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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

D0- The Township Of Dayton. in Ne
waygo county in Michigan, takes the BAN
ner. l. cast sixty-four votes and every one
Of them Republican. An intelligent Chris
tian people live there beyond dosbs. Il
must be remarked that this town has also
sent Der quota to the war, all but two Of
whom were Republicans. Sofia
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

'ek-Names.-Thas portion Of the de-
mocracy in eastern Indiana. led by vaIlan-
digham, are SO greatly enamored Of the
nickname of ''Rattersut," that, at their
recent Cambridge Identification. they had
string OF butternu:s suspended above the
American Flag. and whenever their apostle
ct treason alluded to bis disciples and styled
them ''bus'ernu's" and ..copperheads." be
was greeted with prolonged cheers Of ap-
prosai;-svidsntly highly gra,6,d at the
besiowai ct such "pet names' from that
quartet. When a party appropriate to
themselves nick-names. with such seeming
greed, We do not feel lie taking .connip-
ton over it. Ike our friends Of the Tele-
gram did las, week The vallandigham-
mers are he best judges of names most
suitable TO their pecuIisri.ies-,ee shall no.
interfere
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

~ Eight thousand dollars worth OF
goods was stolen out of q fancy store in In.
dianapolis on Saturday night last.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

- The Winter Term Of the Whitewater
College, at &c ntreville, under the Presidency Of
Rev. W. H. Barnes. commences on Monday
December Sth
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STARRED.

PARRY-IvENs- On the l0.h last /, b. l. D. essbSs
esq- Mr.. Joseph Parry Mics Hsssah J. Ivsas I'll Of
this city. =
AAcKiNSoH-BIkNKY-On the 18th iuse., Of Union
Chapel. by Rev. W. 0oode Mr.. Edward J. Mach Inson
to Miss Anna sinney, all o. this city.
MEssIcK-MANNIN0-In Centervills o., tie ,eth
inst. By Rev y O. Black. Jossph a. Messlek Ordeg1v
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

-. Wizards Hotel in Washington is
making a profit of $1,000 per day. The
present proprietors bought the property for
$775, 900.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

-. Brig. Gen. Edwin Price. son of Maj
Gen. Price, Of the Confederate army, has
taken the oath of allegiance to the United
States.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

-. Some of the savings banks in Mas
sachu.etts have declared no dividend for
the past six months, their earnings proving
insufficien
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

- Hon. C. B. Smith, present Secretary of
the Interior, when . member of Congress from
this District, procured the appointment of the
present Commander in Chief of the army of the
Potomac, as Cadet at West Point
- Our fiend, Geo. Dickinson, Of Kansas.
sent an interesting history of the organiza.
ton of the LIST Kansas colored volunteers bv
the Adjutant of the Regiment, Richard j.
Hinton. 1t speaks very highly of the efficiency
and bravery Of the colored troops which were
tested in battle had in Bates county. Missouri
on the 26th of October last We will find
room for few extracts.
GENERAL Rosecrans INDUCES occasionally
ia witticism. The Nashville Dispatch
says that a lady recently called upon him
for the purpose of procuring a pass, which
was declined very politely. Tears came to
the ladys eyes as she remarked that he,-
uncle was very i'll. and nigh. not recover.
"Very sorry, indeed, madam" replied the
General. my uncle has been indisposed
for some time. As soon as Uncle Sam re-
covers little. you shall have pass to go
where you please
~ jeff Davis has ordered Gen Holmes,
of Arkansas, to>denand of the Federal an
thori;ies the der of O'Niel, who or
dered the execution Of the ten guerrillas in
Missouri, and 10 case be is not given Up
Gen. Holmes is authorized TO execute the
6rst ten Federal officers who may fall into
bis hands. Would it not be well for our
Government 10 instruct General Rosecrans
to inquire into the execution of the II loyal
Kentuckians by Bragg's army on its retreat
through Cumberland Gap. and demand the
surrender OF the authors of that internal in
fsmys Mr.. jeff Davis should not be per
mitted 10 have it ell his own way
Eas A good illustration OF the old saw
ing ,hat '.God helps those who help them
selves" was recently afforded 10 the case OF
western soldier, who was found wounded
in the woods four days after the battle of
Antetam. He had always said that he
would never be caught in a battle without
his grub aud q eanteen Of water. Be
ing at last disabled in the thigh and unable
TO walk. his well-stored haversack Of crack
ers and supply Of water served him at need
add dressing his wound with stsips from his
shirt, he quietly waited for some one 10 ,urn
up. II was an unfrequented spot. but help
at last came. He Is now rapidly recover
ing. sss eaf ~
~Hocs were bought in Lafayette on
weighing $50 to 800 pounds. Beeves were
Sc SO TO sc IS gross.
- Two female women made . cloud and
clamorous'' talk yesterday eve. on south Pearl
street. Where's the 'p'lees"?
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THE GREAT REVIEWS.

| We emphatically characterize the " The
Westminster, " The Edinburgh" :" The
| Quarterly" B!ackwood's' and the North
British" as the great reviews.
The man who has these reprints for the
last year. hiss the best history of Europe fol
the year that can be found. the best that
will be accessible for some time in the fu
ture the most minute and most accurate
account of the Italian War and other great
events Of the t~elvemonth, and the clearest
great and all absorbing political ques.
tons involved in those events. He has.
too, the history of European literature for
the year, and much OF tn finest of its wheat
sifted out and stored up for him. The pro-
gress in every department of science is also
recorded for him, in articles which are
models at once Of comprehensiveness and
consiseness and, in some cases in advance
of all other reliable records. All this, with
whole volumes of the choicest fiction and
poetry, and much besides that is rich and
rare, you have for a ten-dollar bill. Aud
what you had Cor were not wise enough to
have,) last year, you may have Tor this
year at the same Insignificant expenditure.
If even that small amount is too large for
your individual purse, let two or three OF
you unite 10 make up the same. Such lit
lie :" Reading Clubs" can be formed in any
boarding house in the city or any neighbor-
hood in the country, and we trust that more
than one who reads these random remarks
will be sensible enough to set about some
thing Of the kind. We have known little
societies Of half dozen members, which
subscribed in that way, for twenty five or
thirty dollars worth Of the best periodical
literatu re. Each paid only what he could
afford to expend for such purposes. but he
had the advantage of the aggregate exper-
diture as completely as if be were sole sub
scriber for the whole amount.
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A VOICE FROM THE PAsr.--Said the i'm
mortal George Washington, in speaking Of
traitors, upon one occasion, according to
Bartlets's history Of America /:
II would to God that some of the most
atrocious in each State were hung upon a
gallows five times AS high as that pr pare
for Haman. No punishment. in my opin-
ion, is too severe for the man who can build
his greatness upon his country's ruin"
Do not these words from the great Father
of His Country ftIy apply to the Internal
traitors who are to day threatening to de.
stroy the best Government ever vouchsafed
to man by God :? We believe that there is
bat one patriotic answer to the question.
and tina, is in the affirmative. Let the
words of Washington be written in indel.
ible letters in the heart Of every American
citizen.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

SINCIAHATIs NOV II.
Flour $50 to 5.25. Wheat. rsoges
from sscts per ba.hel. up 70 81. 10. Corn
50 10 Sc cts. Rye 81 70 65. Barley 81. 20
to lbs for apnog. sad el.3O 70 1,35 for
fall. Oats 48 70 50. Hogs 4.25 70 $50.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

The NATIONAL FINANCES = SECRETARY
CHAsE's PRooRANxE--The idea has got
abroad that Mr.. Chase intends to make war
upon the banks. Nothing could be further
from the truth. He is in intimate relations
with large number of the banks, and these
institutions are aiding the government in
many ways.
Mr.. Chase is so managing the affairs Of
his department As TO enable him 10 cease
issuing paper currency at an early date. if
this shall be possible. He is now getting
clear OF his remainders. When the seven
thirties now put up are sold, the only re-
naming original stock will be the Eve TWEEN
~ six per cents. This is to be made the
great popular Government Loan. II is be-
heved that Mr.. Chase will not ask for au-
thority TO issue any more seven-thirties, or
twenty-year six per cents. Under these
circumstances the few millions Of seven
tbirties soon to be sold will commsnd cur
rent rates. 1t is all of this kind OF stock the
public will get from The Treasury Depart
ment A LEI
The revenue OF the government during
1868. it is expected. will not be far from
S27O. 900, 0oO-820O OOD. 900 from taxes,
100000. 600 from duties. and SIC. 900 900
from postofice revenues. 1t is said that
Mr.. chase does not estimate the revenues
from the taxes higher than 81 20, 100000.
but nearly all the financial men connected
with the department. put it at or above
$500, 100000.
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As oLp LADr's TrRiBUrK.-Among the
other articles received by the Washington
Sanitary Commission lately. was a good and
patriotic old lady's tribute to be laid on
the altar of her country bearing this inscrip-
ton: -e-r. s-.
g These socks were spun and knit by
Mrs. Zsruah Clapp, ninety-six years old.
whose hands in youth were engaged in
moulding bullets in the Revolutionary war.
Keep the toes of these socks towards the
rebels. -[Chestown, n. Y" a~r
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SOME OF OUR WANTS.

10 the Editor II hs Whig
Our Governor has called the Legislature together TO
.aks some measures for increase Of the supply Of salt
Il has bean put OF 20 so late day, as TO promise
very I.lls, If any, benef: for this crop OF meat
There is another e. hat appeals 10 the wise fore
sight OF our State and Confederate Governments. 1t is
o taxa e6San. steps early DAY, to secure supply
Of railroad iron 0ns of the most efficient A5uncts 70
our enemies is cur raosds-the iron Of which is great
y worn, cad will coon be utterly worthless Whist will
to array be eustaied of s power and efficiency, If the
rAiroads go dow? Far moro than any man can esti-
m4te 1, would be vel worth the trouble for the Gov
srnor to send us.y intelligent and capable alopg
tls line Of each railroad Of the Sale, to make
thorough inspection Of is condition. Such an
Agent should be sent privately and aiore-uot TO get
on the cars and getting Of at each station TO Ay
around Nih noiy ard SET important nA0ner, but TO
traverse the Whols lire on foot Such inyeIdgaticn
would resu. 10 exposing such system Ct mismaaase-
meut or rather no management Of ali, as was never
xuo1n-unless tie said bodies corporate are more lea
a,Ainst than Auy that ever cid exist The Committees
sppcaed ey+he stock hoies or the directors are pc
ysrtlIy Ire reriest sumeugs AID uulaRces tina:
sIsIsd-are uesely parties OF pleasure. 1t would be
Toe sItOrton CT others justly complained Of and il
u ~ 30 that tLsss Corporations eq ally obnoxious
to eelsure There labor saorgh in tie C5rfs5saey aud
and mechanical skill enough, II properly directed and
encouraged . make more iron than the COhfsdsFAey
,Ls consume. Sai yet we are sitting with cur fagsIs
IL our mouths With 20 mandatory Of railroad iron,
ed hardy enough for n.k.ag eAEnon AID shoeing
lorses.
Is any Government, with such ample labor and
material for eohiDg ir00, and salt that lakes ef
aceGS steFs avail Of H. entitled to be called e,hoT
good or VISIT Or Is it, entitled 10 the confidence Of
the people We lad fallen into chronic state Of
party fears and hatred and that disease ia no yet
cured We End is lsprous faint alike in our State and
Confederate GO7ssumsats, and Is works nothing but
eTi and prevents that foil cordially that would infuse
ne iui!ss, lie and energy into all our Affairs.
!; ill De hard 20 direct capital and priTSts enterprise
in,C the ns useture OF iron, sa, WcOers End
lsAber and shoes uDless ia occurred against the ruin
that would surey oyert.ke item upon tee opening Of
our poss Free trade 10 the articles Of prime nGtons
ue-es,y Ill net lire csFlsl and l,sor into that chan.
mel Oarful:s had better ref CT we'd upon tAese things
aa:lon that dos supply rs prus wants 3; hcnC
u forever Tsaail poor sui fesblS sad never msu
tain iis dguiy aro power Wast P'>f,s could orr sou
asis-s sal, eSiers tanners shogmsko and hst:eIs
rssiEs in composition Win EcrOPs if oar ports WsrN
thrown open upon tbs principle o! biscuits frss trades
s1l VIA; ~-ud he ths p59as to manufactures Of
coarse os.:ocs ,ri ~oolsn-s o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-03
BY THE GOVERNOR og VIRGINIA.
A pnOQIAHAT1ON

NyHEzgAs Is Tepre,entss by c,tsn, 81 this sa,s
" bsth s po-J 8 ut IN ppeI 0; the n..ssESy
ns.s sih exc " stbu JUS prse' ad even ea rsi IA ns
ien qllE tics TO SUPP tn i-nsfi M pgryE TIE
WjrgG 4 tbs Wsls for shea l-ry qu 4nily n
deived teas he Topesna a tie pubfa ynsy
Toua.nrg - tI we'd ~ private p sod
By pyss ;eI'e 1sqf dent t.r Sh The teces-
Coz re cocsUr q o. cut Je,
portion q The annual prdl; q he wis Is ccnus! eIp5f
Ell into the ner BOZ ~ sti'ei;
And sherees he 5po stoa q rgn sAl has peysnt
cd br tbs sGde Of p5t ard Its PROBABLE hst 70
d-nsadc Piled trom tat SaHrcs; -. sesssn IL
r.i sd7ansl5g when VIII EsesAsy % cal uP ace =
the esFuug yea rravte I'D .spls With EIsois
prpvoa an The si'su:. hS.ins spyrpd tsa Il
money Purchase or 70 rAaEfo:a.e lbs e,,eHs s
provide er5 d.
Thrse by o. suh ,ity Tesei Ia hs Executive Is tas
0ocy u, ','oT II 'cEs7, ioyerror Of tn Irr- n ga
CT .lFdns hs.sby ooaVen ~ Ssgeal As n6y % ,sss Ls
SuNisc = '}3f sl,3 = ls ais fzr or IL - rte
OF he oz-eszeA % thy cee1 2gose rsrsbg Pre.s'.
tag . h 70 Sc-s Ana lset.s Il As gsgeTs Ace oyF
trey cT.rS - ssSeh'e = q Cgo1i ~ The -ah.
mont ne 1904 ny 1F SFatE9 sfa fsz. ,o'ee D.
| GiTeu uraer nv "a q - &c All Ger the Zeal
Is sof ne corayui co. - lchr,se - i4h ds- Of
- n -. is Sc "a iH, trd.a - !.ny<s'snA y.sS
o. zee JoysI.sav.aS.
JoES LEroz1R.
p, Ire ;cyssner;
e,os,s ". .rVro,p,
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ability Of The South % maintain bsf Independence. Why
he ba, NOT done 20 Sss for sos tine been subsc. for
.u,uiss and rpsculaon. Many reasons and sTguusntS
h,v, been usEed to account fer IT, bus OF them Of
u.,ure 20 relieve the British Governasnt fromthe d.
Isuu. IL which ne seash and Insulating involves
IL Withou. recurring this brArch Of the su ct At
psr.sut, We give bsoH Bari Russes reply to Mr.. Sew
ArdI
Earl RussrLL 70 RE Eos. WuLIAx sruAAr,
Foreign Once, London, July IS 1891.
sIl-I have Jeff hitherto unanswered and unnoticed
the despatch of Mr. SsWsTd which Mr. Adams delivered
noTe than month ago. have done % partly because
the military events referred Ia Il IN the opinion
Of her hSjstys Government far from being decisive
and partly because thsrs no proposal in 10 upon
uhish her h,jsstys Govsrnnsnt we're called upon TO
come 20 any corcusi0n.
Events subs tent TO he date Of NJ. SeWlrds et-
ter have shown tina. her ksjest Government In their
opinion upon the A-st Of theSs points, were not mis-
taken.
lowed; positions have been reached In tho near Desh
borhood Of the cpia of the Oonfsaeralos and these
positions have been again sbandonsd
These events have been accompanied by great loss OF
life Ia battle and il the Hospital Whs such measures As
the or6cson bill have passed through both houses OF
Congress- and with the proclamation Of General Butler
1t New Orleans bear evidence Of the increasing bitter
nese Of the strife.
IRE approach Of Serve var, % much insisted upon
by NJ Seward in h despatch only iorsWarus Us that
another element Of distraction may DO added TO The Ices
Of property and Saste Of industry which already sol
q country 20 lately prosPerocs and trarquiL
Nor on tie other point have sdvsrted TO, have
anyrsins new 10 say. Prom TIE moment that intelh.
genee ss reached this country that nine States and
several millions Of Inhabitants of the great American
Union hsd secedej and had msds war on the govern
meut Of President Lincoln, down to the present time,
Ger Hsss's governmept have pursued friendly, open
and consistent course They have been neutral between
the two parties 20 Z civil war.
Neither the loss OF raw material Of uSrufsctrre, so
neoesssry TO great portion Of our people, insults
constantly heaped upon toe British name In sp eches ard
newspapers nor igor. beyond the usual practice OIL
uAteus WiCh which the Greens subjects, attempting TO
break loose from the blockade Of the Southern ports
have been treated, have induced Der h.ssys govern
meat to sWeFve al inch IRON an impartial neutrality,
At this moment they have nothing 81 heart than
20 see that contamination which the President speaks Of
10 hs answer 70 the Governors eighteen atesnsme
~ 1.-THE bringing OF this unnecessary and luxurious civil
var 70 = speedy and Satisfactory conclusion"
AZ 20 the cCure Of opinion in this country, the Pres
dent aware that perfect freedom 70 comment upon al
paoc events ia in THE country, the ilVsIAbe practice,
ssaoued by sW ard approved BY The universal sense
Of The nation. l am, &C., RussHLL
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" .cELLASEsvs ITKxs.

Tson the Wellington S-ar Of Friday afternoon, OH
We obtain the i,iow;ag i.snp:
General Mcclellan hes been pIsced In ocmuani tf al
the U-iol forcas n Virginia. General Burnside Is TO
m-u.ld he army Of tie Potomac and General Pope
to command the s,my OF the a,pp,lsbaock
At noon today rogsitcrahls fore Of rebels made
thee snpsarspcs lho - Lqrnsburg, Twelve miles
from Washington ald siI from Iha Little Fsls tndse
From cher sources, We copy h. fol!oUirg;
TIE Wheeling Iu;ellgencer states hat uUu Ok, with
600 Of bis men, at Peterborough Tbrrsja' b.
el route Tor Washington H. left coo .rCops in sbs
.nasha Valley, and these viii foiox Geo. 20. soon
e. heir places caa b. supplied by new troops.
The Democratic Congregational District OOnvep'ions
mt in Philidelpbia on TuestAy night, and made tbs
following nominations:
l-Simual J. Randall 9-John Cine
2-Charles j. Bdels. flames B. Nicholson.
ITbe brig Ba'sor snd schooner Toro Colorado, both
from New York from Tampco have been seized Cf the
Mexican coast BY French blookadar aud iakol TO Vera
Cruz 20 przsa They had aeumsd The Mexican celors
to avoid The Coafed, rate privatceta
EI Governor Hicks, of Maryland VINO declined bh.
gsder gsnsalship rendered him by the President, has
jgined company as private ct Cambridge Dorchester
county, Maryland
D. A. hahouy, editor Of TIE Dubuque Herald, Who Is
nov under arrest on chssgs Of treason 10 the copper
AIDED Democratic c,ndidate for Congress Ia the Third
Dslrie. of Iowa
The Governor Of Wisconsin objects to the o.ganizatoa
Ct regiment, TO DO composed exclusively Of heIhodists
froush he doee not With to deter all Of them from
listing, If they desire 10 do 30.
A captain has arrived 10 New York, Who reports Ii 1t
he killed tho Confederate neral EZe in one VI the te
osns skrnisaes en- me RaspAhaaaoeA
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-03
GOLD AkD srcCKs.

From the Heralds money article of the 2s.b, P H.,
we copy the following:
moderate business done TO-DAY In bankers bills
on Load on The basis Of l27 4 Francs Ere quoted
ii5 40. God sivsnocd tbs morning TO ll5t SIS,
closing 81 ll6 So bid.
TIE stock nHket opened this morning With remark.
able buSysncy, aud TIE commission brokers we're al
seemingly vel supplied WITH ord.rs 10 buy, dividend
paying securities and hs class railway bends being he
general vores. At the fir; board govefLmsnt securi.
lies we're steady at yesterdays las, price.
Jdsl at tho close Of The board the news OF the rebel
raid St Manassas received, and leading commission
house IN nsdi4tely sci per rpOry order between
and eisht thousand shares Of stock Under tbs
unexpected supply she nsIkei gsva va, spd for few
nuu,ss ,1ecS vas ys'fs, psno. CsnTs, sl3 down 20
a. Et0 pets,rs, o So ScsissG CG2rSits IS 4, sai
Z, co. ia.hs cf haif boar :! grGuDis5sne
&c 10 s,a-u raa.z d., IDA ATTY OF Ia ,su~d.
TuC.oIs hcsavsT cJltIr ia 70 crc-!se, and
q; ,ls secact board the ras'set WAS foyvrist.
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sims 81 Brother,
CENTRAL COMMISSION MERnHANrS-

VJYE the underlined have formed for the pu
w pase OF eonduct1g Ge1tral Ccmnton Busiafss snd
b. taken me lOus WAIehsue usry bslsesn 1874
Aad EIEris srss two doors below kesns Samuel Ayres
500 We solicit eonagnnsns Of Tobaoco, wheat Corn Flour
tso1 LARD Butte and IN h pr5d-ee o. any deseript
We ssk us RON our slts end the pnbne general
b. 's attention and prompt ns their patronage
o fms
THOMAS r NNA
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$50 REXARn.

WILL give ry DollAS rsvE-a Ter TIE arrest End 'sHv4y
me- or Al ny fam In tenilco o0urty my boy BILLY. lie
dA,S mntto, Absu hesn yeagI OF age has ful yea
and very sIrshll' lie Hksy larEilE about Of toe
camps around RehmCRd.
ssa-st JLa n TAYLOR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-03
- sALB or Day GOODS.-

"a ~ $50 VE u NVUDS,-V,f
6~~So Sale o. Frsh D. c-ois-Shses and ClotlI-E will
e'amssce his morning, wLDNfSDAY Warehouse ~
Cs1T stree a. 10 cock and VIM snrtes great variety q
tira, 10 s.APls GoodL KANT, PAINE Z o..
stS Aartisnasr,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-03
P0E SALE.

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AR IHGTJN HC USE u the Of Mda G'd 6h sre.is
We cut orEd se The valuable propTty oesti absys,
known the "irirgon Use" ocsupsi by Col W. u.
Fry. The lot his lut Of 49, fee sad deph Of i63 ct and
Ia. he two uTk testm niB kept he "Arn
House Each o. these has four besides
4ar t,she and fu,hed In The met costly s.l seghnE
msnrer with marble plSaes 10 s tho p the ggeis
ard ms,os-ry doos 10 the principal Btoris.
The 70 eRt real estate vi be ,it vso'e divided
may be de best IT'S With eostt the mes; ysusbe
In re. nond for sale.
Terms iheIeL Apply TO GODDIE APPERsoa
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