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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

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CARRIAGES SssadSAsd = applisaAtea q tke
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
THE LIZ CLAIRE HOUSE!

I'm TIE FIRST DAT or FEBRUARY THIS
~ wsll-knswn Hotel was opensd Ses the ~
oeption Of guests. The house hes bssa thososgh-
y cleaned, painted, pafsssd ssd fussisAsd. A
new kitshsn. laundry, sts., hsve sssa bails, and
in Short the A0use 10 Dow In better eosdtiop thsa
ever bef0se.
The sshsehbsme 0illstt, fssossly u he Scott
House, and John y. Dsst, q Chicago, hare taken
. long lsass Of the pss1isss, ed will oGes sups.
Nor Inducements for he sseoono1stion Of the
travelling public.
esn - aeoeooedsasd. Yaoilies desisine suits Of
rooms. with privilege = fsnishiag The ssas. are
invited % san sad ssasss thsiS spartDssts with
cot 6elsy.
- good stsbls sssnsstsd with he HOUSE
olLLEff ! DART.
jssl7-dAvH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

6l. tleur, Feed 4 Produce Store 81.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FITTED UP
j the store, No. 81 Brady street one door
below the Hawkeys) where he will keep constant
~ ON hand general assortment of
WINTER WHEAT FLOUR,
SPRING WHEAT FLOUR,
CORN NEAL,
BUCKwHEAT,
RYE FLOUR,
CORN.
OATS.
SHORTS,
MIDDLNGS,
VEGETABLES,
BUTTER,
EGGS,
&C., &C., &C.
- Goods delivered to any part of the city
free Of charge.
The highest cash price paid for al kinds Of
~ E.A. OLIVER, Agt.
REy0OH.dL.
20 IL N n q w n
-nAs asxovsD HIS
Plumbing, stan / Gas Fitting Shop
TVO 81 BRADY STREET, WHERE CAN BE
/ found Chandeliers, Pendants and all kinds Of
Gas Fixtures, Well and Cistern Pumpa, Globe
Valves and all kinds Of Brass work, Lead and
Iron Pipe Fittings. Old Fixtures cleaned, either
In Gilt or Bsonss. Lamps cleaned and altered. A
good assortment Of
KEN We L n Ups,
YO8 sAL0 CHBAP;
OILS, WJCKS AND CHlMNEYS. ETC.
Remember the place, Brady stssst, ID door above
Fourth.
mch36 6ml JOHN now ,Ag't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

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sitter this dAeo oGoe sAo onGn0 44++f
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tiwsss saiisssu 4 No. sVuI5Rnos
1ss11l owsGils Oh AaUeb -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

1te.i!.fslR'i9..:1..'
JUsr RDCn1v3D
Q. -. " - xsx1z.
NO. . LIB cLAIRE now,
THR LARGEST. cHEApHsr AND BEST
! assorted stock Of
sTAPLE&FAHcy DRY GOODS,
NOTIOJrs, &C.,
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
Call and see Thorn
and DO convinced.
spss-d4wM
CHEAP DRY GOODS!
-I1 You WANT
GOOD 0ooD0s
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
AND AT ONE-THlRD CHEAPER THAN
"A ever before sold in this market, you will 6nd
them 1t
WASHERS,
No. 8, LeClairs Row.
$50 SILK DRESS PATTERNS.
|nF ALL GRADES AND STYLES. OF THE
~ latest fashions, 1t
FIFTY PER CENT. LESS
than ever before sold in this market. Call at
WHISLER'B,
No. 8. LeClaire Row.
a, 900
| WATCH SPRING HOOP SKIRTS
IsAtO0t styles
At FULL ONE-THIRD LESS, IN PRICE,
"A than ever before sold In this market. We
have large stock, and bought them in the
CITY Of new YORK, TeR CASE,
and We will sell them cheaper than any other o.
tabshment possibly can, and for sale to the trade
in quantities At New York jobbing prices at
WHISLER'S.
WHOLESALE DRY GO obs,
CHEAP ron CASH,
q. -. w II : 81 1R -,
no. 8, LsCLAIRs row,
A Ii OF THE LATEST FASHIONABLE
DR Ess GOODS.
PRANTS,
IN GTBAr QUANTITIES.
W,ssch1 Sprtssg Boe1, SIts,ss
AT NEW YORK PRICES.
1000 PIDOD0
|nF FIRST CLASS PRINTS FOR SALE
~ Oh sapat
1000 DOZEN
lAAF HOSE or ALL GRADES At NEW
~ York prices to the trade, st
aprl5 WHISLER'S.
DjsoOlestt0se 81 Co nip.
TINE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
| existing between the undersigned under the
name and style Of
ElDRlD0E 4 WILLIAMS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

are not safe, ana therefore they will
break up the government.
had supposed that it was . cardinal
aud fundsn. entail principal of our sys-
tenn Of government that the decision Of
the people ut the ballot box, without .
fraud, according TO the forms Of the Con
st'tution, was to command the explicit
obedience Of every good citizen. loud
applause. II their defeat at a Presi-
Genital election is to justify the minority,
or any portion Of the minority in raising
the traitorous hand of rebellion against
the constituted authorities, you viii nd
the future history of the United States
written in the history of Mexico. Ac-
cording to my reading Of Mexican his.
tory, there never has been one PRESIDE en-
t'al term from the time of the revolu-
ton OF 1920 down to the day when the
candidate elected by the people ever
served his four years. In every in.
stance, either the defeated candidate has
seized upon the Presidential chair By the
use Of the bayonet, or he has turned
out the duly elected candidate before
bic term expired. Are We TO insugu.
rate this MexicaM system in the United
States Of America No, never 4
Suppoae the case to be reversed. Sup
pose the disunion candidate had been
elected BY any means-l care not what,
It BY any mesas in sccordance with the
forms Of the Constitutiou-st the lass
Presidsutial election. Then, suppose
tbe kepnbIicass had saised . rebellion
against bic authority. ID list ease you
w6ald bave found me rendering ny best
e4prts ard sneegies to John @. Brsckia.
yidGa - pat dowa ths Repsbliaan rsbeh
Isamaadesss sPplAase.1 AsaaM yoa
haaseeemgsed'.seA rfeSe Iliss I yOsld
have called forth iiftas'b Sdu4hd e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

Having psaceaHy sacedsd" from the Arn Il
Eldndge ! Williams, and the msreantile pursuits
general, lsssisg plenty Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
No MORE COTTON.

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMITTEE
fFHFHIs. September 60 ISL
7 is desirable ta,tuom0rs COTTON ana TOBACCO
Il be shipped Oh tl- place unHl further orders.
Planters are appealed 90 not 20 ship Il for the present
should it be- persisted in The 8flItary aurhorites will
De coupe Ped 20 order the cotton res1rued % the eoun-
Try 10 The owners expense.
oct N Z WIS rhsi-ar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
Military Trimmings!
81 o. LANDI

OFFER for sale a valuable TRACT OF LAM
4 sttusted in Council Bend, Arkansas. known a. th5
Briscoe s. Jenkius pisca, being the southeast fractional
qusrtsr aud east Laif OF southwest quarter OF section
10, ana north DALI ~ section -, and esst half OF north
east quarter OF section y, containing $50 acres in town
slip 4 n0rth OF range o east. adjoining The land Of Mai.
baldwin on the south. Said land VIII be zald privatafw
and proposals for the same are invited The sale 70 b
closed after the lst Of December nert- Tsrms-On-
third cash; the balance in two equal annual instglh
ments. Address
GORDENTIA WAITE Ex'or. Etc.
ar-tam Holly S0riuFg, Miss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

From the Little Rock State Journal
That the necessities of these extraordinary and
distressing times demand good banking tRclhtles'
few intelligent minds deny. But il establish
ing banks, great caution and clrcumsPecEon
should be observed. There are one or two fun
iamental rules which, under no circumstances.
should ever be dIsregarded-the chief one OF
which is 10 secure safety to the stakeholder, the
l]eyOsii0r, the uOte-hOldcT and the pubic credit.
This can only be done by providing for a sure
and iutaliblp basis Of circulation, and guarding
-8iust an undue expansion. Ii those Two car
lcal points are well guarded, then banks would
5e both safe and beneficial 90 any community
Another rule. but of much less importance Is
90 guard against ozclgsiveness and m~onepohes,
y bast1wiug sectional, local and parsonaLret-
sngueos. No section. community, or individual
l0uld be- allowed privileges denied to others.
All these ends could be easily attained by
adopting the old fashioned, "iree banking svs-
tenn which is the safest and taire,t ever de-
rlssi, and Of uniform and universal application.
i 0I- winch could be written upon one hail sheet
OF tooiscap would suffice 90 provide for a good,
safe and reliable bank in every community in
te state. Let 10 provide that whenever an as
spclauOn Of men desire TO form a banking com
Pauy, that they deposit the amount Of their cap-
tai IN State bonds or specie with the Treasurer
81 the State, and then be permitted 10 issue notes
% the extent Of their capital and no farther, re-
curing the notes 20 be countersigned 10y the
Treasurer as a guaranty that they DO not exceed
in amount the capital deposited.
One great advantage o. be derived, ucur case,
from sd0ping this system would be 10 create a
demand foE State bonds, thereby enhancing their
value and aGorliug d good sale and home market
for future operations Ia State securities. Such "a
system would secure safety TO the holders Of
notes, because their equivalent would be locked
up iu the vaults 8. the State treasury, and could
not run away. Itwould benefit the State and
the public credit by a]riording a ready market for
the purchase Of State bonds, keeping them up
always to OF near par value. It would benefit
uae 7.OckhJider, because, in addition 10 the 0Idi-
nary eight per cent. allowed on the bonds which
constitute he banks capital, the ordinary bank
profits would bring an additional eight OF ten per
cent, making an aggregate Of sixteen or eighteen
per cent. 1t would benefit the community at
large, because .t would be free to all, and within
the reach Of all Such a system would be ac-
cep.aOle to the people of Arkansas, and none
other. Pet institutions in favored localities I'M
der the sbomiuablc tOBr-hiir5s system, they
viii not tolerate, nor amy other %stem that does
not afford full and iEdsieasble security to the
note holder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

Il is Of Warren, says Backwood's Mago1iae,
the author Of d" Ten Thousand a Year" that this
sharp practice in the examination of a man ac-
Cused Of swearing falsely ia a viii case, Is rela-
ted. Il shows great dramatic power uBc0n-
scjously exhibited in his business.
The prisoner being ~arraigned, and the formal
ities gone through with, the prosecutor, placing
his thumb over the seal, held up the VIII and de-
mauded Of the prisoner if he had seen the tesla
tor sign that instrument, TO which he promptly
replied he had.
And did you sign it 1t at his request as sub
scrbiug witness 20
"Idid."
"Was It sealed with red or black wax p
with red wax"
Did you see him seal it with red wax"
81 did,
Where was the testator when be sealed this
will q"
"Iu his bed"
pray how long a piece Of wax did he use d"
About three or four inches long
Who gave The testat5r this piece Of wax ?"
ibid"
Where did you getitg'
Prom toe drawer of his desk
How Did he light that piece Of wazl"
With d candle"
"Where did that piece Of candle come from 3'
Il got il out ola cupboard in his room"
Hos long was Thai piece of candle 2"
" Perhaps -four OF FIVE inches long"
" Who lis that piece of candle"
"IEtIt"
with what 20
with q match"
Where did you get chat match ~
"Cu the mautie-sleIf in the room
Here Warren paused. and fixing his large,
deep b.ue eyes upon the prisoner, he held the
viii Up above As head, his thumb still upon the
seal, and said, in a solemn, measured tone:
Now, sI, upon your solemn oath, YOU saw
the tes-at0T sign that viii; he signed Il in his
bed Ct his request you signed %, as subscribing
witness saw him seal it it was with red wax
he sea.rd il d piece Of one, two, three or four
inches long; lie lit the wax witha candle, which
You procured for him from a cupboard; you he
the candle b. a match which you found on The
mantle-shelf7"
Il did,
Once more, upon your oath, you did2"
Id"
Ny lord, It Is d wafer"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

Memphis N Charleston r. RI
SUPbtINTEEDtSTS OFFICE.
MEtFHIs, November o Is6t.
GhlPtLHS receiving freight by Ae Memphis and
Charleston railroad, are requested % eail at the De
rot. phy cha-geH and take their freight away promptly
or ir viii be drsyed and stored 90 the expense OF tie
ownsrs- The road 3 forced 10 adopt this course. hav-
ing no room 10 store an depot y. J. ROSS.
not&W General guDq-frrarga-t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
Fire Hose.

Den ordained bv The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
II Of the CITY of Memphis
That from aud at-er this date no dray, cart. wagon. nor
any vehicle wlatevur stall pas over any q the fire hos.
belonging 80 tie city or fire department whether such
hD-e have water in them or not
SIC . Any person violating the drst section Of this
ordinance ahal be guilty ola Uaslemeanor. and shan on
conviction thereof Dr. fined In a sum not less than five nor
more tlan fifty dollars and al persons violating This
ordnaHe- shall BE- arrested By the police and reported 70
the Records.
Approved November 5th, 1851
JOHN PARK, Mayor.
Att-t-L r RICHARDS, City Register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
ATTENTION!

HAVE beer a-th01zrd by M~sjcr-General Polk %
L raise 2 REGIMENT for twelve months service. NV
e~uctuupment si. h- a. Jackson, Q Cnu. Captains bae-
As e"Uiu.-s 0--'rnus ri Joining ny regiment. viii
? easr frp RI t' me 10 Jackson. Those forming c0r-
= 300 d ia Dr1a n ard sds0HIup cJLuuez. will report o.
He .5f3' EhJ. " Duh-TT Esq. at Decsfu-yILo. when
-'tfet-A' number % companies l~e raised 70 form q
Reg meut rhav Will be du'v mustered into serv5ge sH4
armed ? ths '~oFerumeut But to avoid any eout-n-
stLey hose having sus are requested 10 bring them
~ .m JOHN J. ROCKS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

Memphis and Charleston II II
MEMPHIS. July Il, 1851.
as AFTER sATiE.
~ A tAa i3h tnsfsr' the 81 gEG~S
EVENING EXPRESS PAEsESt4EE TEETE"@L
discontinued 5"
Tue THROUGH HAM TRAIN nskirg clo..
n-e sous % Grand 1ruCtCI, C1ri7rh. Decaf1r. Steve
son za4 Chat aloaEa NEI leave daily e. f9g I, - -
arrive ~ ! % a.
The Graad Junction Accommodation Trsis will nm
lssEy. .s71tvg excepted, ar7rlag ~ 1880 a. NJ. sa5
lesv'nF e. 3--J L. ". =. ROSS.
H1I5 General Sua--fatao5ap.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
BURIAL
BarstOB's Metallic Burial Baskets

II EEP constantly on hand ali sizes or FISK &
AZ CRANES CASES. ass, WOO OFFINS Of
every description.
Country Undertaken Furnished with CASKETS and
Asses ~ q T=l7otahfa discrrrt. I-a21v
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
Carriages, Farming Utensils, Etc

DURSUANT 20 p decree Of TIE ChGEcerv Court at
4 Memphis. rendered Hprcn lst, 's6l,4a The case cf
Emily +. Bal by her next friend, etc, VS.. Minerva
Hays Dunn aud Water Collins Dunn, l will, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
Paving NOTICE.

y ESOLFED, That the property owners and claimant.
Ii or both sides q Vance st., from DaS0to % u the resi-
dence Of Mr C.. Bond, be CURED 10 grade the side
walks aad lay down good brick pavcmentS furnish usual
cCrblus and pave the CUTTERS with e Cd brick in front of
their respective l0ts, where not already done a~ccordln,
TO ordinance and that he usual notice be given.
Adopted
Approved November 5th. 1861.
john PARK, Mayor.
Attest-L r. RICHARDS. Cay Register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the State Of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

7 T. WEST, Agent. Office ca Madison street op
- . posite Bank Of Memphis.
Authorized Capital. .C0GNC0
Cash capital and sur lus paid up----------5 $4,000.
"a s2DUJJ deposited nith Controller at Nashville
as security 20 policy holinrs.
Insures against loss by Fire on Buildings and Mer
chsndize of every description. Also, on Leases and
Furniture. All losses equitably adjusted and promptly
paid
DIRECTORS
Wm. +. NcFarlaud, President Farmers Bank;
a. Warwick firm Of Warwick s. BaTk5dGlei
WIN. q. Crenshaw, firm OF CrrHshaw s Co;
Wellington G0ddin, hru Of Goddin * ApPsrEou;
T. W. McCsusr, firm of Dunlop, Moncure s. Co..
q. A. b .rk,dale, hrm ~ Warwick il Barzsdgls;
James If. Grant, TOhFcco Manufacturers;
L D. Cren-hav, firm o tHaEall, Creushaw s. Co.;
John T.. Bacon, firm Of Buron & Basksrville;
r. 3. uaxaIl, firm Of HAxuI, Creushsw & Co.;
John CurTie, Jr, Ship Owner
Wm. z. Warwick. hrm of Warwick & Bsrksdale;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney az Law
T.. q. Elicit. BJiiier.
Y. G.. Rufiu, AgricclturiSt 0rd Manufacturer,
X. W. hcGrud-r, Hfm Of AIcGrud=r & Sons;
n. W. CIump.A Attorney Bt Law;
James Dunlop, firm o. D1ulop- NOncurs d Co.
BOILING ". HAGALL, President.
o. 2. BRESEE, Secretary.
Iofpr this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM
PAHY to the property holders Of Memphis, and solicit
a portion Of their business al loses viii be promptly
paid in cash II this agency. Those who with 10 eucouE-
age southern institutions in preference 70 northern viii
please gige me a call J. i. WEST, Agent,
cc1 " Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
Daily sppeaI,
KISSES.

On kiss me and so
Said the maid Of my heart
And pronered her lip
As a hint to depau-
The midnight spproaehes
Ny mother viii know,
NY kndest and dearest,
Oh, kiss ne and go
She gave me the blessing
In such q sweet way,
The thrill Of lie pleasure
EuucCd me % stay
So we Kissed till the morning
Came ID with it's glow,
For she said every moment
On kiss me and goI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
CITY FERRY
MARK z. OF

TUE MARK R. CHEEK has been re.
4 painted and Che cabin enlarged. Fha slzLL,s
vii run in connection with the Meuphl-E
and Little Rock Ralrost. and 70 guit persops who vvfgb
20 patr5nizs the Mound City Hotel
She leaves Mound city daily lSuudsys excepted AT
go. 4. B.. and Et p. d.
Leaves Memphis daily ~fSnuduys excepted al Z. $50
lOl A. q. and at 2 and p.
Tho ladies ere particularly invited, assuring them the
kiudest attention.
% All that is received, after paying expenses. will
be given 70 aid IN carrying on the war.
Bo2 JAS. T, BARTON & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
GREATEST DISCOVERY or THE AGE.
Jnst the MINI f0r the TlmeS

Just the Thing for tie Times
pEISG The cheapest, s~peediest and most effective
- method OF TANNING ever IN use.
By this process
Heavy Sole Leather is tanred IN % 20 90 days.
Upper Leather, Harness Leather, exc, in IS 20 20 davs.
Calf skins, Light Kip, etc in three 10 FIVE DAYS
without bsrk, making exeelen: Lea her. which, for
Strength, SOftleSS and Durability
Is equal to any made. Bark can be used if convenient,
without interfering with the rapidly Of tsnning. NJ
OIL OF yitriol, tSulphurc acid muIiatic acid. alum. sal
soda, or other acids or HiSalez. nor feuusl are used
samples of the Leather sanr 20 order.
State County AID shop EiEh s.-Ur sale under a Patent
granted ny the Conf dsFBte States.
Be7r Of city ref r-uces given.
Address, iBc.o Ing one dime, Z. J. PARK.
Memphis Tenn.
Nc letter answered unless II contain one dine
noIG daulu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

L. J. sELUEN s. CO, Madison street, opposite the
~. Umor Sank, dealers in SUGAR and hOLASSBS,
FFOssr, corn, BCCOIs, Hard, Etc.
c-oasizumerf, solicited, uoou which liberal advances
~ L. ---.L-.L .--LA-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

ssltpeter sill De re6aed each day lTequned, and
converted into gunpowder.
The pamphlet gives practical details for making
the salt by the above process with very great
saving of labor. time and expense and tie pro
cess for refining t-NGslciHf Ga-aic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
C0YlIERCIAL RESTAURANT

TWO doors from second street, J. y. LAYTON.
i Proprietor. All lovers Of good eating viii rejoice
90 Learn that che COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT will
sspcs ON NDNDAY, 4h INST, where VIII be Kept on
d rd The very bet article 10 be obtained IN the South
,rn market The proprietor solicits a cal from his
friends and The public.
uo5.1n T. ID. LAYTON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
NOTICES!
SURGEON GENERALS OPTIC

RIcHnOSp, Va, Sept y, 1851.
IS MEDICAL BOARDS. for the Examination Of
u SurscuuSzad Assistant Surgeons, have been er
isrsd 60 couvFrs at Norfolk. Richmond, Yorktown and
Manassas.
Candlas'es f5r me appointment Of Surgeons and As
s.st1nt Surgeons VIII be examined by tksss Boards. on
presenting an tuvl'at-ou TO appear before them from
the Secretary Of War, which may be obtained hv for.
ardlEE theT application, with Testimonials Of moral
character, 90 the War Department.
Examining Boards wloe held at other points farther
South a. a convenient time. "a
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NOTICEl.
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EROH one TO two hundred ACRES OF LAND.
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Inc city. Address = B. WILKINSON.
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REMOVALS

Z HAVE removed my PUMP SHOP from Adams
street. tEvpr-ou's old stHud) 10 Avery street, four
doors soutb Of Vance street. where I an preIsIsd TO fill
AL orders Ia nay line OF business.
AN cepsirs done on shortest notice by experienced
.vorkmsl.