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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-03


III SARAH A. WILSON, wife of L. ~ WILSON, and
resident of Nevada Township, County of Nevada, and
State OF California do hereby declare and make known
and make this my declaration as a sole trader. To
all whom it may concern: That intend to carry on
business in my own name, and on my own account,
viz: the business of farming and ranchng in all its
branches including stock raising and gardening also
the business of dairy keeping in all its branches;
also the business Thinning for gold in said county of
Nevada under the provisions OF, and pursuant to an
act Of the Legislature of said State entitled An act
to authorize married women TO transact business in
their own name, sole traders, passed April 18th,
1852.
~ In witness whereof do hereunto set my
l." 1897 sa% anu sea- '''' -''" p'y . 1's', :, D'
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA.
On this 25th day of March. A. D., 1852, personally
appeared before me, j. /. Caldwell, Notary Public
in and Tor said county, Sarah A. Wilson, wife Of l..
NJ Wilson, personally known to me to be the person
described in and who executed the within and fore
going instrument of writing or declaration as par
ty thereto; and the said Sarah A. Wilson was by me
made aequain' ed with the contents OF said declara-
tion or instrument of writing, and she then and
there acknowledged to me on examination separate
and apart from and without the hearing of her said
husband, that she executed the same freely and vol
UNFAIRLY her act and deed, without fear COM
pulsion OF undue influence Of her said husband for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that
she does not wish to retract the execution of the same
- In witness Whereof do hereuntO set my
%d aaGc '"' ''''' SEAL cfy GaIDSE AZ WEI 1o''
~ Notary Public.
March %, 1862.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-03
TUE MISSION wOOLEN MILLS
NOW USE
Wheeler & Wilson's Machines,

In making up Over Shirts, Coats, Suits, &c. They
now use from forty to fifty constantly and are turn
ing out the finest goods in the market. mayA
MRS. 1. j. ROLFE Agent,
Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-03

CUMmONS-State OF Cal1IOrnhi, Oouhty
y Of Nevada District Court of the 14th Judicial
District of said State. The People Of the STATE Of
California, TO CYNTHIA A. WELLER, greeting; You
are hereby summoned to appear and answer 70 the
complaint Of ADAM WELLER, sisd against you,
within ten days from the service of this writ served
on you in This county within twenty days Il served
on YOU IN this District and cat Of this county and
within forty days if served on you in the State and
out OF this District in action commenced on the
9th day of March, a. p. 1852 in said Court wherein
plaintiff prays that the bonds Of marriage heretofore
existing between this plaintiff and you may be an
pulled and the plaintiff fully released and divorced
from you, and that the custody and charge Of me
children born Of said marriage, be adjudged to me
plaintiff And you are hereby notified that you iaI
to an7wer said complaint herein directed painlh
win take judgment agaist you therefor by default 10
gether with all costs of suit. AID ass demand Of the
Court such other reet is prayed for in said CON-
plant. -.
- IN testimony wbereOfI, r. H. FARQvHAK'
Clerk Of the District Court aforesaid, 60
L. = (hereunto set my hand and impress the seat
~ Of the said Court, 30 Office. N the Ci1y o.
Nevada, this sth day Of Marcia a. D. 1862.
true eopy-attest: r. II FARQUBAR, Clerk
OK. FARQUHAR. Deputy,
By order Of Hon. 7. B. MCFARLAND, Judge Of .ns
District Court aforesaid. maro5mT
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-03
Ole CAIIFnUNIl

l.
- County of Nevada, SIS. District Court OF the 14,I
Judicial District Of said State. The leople ~ tb@
State of California, to H. w. JOHNSON. gree,n..
You are hereby summoned to appear and answer ~
the complaint of C. 3. BABSTOW filed against ro,
and JOSIAH ROGERS. within ten days from the ,,r
vice OF this writ. If served you in this comfy
within twenty days If served on you in h. Hi>trie
and out Of this county and within fort DAYS served
on YOU in the State and out Of this District in an
ton commenced on the 9th day Of January A. n
1862 in said Court, wherein plaintiff prays iudem@s
against you defendants for the sum of tire hgndes
and fifty dollars, with legal interest thereon from
August !, 1859, alleged by plaintiff TO be ,ine him.
from YOU defendants, upon a certain pronlisory notf
set forth in said complaint. And you are hereby
notified that If you fail to answer said eompain a.,
herein directed, plaintiff win take Judgment against
You therefor by default, together with all costs Of
suit and also demand of the Court such other relies
as is prayed for in plaintiffs said complaint.
~ In testimony whereof J. r. j. FARQuHAR
{, I Clerk of the District Court. aioresad do
L. D hereuntO set my hand ansl irSpress the seal
~ Of the said Court, at Office in the City Of
Nevada, this 10th day of January A. d. 1862.
r. II. fARQCHsR, Clerk.
Jos. ROBERTS, ir, Deputy.
Py order of Hon. T. b. MCFARLAND, Judge Of the.
District Court aforesaid.
true copy--attest: R. II. FARQUIIAR, Clerk
BY Jos. ROBERTS r., Deputy.
n AAWF.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NKw York, June 26.-A letter from Mr..
Raymond TO the Times says Gen. Mcclellan
Is bringing up siege guns from Yorktown,
some OF which have already arrived.
The rebels show no disposition to assume
the offensive again in force. but are evident
" preparing TO resist attack. Their occa-
sional demonstrations, like those of Saturday
night seem intended 10 draw Us into an at
tack, but they have no General who is capa-
BILE Of making Mcclellan gsht until he gets
ready, nor of making him fight upon plan
of their selection. - 4lI31gi[
II was agreed between Col. Key and Gen.
Howell Cobb in their recent conference that
Surgeons taken on the field Of battle should
not be regarded as prisoners OF war, but as
non ombettants. This arrangement has
been sent to Washington for approval.
NKw YoRK June 26.-Ia IN. obscure cor
ner OF the Richmond Despatch of June 18th,
We find the announcement that JEFF. Davi:
had been taken i'll at Raleigh, where he had
gone TO visit sick child. Anticipation,
were expressed that he would return to the
Confederate Capital in few days, but theiI
hopes may prove fallacious.
From the Richmond Despatch Of June 90
| We learn that % desertcrs from our arm,
were brought into town yesterday, some o
the men will probably be shot as warning
TO Others.
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xxxvIIrH coNGREss-Fnsr srssIes.

.
~fle wanrssrcs. June se'
HousK.-The members OF the house.
shortly after assembling, proceeded TO the
Senate. TO attend the Court of Impeachment
for the trial Of Judge Humphreys.
SENATE Mr.. Trumbull presented several
petitions in favor Of ship canal from Lake
Aicbigap 10 the Mississippi river.
Mr. Foster presented petitions for The pas
sage Of bankrupt act.
Mr. Foster, from the Committee on Pen
sions. reported bill for the relief of the
widow Of Gen. Q. r. Smith.
On motion Of Mr. Doolittle. the ball TO
grant the proceeds of rtzin public lands TO
aid in ue constructions ofthe Northern Ia
cifc railroad was taken up and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Sumner, the bill 70
carry into effect the treaty with Great Brit-
ai,r icr- ssffyprossing the sfavs trade was Ia :
ken up. NAYS -Messrs Carlisle. Kennedy.
Powell and Salisbury.
sdrnksioa Of the State of Western Virginia
into the Union was taken up.
Mr. Sumner said there was a condition an
the bill which recognizes slavery until the
end OF the year 1869, 50 that the bill would
admi; another slave state into the Union TO
which be Sumner, was opposed. lie offered
"a an amendment that within the limits OF
the State there shall be neither slavery nor
involuntary seryitude otherwise than punish
ment for crime, whereof the party shall DO
duly convicted. Pending the question the
Senate resolved itself into a high court Of
| impeachment for the trial OF Judge Hum
phreys., ; ark ~
TIE return of the Sergent- Arms of the
Senate. TO the summons issued for West ii
Humphreys. showing that he, Humphreys.
could not be found. was read.
The Sergent-at Arms then made procla-
nation calling on West II. Humphreys 20
answer to the charge made by the House
No answer being made, the. President pro.
| tenn. stated that the managers on the part OF
| the House were at liberty TO proceed in sup
port of the impeachment made by the House.
| The names Of the witnesses supenaed were
then called by the Secretary of the Senate
| Andrew johnson not answering. he was, on
motion Of Mr.. Benham for the managers on
the part of the House, excused from obeying
| the summons on the ground that duties OF .
| public character rendered Il impossible fol
| him TO attend. Most OF the witnesses hav-
| ing answered to their names, Mr.. Train, OF
the mart of the managers OF the House, open.
| ed the case, anything the articles Of i'm
parchment and briefly stating what he mten
sied to prove against the defendent-
Mr.. Bingham on the part of the managers
offered in evidence
LIST The message of Franklin Pierce o.
March Oath, 1853. nominating West h. Hum
phreys as Judge for the District Court of th,
United States for the Eastern and middle
Districts Of Tennessee.
ID. The Journal Of the Senate confirming
that nomination.
Sd. An authenticated copy Of the commits
sion issued by the President 10 West. II
Humphreys.
Among the witnesses present were Col
Polk, Parson BrowDlow and Bailie Peyton
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.
~ s. DANALDSON. Notary Pub

L. lie. cellectcr Claim A gent. &c, 4c.. onsrs
bis servlcea 10 the pu bic, especially 20 those who
have been connected with the Military service o. tie
United States, and who nay have any claim against
the 6 -neralssovernnent- he Will arrange. forward
and successfully prosecute all valid claims. AZ reason
dispatched before the proper offccs IL Washington
Having TEs YKkHs experisnee and practice herein
and me aid ~ an old ofcer Of the senersl Govern
m<nt under President Fllmors's Administration. h.
cannot fail In being successful with AL legal Claims
whether for PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY or LAND
WARRANTS.
HALF-PAY PESsIoxs.-The widows. n No
oflcsrs and soldiers 81 the present any previous
var who have died or been killed while In the ser
Wee, entitled % Hslf-Pay Pensions.
INVALID PENsIoSs.-All officers and Soldiers
xbo are disabled by reason OF wounds received Or
disease scted while in the service and In ths
line u duty ~ asnifier, ~ any period, are TIL
10 Invalid Pensions-
LAND WARRANTS IAN who served IL days
any Of the past 81 the United States. day
IN battle are entitled % leo Of Land. In cas-
Of death, the Widow and Minors are entitled.
BOUNTY AOSKr.-The heirs 81 al Soldiers ~ho
have volunteered during The present Tor three
years during the and hsse died 90 been KILLED
while In the service. entitled 20 Ost uUsDsfI
Doz1AHs Bounty Money. and such arrears If the Sol
dser's pay may have accrued TO the dAse II BIZ
death.
NO charges made without claim y successfully
Deeds ana Mortgages executed. And Bisnss ~
| nished.
aS- Eastern arresrasas arranged aud colIeetef
and e1chsnee profnptfs rer4irea
OFfiCK al the old corner stand.
g BAsAIDsON,
fsbstt' aa44.- Notary Friho. A.
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s8-Parson Brownlow's Wonderful Book.
Tho jeAuine edition now ready, containing
upwards of 45o pages. II superior engrav-
ipgs, an excellent Steel Portrait, etc, beau
tifuliy printed on fine white paper. aud hand
somely bound in muslin. Subscribers can
Get their Books at the Post Office News De
Dot. have a few more Books than have
subscribes for call early and get copy
Price 81 IS.
july2sdtw GUS. ARNOLD
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McCLrLLS's HrAp QuARIERs, /
June, -.

Gea Hooker at y o'clock this morning al
vanced his division with the view of occupy
ing new position. The result was that his
troops met with a most determined resist
ance FROM the enemy which lasted until four
o'clock in the afteFnaon. hat the rebels we're
forced 60 siyp way before the invineible
courage ofouF men.
During tho dav everything indicated a
general engagement, but the enemy. ior
some reason or other. backed out Of il.
The troops ali fought as CALAMITY "a ever.
The los. on our side. viii be about 900
killed and wounded.
The following Il among the wounded
Col Morris. volunteer aid TO Gen. Palmer.
wounded ip band. a-
Ensmy's loss Is not known. but Is believed
To equal ours.
The camp Of the rebelsin front of General
Hooker. was captured. and l. now occupied
| by h.s troops.
The ground fought for was a swamp. with
thick undesbrsse. beyond which y 40 esep
The woods intery suing between our troops
| and the enemy prevented the sTesulf Of our
artillery firing from being known.
Two Napoleon twelve Founders under
| Capt Dernssey succeeded In getting through
the swamp during the afternoon. and did ex
ellent service. An effort Of the enemy q
capture Il, resulted In their being drive'
back with severe Io@s. The result Of 10 -ds.
is highly important 10 the health Of he srp,
a. bnt little more ground h TO he gained 4
place our troops beyond the swamp Gen
Mcclellan VAS presens the whole day supel
! intending all movements.
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Noon Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON.
SPECIAL TO TRIBUNE.


wssmSeFes. June. 2s.--hsjsrs General
Pope bslieyes the forces of the rebels AZ
Richmond. are not less than | 80 600 or GOD =
600
I. vas reported that there were from a
hundred aud fifty 10 two hundred thousand
armed rebels behind Beauregards entrench
menis, bat oa the occupation of corinth. IL
was proved. beyond a question. that he new r
had more than sevenly-hye thousand there
lie laughs at the report that Gen Beaure-
gard has TO enforced that army TO the extent
OF a single soldier. l.l 4af.
. lie considers the war In the West as vir-
tssliy at an end, the only thing yet TO be
done. being 10 possess and hold the immense
breadth ofcountry already really conquered
In answer TO question concerning the
10 600 prisoners taken BY him, according 10
Gea. Halleck. he says he took 30 900 men
they could hardly be called solders--and
- 900 stand Of arms.
Most of the captives. Of whom many we're
from Kentucky and Tennessee, Beauregard :
rear guard WAS driving Sosth. Having no
means 10 feed them. and believing there was
little temptation for them to join the rebel
riot. he released them on parole. $50
Gen. Rousseau was on the floor of the
lOusts to-tdf
The idea Of constructing sanitary camp
on large scale. two. miles north of George
town, n entertained by the Government.
WASHINGTON. June 25.-The small note
bill. vetoed by the President. had reference
alone to banks outside the District of Col
umbia, which have flooded our communit,
with small notes. -s...F. Ssyst.Y
I The laws inrciation to the District Banks
the issue Of which are nominal, are unchang
ed. 4. f-.-..s
In every case OF prisoners taken In arm.
against the United States. who may be tried
and sentenced to death, the record of the
tribunal before which trial was had, will b.
forwarded for the action of the President O.
the United States, without whose order nc
such sentence in such cases will be execu
ted N4--
WARRINGTON, June 26.-fhe rumors from
New York of contemplated changes in th,
Cabinet arc not believed here in any quar-
ter. and are generally regarded as ner,
speculations from the fact that the President
visit to Gen. Lieut.. Gen Scott was on bust
ness. The military hearing Of which is onl,
conlectured. - 50 "s."
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BstIrsILLs LAasR BkKR.-The Cour
House Saloon. on the east side Of the Public
Square. il receiving regularly. from the
bsoae.y ofS Eymer. - RolIeville. hrst
class. genuine article of Lager Beer. which
all lovers Of the article must pronounce upon
trial. equal. IL not superior to any heretofore
brought 60 the city. lie, all who indulge.
give Herr Gronefeldt a Co., . call, and test
The matter. We are informed, by good
Judges, that there is no mistake ia the mat
ter But TO s.tisfy all. 20 and taste
JUG. aim.
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a
Flour held more firmly, but demand quite
light. prices unchanged.
Wheat firm at 60@e5 for red.
Corn advanced to 34c and in good do
mand.
Rye advanced to a6c and in active demand
distilleries are running their utmost capacity,
and are buying grain freely and largely.
Whisky advanced TO %. but closed r1ther
heavy.
Nothing done In provisions and prices
nominal. sai s.-sa
Groceries firm; refined sugar higher
100 hhds New Orleans sugar sold at -.
Coffee firm, at 20922; $50 bags sold at
20H@2l19.
Gold firm, 6@9 premium. .fu
Exchange dull at par: old demand notes
$685. prem.
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IxroRraxT TO PaREsrs AND GrkRnfsSs.-
All parents and guardians residing outside,
and adjoining the limits of The city OF Tsrre
Haute. who desire 10 send their children or
wards to The pahlic schools Of sssd city dnr-
ing the coming faii and winter. are hereby
notified that they must take the proper trans
fer before the arst OF September next
Mr.. Lyman Miller has been appointed 70
make ,he enumeration Of school for Harrison
township and Tor the city Of Tsue Haate
AMI all Transfers ere to se made With him
No children viii hereafter be admitted 10 The
free schools Of the city unless a proper trans
fer : made a accordance With this notice.
Rs order of the Board Of School Trustee
Of the city Of Terrc Hsate-
JAS. r. EDMuNDs, Con.
Terre Hants. June n. 'ssa-d~3~
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PKorHrer p. Benjamin, on the
9TH of Noyembes, 1850. when speaking OF
the threatened rebellion by South Carolins.
and probably before he vas convinced that
his iaterest lei in that way. said.
The men who are engaged in this work
of disruption. arc ike those silly savsges
Who shoot their arrows at the sun. which. IN
spite of their impotent malice. continu e 70
shine on In All his resplendent radiance.
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- J v. Gar~ood. of The Aigy Dean
Farm. brought 10 town. on yesterday. twelve
gallons Of raspberric-. The fra Of the season.
Mr.. Gsrvood vill have Tor sale. this choice
berry. every day. al hss stand. southwest
corner q the Market House. also. II Far
ross. Nsye's. vsicA's an Ho~srd's. Po
vision stores, on Main street. and wiiI ST al
orders hat nav be lsis COZ hm. Al an, Of
the above pi.ess- isse.di~
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Night Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON
sFrnuAi 10 roH

SPECIAL 10 rosI.
ws<siS arox. y enc 49, bsrc are ashg
rumors in the city, to-day, that Earl Russell
has sent communication to Secretary Sew
ard protesting against the conduct Of General
Butter towards the women Of New Orleans.
The rnncr Is. pr,bsbly " itipuf foundation.
mi n n = tree that karl Russell has made
such protest. he viii &c, tart reply.
A new slave case is before the War De.
p~stmeat for decision A Maryland slave
owner sstsmps 10 capture fugitive slave In
Alexandra, bet the military authorities ~
that city refused TO obey the process and
would Dot give 40 the negro. The ovneI
Immediately appealed 70 the War Depart
inert.
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Foa rRK wsR.-CApt~in JAssz SMITH, s
nov here. and hss opened recruiting Office
for the 18th regiment near the corner Of
Fourth and Main Streets. The Captain Was
an officer in the iith Ind regimens. and .
fne oficer. and all vho desirs:to volunteer
in the service would do well &c oil upon
him. This NAV be the last chance. therefore
DO 10, delay or else yoa nay be too late.
DIV
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27

sX-Dr. Henry d. Mann continues to at
tend to the practice Of Medicine and Surgery
In this city and surrounding country. Mes
-sges left at his office Bars Block. corner
Of 5th and Wabash Streets OF At Hospital
No. !. will be attended TO promptly.
lune26d2w
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BKlLxsItLs 1.ssKs RKks AT sHs fsss
HAIRS SsIcoxs--I an constantly receiving
q No quality ef Beliesills Lager Beer.
which oil serve 10 lovers Of the above
beverage. At M vel knosn Saloon. se-s Of
the Tesrs Hsaie House GIVE me call and
tess h. qusiis, Ger yourselves
m5Ri,f " KATZRSBACH
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MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
For sale ut
junelOdlm WEISS q Gus

~ DIS. Mahan & Bell have understood
from reliable sources that report Is IN cir
culation. that their time is 50 monoPolized at
the Hospital. thar they cannot attend TO their
private practice. They would say TO their
friends. they are very thankful for past ia
vors, and will be ready at all hours to attend
them As heretofore.
Their engagements at the Hospital will
not interfere in the least. with their other
business. June IL. DIFF
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KtRrI.r cAsK Up AeAIS--katley. who
killed Gronefeld, Vas brought before Judge
Hanna on yesterday. on writ ofhaoeas
corpus. lot the purpose OF getting bail. A
few Witnesses were examined yesterday even
ing and the case continued until To day.
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Immediately amer the receipt OF this order
zach Military Commander will publish. three
times in scme newspaper. brief notice re
curing all United ) tates solders in tina. city
ani lbs country aroand. ~ho aEs not under
sreatnens 10 U aisei states hospisAl. to re-
port themselves 10 him without delay on
penalty Of being considered deserters- Ia
cases Of serious disability from wounds or
sickn e.. which may prevent obedience 10
this requirement. the soldier must furnish =
certificate of physician Of good standing
describing his case. on which, Unsatisfactory,
the Military Comm ander may grant a writ
1en fas.oush for no. exceeding thiIts days.
a discharge on the prescribed form ot Ger
fideate Of disability. made ont strictly &C.
eoriing 10 The Negotiations Bat no dis
charges viii he given on account Of rheuma-
tlsm. or where there IS prospect OF recovery
Within . reasonable slroe-
Military Commanders may disehAlgs pess .
rffzs7i5 s1cs Tesa ssf. Who exhibit to them
satisfactory proof of their being ps1oIsd pris-
oners OF war. To other paroled men they
will give fasloaghs until notified ofthelr ex-
change. or discharged the service
Military Commanders viii report TO the
Ai,atant General. trimonshly. the names.
companies, regiments. residences Of ell the
soldiers fafloughed or discharged by them;
and forward. at The sa me sine. the cert'h-
Gates of disability 10 case Of discharge
They will make timely acquisitions for the
blanks. asd such other things a may be ne
cessary for the proper execution 81 this or
der.
By order OF the Secretary OF War.
Tuox.s Adj GENERAL
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{ 81 Mars AcApsH-The annual com
meneement At this Institution will take place
on Tuesday. the first day OF July An extra
train will leave the Union Depot At o'clock
A. "A. and arrive at Ps Janez'o't
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Fos SALK.-A good dwelling house. sitna-
Ell in a pleasant part Of the city, with all
necessary conveniences. Por particulars en-
auire Of W 4. Hoddy. at this Office. tt
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~ Stow 4 Cos world renowned Circus
will he in this city ON the ID, I'd and 9TH
days Of July. June %. div
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~ The celebration Of the coming Fourth
Of July. at this place. bids isir TO be grand
one Every patriotic citizen should turn