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berrs of the slightly wounded soldiers were tend
ed in private families in Washington for the
kind-hearted inhabitants, who had seen them
ma, oh forth, glittering with steel and crowned
in advance with flowers and banners, rushed out
on that fatal Monday morning, and compelled
them to come In, they returned crest fallen and
fainting, covered with mud and blood, and took
them to their homes and hearts, and lavished
upon them everything that kindness could be-
stow.
But all noticed how silent the poor fellows
we're and continued to be. As they had not
been boosters before they went, SO they made
no excuses when they returned. Everybody else
talked, but the seIdiers said nothing. In some
cases they were questioned as to the barbarites
said to have been committed by the enemy; not
a few replied, II saw nothing OF the kind
One man that we know of said, II did see one
of ,em shoot pner fellow that was wounded and
begging for his life; that was the way got my
wound" leaving the hearers to guess tue iac:.
which was, that he shot the cowardly assassin,
and yas in his turn shot by another of the troop
This was young farmer of the Second Wiscon-
sin, q regiment which behaved CALAMITY through
out.
It were vain, however, to cite instances; they
are .no numerous. The noble way in which our
tmen behaved under their modification and dis
appointment is known tosail yho saw them; and
when, after many days, discussion began, as it
mist come in such cases sooner or later, a just
and manly tone pI eyailed- passionat., it is true,
but not mean; keen and anxious, but with Al
singular absence Of egotisn: You heard not,
III" hut "we." as the "Reminiscences came.
out. and, through al, not word that sounded
like personal h4tred Of the enemy. M
~ 70 resnlts, oys c0mpanders may comfort
fhn fnt Load ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

TvOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-ON SATURDAY,
IL january the United states mail steamer FULTON,
J. 4 Walton COMMANDER viii aal from pier 81 North river,
coOt Of Beach street, Saturday, January NJ noon
This steamer unsurpassed for safety and comfort has
engines deck enclosed By tight cDpart
1ents which, other results tend the event OF COLI
stranGng keep the ps free 10 work. aud SECURE
The safety of vessel and passengers
Price OF passage In second cabin, TI5 and $6o
Fer freight passage apply to
SAMUEL M. TUS, , &aocts A.. uroa5yay
GRO. MACKENZIE, Ason'S' NO. o'oau"as'
The steamer AKAGO will sail February z
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when, IN any year tho surplus revenues Of the canal.
do not exceed the OF hundred thoasAn4
dolags the constitution requires that tho interest on IN
old canal debt amounting in the last sscs year 70 nvo
hundred and hty seven thousand SIX hundrd ano
~ seven dollars shall FIRST be peid th.reon and -
balance which last year million Que hundred -
eleven Thousand nine hnsdred and thirty fouf uolax
sixtyone cents shall 20 the sink Ing fd esaDiaooo
by Article 7, sec. 1, 10 redeem the princir,L, -
The balance Of 1903 ,629 ~ due ior aYsus, me.ess -
he inc, me or the direct and w necessarily consaoo
be maid In the nalner ~ onB as ths surplus ~
venues are insuh1cteDt -. .,-.x.,
,na ,ho whole sum of one million seven hundred ths
ard o,rs will form fund sutcient TO cytinguish to0
eb OF amounting 70 Sic 2 ooe 90 by the LIST day0
snusrv 1897 This portion Of the public debt Is 70 -
Immediately reduced by the payment Of nearly one NJ
lion dollars thereof due hs day the money fof which -
in the Treasury
The Legislature OF s. winter authorized levy Of go
and oneeighth OF mill tar 10 pay tho interest on loaD
overdfats and interest overdras but tho money ~
ing needed before the taxes could be collected the Oa-
ssicrcrs of the Canal Fund, under authority of chap -
aa5 Of the laws Of 1885, anticipated the collection of -
much Of n by borrowing the sum OF one millioa Nu0
hundred thousapd dollars. This sum, which forms ~ ~
above table part Of the debt OF &l3 100000, wv ~
tho accrued interest, be paid frsm the proceeds N ~
levy on The lat OF JaDnary neSA
There was on the 30h Of September sst Of sccrAiuo6
canal claims unpaid the svm OF $3.50 853 - cousistj
az drafts certificates o Canal Commis ouers ana q
awards for land damages made by the Car al AppracrU
Of this sum esI c0 have been or VIII be raid out OF
tie proceeds OF the ddect tax rsias and 10 be rac
under chapter - of the laws M 1852 There are nm
eer,ained claims outstanding for 1s nev cant wS1
held on contracts not yet comples ed when duo shSn
viii aiso be payable from the tay cs as above
Under the provisions OF ctv pter 100 OF ths IAws =
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TTupeoE RIVER RAIIRoAD-FoR ALBANY AND
III Troy connscting with trains North and West
v.o1 cTawrvps srnrrr rnox THIRTY rIRsr srrsrr.
Ftvryss sad II A. N. aud -, usu An. and 5s0P.M
rws ana Albany. Man aaiS $40 Pm.
Troy saz As.nz syisA sleep iosr.x srndays ocludsd
ruassfcsvs DSss Srrs ua,s, 7oAM sA NJ sndlUP
s,os Sing ssn, 10 ~ and iossA NJ, ssa $50 ana 7io
AA sn' s~ r. sMirH, Superintendent
New YORK, HARIEN AND Albany RArLRoAD.-
IN FOR Albany and Troy cosnesting WITH the New Yo,k
wsk s,so with the northern RsrvSA SaraseA Rutsnd
Buringln Pattsburg Rouse's Point Oreasourg and Mon
te arranGemsat commencing Monday Dccember
"a pTrafns viii leave New York ~ folows-For Albany,
IA asd I'D r. NJ. cxprsss train from Tyoe rev, ncr
CilY Hall For Albany 7:3o A. n. and 4:t5 & NJ Do 76h
depot De- 10 A n express man train from Tryon row
10, 1875 A. NJ, 40 do, 2sh - dspsA Oroton Falls r
wise ssis ss @ ;s s soS opins :, ~ '' :.
All stations, from whiAs street depot wismsorids- N
wuiiamsbssdee ASF NJ "WEDNESDAY and Saturday only,
sUppIna al statons from 26th depot Returning Will
issvr Albany A. n. and 20 r. ~; Hast Albany, 71b A
H and As r -, express train. Albany les<s A. East
Arbasy A. s,Press mail nal trrir orossn rsis ~,
yS}smsbridgc $50 A. N. and p NJ stoppnS 81 ali sta
,Ss Wnilsmsbrdgc 10 r. N. WEDNESDAY and Saturday
@W JOHN BuRCHrLr. Asst sup,t
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MEDICAL.

nR. HUNTER HAS FOR THIRTY YEARS C0NrIEiD
his OF certain class In which ne
hsa treated no less ATTY thousand without In
stance failure his great remedy, DIT Hunters Red Drop
cnrra when regular treatment and AL other
remedies fall wi,hou. dieting OF restriction IN the habits
tie patient without the disgusting anA sickenng sf
fecs OF other remedies In cAses IN lose than sx
hours roots out the poisonous ,aint Mo blood y surs
Be obtained genuine anywhere but At tho old ONCE No
Dvson strcei Book for nothing thai trca OF he evu O.
feefs a. early
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a5 West street and SIS Broadway.
The r. II. Cuyisr succeeds on saturday, January
eTHRoUGH FREIGHT ARRANGEMESr-FoR NOR
folk Portsmouth, City Point and Richmond, connectng
With Norfolk and Petersburg and Southaide Railroad, for
Lyuchburg. Bristol, Memphis and Intermediates places
= Sors = rE:r os,s, Skinner. .,e. ever,
ssesnsshr RokNoKx Captain Couch every Saturday o.
Freight 10 Norfolk per fOoa; City Point, cents
aud RIchunopd Scents.
assscs 10 Norfolk sateroon and meals Included Ss 10
Ysrsburx OF Richmond $40 children between the Of
~ ii half price LuDLAM a HEINEKRN,
No. las BrondwAy.
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DRoYBssOR REsTE1I. ls1 CHAMBERS STREET, CAN
be oossued usual or By Letter Addressed 70 Dor 80
New orb odce.
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TTAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS
III EVERY TEN DAYS.
To sail On Friday, Jan II, ct II clock
the steamship
CAHAkgpA

NOR SAVANNAH AND THE sOUTH.-THR NEW AND
elegant steamship MONTGOMERY, Of The American
Atlantic screw Steamship Company VIM. G. Berry COM
Auder win leave pier L. North Thursday January
AM3P.M
IN elegance comfort aud speed by the
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LcoR sAIF--A HANDSOME BLACK AND TAN DOG, is
months weighs pounds and four months old
tar dor rup weighs one pound liver coored terrier
Doe seven old weighs Al pounds and the smallest
white poodle Dog In New York TO be sold cheap.
JOSEPH bURKART, JR go East Houston street.
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID THE GREAT DRAMA, SEA OF ICE
AFTERNOON and EVENING, at 3 and "a oSook
AHOITENTUT, KAFFIR, A BUSIIMAN,
A ZOOLOO, aad A FINGO.
Prof. AGASSIZ OF these African natives: - gives
pleasure testify that Cnpt Dillingham; won't 10 Asoa Bay
Mfrtca) the where he obtained the
African natives brought back wnh him further
informed these natives shipped with he knowledge aud
Of the local authores and that nothing done In
securing would be obi. either In morat
ront of view or With nations" Signed
Louis Agassz Dated Cambridge, Mass, Dec. ~ lS6O.
THESE WILD AFRICAN SAvAGES TO he at all
hours day end evening Also The two 90 LYING M Az
NEGRO SISTERS, THIRTY MONSTER SNAKES, tho
ApUARIAL GARDEN, LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, WAX
only % Children under 10 years Is cents
Paique 10 cents Children under 10 cents
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DApys LONDON, kNp NEW YORK MEDICAL Ap.
WISER and Marriage Gude4oth edition, 400 pages, 100
pictures BY DR. Larpon upsn Ner,cus Debility snd Special
csu.errAon, A. his cured patient, testify SHOULD Be IN
have suffered from the treatment Of esa erpeeuseA phy
scsns tho value Of his services Omces 61 Broad
nss Mailed W a. u. IAwRbNoB. No. fessy street,
for 81.
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Is Mr.. JOHN s. RAREY, whose European success in
teaching the horse IL well known 10 all Americans has
the honor to announce that he will give
PRACTICAL EXPOSITION
Of his peculiar Art Of Horsemarship on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY o
AT O'CLOCK, =. NJ,
NTBLO'S GARDEN.
Mr Rarey this his FIRST before the american
public (his demonstrations In this country having
been nature will endeavor to make this exhibit
entertaining and Instructive have been his lectures
In Europe
Referring TO the testimonials that have been
awarded him by the crowned heads nobility and gentry OF
Old World he trusts that he merit and receive the
same favor at the hands Of his countrymen
This lecture will commence at precisely three O'Clock,
The doors will be opened at o'clock.
Admission cards be secured at the Office a the Garden
from Thursday morning up 70 OF the lecture.
Circle and Parque reserved seats u. Admission
TO all other parts cf the house, 20 cents
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MINDS GARDEN.
N Sole Lessee "as 81 ifF iifsFF oyaH james n Nixon
la Y ZoUAyis.
rnunsSbAay rnunsSbAay n yrsise, S&ss jay jsa. ;, 1851,
La TiRELikB.
TIE zootUAvEs
eFtfIasx eHAFHisE. sEsssarrrs, sEsssa
nniSS,y NJ SydssssK sS1s ZSaays Sssys dls, pssa
- '"' PRiaA DONNA or iNIikRNANS.' .'0 '''NS-'
USn II VIZ a5GAqss! AiTRnIBlH'
0iaiigny. Leon, Friedrich, scsaaticn, cheiu,
'' "'''H LES 'Y pEux AvEudhss' Il sae A' sH"''0
ps;ssssS pss ssssss rsscss.
Concluding with ne most exciting (miiiy action ana
''p'f'a' scene AaHtscA6E faHtsa AZ IN rNKERMAN.
Concluding win .ef sosaesa s. s.2 ass1Sa
appear s sgses Is ss nj H6SS FORREST viii
The celebrated HORSE 4Ass, EAmnsi Vii deliver hts nrs.
PIAc1iGAL IfCTuRe
On AZ Aa'sTesS oSStoSR .s5Saso0n'
hs % aSs Ss
WINTER GARDEN. cov,O rvr.,xo
WV g, 1ss ssSs sc$SS sass,s
- MI: MI: jSsHFH jSsHsH sHEEHHsSs: sHsgHasSs::
4HEEE HisEE SHEAT GREAT sSaIo SSaIo FAE3s.. FFAETs.
As
MR. LULLABY
MR. LULLABY
CoEJUGAL LESSON
CoNJUGAL LESSON,
NEWMAN KoGGS
NEWMAN NOGQS
NICHOLAS NICKLEBY
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
DOWERY THEATRE
Is Lessees and Managers. .sPALDING & ROGERS.
THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. q lS6l.
Grand enIee
MISS KATE oRMAED,
In her great act.
FRANK BARRY,
On the thorough bred horse
wILDFIRE
H. LIBBY
In his Cannon Ball Feats
LUKE RIVERS.
On the Running Globe
TONY PASTOR DAN CASTILLO, JULIAN KENT
ChAPIIE FISH, JOHN BARRY &C.
To conclude with the great Pantonin,e of tho
MONSTER OF ST. MICHAEL.
Or Harlequin and the Golden Sprite
Of the
Sulphur Mines.
Saturday afternoon,
MONSTER OF ST. MICHAEL.
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OCULIsTs AND AURISTS-
nEAFSEsS .
By DIR yON MOsCHGIZKERS
New system,
Approved by the highest physicians OF this city.
Can be seen at his onloc
l07 Clinton place between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
Facing Macdouga street
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IlK WAEDS UNPARALLELED, INfALI4IHLEt NAF r,
~ transccnden speedy and Of all forms
Of certain diseases certified 6y gntsfu and sdmirins pa
tents numbers Of whom had tried other doctors 70 pur
yc~e II you under different treatment and not yet i'm
proving Immediately 70 DR. Ward Of whom you VIII
btan instant and sound without sckenng inter-
rupting business Dr. wsrs remedies and treatment are
the successful In the world prepared from lifetime
spent the greet hospitals and more extended practice
than any other living physician His unfortunatss Friend
araus ofce 48s Broadway; opsn TIL 10 NJ
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r,o ART1srs-TuR SPACIOUS SALOON KNOWN AZ
vaux hall Fourth avenue near Eighth street, ntT by
liatly lighted and heated with of piano aud meodeon
will by the evening for Concerts Benefits, bals
supper Lectures the low ten dollars Apply
upon premises chance for those who wish 70 take
benefits.
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MAVRIMONIAL.

NsATrrMONIAI.-THE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG MAN
IN OF education and refinement would Ike TO open a cor
respopdence with Young dy between lhe age OF 10 ana
aud naturally rather diden no Is compelled Y
form the acquaintance u such young
lady as would be wiling 20 associate with Address I'D
ward I. 4 Perpont, New York Post Office
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49, THIS Thorough bred sok Is out
Of MARENGU iig rs hauis
high, = ysafs old. daf 3|p gray,
and finely propertioned. Tie VII tnd tho
Fall season A. ihis place. on ths 5Vli owing
terms Fos The reason. 70 90
Lancaster c. H.. sept ~. 1880 All
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The Victory in the West.

The telegraph brings intelligence Of a
great battle in the West, in which the
enemy, IN vastly superior numbers, was
defeated and driven lack with immen ense
slaughter. Belmont, the locality Of this
battle, is ia Missouri, opposite the town
OF Columbus, Ky. To prevent operations
against our batteries ut the latter place,
a small force Of $500 men was stationed
across the Mississippi river, at Belmont.
and it appears that the purpose Of the
enemy was to dive them from the posi-.
ton and occupy it, by which a strategic
point OF no small importance would
have been gained. The Federal force
therefore started from Cairo in gunboats
and transports, and approached 10 point
seven miles above COLUMBUS, where a
bend in the river afforded An opportunity
for stealthy landing. Here they dis.
embarked and marched down upon Bel
mont, and attacked Gen. Pillow but,
notwithstanding the great disparity in
numbers, they were held in check for
two hours, until our boats crossed with
reiniorcements. From the advices thus
far received, which were communicated
to President Davis by telegraph from
Columbus, the Fl ght must have been OBJ.
stinate on both sides but, a, in every
previous engagement Of any note, where
the enemy had not the advantage Of ma.
val assistance, victory rewarded The ex.
ertions Of the brave and gallant South
rohs. The Federals were completely
routed, and pursued back to their boats,
while the road for distance Of seven
miles was strewn with the evidences OF
rapid flight. This victory is important,
not only from the moral effect of such
an event, but in the complete overthrow
of the enemy's plans of opening pas,
sage down the river towards Memphis.
Our troops still hold their positions on
both sides, and will doubtless be ready
for the foe should he repeat the demon
slralion.
Gen. Grant, who is reported killed,
was one Of the most prominent officers
in the Federal army.
The War Department, says the Rich
mond Dispatch. last evening received
despatch from Gen. A. Sy dney Johnston,
the foregoing intelligence
Richmond Dispatch.
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or Brigade guard, caused me to face and
feel it, in all its force and fury. My feel
ings since, causes me to recollect it. l
am in hopes to hear it's force and fury
smashed up the blockade and demolished
the fleet. To day it has rained, but now
the wind is Northwest and blowing fierce
and cold, with prospect of fair weather
Tomorrow will do for killing hogs.
There is still number on the sick re-.
port many who have been sent oack
have returned quite improved and well.
The orders from head quarters now are
10 keep no sick in The camp-all have 10
be sent back to the hospitals. Those
who have returned speak in praise Of The
treatment aud kindness received at the
hospitals. regret to say our Chaplain
Is sick; he has Jaundice and threatened
with Typhoid Fever. He was sent to the
Hospital Yesterday, DR.. Crawford accom-,
panied him. We all trust he may soon
recover and be restored to US again-un.
til bis return he will be greatly missed
We have many cases OF Jaundice in
camp, supposed TO originate from the
crude and iudigestibie food we consume.
To morrow, we commence to enlrench
aud fortify our position at this place.
Gen. Jones has conferred upon Capt Wy.
lie tie honorable and responsible position
of planning and constructing the en-.
trenchments and forlificato:.s of the third
Brigade. The Engineering will be laid
out aud the entertainments made accord,
ing to his skill and science as au Engineer.
He has been engaged for the past two
days in making surveys aud observations,
aud the work begins tomorrow. Lieut..
Lee. (of Sumter,) and Il. A. WyIe, (pi
the Greys,) Of the 9th Regiment, are MS.
sociated with him, and also Others from
the other regiments OF the Brigade.
Generals Beauregard and Johnston are
on visit to day to our Gen'l. Jones'
10 day Is election for President of The
Confederate States, it las passed away
quietly in the army,but few have thought
OF it. OF course President Davis is el.
ected. Many in the army believe it would
have been better to continue the Proyis.
lonal Government from year to year un,r,
the war has been successfully terminated.
| feel that this is the most unsatisfactory
letter | have written, and will therefore
conclude. did intend to auemp, de
scription OF the battle groand Of the
2lst July, but must now defer it. | spent
one day in riding and walking over i. and
was much gratfied with my visit.
LONG GRABS.
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Port Royal Fsrry.-The city las,
evening VAS full Of runors Of the move.
nents OF the enemy, but we were unable
to obtain anything reliable for publics
lion.
We learn thst the guns were taken
from the Lsdy Davis and Hun.ress and
placed in battery at Port Royal Ferry,
where under command Of Col. Donovan,
with his regiment, stand will be made.
Gen. Lee was Z C sligo yesterday
sfiernoon, and rs the cars pas.ed that
point IN the evening. Col. Cingnan,
with his North Carolina Regiment, had
lnst arrived, on their way TO the coast Of
son'h Carolina.-- iSavannah Republican,
oh inst.
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s7J REWARDS:
Rlaaaa way from whsr. W.,

Z Runaway from where We had them
ID hired, near Chester. IN June last, our
- three Negro men, viz BILL, GILES
and HENRY. -
Bill and Giles We boughistbe lllh of las,
November. nj the estate Ed Leach,
on Broad River. in Yof 2j5fkict. They
being brother. and hayin Lions in the
nelghborho"d where we plfctjasetbth.m. IL
ls more than likeIey they &IInys made ,hei,
way back To their old ncig hood
bill Is about 26 years olI 52fret inche.
high, will weigh $50 or CO. Fpound.,; /.
very black; rather shaped Face, spynk.
quick when spoken 10. s
Giles. his brother, IL aboSit ~ years ola
8 feet 9 inches high will ew.igh I6O ihs
Is very black. aud walks with his head ND
and feet turned DOT 10 front.
Henry, We purchased, Jan 1, Of Col. C..
h'ves 90 the Catawba river. iis is 23 years
old, well sc:. feet 10 inches high, and will
weigh i76 pounds has = heavy brow and
speaks slowly has soms character ss-s
runaway. May 60 to Charleston or Wysh.
'ngton city. Il Is bard telling where he will
90 as he Is gentleman of travel. They
oil ran of about the same time.
We will pay 375 reward for the three
men; or S25 piece fos either Of them de.
l,ye'sd In any Jail so that we can get them.
These boys may attempt L. make their way
North, as some others from This place have
attempted.
PRIDE g. DUNOvANT.
Aug. 2, l86l--26if
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
Published every Wednes lay Morning
BY
w. MI. G. 0 N N 0 r S
Editor and l,rOprictOr.
T E R NJ S .

In advance, - $500
At the expiration OF Six Months, $50
At the end Of the Year, 500
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Carolina Items.-A number Of fami,
lies from South Carolina crossed the river
Yesterday and arrived in thi. city on route
for the up country.
Messrs. Pope and Bsynard, who reside
on Hilton Head, act fire to every build.
'ng on their premises and their crops,
leaving a mass Of ruins behind them TO
fall into the hands Of the snsmy.
General Lee and Capt. H.r,.teue were
At Pocot go yesterday.
The citizens Of Beaufort have all de-,
serted the to~n-the men fJr the army
and the .est for the interior.
II is reported that the federal fleet il
moving up the river Savannah Repub.
Hean, Nov. 0.
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NOTICE.

AZ IsL peTsons who may have claims
"A sgsinst the Estats Of Wm. s. P.r,y.
deed. viii plsass psvssat shs came. daIs A..
,sssrd g nss. on es before ths I9lh day Of
Ausess n.xt. 80 - ~ psfsons who
ussy = IPdests4 90 ~ Essass viii please
nsks 'fa'nsd!cis a. nsvot q me-.
nAN'i4 u PERRY, Adm'r.