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ATKINS, Pa, Juno Is, 1851
chop Of Edwin White and his dgelliro. alan VIZ no iron
. se presoyteran church. The loss Of Mr. White /,
fo,Vsv, ior which he is insured for 81 900 A''' "
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REPORTED SOUTHERN VICTORY.
A BATTLE WE HAVE NOT HEARD OF.

The Richmond Dipach has the following account OF
skirmsh two previous to the engagement at Bethel
On Saturday afternoon Captain McDovel's company,
from Ashevile North Carolina hundred strong wers
out reconnotel ing expedition, with Lieutenant Gre
CORY and ten men some distanc, in advance Coming
within mile and three quarters Of Hampton, they
countefed two hundred Of the enemy similar eXpe
diNon who also had an advance guard 10 froat Lieu.
tenant IT, and his guard OF ten approached within
thirty five steps Of the enemy, when parIss took Place
between the each party endeavoring te quiz the other
Finally, large nan Of the enemy, who stood Lieu
tenant Gregory, cTed ont, 81 know you friends
belong TO the Second New York regiment % whereupon
Lieutenant G. placed hIs pistol the Now Workers.
head and exclaimed "Drcp your musket or I'll blow
yeur brains out You are my prisoner !" at the same
time calling upon his mon to fire. The order obeyed
by Lieutenant Gresorys guard and twenty tive Of Gap
tain McDcwes command. some eighty steps In the rear
aso fred The Notherners returned the fire, but meme
Of men were injured From twelve t. fifteen Of the
NortheIners killed and wounded by hs discharge
and Lieutenant Gregory secured tbs prisoner Captain
Mcdowell, observing the retreat Of the Noshorn party
thought Il pruden: 70 withdraw his command al arga
body of federal troops were within half mile and our
little handful would have fallen easy prey The North
ern soldiers fired very badly. Lieutenant GREGORY
on horseback and the balls whzzed for s head
their retreat the Northepers carried their dead and
wounded In two carts end buggy to Hampton TEe
prisoner was sent TO Yorktown.
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Official Drawings OF Wood, Eddy & 90 -
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
EENTucxr, EXTRA CT ASS 335 June Is, 1861,
G3, ~, So, "a, 4, 81, &c, rs, Al, At, AZ, GO, IL.
KxsrucKY, Class 36, June It. 1851.
80, 70, 4, SO, So, 13, So. g. A., SO, So, AZ, IA.
Circulars sent free Of charge By addressing ehor TO
WOOD. EDDY Co..
Covingt0n, Ky or st. Louis, NO.
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Drawings OF II. France q Co.'s Della
Loeycs Authorized BY act OF Assembly passed
cry, 1859. Grants twenty yesrs-
SUssix Cousiy-CLAss ii3. Draw June Is, 1861.
81, 2, rs, 81, AZ, "a. Al, 16, So, 10, IL. so.
GRAND oIIpAIED-CLAss Is, Drawn June is, 1861.
Al, 3G, As, 81, AZ, 23, 81, 10. 49, Il, IL, 6, II.
Circulars cent free of charge by addressing
Il. FRANCE 4 CO., ManaRera
Wilmington, Delaware
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EHLY--WEAvR. --On Wednesday, June L. at the res
dence of tho BRIDES father Lieutenant H. j. Kelly IT, s.
A. TO Miss CAROLINE, youngest daughter Of Thos Weaver
Esq, all Of this city.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD,

PHILADELPHIA, juno IS, 1891.
STOCKS nrfn. Pennsylvania State 5s 76;l; Reading
nircad, 10 Norris Canal, 3SS Lonz Island Rairoad
secnEyivsn's ka'rosd, 37ss Exchange or Nov
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Dougan's summer style OF Gentlemen's
Drab heaver sofs and sIsws now ready ut 102 Nassau
street corner Of Ann street.
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Large Fire at Bangor, BE.

BANGUX, M5, July TO IbUI
Late last night fire broke out in toe lumber store
house of A. n. Roberts Son destroying all tho
lumber end quantity OF nlolasses In the store.
house, and also the lumber the wharf and
tho docks. The ire spread and destroyed
largo quantities Of lumber on the adjoining wharves
and DOCKS The property Of Blunt B. Hindmsn, r Davis
S. Il. Hersey, Menanler Pearson, Foster Moore, j.
III. & r. Hodgskins, Nathan G. Aver Judson, Pool and
Others together with several houses occupied b. irish
families, were aeO destroyed. Loss probably about
$50 900. The DIRE was the work Of en- lncendary.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupess.
Tha best In tho world Wholesale and retail and tho Dye
privately applied at No 9 Aston House
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces, Abdominal Supporters &C. Drs. GLOVER 4
1HORNE, No. Ann street. under Barnums Museum.
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Prizes Cashed In all LOCALIZED Lotteries,
by JOSEPH BATES Broker No. 10 Wall street, up stairs
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Trussos.-nIarsh & Co.'s Radical Cara
Trusg No. Vesoy street Aston House, opposite the church
SOB Canal street. 3O3
Youths and Boys Summer Hats Choicest styles Of straw
and felt az prices remarkably low. Purchasers invited
800 Canal street, sO3
a few DO ,rs Yves. Of Broadway. THOMAS REYNOLDS.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-Ths Best In the
world-hsnness reliable natantAneous. Sold and ap-
piled at BATCHEI.OR'S wig factory, IL Bond street
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Holmcs' Portrait Gallery, Opposite the
Park Open Sundays for taking the soadery during the
war, Order
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Pain I'm the Side, Costive Bowels, Diz-
2insss and Naulee all arise from disodsred liver to
LUWAYS Pills They certain remedy purely Of vcgcta
able and safe for the most delicate
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mon CovRiE, L. l., June II Match s. zoe aside
. 70 beats, beat three IL eve 10 ha ness
.ir Z. PfIer named br. h. Rat.lesoake I Q I
NJ. Z. Jones rarrsd b n Ts-.e-...,..o
irie, 2:so--z:S. :A-q:s2E
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NEWS fRsM FORTRESS MONROE.
investment or the LaDd Side OF Fortress
Monroe Another Expedition % Fcst--
Col. Misn's Report OF the Big Bebel Fight
RSss &sss kNs
FoErGHss aoNIos, June Ia, !

a,
VIA BAiTiMoRs, June l6 1851
The list of the killed sat wounded OF the federal
forces ct de eght Bethel 1. not yet complete.
No information has reaohed here to-day restive TO
the movements OF tie rebel troops Fortress Monroe is
n reality invested. Ingress and egress by the sea
and few miles Ia extent Of the James
river open to U.s. bet no aggressive move
merits car DO made VITA safety without double the pre-
sent number OF troops and Of transportation
The campo near Hampton now confined TO narrow
epaoe.
An exchange Of prisoners Is to be made today Those
In the fortress viii be produced bu. yet Col Magruder
has failed TO respond
Misc Dix arrived hero ibis morning with number of
nurses She has epept the day in visiting the hospital
and the various camps She will return TO Baltimore
u Is ever ing, and Wait the scat OF war westward.
To affair OF the New York Naval Brigade Is cul-
fninatirg. sone aity Of them yesterday received
their naval Accoutemeats Probably not three hundred
OF them will Iemain hars They complain of the
army pay, they having been promised twenty dollars
per month instead Of eleven.
The Union gun arrived this morning from Bal imore,
and VIA be mounted at once, probably near the Floyd
gun, of which 1t Is the mate.
The large red csDnon brought by the Naval Brigade,
IL mounted on the RIP Rays, only three miles from
BewAus FONT Its range will DO tried In a few hours.
Inc Cumberland this morning Cred two rounds
with red gun at tug boat, which s seen every morn
ing vi sewSrs Point, accommodating cur movements.
There mary vessels In the Roads and immense sup
plies daily arriving.
FORTRESS MONROE, June is, 1881.
s understood that movement is on foot, and that
m expedition VIII leave to night accompanied by heavy
artillery.
General Pierce will not command
TIE Naval Brigade are being sworn 1t IS expsced
that about I've hundred VIII DO mustered under the fol
lowing oiAcen:-H D. Wnittemore. Colonel; James MIL
ward, Jr., Lieutenant Colonel; d. e. BURNETT, Major.
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co.M We WI and square election, I .nrx Inn.
ana Lty Toaa succeed but with the polls in The b Hss
lie rebels mere Is No telling Of the result boforebans
ssC =, go Major John Kenny, who stinguished hi n
me neScaa war has been assigned BY the TO-
.ne coonelcy but thcre great DIG ,n.eat
,'ocaos1 ne rNred the regiment yir want Of
military eAPei cnoe ~as the only .ag that oxciuce mo,
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Wheeler & wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced pnces Once COG Broadway.
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OUR SPECIAL BALTIMORE CORRESP on
DENCE.

cALiihoRAy June IL, 1oUl.
,,.. rr.,., r..,, -'ios-Gen Edgrhn's BIun5~r-Me
E.c.Dr Of he 1at-xIns kq'y'9ra R9st".s'.sS--Gsn.
0,opu-oen BanSx - Gonmsna Of Ba,.imort-Pama-
r<m Fbrts Needed Aro,sd The cy-7ae Ro5A Ssnlinsa:,
inMe sM.s-Erpecsa.se,s eft'~ Rebels, DC.
Governor Hicks makes gu, very clear case in his
avor in the matter OF the orse burning In his letter
to the people of Maryland just publed, he shows
clusively that the rebel leaders did not wait for his con-
sent to the execution Of that vaoda ac but that the
burning took place while they seeking hiA autori
ty therefor at midnight Re reiterates his statement
that be refused point blank TO authorize the measure
but admits with audabe candor, that he not the
right for crisis Ia which passion ruled the hour.
There Ia no doubt whatever TINT Governor Hicks was
deserted by the friends he most relied that trying
occasion He was In the hands Of his persona; and pot
cal opponents. General Edgerton according to tho Co.
vernors account, rode up and down the streets calling
the people to themselves 10 repe the troops of the
United States, instead Of diving back the mob which
was the Governors ordor Had tho Governor retired
to Fort McHenYy as he designed to do, things would
have taken very different turn but he was dsSuadcd
from SO doing. II Is said, By his Secretary.
The election Of Thursday 10 cpgrossny general atten-
toD but it Goes not prevent keeping eye 10 The
seat OF II TO be admitted that all the Union
candidates In the county districts will ne elected but
how it will 60 in Hary Winter Davis city districts ia
not certain The Unionss profess to be certain but the
T"r"esioniss are inst % pos.ve Of saccess. there
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The Turf.

old fort, Is built, ana oA,,---,,
would havo TO be removed,
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The Lobby Corruptions at Albany.

ALBANT, June Is, 1861
There is considerable OF furry among certain OF
citizens relative 10 proceedings pending before the Grand
Jury, growing cut ct Investigation into alleged
payment Of upwards OF $40 600 well Known gentlemen
who in favor with the legislators Of the last session
TO the Passage Of New York city bill. 1t Is un
derstood TIA. subpnuaes have been Issued TO several
prominent persons to appear aud testify to their
knowledge Of this transaction.
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WAsHING MACHINE CHAItEHGE AND RIGHT rcR
II eoauSne5 eny man In the world 70 wash vita
'' ~ ,uunc for $4,000, and make no exceptions. NY
Challenge Washer new nver; mon ~SInno iron 70
towels Sheet tabecoth Shirt IN one minute, and then
wrpg them out besides all for IS p.ecs Any smart
man can make slCW per month by buying counties and
sc,nr town rioh,s manufacturing the machines Price
from s0 10 $40 per county Send for circular with wood
ut with return stamp. Address Van uoesen Brosaef, %
" street, y. Y.
", ING SALOON,
'-~NER'S Oir.-.l I'D house eaA OF Broadway.
ZoL. hsst and cncanes place to set s0'a 'AAA''
II 4SA "ess "
is decidedly thu ,,,gc orr.
In Rev York. -ur WINE, EACELnosa ~
--- c.ss cash tor tNAs
N0A GASES CLAn sIev, TkhW ~ss~-"~s's
\ NNN' liy. az g. or y,
AEspta'e = .ls tA44Ys. ~ Sss-.
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INTERESTING FROM CHICAGO.


Orders have been received from the government that
the twelve regiments organized In this State shall
Tuesday, the Is b, rendezvous follows At Quincy
ColcIes Smiths, paaaers, Codes Sootr5 ut Alton
Coicres Ross, Turner'S, Marshs, Hsckers; at Csey
vie-Co'onels Wy mans, Doughorty's end Mullgaa's.
The commissioners for the purchase OF tho State
and equi rnents who have been In session during the
week at Springfield have adjourned until Wednesday neat
They will then make awards
Large numbers Of competitors present, represent
ing many Of tie largest manufacturers In Ma country
Hrne correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune writing FROM
Cairo the 18th inst ssys that Genera, Bacner Com
missioner from Kentucky, there that day. Ho says
that Kentucky Intends establishing grand encapment
CT State troops ut o!unbue. The Columbus people, be
sdded, had DO right to raise the la and he
he'd requested them not to do so sgain
The Memphia appeal Of the l4tn inst says that war
out for the arrest OF Andrew johnson for treason
to Tennessee.
Thursday was kept ss fest day Throughout Ten
nessee, all business being suspended by the dsuniniss.
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT OF NEW YORK.
BALTIMORE, June Is, 1881.
The Twelfth regiment Of New York is expected to
come up from Annapolis to Fort McHenry No military
NOV einents have tran spired here to day
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TX
"''''1aso 70 s s .ieir buainees policy Ia s,i. ~
CRISIS, - " ~
Annon with the aireda,on Of heis extena,Ye stoct u
=. A GENEkAL REDUCTION
VI prices In everV department. Thev
RE6OETbO TO SELL
Their elegant and fashionable fAbrca eubracdrS tha
wcrsmen, -
WITH Oh WITHOUT PROFIT.
pledge Ia fuldiled. -
ROGERS K RAYMOND
Nos. 12l LIS l25 Fulton street, and IA Broadxav
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n Nilu5 nom ilpilaniar, Nhcrr laiiy rgrhss eon-
Juegi viii tl,r CrniTl iialipad, AMI ia miles from
Aill,tn where daily hacks sunuect With tho Central
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4. NJ. StackpoIc'S Ady't'S.
g2aii Read GoPnCg Revived

YsNiIE subscriber has returned with an on
4 tire new Stock of all kinds OF Goods,
which he is prepared TO sell GA good terms
to his old friends aud customers, aid To the
public generally. An ask is fair share
Of that custom so literally bestowed bsl,rc
the fire. have no old goods looIlcr no oil
remnants to work of but my. stock Is fresh
aud cloau aud | can and will sell goods as
low as amy me dare to in this warl.c.
FOR THE C.lSl[t
If sell goods ON credit, Il will he from
January lsl to July LIST, aud from july till
Christmas and | shall expect Ia. have fair
profit, as no merchant sells goods for glory.
no master how mach be may advertise thai
way.
Come and ace me and Look a; nay gonds,
whether You buy on not, / shall not charge
You anything for looking, but will take II
pleasure in showing. T.. NJ. STACKPULE.
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So g. CLARR,
NAAWEME laROS..

Hte'''.hs, FORWARDING and CummiSNiOM
ri - ~. g 81 ~ NJ - -,
-islitgan, 'gCyus.
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GgP Kaufman Dcmocra' will please copy
aud forward account 10 Lib Office.
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DAE.f.-M@.

IaNiE undersigned hcy8 leave to inform
d tho travelling public ihn, the above line
~ now ,nIn''"cl with comfortable coscLes,
g." wen Iei sioek, aud careful drivers
toNehcs l'a'e Alto springs and Chambers
,reh simultaneously, AT O'Clock ~ M, on
Monday wednesday, aud Friday of each
week, and arrive ut ihcsGmc places the noxt
days ~ o clock p. N. al the travel s ia,
daylight, .-Ad saves 20 A.es indisanve oYor'
The Iine via Waco, consequently aGnrdiRg'
passengers ample time to rest At night,
rms line also connects with the line FROM
waco 10 Tyler, at Spring iiill and Dresden,
and w.th SGTEcr's line via Waco, NJ eael,
terminus. Confident Of my ability to rem
der cairc satisfaction, a share of pubic pat,
ronagc is .hicitcL j. j. STEELE.
April ~, 1860. sly
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Mlny persous gem 70 link that kansos
may prove qAisc . torinida Die auxiliary to
;ho north n The present. war. According
10 The census ie.1r.le her whole mnle pop
plation, over Is years Of age, is only 2C,
poe or theae mAny are bitter enemies 10
the Republicans, anl the latter viii have
enough to do 10 take care of themselves
against the forces sen ainst them from
the borders Of Missoali, trkansas, Teas
and the Indian Nation.
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ComInI,,ioucr t.cncraiInnd q nice.

~. W,sru .u,lufHz.t to HflHmct billiard .
Jnres, E2sg,, " Grrr. Gown ", - at7iudida,c Tor
toe n'y, fcumui s'uU,i 1f %, General Land ullrc
at ihe R,,.t % i"n
~ arrtf,h r'7ol iaurnl lucc George ~.
VIA Nlroh, Vi lYlrrouuly,e acandiuair lor the
oslo % .JmWHs ,Oin,fui ~ hs. ,rdl Land utirc, at
hri'.y' clr,. lOu il August,
RE ,oolIrWil ~ Hrihd1 me.
~ So ir, utipri yl 20 t'... uncc Capt. Ste
,itru Crosby, % rlrIilsHe t.' Comnii,, lunrr uf
"a, G. a1H ilul ,luo. 9t U. 'lgctOn IN August
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MILITARY NOsi4c.

Ii who wish to form themselves info o
2 company Of mounted men to serve in
the Confederate army, and TO enter into
service at n moments notice. will have an
opportunity of enrolling their names, by
apply ing 10 the undeisig ned al Dallas.
..s-- n. II. DARRELL.
Dallas, june q, lsdI-3s.lw
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EsTRAY NOTICES.


TAKEN n ID iiasia ~ III, af|i ~ af-i hifiI1
Ias. AZ h.nrs ft, onr hAf NANf,ag.aas Dii, isii
hal "a Vlie siasi fpf a. iui hisl. atsuil iatai
liahs sllii E { 81 81 af3.
lALEN Jf 81 A.i.flI llol loii aRi esnare 20 sfir,
eit - y ais,l ~ f. 10Y .ilis.
TAkKS uf iv 4. H. nianIal and a.tri,e ir.f,re
Jas. ~ saith, iagr pnr lALE hLnhfEFR, suma
white tlis On lirl. isal ksl swallow lfk az a. L.
aid rfur sal uEialiu IN lhe len ear bUiial.tl h.
u on ihe 20 hip, aui tslfcinlr with un uplehi
lslt ~ pc loin, or yrafs GA. As,, Due DARN
hnAA nihLh slrl, rsis'.ks Goa his ,ilr-, hiiic
i.f ant ttis, hisrs les, short TIN mafkel under
ia Nl m ef tf, sad U''r hope in ilr ii if hIaI-
n h. 'H !w lissi hip sDlgvssd 10 D. y,a-s uli,
lfiA allruisfd 90 81. .aiIIa
Ga ", LAWS, C't. CO, %.
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u. S. llnii sllngc NIimc

fron Also Springs,
by way of Springfield, 'Iiwaknna Springs,
sc cha.aaCgs' Ercri.
%EAEEaE A. D'HESr ROUTE
FROM HOUSTON 10. WAXAuAcinE ANE,
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PALESTINE ADVERTMENTs,
pr. j. ID. Rankin & Co. IS
CLiEHi,AiEn
Southern Family Medicines,
CONsIHTINU ~
Rankin g. Cos, Ready Relief. FluG
Mixture, EXpeotOg-Rt, Yermispge,
Liver, SaAatlge and Chill {.
,FeVCr Pills.

FINlLSE N#iy'IHtsrr r,p.ui'y luIf-.l a. suii
4 thrflu'hfrn ti-rs.,,, and tr' fhe irHli eft "a
Ions vNin'.Hu iU ,hn ,usuAuut 40 tlr NaiiDU, lls-
ca OF Iltr.lia.e, Ile iei lnril,a ~ auilDl ads
~ di-rai' Nufth ai.i ruiul thHr tifr, Wr clam 90
~ pnch I'D. 90 pnpttnlin ll ura risi oi moii 'u.5
suicide iu lNr Htacas Dt ihis ri.uHfr, tisu Ifgu.,
tuw'uni lirLnu', nnl u,hcr prulus nAius Ia tAr
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PIEDMONT SPRINGS,
GRIMES COUNTY, TEXAS.

| ~ Nii fr,, Ililn,l,ie. Nher, ,laity ,,arl,s con.
llur ,,i In, g,nJral i,aiir,ld and slN mile. fron
iiln where ,lsily ha Is connect With thu Central
! Hliir,,i.
am l., ,,,,,J T., I,itef, a, FRI AZ lhv iSGI
,i,,i ,n,, ,n,.t ,lrgh,nl suimrr rrsort
la, T,r,l .nrli vnproycncni, ~ render il the most
invalid, ~ pleasure seeker
Thrurw huiidings arr planntdon the must liberal
scale In their construction, convenience, comfort
and beauty, are admirably combined,
Tlrdlung sniuun, n 1 f,tl iuu.l TALL room l0n n .
lnnel iarlufs aud billiard rom are large aud ELEGANT
Tbc IA chambers lsin.lu aud diuhlc) urc we'll HIc
ranged aud neatly Gu,lrl, The ruuny aud elegant
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nr.J ID. nanl.ln's Pain lIiner.

NH. WHstvilnlhr m.Ii,r, {, rumI sGnirl lum
ilr iiusf IHtI,iril Nn.lyurs and suii--fl-rttlIr,
known ,lIo ui,iiiril Iuuf s-'' gfi lHs brrg u,,l
with ir moot -ii,ftrury u-ulis lN iis author. n
ue,rr ti's iurr 80 npI ,,cil kihd uf tius it.,u-
lris ul th'ir l,saIi"n ur th' clu-r which prsinrrs
lhcm. The tliuWu. ii- a'c' Invariably yigll tu llc
Pain kiHr Wa; E,ory form ~ ,hulir, rFaup,
Wipiug, sla.ms 'l tyan Mind, WDl all character ul
slasmulic affections, commissions, Mysteries aud all
thc lilartiuu connected Win ihUH. Also, iainhl
mvn.'t1uiinW miscarriage, nervous INurlluusu f pY-
cry character such 70, hu,d-achc, pr-arhc, pains m
ullumrn, back, sdr, oh,tt iunisl neuralgia, ,uuth-
ache, rheumatism, &c., al~l chullc In loro',
B.. ~ ihis medicine Ails iu siu.lc case when the
dirrliousav followed NY agents Az authorized To
2, tiun the purchase MHh,N.
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THE STATE OF TENAS.


TO tic Sheriff Of E}lS County Greeting
W0U are hereby commanded that you
Il summon, by publication, the heirs OF
Mayberry b. Gray, whose names and resi-
dcnces are unknown, 10 be and appear be-
fore the District Court to be holden in and
for tic county Of Ellis, at the Courthouse
thereof, in the town Of Waxahachie, on the
first Monday in September next then and
there to answer the petition of Robert $.
Lemon and Nancy j Lemon, wife of said
Robert S. Lemon, fled in said Court against
them, and alledging substance as follows,
to-wit: ''fhat on the dav -, suid
Aaberry &. Gray, departed this life, leaving
his last Will and Testament, duly executed
and witnessed by him, which was duly
proven, and probated in the County Court
OF Cameron county, State aforesaid, on the
- day Of - 1854; and duly admitted
to record in said county Of Cameron; that
by said last VIII and Testament of said
Gray, he gave and devised 10 Nancy j.
Hayle now Nancy j. lemon, the following
described tract OF land: 640acres, situated
in Ellis county, on Chambers Creek, and
patented to said May berry 3. Gray on the
I'd day of November, A. d. JS47, by Letters
Patent, No. 81. vol. /. That on or about the
23d day of October, 1917, said viii together
with the papers of the estate of said Gray,
deceased, were wholly dcst<bycd by fire;
that no original papers or copies thereof
are now in existence; that by virtue of said
viii they are the legal owners of said tract
of land and are entitled to The possession
thereof as against the heirs of said Gray,
deceased The premises considered petit
10, Hoo
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