams we hope will reap rich reward for the
enterprise and determination evinced by them to
contribute to Southern independence
We find the above in the Richmond Enquirer,
and commend the example Of our friends, Messrs.
KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS, to others. This is
jan excellent House. as we happen to know, and
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Complimentary Correspondence.

LETTER To HON. MN. l.. GJGgIh.
DEAN SIR On behalf Of the Wings of Abe.
marie. we forward to YOU by our mutual friend,
The Senator from your District. slight test noni-
al of their warm personal regard, a. well M mp.
rroval and admiration Of The zeal. energy. aud
ability displayed by you in tho late Gubernatoriai
campaign in advocating and maintaining those
measures and princi pies that are essential to the
honor, interest and prosperity of our beloved
Commonwealth ~ well as in exposing the extravi
gance, prudgacy and mschievons policy Of those
vhn control our Federal Councils.
Will, such champions to bear our banner and
uphold our cause, before an honest and Intelligent
neople it cannot be. but that ere long, our efforts
aud the hopes OF tho friends Of true, conservative
Constitutional liberty will be crowned with the fall
measure Of succes.
With our cnrDest prayers for your happiness aud
continued usefulness. VIC are your friends,
JAMES &. SOUTIiALL,
JOHN s. COCHRAN.
JOHN j. BOWCOCk, Commute.
JAMES W. MASON,
u. H. MAGKUDER,
Hos. WV. l.. GoGGiS. Bedford County.
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P. K.
o. T. call for Perry Davis Pain Killer is Increasing
~ very rapidly that fear shall soon be unable 10
Keep pace whit My object M writing is 10 beg TINT
receipt Of this you viii Kindly despatch another Shipment
ordered IN IN! letter Of June last,
j. /. CARRAU. Calcutta. +. /.
Mr.. Perry Days-Si: have used, In family your med
ruc called Pain Killer for many purposes, and have oand
it very useful and valuable article therefore yer! cheer
fuil, oIninend il TO The public regards.
lev. HENRY CLARK.
Sometime In December last my children taken down
with scarlet fever, cikrr rai-my only medicine Da
VS. Pam Killer am Castor OIL the Pain Killer operating TO
charm in cang the caker and ro~in. out the lsh that
III about h,r weeks my tanii, entirely recovered
tpRNEI.1US q. NAEpENBuEli. Saratoga Springs.
LA, ing USED Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer in my tn
" ria the winter past would urge lis general ir the
purposes for which the inventor has recommended H. think
auablc, aud would not like To be deprived Of its ajyuta
60 Il. u. rOMEROi, ST. Louis.
der - In
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To tho Afflicted


NJ - ToRMLNTFb with Pain and -corchcd with f.vers
must necessarily make You beg that ,oi will compose
SILT noinct, that learn the extent of
dies fnd afcr you, il we can, prescription for their
Are ~ 3s"lr, AMI has stomach refused To perform
Is 'os III "hr strength has failed md life has become
bTrtcnt II "icr In BAkER's PREMIUM BfTIEt.s
never Eng remedy for Your life Are you troubled with
cnrlcs and dnnrss vision incidental Then
resort - BAkEHs irEG- only hope. Are
Ing trn consipatrd bowels and torpid lScr2 BAKERS PG-
El1EEs will both aud vitat,
essential 10 health liait delicate females t,thng
eIdn Who have lost ~ relish for iop aad
n HN! BAEtR's BrER' the valuable touic ever
covered. will strike At the nf their Diseases ri,
ticn atetes and strength DO ,ou IN n section where
aga" ana Ntr hold continual sway II You may laugh
taos" ,'as's nHi defy their power, provided you regular,
BAktas birlEHs Diart"a Chair thhcrn Murbus all
other Diseases arising from inlisrstons aud improper
tons rl. Yield Ia til" hca lug influence of this great
mcteit which now sold Throughout this country, by
lsi- rally, aud Is extensively Used other
medicine khown. Thc>' Filters ir>t way nj home
before Ihcs offered To- wnr,l and now that
they arr known aud apir ria the propr, desires that an
VIA" nt their all naN have il at moderate Price
5i t'.ht- IHr boitlc.
FL" 81 by all the Druggists in Iynchhug anil by all the
rgln..; also, of Me,Srs. thl' Stott co. Washington
D. e.; l. H. aahcr " Co., Baltimore, Nd d. u. Miller
Lagoon ~: and Barnes ~ PaIk, n. Y.
Uf'e's mlcl b! addressing h. BAKER, Proprietor
Gel 2'-ate!s Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-04
Er. Pryor on the Union.

In his late speech in Congress, Mr. PRYaR de-
scants thus sensibly, and we may adj eloquently.
upon our national inheritance. with al It's cori,
Gus traditions and inspiring memories
He has also struck the right key when, in re-
ferring to the agitators North, he says: Tho
proportion (between national and sectional men
North,) will be reversed; and, instead Of his
eighteen millions, the honorable member and his
party, reduced to an Insignificant band OF traitors.
will be crushed between the conjoint efforts of pa
triots in the South and patriots in the North"
In this consists the real strength Of the Union,
and there will still be found patriots enough South
and North to ''crush" and paralyae the efforts of
sectional men. Meanwhile. let us do nothing
to compromise our true friends North, who need
our sympathy and deserve no. our condemnation.
Bot Mr.. PRYoR shall speak for himself:
"The Southern States do not now intend to
abandon the Union, whatever ultimate recourse
events may impose upon them. 1t is tho last re-
source Of oppressed and humiated nationali,ios,
like the lsraeltes Of old, to gather up their house
and some happier destiny. The people of the
South are Of different spirit and Of another pur.
pose. They are resolved, in the FIRST instance, to
vindicaie their rights in the Union, peaceably, il
possible, by force, If necessary. The Constitution
and the Confederacy are the work Of their fathers
hands; and they DO not mean to give up the in
heritance with all its glorious traditions and in
spring memories. They do not intend to lose the
prestige Of legitimacy; TO throw away the power
OF the Federal Government; to net as il they were
not the regular and orderly interest 10 the Confed
erscy: On the contrary, they will vindicate the
principles OF the Constitution and the integrity of
sne Dnlon against the sectional and reasonable
schemes Of the anti-slavery party Thew will
soourge and expsl the evil spirits which inest the
holy temple: and in this sacred service thew ex.
poet the assistance of millions Of true and valan,
men in the North. The proportion will be re-
vsrseds and, instead Of his eighteen millions, tn,
insignificant band Of traitors, will be crushed he
tween the eoHoint efforts Of patriots in the Soutl
and patriots 10 the North.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-04

we invite attention to their advertisement IN ano-
ther column.
As far as practicable. let US do our own manu-
featuring. IN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-04
A Good Move.

The Charleston Courier says it has the best nu-
ihority for stating that measures arc in progress
for geneial meeting uf the presidents and direc-
tors If the Southern railroads to provide for the
Southern manufac.ory Of locomotives aud other
railroad equipments.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-04
Grower 81 RokeTG

~ CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MAGAZINES, 49, Iironl-
way, New IVrk, aud l.! Baltimore Street
\ MN SflLE--pkiCE Sj0-IIEMMEES A. EXTRA
THIS nlelne from two slIo purchased from thu.
a.lrrg iuiing of thread. Il Hens Fels taI-
and stitches in superior style, finishing. by
rdiion, without recourse die hand needle,
Gu;t other machines. II will do cheaper
ing ttn sean-trrss ir She works an
EJhr
II nd circular j. 7. DAVIS & GO.
dts. Agents, lynchburr,
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The Oxygenated Bitters.

Inc OXySenaCeQ BltterS.
S- MATURE in her great ahrntoy. has stored
~ remedy adapted To every disease which flesh Is heir
to- But 1t requires the investigate aud research Of the phi
snrr I" discover and supply this remedy. Such research anil
investigation has succeeded In discovering remedy for that
adjective dispcnaii"n the lSrEr>lA! with all Its
and numerous evils and be safely asserted that until
the aP"arace q" the 0rygemdfd Bersa case Of Dyspepsia
cured experience In medical Practice Now under
the influence Of these Blters the rule is cure the eXccp
ton, failure 10 cure.
lead the following which the subscriber requests pub
lisi Tor the benefit OF the afflicted:
In O6dn,dfe and hreteIute case Q DYSPEPSIA CURED
BY TIE OfYGENd TED BIT2KTX
The following from gentleman well known the ,gnn in
which e lives ought 10 satisfy all those Of little faith
WATkgrowS y. Y. July Is, ISIS.
sEni " FowlE Co., Bvs,on,s Nine years since l
was attacked by that Of all discusses Dyspesid which
affected me s 10 cause great OPPRESSION ulness and hloatn
{" The bowels Immediately after eating, accompanied with
role pains in the often vomiting,
ardy and headache, together with general debility and
icring, altogether rendering life burtlen.
Alter having tried every known without and
tcsIaifing ." reganng lost health induced
MAXI Of tho Oxygenatcd Bers, The good which
were immediately visible my health and system Before
using whole bottle Was cnrc. cured and feel pleasure
la Inducing all Ike sufferers myself 10 MAKE ot this
marhnhc ren,Vdy, TllED CALDWELL.
Prepared by = W. FoWLE & CO.. BosioH, and for sale h5
William Sro'hcr 70, and John H. sea,, L.neburg;
e. iu;i tamhrIl g. H.; and by all Druggists and dealers IN
medicine throughout the city and country. dee ID i'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-04
Trustees Sale Of Land In Franklin Co.

10y virtue Of deed II trust executed by Isaac Jones h ia
1Dlsae Jones' trustee 10 the tw l
!er,n mentioned due 10 said Isaac Jones, Jr and Recorded IN
Franklin County Court clerks office, the I'd Of Oc,
i> land Ia which deed the undersigned WIS by All Ier M
the County court Of franklin, pronounced the 9th day Of de-
ceber, 1s substituted trustee In the place nd
NJ Jnnes) shall, the lith day OF JANUARY l,,, un"
the premises, proceed 10 SELL by public auction cash %
Of land lying in said county Of Frankn, belonging 10 M
Isaac Jones' Jr, known the BUFFALO tract auins
the lands of Harvey Cla,to and others containing uc
or less Persons wishing 10 purchase ascertain t
quality "i laid land by nquiring Of persons residing in fin"
ncigborhood of the undersigned at Rocky Mount Fnt
County. dec D I'm q. T. DENNIS 'Tri.t.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-04

try 10 which II existed was The late RoBERr BAY
Lon SExrLE, of fredericksburg. some thirty-odd
years ago.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-04

SANFOiD'S LIVER 1NvIGORATOE,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
NEN III DEBlLIrA1ES.
PjEiFlEs THE BLOOD,
III hiflE> TIE BLOOD,
III lIlllS TIE BLOOD.
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
cIEiaS BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
CURES CHRONIC DlAEIllEA
ttEl.- tiIoiJC,
ti'El.- FLArTLENCY,
tIfHiS COSTLY ENESS.
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS
See advertisement Ia another column. lecl5-2r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-04
HollOyUov's p

HolloWays Pills.
ts flInI ShNDS of nyHluniur, sn,rirs are comm lifted
ktS 10y persons who take metallic poison, mis,,,nc,
sis lie These pills suothe cleanse regulate, ami in, ig
rat" the diseased and cnecbcd Internal organs mi
Eating aad ntaming the like ir and other uu.
raj medicines Sold nj hu uHnufcury, M Maiden La,
Ne" 9rk and b. all druggists, at @5c d. and 81 per
dee i5-iw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-04

oFflCE CITIZENS SAYINGS BANK
yv1ur l.fNCnBuRG, January 3, 1850 {
fgnla annual meeting OF the Stockholders tho Cii.
~ savings Bank at lynchhurg IN hs held nj their
osk. ious on Thursday evening the inst nj O'CLOCK
IF tlii attendance is desired ' - ~
jan iNai JAS. o. WILLIAMS Tr,,sur.r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-04

POWerloSS 1Or EVu-fOIeUt lOI 1OOO.
WHEN main or Inflammation Is present, and Brand
MS rcils pills used the, at once seize upon The hu,
occasion Of the pain and Inflammation anu
remove them from body This quality Of alone SELLING
causing expulsion of depnyed hnniors Is pos S.
g., by other Brandrehs Pills operate solely
upon Impurities which surround and affect he iisses nn
organs afflicted disease. BY NATURAL AFFINITY, THEY skE
TFss aoRs THAT or THE SUR
P.Krs, and cxI them from the body Young leo-
pie cannoi aged and old pcope In measure
appreciate that medicine which, being used In sickness acts
on, upon The Of disease and which has no power except
those huors whose PRODUCES every pam ah
euo,a every disease Whatever orgnn is af
se these wonderful pills penetrate. aud remove npu-
they removed rom the body In rheumatism, fycrs eu
ri.es, pains In the side, dykpcpsa head aches covcne-s
colds coughs throas piles ulcers, bos, they
give immediate relief and taken early prevent organic dis
ease Maaics beyond huunn skill, have yielded
their influence and millions o human lives have been saved
by their tmr, Oh. now Important in sickness 10 use that
medicine which only rXtingusies the disease, and leaves
evil behind Sold Dr. l'randretls Principal Office,
No nj Canal street, New YORK. and b, all respectable dealers
in medicine. ldec l6-ilm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


a- THE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CONTACTS
Wx<F MILLS, &c, upon short notiee - - ,,,>,c,,
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ES TABL ISHED 1888.
Attention Miij

Attention Militia
IVY, snhs'fheris prepared with suitable CLOTH EFT.
Tons, AZ, for Officers paits pI,,sa
order nj 9ce lie will also furnish SWORDS EPAULi1s
luarrh atilts. wv, n,o,
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SPECIAI, NOTICE

Ii hills ue the late arn Of H. Thompson L o. On the :,
N of July, 1SjY III H placed the hands the pr,.r
Ger ir collection, II not paid by January ls, 1861
dee lytijan j. III TIIoNPSnN