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IRdian Affairs on the Western Frontier

IIdiap Affairs on the Western Frontier.
The latest information received IS to tae re-
suit of the mission Of the Confederate Com
missioner, Hon. Albert q. Pike, Ito the Indian
nations on the Western frontier, we md in q
letter published in the Fort Smith Herald OF
the 10th.
Notwtthstand a heavy outside iufiu.
snce, treaty advantageous 10 both par ties
was made with the rulers of the Greek nation
Before entering upon the consideration of the
treaty 1t was voted by unanimous yote OF
the Council. TO go with the South, treaty or
no treaty. The principal men have been true
as steel 10 the South, from the beginning of
tho negotiation. and the nation ratified their
treaty by a'unanimous vote In Council, every
town being represented. Their regiment VIII
be ready in few days, and probably hall d
dozen companies more.
About sixty OF the Reserve Carnanches,
Pondah Ross, Wichitas, kichais etc havs
had a talk with the Commissioner. He ex.
poets - effect treaty with the VI lid Ca
manchss, who are coming in to w ichita Agency
70 meet him for that purpose, las also the
RiowaS, and 10 settle them ali upon reserves.
AS soon rs the Seminole treaty 10 signed. Com
missioner Pike, with Superin tendent Rec tor,
Agent Leeper, VIM. glastonbury, the secre-
tary OF the Conn Ssioner, and the others of
the party, accompanied ny delegation Of the
Greeks and Seminoles, and strong escort of
Iudian troops. will 60 10 the Wichita Agency
to meet the Reserve Indians and wild tribes.
There Is little doubt that at least 900 Ca-
manches will be present.
The standard OF the commissioner Is a sig
nificant one. In its blue field are the eleven
white stars in a circle, and inside that circle
the missioner has placed four small red
stars, forming the four ex:rsmitiss of n pas
sion cross, for the four natiops-the Oh ocI-
taws, Chickasrws, Greeks and Semincles-in
token that these Christian tribes Of red men
are encircled by our prot.ction, and are With
1s AID OF "a, When, II ever, we Dean II III
| Will forrn the centre Of The cross, The cen,
| raissinasg VIII aot again ssAs 80 sTaat With
| Mr. Rcs<, saf With JAa -ubsf0sees, While I'd
rssxsins Ia pawerI b1t Ne tsayetHrasat viii
| POI desert " isAss AAsfoss4ssd sas sf.sadS h
J the South asaeax tht CheSpaees
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The Right Sptri..-Ths Directors of the
Richmond lBaptist) College recently held a
meeting, aud passed resolution giving the
College during the war to Il committee Of Lou
isiana gentlemen, to be used by them as hos
pital for the sick and wounded soldiers of the
Confederate States Army. The committee pro-
ceeded Immediately to have tho College build
lngs fitted up for the uss intended, and the
work is now going on. 1t will be rememb ercd
that for several months past the grounds and
College buildings have been in use by the sol
diers of our army, they having been relin-
duished on the first intimation that they might
be made useful in furthering the great cause
ia which we are all engaged.
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4 .friu.It tieuiHs

Nj. ions BRIehT has been, Of late illum-
.aIirg hia inends ct Manchester upon the
ubjsct Of cotton, the American war, and other
la.tc.s too tedious to mention. lie tells
Aeta 10 reco!.sct what breaking the block
. .io means" "It means, ," says lie, "war witt
he United States; aud don't think myself
L woold'be cheap to break the .ckade, a,
he cost ,f a war with the United States. /
pllh That nc cost Of A war with the United
-faie, Womb he nrohabIv. half wars. FIR g.
..-, co,..,.e-.,Is t;,ra f. ,hoss r,-so,,s :,
g.-,...,,s nh, ,,,,,,l ls on, or yrarL If ,bera
,,.,.,,.
n. $780,. - ,--o-,o-,, -n,.;.,, .-o.-..
-,
,..,..,...,....,u -. ,-,3 -,
mon AZ
"eiN % S"' il''e' 'N'H' Is 'Ao 0A1eihi1A' 'l'
'oEIS I'll wien '-F' H. presents 10 ms con
'.'1thts 80 '"'h cIolce OF the one or tao
.-L-s. i.-bc5 ln~J mast staTye outright, |.
-.ia "!''t."e 'e h'' broken or they mast hal
-"f'o Il l. 10. N'''"tf alternative i very
f.eAt~ij - aaMltj btt We Know nothing OF
-.auk.no, Al there vas any hesitation on tic
u..; @. 80 4cdjeF &C. y c are Convinced there
was nos man auslug them all who aid Hot
;.iu6 tn,t d-.r IS war win the United
s.a.es M, be, Il Is cheaper than wholesale
NJ Ev..ur deuouDceg all intsrferenee with
me hi.ck,a IL as 2 manifest il Justice. We do
40. Icga.,. 1t IN tAas Iig1t. Necessity is supe-
-acr 70 al. .A6. Let LIS suppose tbat Jdero was
.at one eaunt,y in the wc14d IN which articles
Il to-4 W. produced, ana tina. al tie human
'ac2 ~ero Sug.sIsd from that source. Let Us
-Grpoee that ,yIDo other couutry should under
cake to iiVeka1e that country. Can j, he sup
posed thai al nation, merely cut 81 rsspee,
t2r the law Of nations, EcUid respect such a
blockade. Certainly not 14e Wh,io outside
wolit would eohsi ire - break H. We consider
lae example directly II point. Ihs welfare OF
..nsi4pl AID fraDcc-thois commercial safety
the 1,o4 u millions Of heir objects
IRE al dependent upon this blockade. The
Jaw Of nations may lie strong bond, although
i has sppea red to lie in each individual in
stance Of Is application, only a chain 10 re
lain such aa.ic1s as src too woas to break
II vita iInpuai:y. Ii may be strong law,
lat not half 50 strong as thu law Of Ma
ur2. g,.i of which # is said "a s,-;no AND sflf
rreseryatiop j. The first article IN the Natural
code. VIII 4 man diving Of starvation. with
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AEsssrs --.-everal arrests have lately been
made IN Ioudoun county, Va, OF citizens
who, forgetting III" loyalty due the
Old Comnonv alth, have furnished aid and
comfort 70 her enemies. The LeeSburg Mir
ror says they viii be allowed a tair and impair
tlaI trial, and # innocent OF the charges pre-
f-rred against them, be honorably and gladly
acquitted. IT, on the other hand, they lie
guilty, they must bear the conseq uences Of
ther own iuhaelity, Witch in some cases, il is
believed, has been most Migrant.
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TgE LArIha oF H.LiFAX Amongst the
many patriotic ladies whose noble deeds corn
In4od ne *pprohation of the country, those
q! Hah.nx deserve especial notice, Ha Wing
sent forth their husbands and sons TO battle,
taey have formed themselves into societies 70
ala in clothing the brave defenders of our sell
and to alleviate their suderings. The "Woli
Trap Aid Society" but recently formed
promises unusual success, under the manage
r1eut Of the following ladies' ID: b1rs- Thos. 5
FIournoy, President; Mrs. H. Cha stain, Vice
President Mrs. ID, 4. Claiborne, Treasurer
hrs. Vim Clarke, Secretary.
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OF for re Seat IF War-The Fourteenth
Regiment, N. c. State Troops, left this city
on Thursday, for the scat Of war. Prior tc
embarking, The mon were addressed at the re-
quest Of their officers, by Hons. A. W. Nena
bic and W. s. Ashe, who pledged themselves
that the wires and little ones Of the soldier
should be tenderly cared tor in their absence
Col. W. J. Clarke responded eloquently, ant
pledged the regiment to die to man in ths
field to return with honor. Lieut.. Col. T. B
Venable also submitted few remarks, which
were received with q warm welcome.
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Asa Wantsh-Persons of the male gender
wishing to dispose of them selves In an e'igi BILE
manner, can find the places To do so BY read
ing this aper. Capt. Bossieux, OF Inc Elliott
iiTays, will take L. unmarried men int
his company. The latter preferred because
of the absence OF an excuse tor PASS 20 como
TO Richmond about once week.
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.S;eaN Notes.-Twenty five cen. notes. for
making change, are badly wanted in this city.
We believe that the Council authorised an
issue of that denomination but all the time
of the President aud Clerk Of the Couocil since
has been taken up in signing larger noies.
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Arresis--Parker c. Wescoas, a member Of
the Governors Guard, of this city, was appre-
hended and Gagged yesterday evening on the
charge Of deserving his company. Thomas, a
slave of Mrs. Wsring, was arrested for steal
ing silver time-piece from William, slave OF
George f.. Sadler.
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Mayors Court, Yestsrday.-A number o.
parties arraigned for petty deliuquoncies were
discharged yesterday Among them, Henry
Scott, charged with an assault on Thos. Mar.
tin John +. Tully, drunk and staggering
about the streets; Lawrence Paul, assaulting
Pauline Kloss. a case against VIM. ". Volt
was continued until the 18th aud defendantIad-
mitted to bail for his appearance. lie was
arrested by order of the Mayor, having pro-
cured pass for self and wife to proceed to
Yorktown, and afterwards allowing it to be
used by other parties. Joanna Custill0,
charged with purloining SO from Frank
Wingo, was sent to jail tor another examina A.
ton. Case of Mrs. Bridget and Miss Mary
Dcvipe, for committing an assault and battery
on James Broderiok, was continued TIL a more
convenient season.
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csntribution. fer til. Sick and Wounded.


To TIE Editors Of the Dispatch Please &C
knowledge through your paper the tollowin 1
contribu. Sons to the sick and wounded sol
dIers:
Ladies OF Grinald, Miss through Mrs.
Elizabeth Beyy, Mrs r.. Ragsdsls. nIrs.
Kate Dopkin, Committee sos 90.
Thos NJ. Parish, late OF Orange county,
Va, now of New Orleans, $50
Mrs, NJ. J. DemeIman, of Richmond, s..
Wyndham Robert son, OF Richmond, 800.
Col. q r. Barksdale, $40 rs
Mrs W. I. fourqueran, OF Halifax, g 90,
Col. W. I. F0urq ueran, of Halifax, go Go
through Williams * Darlington.
small sum OF money found IL the purses
Of my two children after their death (they
loved the soldiers III their lives,) and small as
il is, send i! to them by Mrs. Ann Malone,
sundry cit'zons Of Henrico, through Jonah
Dcbbs, tl0.
From visitors to Allegheny Springs. s6+
Ladies OF Rough Greek, Charlotte county,
Va, through K. n. Andrews, one box con-
tanning yaluables.
Lsdtes OF Memphis, Tenn, through Thos.
II Allen, shirts, drawers, pillo slips ana
pillows.
" F Gaines, lot of vegetables, sc.
Eiward Wilcox, Charles Olty, butter,
CD ,ckens and ous veal.
d. S. and b. @. Watkins, Powhatan, chick.
ems, potatoes hc.
Mrs. I. @. Leak, chickens, wine, &c,
HRS. ]. r. Royal, Charles City, butter and
butter milk.
Mrs, Sarah A. Savage, OF Grenada, Miss,
CiloW-sips, towels, &C.
Miss s NJ. PembertoI and Miss ) lie ".
Bnrke, King William, handsome bouquets.
Miss L Webb and mies MOili8 Sutton, OF
Hanover, handsome bouquets.
Ladies OF Cartersville, Va, through Pat
rick Smith, two boxes containing useful arti-
cleR.
Also, make corrections OF articles published
short time since, TO ladies Of Kingston, n
SO and one beg OF sage, through Lew is
Wabb, instead OF ladies of Newborn"
Isaac ". WALKER
Chairman OF Com. on Col!eC ton.
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Hon. 4 r. HoTFLgR The statement In the
Geographic column yesterday, that Mr.. Ro.e-
Ter had hseu sent 10 Fort Lafayette, was er-
Tonsou.. oar Shepherdstown CORES pondeni
gives m account Of HI arrest and subssq uen /
release. The burning Of Mr., BIS mills is q
ehar"'i-r.e'i" ca rage. furnishing another H.
i"sui'i0n "t the deyilish spirit % the Yankee
~ gadnIa.
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food Qsv..-Tha Directory Of The Rich.
saest sesals tasaia.s SAVE received u give
shs daasassfa os vslsxtssJa. Ia ~ sssyiss Il
.hs cer!.assass sAtsi. ,ulAsa Il ,As saflssA
branches tfsS Sf ShsssS
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Hanoeer AiIttia.-Wo understand that q
large number OF the miiiiamsn of Hanover
county Arc now encamped al Fairfield race
ground, near this city. and arc receiving N Ill
tary instruction from competent instructors.
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Pers0nal-Among the arrivals a. the Elk
change, yesterday, were Charles II. Lynca,
John NJ. Speed, Lynchburg; William Bout
ware, King & Queen; John S. Meem, John 5.
Barbour, Il. w. Vandergrift, Virginia
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r''%t' A'AEs"a AF"IsEsr.--A lady CORES
pondo1i - "rstA ua TO publish 4 list of the
killed a"@ wounded 10 Captains KINGS aud
Dawson = companies, foErlA Alabama gfg, j..
ment /. gAy one will fatEisA - viii xuca
i l.;t, lac request Wal I'D eose..,,s,s wife,
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hiLLIsa TtaEs.-A correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury gives the following mar
rative OF q remarkable occurrence in Prince
Williams Parish, 3. q
On Tuesday morning, the 18th inst, BY the
dawn OF day, Henry, servant OF Mr. Jesse
NJ. Nilsson, tHho is now in the service at
bEaddork's Foint,) and Toney, a lad of 10 or
II years OF age, started out .'coon hunting !"
and In going 10 the field they passed small
pond about leo yards from the negro q uartsrs
Their oog buck, passed through the pond,
when they saw some huge animal run out,
and the'r faithful deg in full cry pursuing -
They snpposed IL deer. but in d rsw mi n utss
voice very ta.shtaiiy. They approaoned the
tree, aef saw On a pine distinctly huge aal,
gal, sroVlsng and waSging its lgnx Tail so.
Hssss ssas hssss Immediately lss the saa,
aaa :. liaa u CASE n!asie 1spstsl sh0t. aisG
thg III soc head, saa bringing s,ssy 10 .as
sroana ssw tAs aalxxsl. si.d isana h " n
feet 10 tnehss la,ls,
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The Militia.

kICHAoND, Aug. 24.h, 1861.
To the Editors Of the Dispatch In your
issne of the 21st mat, noticed a piece signed
50 Oiunteer Private, . and Was glad see
that some one had come forward and called
upon the militia of the city and county TO
come out and volunteer promptly, TO complete
the quota called for by the Governors pro-
clamatiOn.
But in your issue the next day-the 22d-
this piece is replied TO by Militia" and ieel-
ing in terested in this matter of volun teering,
| cannot allow "Militia's'' sta cement to 20
before n. people of the cornty without re
plying to him. In his estimate of the num-
Der of men already furnished ny the city and
county Jointly, he has evidently fallen into r.
noat eggregio error. He says thatsths city
and county together have furniih g / "3, s55 J)r
81 more than hor quota OF 3. 79a required TO be
furnished -
Now, the error into which ''Militis" ha.
fallen rs simply this: In making up his mum
her Of 3,855, he has actually included the
"Tredegar SattsliOn,' which numbers $50
men according TO his own statement. Now,
by what right does militia include $50 men,
who form q "home 81 ard Tor city protection, -
and who ara daily at work at the 1redegar
Foundry Is that the way to estimate the
quota req uired by the Governors proclama-
ton If so, doubt very N uch if we would
not be safe in saying that the Confederate
States have now 500 0Qo men in The field WHY
didn't "Militis' include the Ellis Battalion
also 1-he could have swollen the number to
about 357.
Hp"I hcoeAh TulIOIHp KY SOlc OBJECT IN
writing this article is, simply to correct an
error into which militia" has fallen. and
which is calculated TO injure the volun teer
system now going on in the city and county,
without the slightest intention, am sure, on
the part of "Mllitin" to do SO. so, according
10 his own statement, the city and county TO-
gether Is yet 2e3 short Of the quota. But his
figures are very far from being right. l have
been informed by Colonel of one OF the ci ty
regiments, that the city has furnished con-
sderably over and above her quota; but from
accurate calculation the connty Is Ne or AIS
snort.
l was anxious that "Eolun teer Private
should reply TO "Miitia," bat as he has moi
done so, determined to notice 1t myself. II
the county IL short OF her quota, as we are
told by the entleman already men tions al A.
commanding a regiment, then they should
come forward at once and fl up the ranks OF
the various companies now forming In the
city and couuty HsxpIrn
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Obituary

r, ped, on the night Of July 4Ist, at III, &c,
House., FhEDERiCk DAVIpsOS, sscoad . -sn
James v. Davidson, ksq.. from woant raes,a 81
" me bNtte OF MANASSAS. he was a ns,t'''7 ~
The "Rockbridge klhes," IN the asgi..s,,"s Il
nanded by Goi. James J.. Preston, and m s, IN
IN eli that ssllant and heroic b.ua thsys rA-'h
apirit more fearless and devoted thap FRA - ,
yids"n. The writer OF this brie. skstch 80 "a
Lnrse days before the grand conflict in -, q. 70
1851 MS lille, and his galsty and cherrfpi a
me prospect oil battle could not have b,sn 800
er IL ne had been On HIS way to some 81 Z V.
county festival. In a daring charge MAJ Hai
negimsnt, ne was shot thiuGBh the bnIy ",'
hvod long enough TO receive The consn =, Vo1
ahhion' ana rsiig'ous attentions from friend, -
reiatlves "ho were associated with him - ~
same company. His last words were IT "a "a " >
mother that died IN glorious cause - "a ga, N
brief sentence be inscribed upon his ,o,HS 'hat
who would wish a prouaer epitarh g-ITro'',a !
Ed1stse. ltl '|''H
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y ~ isyals, mas lsisly Wa eoss.' assss. :
h..@s 81 s,,s ralgs Sac ugin' Ug sas nssA.
h:s 81 lGs Lsnceih QQYs.nmsni
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s'RDf. NORFOLK.
1oa@sorosp4sok or TBs ssJsAoto o1srAroz


NORFOLK, Va. aug. -, 1891
Notw-Ith sandiog the Information relative
10 The foreign arrival mentioned il my last
Sc. med entirely reliable. Il has proved TO be
ITcoCTeCt. The 5psn.sh Consul having re-
ceiyed intelligence TUESDAY night tha; the
Span isl Gov Innent steamer petronell4 had
arrived, Went dow Yesterday Ilorging with
the Spanish fig, aid II houu iiul supply OF
good things tor the officers OF the snip, be-
longing, rs ne sup! oSea, to tts Government
W0icl ha represents. On &Tri1 in5 IN tho
Roads, he was informed that no Spanish YES
sci had heel there Tor some tIGs. = Ouch
war ste5Mer, however, came ia the Roads
Tuesday, aLd amer exchanging sIlutes and
leaning ne dituyutieS between tha Nor h
ard the Sou h she left quickly and without
tul ther ceremony. / cal not ascertain her
name, whence she came from, or her destira-
ton.
4 flag of truce went down TO Fo-t Monroe
yesterday, ant dispatches vera exchanged be-
tween officers Of the two hcstils Govern
ments.
r large mArchcnt ship is reported ashore
inside OF Cape Henry, name, &c net ascer-
tanned. The report may not be correct.
Yesterday, two young gentlemen--oIe from
this city and the other belonging 10 compa-
ny stationed below the city-went cut in Il
small boa. some distance from the shore Of
IynnhaYen Bay. 1t soon became calm, and
they were observed by tha officers OF the
Federal steamer Quaker CI'y. boat was
Immediately lowered aud manned, ami started
IN the direl tion Of the boat from the shore
the adventurous young men succeeded III run
ming the beat on a shCal place, and they
effected their escape from the ankees.
Experiments mada VIII the new piece OF
ordnance, riHeG 1T cur Navy \ ard, show a
range OF over four miles. These powerful
guns Will be further tesred, aLd il is hoped
they viii be found equally as efactual as
- lected. GALRKIUs,
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, DIVINE sEkVIUE.-T IN
g. ALL PEKsONs wi.Liu. 10 -
WANTS.
LFoT 0sssr FSRts," SEA Erst

tror 0sssr -'FGats,'' Erst Fs,.l
W ANT ED-Por the balance Of the year. 4
w gUoi, steady WOMAN or GIhL u d. .s..
r"l hOu-e -WVrk FOR sniaIi family Apply
49, $500 l.. =. FlDt,
II VIM. +. Mi.chelis Saddle aud Harness s.oIs.
on Erank-ln strset, above the Market
au 24-stN
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INDIAN WARRIORS bno-r for the Fray
From the Hon. &. w Adalna of this county
who arrived At home a few days since from
the northern part OF this Strt@, we learn tina
On las. Monday week thirteen hundred Iuaian
warriors sou thera gili, F. cTo sed the Arkan-
sAs river near ufL Smith Ell route for III ctJul-
iough's camp Tn.se Indiana were armed
With fife, uulcher knife and tnniahawk. and
aat ;hsir faces palG ic,l, eaS halt red aud the
otass Diees.
Hs alssi leafs tEet 4 fsg.iaaat vi fnasa.sJ
Ttkass likewise f,rsesd toe ATkSnsas 81 "
gsar Fort hnisa fss tea Saias aessisstisa, -
hstssd satsls, l0ty
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DIED,

On ysst.s,day. IN this city, child OF John ,u
=, me Ianeral VIII be preached this nor,,, =.
~ crock Al Union Stallion. The fr,snd. ing a,
a"s'n,ances 0, the family srsinv,sd to aitsss q.
On me Iatn mat at the residence Of N, r.
Vadsn, u In Chesterfield, Of tYphns far.i no',
jor A. J. BOdGbsS Of Georgia '''s'' Ma
, on Tuesday idayy n"rpag, Aug toh Of ehol4r.
sssvs Joan u D, vi, on -o9 of j h. .ads
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I UsT.-Un Thursday last, on Nhucsoo ~
l. or somewhera on The " asthau Plank Read,
email POCKET. BOOK, coatsiniug aboat F.f1
DOLLARS In bank notes, and bond Tor let'
hire Of fiss, drawn payable 10 the sNb-cF io0f -
Henry W and John w FISHER The 0ni-E WA
be suitably rewarded by Leaving Il VIVA nj
Royal Todd, grocer, II Sh0ckoe -. ,,r
az -4-2t- kEUEEN tnTTRELL
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- FOR RENT-A de-trabie Rh,IpbNNA,
~ on the NoTtn side of Main, 6atwae7 a "a
AA ith strests containing eight rooms an 1(hsf
converienees suitable f.. family ie-iteae7,
hospital sc. For further 1. ormation, - /. y 70
nu 7l-st EDW' u EACHo. H'F -
DFICE.-The CO partnership IF Low -
y COOK having hean diSs 81 we'd on 21tb ,nst ,oy
the death Of q. .. L0WNKs the bu.laesS WI. be
closed by me.
All pvr-cas holding 81 aims sgsinst the eoncsra
of Lownes & took will pi-sse seud then to His
Ger psyment, 2ad ali persons Indicted 10 tie -1.i
ffm viii please cali aud s@ttle their scc0r NE -
soon a. possible. WM b. CON,
surviring partner If Lowues 3 '''s.