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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
EK0W Lakes OfOil cOan TO be i'm the
Earth.

The GAINESVILLE Citizens Press accounts for
the existence Of oil in the earth as fllows:
Well oil, or oil that is procured from the earth
is nothin. more nor less than coal oil produced
from Camel coal. Large quantities Of which
lie EMBEDDED under the soil oiOhlo. Some years
ago many persons were engaged in mining Can
eel coal and manuacturing from it what is call
ed coal oil. This was done by filling large cast
Iron retorts, cylinders or ovens. with the coal
and then heating them very hot. the coal would
melt and the oil from it, run off inTo vessels -
subsequently, by boring into the earth the same
kind of oil was found already manufactured. A
greIt many persons wondered how lakes of oil
came to be in the bowels OF the earth? We can
account for it very easily. Where the oil now
exists were once immense beds of Camel coal
and by interal fires, the beds Of coal have been
melted the oil remaining where the coal was,
and the gas escaping through the pores and tis
ures Of the earh, into the atmosphere. This
internal oil factory is still going on About
halfa milo below McConnesvlle, in Morgan
county, on the west side Of the MuSkingum riv-
er and on the bank OF the river there is a $ 1t
water well and the water is boiled down into
salt by the gaSs that escapes from the earth at
that place. The gas is caught as it escapes,
and is conducted by pipes under the salt kettles,
and being lighted, it burns wi tn great heat, and
bos the water into salt, as quickly as the same
could be done with coal OF wood
Now where does this gas come from? We
have no doubt Of the fact, that far down in the
earth there is a bed Of Camel COAL and that
it is even now being melted by internal fires,
and that coal oil is now (by operation of inter
nal heat) being manufactured there, and that
this particular plac, to wit, at said salt we'll is
one of the many gas escape pipes attached to
said internal oil factory.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
The nemom thirst for Liquor.

Mr. Mcleod, an English writer, puts the
following language IN mouths of drunkards:
There's my money give me drink! There's
my clothing and food-giVe me drink! There's
the clothing, foo and fire Of wife and children
give me drink! There's the education OF the
lamily and the peace Of the house--eive me
drink! There's the rent have robbed from
my landlord. fees have robbed from my school
MASTER nDumerable articles have robbed from
the shop. .keeper--give me driuk! Pour me
out drink, for yet more | will pay for it'll
There's my health of body and peace Of mind!
There's my character as a man, and my pro.
fesson as Christian | give up all give me
drink! More yet have 10 give! There's my
heavenly inheritance aad he eternal friendship
oi the redeemed. there, there, is alt hope ot sal
va'ion give up my Saviour! give up my
God! | :, sign all that IS great, good and glo.
rious in the universe, resign forever that may
be drunk.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20

A public iGke at P T. Barnums expense is
not an every dav luxury. P. 7. B. or,many
years having had the laugh on the other side
But at length the Prince Of Snowman has been
shown trick that he did not know before, and
the hero of the occasion has been, rs is very us
ua on such cccasions,a son ofthe Emerald Isle
1t seems that Barnum, lew days ago, was in
great hurry to be shaved, and entered his ordi.
nary place Of t0nsorial resort, under the Park
Hotel, in New York; but all the operatives
were engaged and one other cuStomer-a great
brawnv Irishman, just landed and with a
beard and head requiring very extensive atten.
tion-stood between the exhibitor ofthe What.
s-t" and his turn as next"
81 am in hurry, my good man." said Phin-
cas- T. addressing Pat; "and if you will give
me your turn will pay for what you want
done here ="
"All right" replied the delighted lrishman
and the Snowman was soon shaved, and on his
way to keep his ngagement-merely saying,
as he left the door, to the proprietor Of the ga
loon, "Do what this man wants" pointing t.
the exile of Erin, "and will settle it with
you"
No sooner was he gone than Pat took off his
trusty. and ii thick cDtton neck tie, at the same
time asking the barber, "Now tell me all you
do"
"Whv, sir, Responded the tonsorial oprative
Eve shave, cut and curl hair, shampoon, and
bathe"
"All right, them" said Pat; "do all them
things to me. Sorra wan Of me knows what
they name, but as he said he'd pay for them
just do them all, an God bless you!'
The barber saw the joke, and dill as reques
ted, putting the big Irishman through all the
processes, and bringing him out so pleasantly al.
tered that Pat scarcely knew himself
We leave our reader to i'm ,gine Barnum's
face next morning, when the proprietor of the
saloon handed q bill
"For bathing Irshman. 25 cents; shaving,
10 cents; cutting hair, 25 cents; shampooning
25 cents; curling hair rs cents-total for Irish
man, 81, TO-"
Barnum at once acknowledged the corn-gave
receipt for the maze; but he is after the Irish
exile, and swsars, il he catches him, that he
will place him cheek-by-jowl between thu
What isl itr' and the Aztec children.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
A Model WOnan a N.

did you not say, Ellen, that Mr.. B. is poor?
Yes, he has only his profession
will your uncle favor his suit?
No; and can expect nothing from him.
Then Ellen, yon will have to resign iasiona.
BILE society
No matter--I shall see more Of Fred
you must give up expensive dress
o. Fred admires simplicity
'Yon cannot keep carriage
But we can have delightful walks
'You must live in a small house, and furnish
il plainly
Yes; for elegant furniture would be out Of
place in cottage
you will have to cover your aoor with thip,
cheap carpets.'
Then shall hear his step the sooner
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20

6rWhen powder magazine by exploding,
create vacuum in the atmosphere, the windows
o. adjacent houses are not, as most people would
be led to expect forced inward, but the air with.
in the rooms breaks the glass outwards, in rush
ing to restore the equilibrium Of the atmos-
phere Thus, il the windows Of a room are raj
sed before the firing OF a cannon, no glass will
be broken.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
S. B. SHOtWELL,
Attorney at Law aMd Solicitor i'm
CRp.k

CADIZ, OHIO.
EtONTINUES TO practice in Harrison ald a..
~ joining counties and gives especa and proinp
attention to Collecting, business of Executors, Ad-
minstrators, Guardians, Wards, Partitions, Sales
Of Lant $, settlement of Estates, Titles, to Real
Estates, Conveyancing, Suits at Low and i'll Chan-
Gerry, loaning aud investment OF money, and all
other professional business placed in his charge.
lie is Agent Tor the State Bank OF Ohio and
others, for loaning money, &c, &c.
8rrOfiiee in Kigore's Corner, on Market street.
January 25, 1860
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GvA dying lrishman was asked by his con.
lessor II no was ready to renounce the devil and
all his works Ohl your honor,n said Pat,
"don't ask me thai; I'm going into strange
country, and don't want to make myself enc
uies!'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
or Sonny, do you love me any?"
Il On

or Sonny, do you love me any?'
"0h, don't l?'
"What orr"
because you always bring me candy when
you come to see Sissy Jane. Give me some
more"
"And what does Sissy Jane love me for?"
.'Oh, cause you take her to concerts. and give
her SO many nice things. She says so long as
you are ool enough to bring her shawls and
bonnets, she won't sack you, no how. Now
OF, me some more candy.n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20

PUNCH says: "Women are SAID - have stron
ger attachments than men. 1t is not so.-
Strength OF attachment Is evinced ia Ii tie
things. A man Is oten attached to an old hat;
but did you ever know OIL woinan having an
attachment ior an old bonnetP' Echo answers
---"NsysIw
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20

G-A person in public company accusing
the Irish nation with being the most unpolish-
ed in the world was answered mildly by an
Irish gentleman, "that it ought to be otherwise,
far the Irish met with bard rubs enough to pol.
| ish any nation upon earth -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20

6yA Yankee editor says.--'W We dent mind
recording the deaths OF people wi,hot being
paid Iar Dur trouble though that is not FAR; but
panegyiies on tue dead lnu,t be pail Tor. We
positively canIot senI people ~ heaven TOR
uothinR."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20

G5-"Dora, what did you do with that tallow
that Mr.. Jones creased his boots with this NOR
ningT' "plesse, marin, CREASED the grddle
cakes wuh it," " did? that was right.
wa, al raid had wasted IT,"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20

ONJ'"John, said aIaster 10 his head appren-
tice, as he was about starting on short JOUR
ney, YOU must occupy my place while AIN
absent" "Thank you, sir" replied John, 'bui
I'd rather sleep with the boys"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20

OF A traveller stopped at farmhouse for
the purpose oi getting dinner. Dismounting
al the 'front.' door he knocked, but received no
answer. Going to the other side ofthe house,
he found little white headed man in the EN-.
brace oil his wife, who had his head under arm,
while with the other she was giving her little
lord considerable "bringer." Wishing to put
an end to fight, our traveller, cried in a loud
voice:
"Hello, here, who keeps this house?"
The husband, though much out of breath, an
swered:
"Dod drot it, stranger, that's what we are
irving to decide!'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20

0sT""N hat are you looking after, my dear?'
said very affecrionate mother to her daughter.
The daughter looked round and thus replied -
"Im looking after son-in law for father"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
SCOTT & LENNON,
Attorneys aud CouaselIOrs at l.

Attorneys aud COWnsclIOTs al Law
CADIZ, o.
kyWlLL practice in Harrison and adjoining
Counties. Especial attention given to the busi
ness Of Executors and Administrators, Sales OF land
on Petition OF Partition, Examination Of titles, pre-
paration of Deeds, Mortgages &c. Collections
safely and speedily made anywhere throughout the
United States Office, Market street, opposite the
Court House. ma29'57
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aEOEGE IL WILSON MILLS.
4 - lI IN ~ MdnIZ OHIO.

NHANUFACTDRE and have constantly for sale
lNl st our Warehouse, near the Depot, Double
Extra Family aad Extra SuPER FLOUR from
Fresh Ground and Of the very best quality. Corn.
meal. Mill Feed and Bran sold at low hgures In
quantities 10 suit purchasers.
Custom Work done with dispatch, and satisiac.
tion warranted GEORGE d. WILSON,
Anil
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d. CUNNINGHAM.


Attorney and Councillor at Law.
CADlZ, OHIO.
WILL promptly attend to all legal Business
w entrusted to his care Collections cureinl-
y attended to in this and adjoining counties also
the Business OF Executors and Administrators,
and special attention given to conveyanoing.
Ofiice--Up stairs, opposite Browns Store, on
Market street,
July Is, 1860
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
r. S. MOODY,

Attorney and Counselor sii Law
STEU
nyWil practice in the Courssuf Harrison count l
April IL, 1885,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
JOHN S. PEARCE,

Attorney af Law.
CADlZ, OHIO.
OFFIcE--On Market street, over ConwelI's shop
v O doors North Of the post office.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
Ausinfss GarNs.
]. M. ESTEP,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
CADIZ, OHIO.
0FrIcE-On Main street, opposite Beall's Drug
Store
Collections in this and adjoining counties care
fully attended to, and special attention given TO
coRvEYANcING. sep560
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ELEVENTH. pA'

In New York. 1t rs big place, though -
nd what pro ,ession! The Mayor rather had
me in his speech. vow didn t know what t.
say Glad to meet Mrs Lincoln once more. q
have to lie formal and call her Mrs. now before
folks; it comes hard, though.) What nice jokes
those were Bob told in the cars; rather broad
but still good onss; he had taken rather too
many drinks, think.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20

All! safe in Washington az last. What d
piece Of stassnanship that wasi Quita Ike ths
Pope when he escaped rum Roma disguIasd sa
q fosiman. Now am immortal. shall bs put
down in Vanity Fair Ia my nsw costnms. and
so NJ down ia history as the iirst Of ths Amer
lean Presidents who arrived ~ he Capital like
thief in the night. WHAT good thing Il Is 10
have wie to tell one what.to do. things
look .haky here, however, 'tis pretty near Bal
tmnre, too I'd better trust 10 Seward--at
last tlll the Captvl y removed furiher North.
But I'm glsd nobsdy's haEt
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How they did laugh at my jokes at the Cadi,
junction! must have something in rue. Ye
why did nobody ever find it out before? / at,
entirely too much dinner. Some fellow kep
handing me too much turkey. wish l kney
his name; I'D make him waiter at the Whit
Housed | wish was plain old Abs again, AM
back at Springfield. What can have becom
! of Boh2
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20

Rochester That was master-stroke ofmine.
kissing that pretty girl. Hope the old woman
won't hear oft, though. MY whiskers certainly
are becoming. We must resort to coercion.-
Horace insists upon It, As for kissing, political
necessities are paramount. Still l am little
afraid ofa caudle lecture. Bob must have lost
that speech.
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| ID EDS FOR THE ARMY,
| ID AND WINTER USE
IN THE HOSPITALS.
,bscribor offers to the Military public

The subscriber offers to the Military public
THE CONFEDERATE MATTRESS,
as meeting every requirement of Bed for Camp
use during winter also, as the best adapted to the
transient Camp Hospital.
1t is spread upon the floor of the tent, perfectly
secure against the damp that rises therefrom Ii
is light and impact for transportation, and is iul.
pervious to rain when exposed thereto. 1t caves
ioss from the breakage and transportation of Cots
and is lie than fourth their usual weight Ii
requires less than onehalf the bed clothes requisite
when Cots are used. and costs only $3.50. II is
adapted to the Use Of privates well officers,
the Dragon well as Infantry. it claims the
attention of the Military generally, and challenges
the most rigid trial.
Those having the furnishing of Hospitals would
do well to test the sdaptsbility of these Beds to
heir wants, and the consequent economy in their
Suffers to the Army, and dealers generally, car
he supplied by G.. Il STACY,
9Th street, North of Leigh street,
no Him" Richmond.
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edged aid .he determination sxpr4r.e! to

edged Aid the determination expressed to
maintain oHr position at al! h8z ras Rev
Dr. Manly said thai the strong and decided
position which this Convention had IT, ken
year ago in behalf cf soc ssion had carried .t,a
Siate This hsd beer declared oy tougres4-
men from yaricns districts Ct Eiab ma, An8
Gov Moore had frCq0en ;ly referred 10 he Sc
ficn OF this body as having turned tae tide and
secured the triumph of toe Secession party
After DR.. Manly address the vote was IS ken :,
wnen every nan, every woman, anG every
child stood VI TO testify their detegmina'iol
10 sustain their own sunny South d
Reports OH various i'm mportaut subjects We so
presented, and after several Interesting All
dresses the Convention adjourned 10 meet 3
Tuscaloosa one year hence. Yesterday tn,
several churches of the town were occupied by
ministers attending the Cor ven lion.
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Capt Go * 50th Reg't Va. Vols.
HIGH MEADOW, HFNRIco COUNTY.

Noyember ,6in, So.
have seen, today the model of a CAMP BED
invented by Mr.. G. w WHITE, of company c. 2ls
Regiment Virginia Volunteers, and take gr at plea
sure III recommending the same 10 army officers; it
being, in my opinion the very thing needed for the
sick and wounded, well as for those in health
1t greatly excels in comfort and durability any
Camp Bed have ever seen combining table chest
writing desk, and bed, i'll the compass of the ordi
nary CsmD Bed This invention only needs an ex
animation to recommend it TO ever practical man.
| have been acquainted with Mr.. G. w. White for
several years. and truly say, be not only pcs
sesSes ingenuity, but is a man that can be relied
on IN every respect JOSIAH DABBs.
~
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pROFEss1ONAL CAKDs

VERY IMPOR ORT ANT-CORNS,
S~F CORNS tO9NS-B' MONS BIN
IONS, BUNIhNS-NAlLS GROWING IN
To The FLESH &c., trsdleaied Wit o. p II
snd ii the most sucsessfni manner re.iev tg tie
patient at by DR., SCHULZ, SuIg ol Chi.
ropodist, iron4 Loudt q, Eng dsi8y in attendance
az his office, Wall st. Hotel Wall st. Ino 2o--3t"
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HORSES. sssAGEs. &c.

TT0R 5 A l. E-A no. I sorrel STALLION,
Z nearly thoroughbred, only years Old, Of
I'd size rides well AID is perfectly kind and gen
tie. any gentleman or rttcer III want Of a nice
horse, cau get him At low price. by early appca-
ton - Mt@5rs Davis & Hutche.on's stable,
Frank u :rrar. EEL " the Exchange Hotel or TO
lrr ~ u tier 7 B,bbs, on Marshall street, uear
NH JOHN 4. HICKS.
Ais. q Il =, HOCKAWAY aud II : RNESS,
secoaa-a>us Aa bacn but little used ana is in tip
top orde~ 3tui. BE- sold at low price. Apply
at Alfred IL n, franklin street, where it can be
seen or u re .r W I. Bibh's Marshall ST. near
l7th lno l9-5tE John T. HICKS.
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LOST aTRAYED, As.

OST-A sum Of MONEY. amounting - about
i FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY DOL
LARS somewhere in the city between 9Th and
18th sts. There were three 500 notes the la.
GEo. W. JANNEY, Loudoun county.
liberal reward will De paid to the party finding
the a. owe, aud delivering 1t 20
no ao-sr T BINFoRD. 90 Main $.
- TRAYEp- From the residence of William
y Lloyd at the extreme end of Grace street
near the Fair Grounds dark bAv Canadian
MARE, with white star in her forehead, ard right
hind leg white ANY information concerning her
VIII he thankfully received by
no 21-;'t. Mrs. VIM. LLOYD.
SIRAf DOG.-stTayed from the corner OF
MASTIFF DOG,
Ten months old light yellow. A liberal reward
vii. be paid for his return. no 20-3t
Il. Yesterday morning Main st.,
GOLD SPECTACLES
One of the Joints WIS broken.
A reas ,nable reward will be paid
IN" fiji der by leaving them al this office.
no i9-}t
wTRAYEO-From my residence, on Thursday
, } morning, middle size
or dark brown colo. some dark stripes on the
~'des. She meg have h ~, or will have ne soon.
reward of - will be gwen 10 any body tha, will
deliver her 70 ine, between 9TH and 9th Broad
treet
no l9-6.~ J r. BOSCUEN
ESTRAY COW-Carne 70 nay : ace, October
Il 25th on the Meadow ridge Road two and
al miles from Richmond old, all over BRIN.
u IF cow. The animal ID small, with long horns
much curved in the mif die, and she ir ends tending
ba kward~; each ear is cropped, and slit in two
places; one hind leg has a cord gu it. Apparently
she has been = long time dry. | wish the owner
to pay charges ID axe her away.
II. p. TAYLOR
Z. S There came, also, to NY premises. on
Nov. =, ONE SHEEP. Ii. L. L.
no is-G,s
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sksa~- DR. Z. w. HANCOCK having seen or
ssred 70 fs. Ewcis Brigade, Sturgeon.
viii necessarily he Sbseut from ths city for tine.
Those Wishing LA professional ss-yiSss viii fud
lis reprt 5ents.Te. De- Js'tEs II. WILLIAMS, g. bis
staes pFspsEaa 70 s.tei.a - THAR e.ll,.
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W ARTIFICIAL. TEETH.--THE ChEu.
lFPLASriC AND yULCAN1TE PRO

CEsSs-U. W. JONES, I,ssrisr, having Tho
ight for the ahove mode Of n,sklns Teet-. AMI es-
jrg satisfied Of its sbsalnts superiority over al
o,heT methods. csn with confidence coxnn snd u 10
those desiring falt or partial sets Of teeth, and ss-
pecialiy such rs may hs dissatisfied y III these
they using. The perfect adaptation of
tie plate to toe mouth, and the saetoa thereby 50
surei, enables him 10 inseft one Or more teeth
pifAcm ciasps This method having been adopted
by those sssnding highest In the prossssson Norsh
and South. testimonials wlh hs gwen aAa speei-
mems exhibited to those wishing to see thena Ssss
course bs made for sheSe prefesring them. tut
lng Cleansing Extracting aud sli othss opel stions
xsrtly and the rrnghly performed. Teeth EXTRACTED
SY ELECTRiGiTY, without pain.
~ Ta ~ Masa sls~4l, sEsfsa,l.s e'sE ka4SS
- "a liz
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FROM CAMP BARLOW,

1he Rdn1s Of tie Greenbvin-hppsarnnc Of Yan.
fees-CaptaTs Of Tee II tke Ptasyrania Carairy
Capture Of Yankee &C.
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n-,r... MEDICAL GARD.

S~S OFYICk PRACTiCf.
DR.. PLUME, Of :he old Medical House, eoaanea
,imssf msi,ly to Ill ogc- practce Frsaklis 81,
li.;ls below the Exchange Hotel. snd disg naliy
opposite Odd Fellows Hall, where sklfuIa d con
3den,isl treatment may be- nbtstnod reasonable
afnis. Those who bsvs been EXPOSED 70 osr:sin
Contagious ailments. are invited to cali early
Cer4uuplcsti,ps by mail. other s,ss, prompt-y
attended 10. 0Tlre oien frcsa \. -. tiit Q p. E.
NV Gl--ts AfCHEcfn Va.
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v1rANTED-An experienced
w 7 A n n T. r.
t.r . b ch liberal price viii be given fo- tho wear
.-.. Application will he made % the undersigned
80, and a hall miles south Of Pole Cat Depot on
e.. vtchroud. Fredericksburg and Potomac Raj.
--st address i. II CAMPBTF l.,
1913 ppr,Oia ra-plne
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DE-. JAMES e. WILLIAMS cseta his pr RS
aons ssyviees In me s5a=eps OF gl9hlaenj sui VI
Unity lie Fcey Re fosai q. DIR. y, ". HAseocks
,fice, er Main, hetvesn I'd All ssh ssssete, &c ss
Mr. VIZ. A. PBtfIFs cfiiee. on l2ss s.rsss, oss,veen
Naiu and Bank, A. 'he nsrsl Office hsafs
ANY russssFe lUst e. ei.hGf rsre III b. rfcunrs'-
attended tn - lp--ts
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- QR~ ,sr RE-. VA vof

- QR~ sr RE-. VA Wv, l
CAMP ssAK CEsrRrsutS N v ~ ISL
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD JsMEs
Bs*kI.sY. an snlistea IAN II nmpaa ia
nd enaess 4 the ~sns Of n - ;Sev s4t
af Virginia volunte ~. aesess - tae o'Sfsp { y
IS |. so~emher Supposed ee3a sthfsfhs sf.e
r. 4, .t0AGs@
Colonel Oosaassaia lei Raxt Va vss
JAMgs uusxExr 4 Ahanl hyt a. - msies
hisks ApsAks GoNty, l1aeh S1tN ~ ~ M
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