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The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-18

THs Mendocino Herald hoists the name of
General Geo. r. Mcclellan for President in
1864.
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DARK Look FOR EURoPE.-The London
News, in one of its Trade and Finance" " ar
ticles, says;
The wheat crop in England generally is
below an average; that most of the other
crops are relatively better than wheat, but
that the deficiency in the latter will not be
thereby compensated, and that, consequently,
We shall have to import more than the usual
quantity OF foreign grain between the present
date and next harvest. Those persons who
have already formed an opinion that the har
vest is a short one, express gloomy anticipa-
tions respecting the course of affairs during the
coming winter, more especially having regard
to the condition Of the manufacturing popula-
ton and to the dearth of cotton. Upon this
latter point, as before stated, We fear that the
worst torebodings now entertained will be real
lied, for the raw material of the greatest of
our manufactures is absolutely not to be had
at any price. The prospect is constantly be
coming darker
France, and Europe generally, has a short
wheat crop.
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Much BCLLIoS.-A well informed gentle
man. says the Democrat. estimates the daily
average amount of bullion passing throua b
Plaeerviile from Nevada Territory to be 800
pounds, or 24,O00 ounces. He estimates its
average value to be s5 80 per ounce, or S60.-
600 for the gross amount. At this rate the
value OF tqese transmiSsions would foot weekly
S420,OO0; annually, $50, 100000
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y Ew York. Oct. 18th,

The second one hundred thousand dollars
from your magnificent bounty has reached US
We send $4,000 dollars to St Louis. The
admiration and gratitude of the nation and the
army are only exceeded by the wonder and
praise with which the Sanitary Committee
contemplates your humanity and benefcence.
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Tbs ARMY IN LIGHT MARCHING ORDER-A
stringent order has been issued enforcing the
absolute necessity Of reducing the baggage
trains of troops in the field Officers will
hereafter be allowed to carry only their ordina-
ry mess chests and valise or car pet bag. No
trunks or boxes Will be permitted in the bag
gage trains. Privates are prohibited from
carrying carpet bags and boxes on the regi.
mental wagons. These things are to be elected
from the wagons and cars wherever found. A
stop is also to be put TO the carrying of suffers
goods in regimental and Quartermasters wag.
ons, under the guise of quartermasters' and
commissary stores. This, it is supposed, will
reduce the trains one third.
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The work on the Broderick monument has
been commenced at San Francisco.
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ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS:

The Oroville Commandery of Knights Templar
Mob viii assemble at Masonic Han, on the second
ndfOurth Wednesday of each month. SirKnights
from abroad are invited to attend whenever con-
venient. rHO'S CALLOW, Com.
ARTHUR McDERMoTT, Recorder.
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A YOUNG man, named McComb, from Mans
field, Ohio was arrested in San Juan Monday
last and brought to Marysville, where he had
hired horse for the alleged purpose of going
to Sacramento, but took the road to San Juan.
On his way up, McComb stopped two team
sters on the road, and demanded their money.
They, having no mineral about them, handed
over two jack knives, when McComb opened q
bottle of wine, and the whole party took q
horn.
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TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-The Rev. George
B. Taylor, Grand Lecturer, will deliver pub
lie lecture on the subject of Temperance, at
the Brick Church, at seven o'clock P. NJ, Thurs
day, October 23d, 1862. lie being gentle
man of great originality and eloquence, scarcely
surpassed in California, we trust there will be
a crowded audience. Go and hear him.
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CALIFoRNIA Law JOURNAL, AND LITERARY
REvIEw.-We have received the first number
of weekly publication with the above title.
1t is published in quarto form, and edited by
w. II. r. Wood San Francisco. Subscrip-
tion price, so per year.
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GEN. KIBBE.-What does the itaicised por-
ton of the Generals order refer TO? We itali-
else:
lowing to the peculiar elements of which
the population of California is in all localities
composed, and the large number of men
amongst US who are traducing our Govern
ment, denouncmg our present administration
and clandestnlelg seeking ats orerthrou, it be-
hooves those who are the custodians of the
arms and munitions of the State TO be vigilant
in the duty of carefully guarding and protect
ing the same"
Anybody has right to seek to overthrow
any administration in our Government; but
not to overthrow and seek so to do the Cor.
ernmeht itself There is a vast difference be-
tween the Government and the administration
thereof, but the Republicans don't see it.
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For President in 1854,
Patriotic Fund.

At meeting Of the citizens of Oroyille and
vicinity, held last Tuesday evening, at the
Court House, pursuant TO notice, the meeting
was orgenized by the appointment of Rev. R.
Hobart Chairman, and S. W. W. Coughey
Secretary. On motion, j. NJ. Clark, Esq,
was chosen Treasures for the county of Butte,
and the following gentlemen were appointed
Committee to prepare an address to the citi
zens of Butte county: Rev. j. NJ. WoOdman,
S. Rosenbaum, Geo. c. Perkins L. A. Good
hue, A. G. Simpson, Hon. Thos. Wells and
John S. Berry, Esq. The Committee were
also instructed to canvass the town of Oroville
and vicinity for contributions. We shall en-
endeavor to get a correct list Of the amounts
subscribed, together with the contributors
names, for publication in next weeks issue.
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\ Town on TIE BATTLEFIELD.-An East
ern correspondent thus describes the effects of
the battle of Antietam on Sharpsburg:
Nearly all the Inhabitants of Sharpsburg
have returned to their dwellings, The work
of removing dead horses from the streets and
repairing the damages to the buildings has
commenced. Two churches were nearly de-
stroyed, and will have to be rebuilt. Fortu.
nately, the mansions of the rich rebels suffered
the most severely. The dwelling of a Mr.
Grover, notorious secesSionist, was almost
destroyed. A shell from one of our guns pass.
ed directly through his portrait, hanging upon
the wall in his parlor, and tore out his nose,
his eyes and his mouth-nothng but his bald
head, neck and shoulders remains within the
frame Daring the cannonade the women and
children were huddled together for three days
in the cellars one cellar under a large stone
mansion contained more than 60 They en-
tertalned themselves with prayer and psalm
singing. and cursing the rebels or the Yankees
as their sympathies leaned with one or the
other beligerents. One can imagine how furi-
OuS the canuOnabe must have been, from the
fact that but five dwellings, in a village con
tanning l,500 inhabitants, escaped uninjured.
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OsEGos IrExs--We take the following
items from the WaIa walla Statesman. of
October 4,h:
We are informed that Hon. C. c. Hewitt.
of 0lympia. is expected to arrive in this CITY
in few days. accompanied BY bis family. who
have come over the plains the present season.
The Judge and his family are well, and have
had favorable and pleasant trip.
1t Is the opinion of many Of the emisrants
that S party of whites have been engaged with
the Indians in the late murders Of emigran,s in
the vicinity of Fort Hall and on Raft aud
Rock rivers. In one instance, they got some
$4,000 from emigrants whom they murdered
The Snake, Bannock and a portion Of the
diSafected Nez Perces Indians are now hold.
ing q grand Council at Fort Hall, ostensiblv
to consider the propriety Of war with the
Blackfeet but ii is the opinion Of many ,ha,
it is a combination against the whites.
The high peaks of the Blue mountains were
for the first time this season covered with snow
on Wednesday morning.
Portland papers of October sth, have the
following
w e learn that news has oeen received from
+ Col. Maury's command. on the Snake river. as
late as the 9th OF August. Capt Crawford
with the rear of the emigration, some FIVE hun
dred wagons had passed him, and may be ex
pected in Walla Walla by the 18th Of tht
present mouth. The emigration TO Oregon
and Washington Territory, the present season
will amount to about FIVE Thousand souls
We think it will be found that the emigra
tion on the old route to Oregon have no
been seriously annoyed by the Indians. Many
of the reports 10 the contrary are fabulous.
Gen. Adair, formerly receiver of Customs a
Astoria, and Butler Anderson. formerly of o
iympia, have taken the oath of allegiance L
the British Crown. at Victoria.
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WAR MEAsURE.-Should the President 5
proclamation of the abolition of slavery take
effect on the first of January next, would we
be fighting fer the maintenance Of the Consti-
tuition and laws and for the great right of self
government? Would we not then be battling
for the acknowledged pretezt Of this rebellion ?
SENATORIAL CANDIDArE.-Iti is now thought
that Sargeants chances for the Seuatorship
are very good. The San Francisco Journal
says, " considering the fact that during his
presence in this State, Mr.. Sergeant was
very oificious in decrying Mcclellan, there
by endeavoring to weaken public confidence in
the President who appointed him, thus aiding
the cause of the rebels by fomenting faction
quarrels among loyal men; we should say that
Sergeant is just the worst possible man to go
to the Federal Senate"
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To Unfortunate Femaies-Alas! cried I.

JAMES 0. COUSINS. Proprietor.
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Il Foreign Patent
r. Il. EDDY,
SULICIT'UR OF IN ENIN
Late Agent of U. 5 Patent Ollce, Washington uD'
the Act of 1891.
&c State street, opposite kIby ST., ho''VH'

the Act 0f Tc5I.. -
1G State street OuuOsite k!Iby Ste, hOssO"
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards ItWeh|
II wears continues to sc cure Patents in the uNtd 'e
also in Great Britain France, and other foreign s'
tres, Caveats Sepcitcations Assignments, aId a ID
pers or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal TEN"
Foreign Works todelermine the validity utility Of 70
tent, or C Snef It" the %
amv Patent furnished bv renting One Dollar ASSN
menis regarded AT Washington ..,
The Agency is not onlv the largest in New En:un
but through it inventors have advantages for ''sa%
notepts of oscertainina the patentabity Of WWIy.'
,,nsurnassedhv if m, nneasur.b ysupefio oanyTlM
an he ofer re- them s,sewhr-e The testimonials 4 gs
civen nrove that none is MORE SUCC ESSFuL A. ~.
PATENT OFFICE than the SUBSCRIBER and as SiC ,9
IS THE RESI- PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AM, A s.,
INV hn ,voud ,dd Thai no has ,hupdan nj reason nOrU
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NJ A N H O 0 d
HOW LOST ! HOW RESTORED !

Just Pubshed in Sealed Envelope. Price Sir Cents
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and Radical Cure
of Spermatorrh9a, seminal Weakness, Involuntary
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generally Nervousness Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical Incapacty resulting from Self.
Abuse, &c.-BY RoBT. j. CULvERwELL, N. D., Author of
the Green Book.
TIE world renowned author, in this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
consequences of Selfabuse may be effectuay removed
cwithout medicine and without dangerous surgical opera
tons, bougies, Instruments rings, codals pointing
out mode certain and eectual by which
every sufferer matter what his condition may be- may
cure himself cheaply privately and radically This lee
ture will prove boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, TO any address,
the receipt Of six two postage stamps by ad
dressing DIR. CllAS. }. G. KLINE,
127 Bowery. New York. Post Office Box, $780,
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DIR. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
CAVAgSEsaE SNUFF.

THIS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
article ever known for curing the CArARRH, COLD IN
THE HEAD and the HEADACHE. 1t has been found
excellent remedy in many of SORE EYES. DEAF
NESS has been removed by it, and HEARING has often
greatly improved by its USE ltpurges out al OBJ.
strucons STRENGTHENS the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected 1t is recommended by many
of the best physicians used with great success and
satisfaction everywhere.
Mo1e than twenty five years experience has proved
its great value and this nent higher than
ever before.
large number of the most espectabe Druggists in
Boston and New York in Ger fcatc signed by them il
1854 say:
The undersigned, having 'or many years been &C
ouanted with DR. MARsHALL's CArARRH AND HEADACHE
SNUFF and sold it in WI O. sale trade, cheerfuly
state that believe it to be eu in every respect the
recommendation given of it foi he of Catarrhal
Affections and that is decd Ely best article we have
ever known for all the diseases Of the head.
BE are Of Counterfeits!
fac smile of the signature of the PC prietor
CHARLES BOWEN. isc: ever bottle SOLD Ivy Drug
| sis everywhere. 2i*h!6I,y'
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EIiberatiOn Notice.

THIS certify that have this day given to my son
Charles Paine his time and that shall pay no debts OF
his contracting after this date and that shall claim none
Of lis wages or earnings during the remainder OF his MI
''' l.. D. PAINE.
Chelsea, March %, 1862 Attest, DANIEL ran lam,
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Office.

WHEREAS my wife Lucy Pity, having left my bed and
w board without just prov0cation this IS TO iorno all
persons harboring trusting her on my account;
T-' DANIEL LAWSON.
u-,h,.,, uorc, II 1872 323fw3*
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Sabbath school Nell. No. 2

10000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE
Months of its publication. 1t is entire New Work of
nearly 200 pages Many Of the Tunes and Hymns were
written expressly for this Volume, 1t will be
popular its predecessor (He No y which has run up
to the number of copies in 36 months,
outstrippng any Sunday School Book of its size issued
in this country. Aso both vou mes are bound in one to
accommodate schools wishing them ia that form Prices
of Bell No @ paper covers Is cents $l2per 100 Bound
cents $22 per 100. Bell No. paper covers - cents
$40 per 100 Bound ~ cents, $lS TER l0o Cloth bound
embossed gilt 25 cents $40 per 100 Bells Nos and
bound together 40 cents $3per 100 25copies furnished
the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt 80 CENTS 4O
per 100. Mail postage free at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No. All Broadway, New York.
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The Horace Walters Pianos,

MELODEONS, ALEXANDRA ORGANS, and T. GIL
BERT Il CO.'S celebrated 4EOLIAN PIANOS, are the
finest instruments for Parors and Churches in use
large assortment can be at the new Warerooms
4Sl BROADWAY, between Grand and Hroome Sts.,
which will be sold at extremely low prices PIANOS and
MELODEONS from sundry makers, new and second
aand to let and allowed if purchased per agree
ment. Monthly payments received for the same. Also
second hand Pianos and Meodeons at great bargains,
prices from $25 $780, Sheet Music Music Books, and
II kinds of Iusc Merchandise at W ar prices.
HORACE WATERS. Agent
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PROBATE COURTS.

probate Counts, within and for the District OF Ran
5lph for the year ensuing, viii be holden as fco"s'
VIZ ~
At the Registers Office in Broohfeld, the first Thurs
LAY III each mouth. 49, ~, .,:,
At the U1arGe G. unity Hotel IN Chelsea, Oh the t'r
Thursday of each month c,
At Chadwck's IIote In West Randolph, on the fourth
Thursday in each month
Thursday in February. May and August
BY order of Court, $780,
J. K. CLEAVELAND, Register.
,-helse, Drcamher %, 1851.
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little glove stirs up my heart as tides stir I'm h,
snow-whte muslin, when it fits makes an wy o:a
notion -""' Val9N
a II sorts of lady fxins thrill my feelings % tban,,
But little female gater boots are death and aIS
shorter! '1' u"Al
ana just to put you on your guard
PHI give you, short and brief
small hotel experience
Which filed my heart with grief.
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel,
stopped a week or more,
And marked two" boot-eesn every NOV,
Before my neighbours door,
Two boots with patent leather TIPS.
Two boots which seemed to say.
" An angel trots around in us,n
They stole my heart away
And often in my nightly dreams
they swept before my face.
lady growing out of them
AS flowers grow from vase.
But all! one morn saw a SIGHT
Which struck me like a stone
Some other name was on the book
Those boots were not alone.
great tall pair of other boots
Was standing by their side,
And of they walked one afternoon
And with them walked-a bride,
Ladies, comment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
j. G, PAGE
Where can be found at all times large asortnea. 4
Ladies, Misses and Children's Boot;
and Shoes of the latest French Imported Work.
Also, of our own manufacture,
Ladies and Gent S Balmoral Boots, (new s7h
Misses and Children's
Boys and Youths "
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in faca
general assortment of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
| We are the sole manufacturers on
Plumer's Cele brated Patent Las
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT
We can't he beat in Style, Quality or Prices
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBER
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES, as u:ra,
ic- L E a S E "a l..
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WeEsgssAst sJGGasa':a % S3taAhA~
yasa Railroads.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT. o,
Conmencing Wednesday,, January @h 1oo2
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, May Term, 1862

TcppE SHATTUCK. Bill Of Complaint
;,r the said Jerre Shatuck, setting forth IN SUD
a. 90 that the said Jerre Shatuck on the END DAY OF
w"rrh A. D. 1861, executed to the said Thomas Gleed
rorloare deed of certain land situate in belVoefe IN
:, - rounty of Lamoille, described as follows, VIZ
he same land the same day deeueo TO ule
said Jerre by John Morgan and Mary NJ. Morgan,
an, John Morgan alone,-reference peihe, hao 10
h said deeds on record in the Office of land records
-; V aoid Belvidere for a iuier descripton-condi-
ortd for the paymc, of all demands of every descrlp,
,;o which then we're hereafter might be due to sao
Thnmas and further conditioned that the SAID Jerre
nd ave the said Thomas harmless from all Daoty
VII oh the said Thomas had then might Thereafter IN
nr far said Jerre and averrng that said Jerre was IN
eLed TO said Thomas in his lifetime and AFTER the exc
en-, ion Of said mortgage in the sum OF one hunoIeo anu
Ar dollars which said Jerry elects ana refuses 10
rs and that the Petitioner has become legally ap!e
te sum of two thousand dollars by reason OF salu
SHINING and guaranteeing the notes OF the salo
rre which the said erre refuses to pay ana praying
fr foreclosure of the said Jerre'S Equity OF tedemp-
ion in said rgaged premisesand 1t being maze 10
that the said is out of the state OF vermont
"a that n subpoena cannot be served upon MIN IL Is OF
1eed that the Petitioner the substance OF MS sao
Ri of Complaint to be published in the Green Mountain
freeman three successfully the last OF which pup
ti Court to which said Bill made returnable and tine
sa Jerre is hereby notified to appear before the Court
Of hancery be held at Hydepark within ana Tor the
Comfy of lamoile the fourth Tuesday in May next,
answer to said Bill of Complaint, or the same Will De
taken as confessed. ~ . =.
Given under my hand at Hydepark, in the County OF
Lsnoille, this 18th day Of April A. D. 1867
' l.. s. SMALL, Clerk.
-rr,, G. C1ern Solicitors 329w3
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Traina Going South AMT Easy. * -,
Leave Eor,uei!s IT IS Nj, 90 +. u ana III 10 "a
49,, Tp.iN leaves ST. alba MS at G,5 Nj, burlington
M co A. NJ connecting at White River Junction WIN
trains fer auG from Wells, River, ST. JniEsnufE iH M
tietou nd with Nsrhen 4. f. for Boston LoWri!, 'FU
cester &c, ard connecting ht beiloW9 me- y low
ire R. r. for iastol a! win Vermont a'iey IL: N ~.
sn,noi cid New Haven, ana New York, arriving III ne"
York at II, l5p. II. .,;.,,c55, VI
for Burlington and NortHhea. ,,cn .
NIcnr ExppEss TEAM leaves OgdensbHlgat II so M,
Mont .tn at 3 30 r. NJ Rouses Point at DIV M: al'
inn n BURLINGTON at Is M, Boston at $40 A. NJ con-
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Il. H. io' Do
and worcester and with Vermont Valley r. R. for spring
field and New Haven and arriving IN Ne" ofN '' NV
+. M. - . IVY.
Leave Montpelier at GS A. NJ $40 A. NJ. ana W r. a.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 100 NJ, via. Lo"ell'
Lawrence or Fichhurc. Leaves Springfield at 10 NJ.
Bellows Falls at 1925 NJ. connecting AT Wh'te nVo
junction with Northern K. j. from Boston ana WIN as
sumpsjc R. r. or and from It. Johnshury ana httc.o
arriving Burlington at 700 A. NJ ana ~. h'oa' " 9
10 P. M, and lodge ,,c,,,.a os ~
and Burpg on at 10 35 for Houses Point anu Nl".
treal, arriving ut Burlington at ll4o ana at ol'' 9
600P.M
N,GHc EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Fellows Fa!iS at ID
r,cevinp messengers from Vermont Valley R. R. leaving
New York Mt g. 90 A. and from Cheshire H. H. connec-
ing White River Jnnc tion with train leaving s'oh al
| 5 p. NJ. via Lowell Lawrence Leaves NhHe River
Junction at l53 NJ, arriving at bufiiheton az 90
A. M RoIses Point at 740 A. M, Montreal at lUoo A. NJ
and Ogdens but Oh at200 NJ, connectI ng with Gfaho
Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the west.
sleepug cars are attached to BOTH the nIgHt expires
traias unn ing between Rouse's Pointand Boston
Through Tick Tor Chicago and the west lof sale o.
the principal stations .,,,,, Cas-.
c. ~ I,n <
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ElE.assss1& &Gsgs'ss.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE, COURTS within
TIIvoroy DISTINCT, IS and for the District afore
ID mi he holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier IN
s,rict on Tuesday of each week, during the year
c, Persons having business with said Court are re
F@'> 80 ~ T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
rA.nl..lher ]. 1860.
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in .ha1lccry, Lam oi lie Co.
.JERRE SHATTUC K.

T.LIP Is, LNEl', RuTn r ~ oe0'
THOMAS GLEED'S Estate,