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state Board Of Agrtcuiaure.
STATE BOARD RooMs. Jan. 9th. 1865

STATE BOARD Rooms. Jan. 9th, 1869.
The Board met pursuant TO adjournment
The President, James D. Williams, in the
Chair. Ex-Gov. Joseph A Wright. form
er President, and one of the originaiors OF
the law organizing the State Board OF Agri
culture. appeared, and made some very in
Z teresting remarks pertaining to agriculture
in Prussia, which viii be Published in full
hereafter. ~'-~
i The Board proceeded to the election Of
officers, which resulted as follows:
} Presitent-James D. Williams, Of Knox
, county
Secretary-W. H Loomis, Indianapolis
Treasurer-A. A. Fletcher. .
Executive Committee-The President ca
o6fcio. s. fisher, G. Fletcher. Jr., w. II.
Bennett and A. D. Hamrick.
On motion. the election of q General Su-
perintend-nt was postponed until the next
meeting ofthe Board. -e -
Mr.. Fisher moved the appointments of q
committee of three to present the matter Of
damage to the Fair Ground to the proper
officer. which m otion prevailed.
The President appointed as such commit.
tee S,earns Fisher. q Fletcher, Jr., and A.
d. Hamrick. v-
The Secretary presented bill from Mess
rs. Hasselman & Vinton for Sl9 SO, which
with similar claims. was referred to the
Committee on Claims. lefHI
Mr.. Poole moved the appointed Of .
committee If three 10 finish up the contracts
with the rsiroad companies.
DR.. Helm m we'd to amend by referring
the same to the Executive Committee which
was agreed to, when that duty was assigned
TO the following Committees:
Stearns Fisher, Of Wabash;
CALVIN Fletcher, Jr.. Of Marion;
A. ID. Hsmrick, of Putnam.
After a general discussion on various
topics the Board adjourned.
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Meeting of the Wisoonsin Lsgfstaturc
Message OF ov. Harvey.

Madison. WIS, Jan. 1O.-The Legislature
convened yesterday Gov Harvey's mes
sage first ailudes to local matters and the
healthy financial condition of the State. Ia
reference to the war tax 10 be levied, he
says. the loyal people OF Wisconsin do not
value property or life itself weighed az inst
the existence Of The Gov-rument which has
SO long blessed and protected them in both.
He recommends economy and wise admin.
istration to meet this tax Recommends
the introduction of military tactics and drill
in pubic schools. Strongly urges = memo
rial TO Congress for an armo,y and naval
and arsena depo, st Milwaukee; lie cipacious
harbor OF water power. cheapn->s ot ship-
plug material aud accessible position reader
ing it the best point on the lakes. Abiding
10 the rebellion and the rebels, he says:
"Surely a few lessons more will teach as. il
indeed not already taught. to understand
what treason means, TO regard these rebels
with that horrid aversion the royalist holds
the regicide. They are tho attempted regi.
cides Of the best Government under Heaven.
The 'ntest must come TO be fought ON the
principle that the protection of the Union
alone gives sacredness to soil or institutions.
No soil, person. or any species OF property.
have any sacredness or claim to regard out
side Of the Constitution and in rebellion
against the laws. Slavery is. moreover. the
interest which the plotters for . Southern
Monarchy have played upon to alarm and
unite their section, until that whole people
have gone mad upon it. Conservatism of
politics can not save it now from the doom
which awaits it; whether it finds its fate in
the struggle. or dies lingering Of ita wounds.
is yet ia the order Of Providence. and not
to be directed by our impasienoe."
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~The Newspapers stste that sketch
OF the battle of Bull Ran has jest bssn psb-
hshed In Richmood. being iithngraphsd IN
Charleston. Il wss drawn 81 CApsaia
Samuel p Mitchell. Of sns Fisse Virgins
Regiment. 1t is not much il shs 0aiksf Of
art. being hut poorly prioted; bat Is illas-
trates the plan Of the ba tie. aod eonfrus
The iact thar Gen. AcDowstL's pise ~as
both admirabiy formed and exscois4. The
consederaies acknowisdgsa thak i1 rvssa
sucked On tbsis veak pan snd eueesate4,
when soms unaeeoantab!s paaie ssissd 9poa,
the Federalsss- Asa matter f jsse9e -
IN able General. this evidences from - -
emy is siavslnsble.--Nss.z III. s''1.'-'
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The Present TINE Gov. Sprague. in
his bsutiiul letter OF reply to the "Merchan-
tile Library Association" of Boston, says:
Il thank God have been permitted to
i've 10 the present generation. In our lives
we shall never have Q like occasion to serve
our country, TO fight for our homes, for
those who fou sht for us. and for those who
look to Us to establish freedom for all man.
kind We have the elements within Us,
The heart is right-let the hands do what
the heart dictates
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COMMON SESsE in The portico OF
the Greek sage that this phrase has receis-
ed its legitimate explanation; it is there tina,
we are taught that "common sense" signi-
fies "the sense of the common interest
Yes, il Is the most beautiful truth in morals.
that we have no such thing as disiinct or
divided interest from our race. In their
relfa,e IS ours, and by choosing the broad
est paths to effect their happiness we choose
the surest and the shortest way to our own.
Sir E. 3. Lyf!on.
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GOVERNMENT PRTNTINe.--It appears BY
the report OF the superintendent Of Public
Printing John d. Defrees, that the Govern
mrnt Print ng Bureau has been conducted
with the utmost efficiency and satisfaction
The wisdom Of Congress in supprsssing the
former arrangements by the present es'sb-
Ishment is fulIy vindicated- As compared
to the prices formerly paid to public printers
there has. during the past seven months.
been m actual saving to the Government
of go 600.
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~ Two Lacrosse papers-oue the Dem.
ocrar and the other the Repubhcan--are
always quarreling. In late issue the Re.
publican says: "The Democrat informs the
public that there is no partnership between
!, and the Republicans. Did the Democras
ipclude our woodpile! Fs
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EE Wood. who figured in St. Louis du.
rny Gen Fremone's military administr.fioo,
1t nov aPPesss. was appointed upon the
written commendstion OF Montgomery
Blair. Yet ali mis- transgrsss,ons were heap
ed upon General Fremont t71
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Message Of Gov. Ramsey, er MIA.

ST. PAUL. MnH. January Gov. Ram
sey was inductsd to-day. into his second
term of Office.
His message shows the psospsets and
condition Of the State finances.
Minnesota has raised four fall regime
of infantry. three companies Of cavalry ana
one of artillery. numbering 400 men. A
6th regiment 10 forming. The State now
sends 70 the protection of the unios greater
number of men than her whole popalaiioa
in 1850. He recommends military tssiaing
in schools.
In conclusion, he says that al which the
laws OF war and Of self preservasion vasrssG
must be made 10 fall upon tho crimes Of the
CRIMINALS Of this 10 'apous rebellioo. even II
necessary to the sxancsion Of hnnaa ola
very.
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Coon BLACKiSG b Ill three pints Of
beer ~ith 2 oz ivo y black. As il bails,
put in a dessert spoonful of sweet oil. 9 oz
brown sugar. and boil quietly till reduced
to quart.
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Among the banks in New York re, rim,
to suspend specie payment, are the Bank
Of Commerce. Merchandise. Lesther N,. =.
facssrers'. City Chemical. and AmsrSra. :
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"A great negro insurrection IS reported in
Missis> Poi. and an immenss amoun, of
properly has been destroyed 900 or
the . altman estate alone
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&c,
JOHN PETIT.
RumOred Purpose Of Mason aud
Slt0et1

A Correspondent IN Birmingham, Eng
land, writes to the New York Post tina, it
was understood abroad that the object Of
Mason and SiideiPs mission was the neyo-
tiation of a treaty with England AID rance;
that the South vas reported 20 have made
overtures Tor the grant of ex en-ive COM
mercial privileges for tern OF years, ani
that the emancipation OF the slaves Was the
inducemens held out by the rebsis TO ob.aio
treaty siipu'asions and the support Of the
European powers. /. Is further reported
that news Of this movement. was conveyed
to Gen Scott by Prince Napoleon.
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"sQU ARE" u 8 lines of the type In which tins
10 set No advertisement n1erteI for Ices than One
D.lIsy though LKss than lines. md or one week
oaiy. All dspI.yed Advertisements measured by this
rule -.-.-
All Advertisement, continued till forbid At the ex-
vsnse OF she advertiser. t.-
- Notice. ce.-AdvertisemenD TO insure Insertion
must be sent In oy IL O'Clock ~. Tussdsy
Advent -ssnsnss amouussg e5 will be entitled to-
one sdiessI notice free of charge. Each subseqnsnt
sot,cs. When rcapested. 81. age-, sF f.a et X
Obituavses.-Ali Obituaries OF ten lines less
n,srt-i PREE All this amount will be charged
at hG9 sa~eSs1sina races
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Number of children in the State not
attending any school during the

i.mount of school revenue for
tuition collected and ready for
apportionment in April. 1861 ,S555,196.S3
Amount collected and ready for
apporti nment in October 1861 .lO5,182,91
$500 379 "a
Amount apportioned in April. -s55s.577.74
Amount apportioned in October 10s 89o.2 20
6S656 469 81
Balance in State Treasury .---.S4,911,7S
Amount of Congressional Reven.
ue collected during the year. $l6S,175,15
Totai revenue for tuition availa
ble for the year --.-..--....S 1894, 643.1l
Whole amount per child .---.... Sl,2S
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TEams oF ADyERrissrG. CASH.

. Weeks 0o . va 3 20 01i S OOt & eoliV04I5 o
....--..l .... -. ~ t....k ...k.... 49,.
vsek- I IS Q 5os IS S o0 8 ISL 5oi4,oo 30 90
s ws<ksI s. 3 0ot 4 SO O0 50E OoIs,' o. z5 90
wssi. i IS 3 sol S IS I 90 15ioooi7 oolso,oo
....~-.l ....i -. y. 49, -. -i-..--l-
Weeks 2 10 4 O0i 8 O6 OOi0.oo,l 20 20 90 IS 30
Il .l.-. Il !--.. II
Monshs 60 O0 90 lo,0ol2,o0 800 rs. 90 40 90
a II ..l---. -
Nontbst S 90 8 o0l0,oo l2,0o 4,o4so.ooso o05oeo
Yea 20 iaooll 90 IS 90 90 oJso oo 81 oo 10 90
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COMMISSIONS.

4he principal business of the Office. for a
few months, has been in issuing and record
ing military commissions. About the usual
number of civil commissions have been is
suaI
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REraRT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT Of PUB

REraRT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT Of PUB
Lie INsrRUCTI ,N.--We nave received the
Tent, Annual port of the Superinte dent
OF Public Instruction, which. considering
the distracted staie Of the country should be
highly satisfactory to the friends of educa-
iion throughout the 8 ate. He say. "th-ie
is better feeling, more earnest spirit to-
day than ever before. in favor Of our Public
School System: Without any increase Of
the tax We have been enabled to apporti N
SIII. 900 more to the counties than has ev-
been distributed III any previous year"
From the Statistical portion we extract
the following:
Number of children at the enumeration OF
1861.
Number of Males. .27O O73
Number of Females. ..249. lis
Number of Children a. tending the
Public Schools during the year
1901. 30 1,O5o
Nurnbsr attending private schools. 1s 27O
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FEES AND PERQUisITEs.

The amount received BY me since came
into Office the 18th of January, 1861 from
individuals for whom l have rendered ser
vice is 81 OF 90. This sum have on de-
post in bank, awaiting the decision Of the
Supreme Court touching my right aud duty
under the law of 1859
Respectfully submitted,
w. A. PEELLE,
Sec'y OF State.
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SYNOPSIS OF Mr. wYSDIAW R0RERrs0N'S RE-
HlRK3 n TuE house OT uEiEG ,TEi ON
TIE I'LL 70 rNEYESr EN oaFION,' BY FA.
ING PRIZES
MrR. sid tia. Of lh7 Giaay had Ills he hid known
intro iucsd IL u Assembly, this vss far tho worst
IL would 20. ccIrec. the os I! undertook to cure but
would azsrsvae iand Il IL could cure It, would open
in plSo- CT aood evils sr more iutolsraole-
But whether 1t lowered c not the passage oil the
oil Uou be attended 1T once With the most terrible A. G
DISASTROUS oous, quapcsA r. as tbs gentleman who
brought il In seemed to hirk il would save several mil
iors of money t, thu people, it would, on the other
hand loss 10 them many mere millions in comnoaiihs
OF tn vital necessity, rot 10 lie estimated BY mon
ey. l. would arrest imporl;ioas which now at great
expenpe and risk Of s ad ling 70 our stock Of
necessariss Woall CHECK production oy reducing pro-
by en..rrg heavy cs indeed, ia mlby cisss 90 the
prod csr / sould Inc autiy 10 a gr at extent dry up
trade, which, toe terms OF the bill, could bu' be a
lo.iny one. /: would drise all We esd to pisces
WHERE prcrs berg uaTesi'ted, greater profits night
be made. Flour day Is $40 barrel in Augusta. You
will reduce Is here " perhaps sl0-shs market pfe' be-
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EEAls'ss AMY ~ NsRTHERS VIRGINIA, /
0Jtsots 2, 1862
CENTRAL 0sDEas !
NJ lh- |


NJ ll6.
7, rsyEi~, the achsvcm Nnts Of the army during the
present u saiSu, thu O'mmaadns GsrsTalcan,ot with
tod hs eI fass1r Of hi, admiration Of tae indomAble
o5u,ge l. his Gpiyed in battle, ard It's cheerful endu-
rlu,, 0: rr.7l'ion and hardship on the mach.
Srcs 1ouF ga. 1 v1'oIi around Rchmo1i you h'ye
defeated m, cuetny a. Osdlr Myu1tA:r, expelled him
ton the Rlp, aIsanock; end, ater c1.h o; Of three
DAYS utterly repa,.ed m o. the Pains OF Atnasd's'
Aad forced hin take sh,leE within the Ierhholaons
around bis capital
without hi iac for repose you crcsled the Potomac
.ormsd tds hgjEhs o. Hlpes Ferry made prisoners ct
more thar eleven thousand men, and captured upHlIi1
Of seventy pieces Of artillery all TIER small arms aud
other nun ti0rs Ct war.
While one corps OF the s-n7 vas thus engaged, the
other insured is srcoC,S BY lreJing al BoonseoTo tbs
combined armies Of tho enemy, advancing under their
vore General 70 the relief Of their belesgusred com
rads.
On the IA Of sharpsSurg with lee, than one.tbird
his Numbers you resisted from daylight uoa dark the
Who'll, army Of me enemy, aud rsPuised every stack
along his entire lrolt q more thlG oar ml in extent
TIE Who'll, o ne following day you stood p-'p'red to
rssls u. ,Ides o. the sane ground n't retire mex
maraiog with ~. mo slrto1, scr1sJ she Ppfonac.
Two attempts subsgqlsniy made by the enemy %
follow you across tha river ,ye resulted h his
di-comf.Cre, and being driven back with los.
Ac ieysmsn.s such a. these dsm and d much vslor
and patriotism Hsory records lev examples OF greater
for;ude aud e1du-aucs than this army has exhibited
aai am comm ioued By the Pseid n; to thSuk yCu
ia tue iams Of the Confederate States for tae undyng
faus YOU ave wsa for their NrIs.
Nsca As you have doIe, much NOR, remiiI' to be 40
c,m-ljshsl Tls enemy again thscae-s Us With ioyi-
don add to your rsi vl3r and patsiOs .hs eoGatry
looks with c5rf sncs for deliveries AID .afsy; your
pas. xoois give As1asAlea Ia. tli CO ic20s ia lot
u;s,l,esd. Z. E LEE,
Grraral Co~ma7Ti,g.
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which have run the blockade can supply more than &
roiey of the demand and the goods Gmugsled "a ir
Bosdsr States DO no. adj largely to the stock. T1ers is
no doubt but toe rebl army whie .sy ARRANGED into
Mryllnd, received corsi6etlLo fvpass e shoes lrcu
taei! friends More tran oae BIliuore dealer WIS bore
that week huyIrg goods and slipping ih'u IN urgent
haste, and We iri,r ihst The uhern iofetseeved &C.
cessons 70 their stock of shces, which 10 obly
"tooting" they gained on this side at the Po'emso.
The total shipment Of boots and shoes by rs cod sea
frcm Bsion durrg the past week. have besn II 600, f
witch OsS we're sort 10 New York ard Pms. v.nis
S1i2 70 the border Save Safes and 1879 TO the W ST.
efn Ssates-Bo.tow p,p.r
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Of industry has sndesvOred to overthrow the system Oh
southern slavery, and thus to destroy an industrial sys
tan ON which reposss large portion Of the prosperity
and of the hopes Of the civilized world ss"Ards OK
ane ia bu, an illustration Of Northern character, and
dsvsoUnent Of Northern objects The nation, or that part
Of I, which supports the war, bent on conquest on az
rrssdiu.uen, on supremacy, is drunk with rage ana
disappointment and ,iuiutivsness 1t has at last per-
mted i tr1s objects to DO revealed in oil theft hceous
uefs and does not hesitate to employ tho means when
huron,rs with It's sins. There is no change in the
North |, Is only tho progress Of crime and the develop
nent Of WickedneE3.
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CoHrEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
TUESDAY, October q 1852.
Tbs Senate met at IL o'clock, A. n. Prayer By Rev.
d.. Jster, Of the Bapts. Church. THE same minister
of6ciated yesterday
LOAN FROM THE srkrrs.
Mr. LEWIS, Of Ga, introduced bill auihoriziug the
Secretary Of the Treasury to borrow from ne
States posing the s,uhern 0oufederscy tie sum o
Also 600 600 Referred to the Committee OF finanes'
RlyKSuE NIAsuRs. f-T %
Mr.. ORR. offs. O, iatrodicsi bill authorizing tne
rpressment or purchase of 500 900 bales OF COTTON
TO be snd or hypoh; Gated In foreign countries &C
Mr. ORR said he doubted Il such bill could ofigina1e
In the Senate bui no would submit ii for the consider
alton of the Finance Committee Tne bill was DO re-
ierred.
INSTRUCTIONS ON fRAvIL-
Nr. HILL, of Ga, from the Committee on the Jaat
cisry 10 whom Was referred 0 resolution suomtseo oy
Mr. LAWS Of Ga, relative to passports, etc., reported
back the same, and asked TO be discharged nom w
further consideration thereof the subj &C, had
De an twice rspartld upon in the shape OF resomuons
row on the table The Committee was accordingly oiS
chNgld
NAVAL sroRIKuPSRs
Mr.. BROWN, CT Aiss, from the COMMITTEES o. MAYA
A,irs presented bill to authorz the appointment VI
naval storeksepers. The bill was passed.
sEoks FOB TIE ARMY.
House bill authorizing the detail from tina army Of
two thousand slosmak5-s to max, shoes for the army
was taken up and passed.
PLANTATION OF CosscRIPrs.
The Hou3s bill TO establish places Ct rendezvous IN
districts for the Examination, BY Surgeons
of enrolled men, was also taken up and passed.
RILIu bill RrJtcTED.
A hill to Huthorz, the 'oeivera, under the ssques
t-stion Act to deliver to JImss p Levy the esta't
and IF cs within the Confederate SIstas OF Urah r
Lazy, was tSksn up, considered and raj sc.ed.
. EIurRAIs AND ALIEN ESKKirs.
The Senate bill to e1 erd the provisions Of the seques
30, act 10 persons within the Confederate States who
fave refused 70 support the GoTeInmsnt OF tbs Oonfed
rata S,atss &C.. was taken up aud considered. Ta6
ubsi,u,s proposed By the Committee OF the judiciary
was adopted.
The bill as thus amended, wss discussed at gres'
,sngth by Mess. CLARK, HArSfs, HILL aud WIegALL
|, Vas then laid upon the taole-ayes II noes s.
PUNISHMENT CT NsuRRIcrIoS.
The Senate bill to puhiih nsurrection or rebellion
sgaiust TIE Confederate States next taken up, ad
yoc,ted BIZ Hessrs H.YsEs, sINHrs and HILL, and oP
posed by Mr. FAScIy.
era,iol Of the bi vas iai, fni:elJ postponed.
VOLUNTEER oEGANzirIoEa
The House amendments TO the Senate bill au horzlns
the President TO receive into service certain regiments
and bAtlAoos heretofore raised We's amended, and as
O1Loioa of No. SPARROW, Of La, the Senate went
ilto Executive sesScny Wnen the doors were opened,
adjourned,
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THE BOARD OF fxlnI NgIe

CoSvEHRo by sped Order 10 Is Adli..t ard i.sI
~ de-eras othce, for the Cxsnn,t1a Of picalt for
poInlmsn's sley on ers, ordnance duy
nnh Ilui son har.dly, oct lsh III: ta Eatur a,
Oct lSih AID the stye-t a. ruesdIF oct t..
The .xanBaion the 2i,t wi be uro7 Age,s g5nome.
try, Chemistry ard aehaoes ss applicable 10 oEs ne IND q
such have underg the eIani a0n the brancns
This Il be The hlsl examination held IA RchacLd un.e,s
Otherwise ordered 81 the rec eta cfWI.
Applies lon, 10 appear Tharda Saturday, IlI Fday
win be made at Ssi Nth t uy on Ct Tyi az
Th sIieet Wednesday, Piday snl .ondsv A'n,'n5 10
ipec ivey. THJB p. kN"Tf, CO.,
nj q II ara+I
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FVsN
o. y kC9yl o. la7i, II "a couwy n New KCnl one
~ - and 'ar 60 N IN no~h o. sumzt s'sron, "a
rive H4cs' Al e. 2ttts - Sc rac' n 80 dad iTbeI-
sod E1 sI o. ou' no US barn and sob o d
ard 10 Cd rsnr firm I,e d. ca.-d CPon BY the Yam
ke,ig1o3 ochlrI Plrt Of TIE lad mprov BY msrgo1i
wCr Vel ECl fprngt TNt Vii o1erel tt s1c-
tou MONDAY lsh, tie 'Isnise and at the ssms
tine ehod AMI kker fuTaire Of roEa, cats.
potatoes, ten tog7 an p'g,
2 - sci q gwen ifaued'st-y.
FOR re ioes. eroPI AMI farnu'e. For The tnd
oesst' CIV sGEa MINOR
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G GODS JUST RECEIVED.

PAsNn C,pAvla.
C,pAyA @ ,pSuiss,
Blu- M-Es,
QIltinN,
Mcrphing
OAlIuel,
Iciisres,s,
Chic sc Polish,
Citle Aid
uii 30 N windsor Soap,
Ass0It q -oapt
Con-sarItsl LJe,
csat on,
Operas,
Aun,
In ia subbe- Hippl's,
Zee tip's, aE'r Ell,
Caoice Grr-G To-
!. :. DJvAJ,
ots nc Nsin shs ljIh tee s.
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TVHE es'ttsVne Mln1'Agtu Company .sSg veo Hat
dies, ffcm The one without soas % O. yispk sps
ply Bat MsnuiscueS ab,et cir ASss.Al nsAthiy and
9 . Inc mschln ~ - supply larger Ae1asSA
Application from Has Makers he southoa - 1facy
requested maze an IN thel- wants.
rive good SAl hASsrs wanted.
Apply by lett Of Otherwise TO John z. AAxEn, gr,
seottsville, AlbeIs1Ek oty, Va
VT. sTAPLEs o., Agent Riehuon 1, vs.
ChArssoH OoGrsr vii copy tao vtS AID isnd I'm 70 this
eacs. II ...-. ssat-aus
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DIED,

On eterday, at her resIene In B-,,4 eosn.r E.ZA-
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