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GENERAL ITEMS.

We observe that Capt. VIM ]. Houston, of Duplu, is
announced candidate for reelection Solicitor of the
I'd judicial District.
Among the deaths of yellow fever at Wilmington,
greet to the of the Rev. Dr. Dane of the Epsco
pal Church Of that place Rev. Thomas Murphy pastor of
the Roman Catholic Church of that place, and Rev. DR..
Corcora of Charleston also confined with the disease
but it is believed to be of mild type.
The Suez Canal is nearly completed and the Vceroy of
Egypt that its opening shall be celebrated by
solemn tste, to which the world is invited
We glad to learn that the of the death
of COL DeRossett of the Sd N c. Regiment of his wounds
received at the battle Of Sbarpsburg, premature His
wounds healing and hopes entertained that
be can sooR return to his family.
The Literary Board of North Carolina its late meeting
ordered the distribution of 100000 to be made for Com:
mon School purposes this fall
is stated that Gen. VIM O. Butler the candidate for
VicePresdent the Cass ticket in ls4 has taken sides
with the Confederates in Kentucky.
The exercises at Davidson College we learn have been
resumed this session with favorable prospects than
were at first anticipated.
Rev. E. A. Boles Agent of the Confederate States Bible
Society, obtained in Fayetteville donations to that ns
tuition of 8, 200 and upwards.
over $1,000 for the relief sufferers of Wilmington
The people of Central America are determined to resist
any attempts of Lincoln COLOMBO that country with
emsncipated blacks.
Gen. Beauregard has recently presented to Gen. Stone
wall Jackson through the hands of Major Peyton, spen
did revolver, made in Paris.
Gen. R. s. Ripley, of the Army of Northern Virginia,
has been transfer red to South Carolina at the request
Gen. Beauregard and the Governor of South Carolina
Why is it that North Carolina be heard when she
applies for experienced General to defend her Eastern
Counties?
bucket factory has commenced operations in Saun-
dersvlle, Washington County, Georgia, which the editor
Of the Georgian says will turn out from hundred
to two hundred good cypress buckets per day. They
now engaged on government contrast
The Confederate forces under Col Dukes entered Au-
gusta Ky With the from the white flags flying
from every quarter that resistance would be made
when they attacked from the houses all points
This iucensd them that they administered the
punishment killing 800 Federals.
John MITCHELL the Irish patriot has arrived at Rich
mond. Two of his are in the Confederate army.
Gen. Stuarts raid into Pennsylvania has created much
excitement North. They conclude it something
No advance of Mcclellan appears to be anticipated.
Federal Treasury notes, is said fifty per cent dis
count in Southern Kentucky.
BEAUTIFUL ORSANESr-It is said that il acorn is
pended by thread barely to touch the water in
glass or other vessel it will in few months shoot FORTH
and continue to grow forming beautiful ornament for
parlor. Try the experiment.
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FUNERAL OF GEN. ANDERsoN.-The remains of
this lameated officer were buried in the Raleigh
cenetry, with the military honors becoming his
rank attended by large concourse of citizens, on
Saturday last The religious services were conduct
ed at the Captd by Rev. Mr.. Johnston, of Edenton.
The military escort and general arrangements of the
occasion we're conducted by Brig. Gen. Martin.
We were mistaken in our last in supposing that
tien. Anderson was native of Wilmington. We
learn from the Register that he born in Hills
borough, in the year 1881, and consequently could
only have been 81 years of age. Gen. A. was edu-
Gated at West Point, and entered the U, S. service
as Lieutenant in the End y. S. Cavalry. He was
among the first to resign his place in the Lincoln
army and at rendered his services to his native
State. He was appointed Colonel of the 4th N. c.
regiment by Gov Ellis He was made Brigadier
General after the battle of Seven Pines for gallant
services in that battle
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The Philadelphia Gazette, speaking of President
Davis, uses this impertinent language: "The great
Repudiator and his Government seems to fall with
the falling leaves, and it appears certain that
next spring. he will never be enabled to repudate
again." At the same time that this was said, news
was received in the "City of orotherly love" that
certain Geperal by the name of Stuart with 5000
cavalry had arrived at Ohambersburg, Pa, having
4 been ordered by Gen. Lee to prospect out" some
suitable place in Pennsylvania for his Army to 90
into comfortable winter quarters.
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Further from Observation-Disclosures Ac
counts of Rragg,s Victory.

counts of Bragg's Victory.
MOBILE October IT,
The AdOerser and Register from Holly Springs yester
day, says:
Northumberland Pc mberon has assumed command of
the Department Our burial party Of 500 sent to COrinh
were seized aud returned as prisoners.
The Cincinnati papers, of the llth, filled with
of the great battle between Gems Bragg and Buell.
The of their is that Buell. in badly defeated
and driven the Kentucky river and that Bragg
pursuing vigorously.
Three hundred paroed prisoners arrived here this
ing .-.-
Cd SECOND DISPATCH
~ CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 1.-THE Rebel has the following
dispatch from Lavigne, to-day
All is uncertainty. believe the Yankees are leaving
Nashville In addition to the above am satisfied there
is something hand Letters from Bragg's army say
that Bues army is the worst whipped and most badly cut
up army of the There doubt but that gained
n st glorious victory. =
MoBIIE Oct. IA special dispatch to the AdUsrtiser
and Register, from Senatoba, says: ..a
Dispatches, dated the 18th, from indianapolis to the
Chicago Tribune that intense excitement prevails there
caused by dispatches from General Boyle saying that Gen.
Bragg in of Buell., marching on Louisville. He
urges Gov Morton send him reinforcements there
ouy 2OO0 troops Louisville. The impression pre-
walls at Louisville that Buell. badly whipped. The
excitement in the city was intense. The Cincinnati CON-
erc ofthe l3th claims victory, bnt the dispatches
very conflicting.
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LIEUTENANT GENERALs-The announcement is
made that President Davis has appointed the fol-
lowing Major Generals to the command of corps d
ar"'s with the title of Lieutenapt General: Jack
Smith and-Hoimes OF these, jackson, Longstreet
ana Kirby Smith alone, have shown thattheir abil-
ity and skill were equal to the task Why Gen.
SStterhng Price, second only to jackson, among our
major Generals should be so persistentH snIbbed
" PRESIDENT Davis when his successes, valor and
Senity' and the voice of the people demand his prp
hmotlon' cannot be explained upon any reasonable
rGSP'tnesis. The people of the West who know
uen, ,f1ce, would risk him next to jackson in COM
maid Of corps
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FOURTEENTH n. C. REGIMENT.
THIRD n. C. REGIMENT.

THIRD n. c. REGIMENT. .-rs.
The Wilmington Journal gives the following
synopsis from the report of acting Adutant Van
Bokkelin, of the casualties in this regiment:
:. Strength Of Regiment before the action. :.
Officers. 26
Enlisted men, 556 ,
Number of commissioned officers killed
4" wounded, 10
enlisted men killed, or since dead "a 4
{" wounded 1913
missing ,9S53
-. .. -f.g.-. -stf
Total, 321
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MULES AND HORSES AT AUCTION.

MULES AND HORSES AT AUCTION.
VNJL BE SOLD, AT THE COURTHOUSE IN
w Raleigh, on Monday Of next November Court, two
MARES and;six seven head of MULES. Terms made
known at the SALE This is good opportunity persons
wishing to purchase horses and mules. Also road
wagons and one log wagon.
Those indebted will please call and settle by cash
'or note.
PENNY, BRIGGS & CO.
October 81, 1862. std
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CoPPERAs.-We saw a most beautiful specimen
of Copperas the other day, made in the Coal region
of Chatham. At the present prices of that article
we should suppose that it would be produced there
in large quantities.
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The Enemy at Newbern.

The impression prevails below that the Se
forces at Newbern have been largely renforcl +
Gently. Whether they are dreading an attacHtn6m
our forces, or design early attack upon our lines
is not known 1t is however, obvious that it will
not do for US to anticipate. any thing less than
strong movement upon u.s. The absolute necessity
of Injecting such movement vigorously and with
sufficient force, must be palpable to every one. d,
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING Erected
Il large TANNERY with the advantage of steam works.
do herein certify that will tan and deliver promptly to
every his hides at the following terms sole
leather hides onethird upper and harness hides half
Any person wanting hides tanned for cash. will sole
hides for 40 pound and upper and harness
hides for 80 per pound Two miles East of Poor
House. Randolph County, n. G. Hides be delivered
at the yard at the Depot OF High Point md the
leather will be delivered at the same place.
For further particulars address
8. ". 4 n. KIYETT.
New Market, Randolph Co, n. c.. Oct. q. 49, 4s-sm
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Yellow Fever at HiImington.

This dreadful malady continues to scourge our
illfated sister town severely. bulletin from the
journal office on Saturday, makes the following
nouncement of new cases and deaths, for the week
ending on Friday last:
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LOST-s2OO REWARD.

an THE TRAIN BETWEEN RALEIGH AND HIGH
- Point, N c., my POCKET BOOK, containing several
packages of money and some letters from soldiers Of the
44th n G. regiment, directed to their families The
amount Of money in the pocket book is not precisely
known, but some where between $500 and $1,000 -
will give $500 for delivery of the pocket book and con-
tents to me, any information that can get it.
JOHN NORRIS
Troy, Montgomery Co., &C.
Oct 81, 1882 85-5tpd.
t4y Charlotte Bulletin Greensborough Patriot and Sal.
sbury Waterman will insert the above to the amount Of
81 each, and forward bills to this Office
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~
AN TUESDAY, THE 4TR OF NOVEMBER, (NEXT
" month"; let the weather be it may, will offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash. the entire Machinery
of the FREDERICKSBURG HOPE FOUNDRY, consist.
ing in part Of ...-.-...
10 Slide LATHES,
hand do,
2 Iron planners,
Upright Drills,
! Punch and Shears,
Sotter,S
Gear Cutter,
Trip Hammer, 80
ScGswng Machine, with other Tools in Machine
Shop.
IN CARPENTERS SHOP:
/ Tongue and Groove Planer
Daniels Psner,
/ Face Planer
2 Mortice Machines s..
Tenor Machines,
Small Circular Saws and Tables,
lemon Saw and Table.
l 30-Horse Engine, Offender Boilers, with all the
Shatng in Machine Shop, Betting, &C. and several hum
tngs, &c. -.
will also sell 20 TO 25 tons Lump White-Ash Coal for .
Foundry use. Pig Irons large amount of Cast and
Wrought Scrap Iron Fasks and large variety of Cast
iDgs,
Oak, Ash and White Pine Lumber of which have
large stock.
Portable Steam Engine and Saw Mill-2s-horse Pow.
err complete.
Also several Wheat Machines Corn Shelters Plovs and
other Agricultural Implements, DC &c. = =
AS nducement to Founders and other purchasers ut
distance, will place Flats Cars Depot any
of the above Machinery free charge guaranteeing trans.
porakon to Richmond the Hanover junction. may be
preferred JOHN f. SCOTT :
Fredericksburg, Va, Oct 81, 1852. S5-H
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Col. FowLE. CAPT. RAND

The companies Of Capts. Long and Bryant voted
together. There being no election we learn ordered
IN Captain Bryaat's company, his men voted with
Capt Longs The Register and State Journal can
dldate will find that he has put himself in bad CON-
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DY VIRTUE OF sUNDRY DEEDS IN TRUST EX-
Id ecuted to by N. s. A. Chafn, will sell at pub
lie auction the premises the 10th and 2st days Of
November next about 1900 acres Of most valuable lands
lying in Dave County, the Yadkin River, of which
about 800 acres very fertile low lands.
Said lands situated in healthy section of the State
about Il miles Southwest of Salem, and ls miles North
west of Lexington.
We will also sell number of negroes some horses and
mules, large number of cattle and hogs, wagons and
gears farming tools several stills and tubs opehaf of
threshng machine together with many other articles.
Further. particulars will be made known on the day Of
sale. IEG. LASH, I 1,
October 81, 1862 s5~-st.
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Election in the Camp.

On Thursday last an election was held, for the
Wake troops at Camp Mangum, to fill the vacancy
from this County in the House of Commons. The
following is the vote:
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LOST OR STOLEN,

LOST OR STOLEN,
lETWEEN RALEIGH AND HILESB0R0, ON THE
ID cars the n. C. Rail Road, Thursday evening
the 18th inst Black Leather Travelling Bag, containing
several articles of clothing aud number of valuable pa
pers.
will give 300 reward to any person who will deliver
it, with ITS contents either of the Conductors ON the N
C. Rail Road, and no questions asked.
W. B. EDMoNDSoN.
EverttsviHe, N. c., Oct 81, 1852 s5-stpd
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FOURTH DISPATCH.
Good News from kentucky-Gen. Bragg and
Gen. Kirby Smith Victorious!

AUGUSTA Ga, Oct. 49,
The C5nsuti07Glist has dispatches from Harrisburg
Ky. dated the luth inst.
Gen. Braggs forces had their first pitched battle the
sth at Perryvle. The enemy had been following him
from BardSiown in force.
He also threatened Frankfort. Gen. Wthers' division
sent forward to support General Kirby Smith, while
Generals Cheaham Buckner and Anderson counters
marched to give battle to the foe our lines.
The fight opened right with artillery, at A NJ
At p NJ. whole force moved in splendid style
close with the enemy. For hour and half he MAIN
tanned his ground bravey Our troops fought like heroes
until the enemy began fater, when boys moved
forward and drove them three four miles, entirely off
the battlefield. Meantime, attempt left had
been repulsed.,
We captured 81 cannon, five six hundred prisoners
but for want of horses only eight brought off
Our casualties estimated ,5UO Night put end
to the conflict The enemys loss believed TO he more than
double ours. Buell. commanded with $4,000 We
fought with only 20O0 and took prisoners from five
divisions Our army is in high spirits.
At Frankfort, the matter was soon ended The enemy
cut off his and captured 200 prisoners aud Ia
Gen. Braggs depot being nenaced he withdrew
his army to protect it.
flag of from the enemy was sent next morning,
asking permission tn bury their dead Not Yankee
Surgeon left the field. Wounded all LETT Our
wounded were removed.
Gen. Polk had a narrow escape. Gen. Bragg says he
has the best troops in the word2 Kenuckians have
taken up arms and almost organized.
Among killed are Lieut.. Col Patterson, LIST Tenn,
Lieut. Col Evans Texas Rangers, Maj Pryor, Commissa-
~, Capt. Cartwright, of Ga and William May, of Gen.
Claborne's staff .
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LATEST DISPATCHES.
Northern EIections-The Enemy Occupy
Charleston, Va.

Northern ElcctiOns-The Enemy Occupy
:. Charleston, Va.
- RIcHMoSD, Oct. 10.
Northern dates up to l7th inst have been received.
The Republicans have carried Iowa. In Pennsylvania,
13 Democrats have been elected to Congress and IL Be
publicans-three districts to hear FROM In Indiana,
eDemocrats have been elected to Republicans to Congress
All the Republicans have been elected in Iowa State
ticket Republican by 10000 majority The Democratic
majority in Pennsylvania is 10000 In Ohio the Demo
majority. In Indiana Colfx Dunn and Julian are de-
feated. In Ohio Gurey Pendeton and Cox Republicans
reelected In Pennsylvania, Grow, Speaker is defeated
Stevens reelected
Gen: Hancock, Federal occupied Charleston, W, on
Thursday evening last pickes retreatng to the bill
this side The enemy lost killed, g wounded 200 OF
our wounded were captured
Mcclellan spent Thursday night at Charleston but re-
turned to Washington on Friday. 49,. ..
Sold ip New York at first board Gas 1921. Nothing
satisfactory from Kentucky. No victory claimed by the
Feders The Kentucky State Federals occupy Lexington
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Northern News.

RICHMOND, Oct. 1s, 1852
copy Of the New York Herdi of the 18th inst. has
been received at the Office of the Enquirer.
Dispatches dated Louisville, 4th inst. says:
The Rebels retreatiug from Camp Dick Robinson to
Lancaster, Gen. Buell. in close pursuit.
Another despatch the Federal forces occupy Lexng
ton, which the Rebels evacuated on the 18th.
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Latest TeIegraphio News.
~ FIRST DISPATCH '- -
Great Democratic Meeting in New York.

-a... Ell '4 r- .,t.tsi .h-e RICHMOND Oct. l6.
The New York HsroM Of f4th received. Its hst page
is hled with account of immense gathering Of Demo-
Gratis at Cooper Institute Horace Clark, Horato s.
Seymour, j. Van Buren and Richard OGorman were the
speakers Of the OCCASION Resolutions were adopted in
favor of the prosecution of the war; but insisting the
administration fulfilling the pledge that the not
wased in spirit of oppression Of overthrowng
tablshed institutions of States.
Dispatches from Gen. Boyle at Louisville state that
Gems Bragg and Cheatham had been killed in battle Of
Wednesday, near Bardstown The Union forces held the
field. -, @ --.--- -.5s ta. go
Latest news from Europe uuimportaht The Scientific
Congress of Europe lately in session at Brusse have for
warded peace address TO Lincoln.
In New York stock advanced two to three per cent
Gold rose to 1870, exchang 1885.
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Election News,

Thirty counties in Pennsylvania give the Republican
State Ticket 1900 majority. Republican victory through
out the State has probably been gained Pendleon and
Long Democrats have been elected in the first and second
Districts
In Ohio Vallandigham has been defeated by General
Schenck
The Newark city election has resulted In Democratic
triumph
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In New York. Gold had to 1853 Exchange 1471I
Cotton 81 cents
All kinds Of Produce dealears excited and were SELL
ing generally at higher prices
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NOTICE.

NORTH-EAROLINA,} IN EQUITY, FALL
IL Nash County. I Term, 1852 - y
Under decree Of the Court made in the natter Thos
B. Bunting and others VS.. Jonathan Bunting and ohers g
shall sell Saturday the 22d day of November next on
of land mentioned in the peadngs and known the Wiz
lie Bunting land situated in Nash County between Hill
hardstou and Nashville. l.~
The tract contains about 500 acres With good dwelling
and outbouses and is of fair quality for farming purposes
More precise terms will be made known day Of sale.
N. w. ARLINGTON, JR, G. M 70
Oct 81, 1862 S5-lrn. &
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EnrOnean News.

Two days later news from Europe has been received.
The Paris PHtris has revived rnmors of recognition.
The $3.50" has destroyed ten American whaers off the
Western Islands
Stock of American cotton Liz erpool is set down at
1900 bales.
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so BALES OF coTToN FOR sALE.

"TELL BALED, IRON HOPED AND TAR ROP.
w ed and in good order at Tarboro.
ALSO,
800 bales in like order, which.wi be delivered at VIII
son. Tsrboro', Mosey Hall. Confederate bonds taken
in part payment w. II. JONES'
Raleigh, Oct 8, 1852 s7-w&swtf.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.

SHEEP FOR SALE,
an SATURDAY THE 25TH DAY OF OCTOBER
" will sell to the highest bidder. the Confederate
slaughter house. three miles above Mosey Hail. from
to 400 head of sheep
Sale the arrival of the train from Colds
boro, about o'clyck, P N Terms cish.
By order of Major W. W. Morrison.
J. J. BAKER, Auc.
October 81, 1867. s5-2t
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Northern Observation-Disclosures capture a
Steamer.

The Baltimore AMERICAN of Thursday afternoon says,
that latest from Ohio and Indiana indicate that
The Northern Episcopa by sarge majority
adopted the resolution of the committee of nine
The Confederate force captured the steamer Hazell Dell
at Cassvle Ohio, the 18th inst and took mails,
groes, and quantity of goods.
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The Journal does not vouch for the number of
deaths announced it is almost impossible to as
certain the exact number buried in private burial
grounds, but will give list if spared, when the
epidemic ceases its fury.
+. A Howard Association" has been formed COM
posed of active and substantial citizens, to relieve
the sick and suffering and the citizens Of means
are doing much towards relieving the sdfering-
The bulletin gives the following note from W. H.
Jones' ESQ.,, of this City, to the Mayor, enclosing
contributions who gratefully acknowledges its re-
ceipt:
RALEIGH, N. c., Oct 16, 1862.
JOHN DAWSON, ESQ, Mayor of Wilmington:
Dear SIR On behalf of the Committee of our
city to collect contributions for your city, send
you nv check for $3.50 Is, as a portion of our
collections, 81 900 having been sent West to buy
provisions for your relief Hoping you may SOON
be in the enjoyment of your accustomed health and
comforts,
am, very truly, yours, W. b. JONES.
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spEcJAI, NOTIGs-The STANDARD Is conaue'ea
tbs CASH susteu AH papers are d''c""'""eG ~ 100
niration of the tinetor sOhch they Aaos Gee" pa'a
.rers ,Ui be notified FoUE WEEKS 09ore 1nS''
Ina CROSS MARX their papers ana ""ess H.r s10
!, rsusOs6 the paper 'Oa Be discontinued, tAs
from .okch there ,oi be no departure VOC" '''
,.ark and rsns.O your su6scr'ption ,.,
'uI. ,,,.rbsrs desiring their papers changed must
,ho POST Office from, as we'll as the one to, Which
.bov desire the change to be made.
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" AGONERS, WITH TEAMS, CAN GET
w loading from Fayetteville to Raleigh, BY applying
TO JOHN SHAW,
Fayetteville, n. G. :.
October 81, 1869. s5-stpd
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ITO THE MEMBERS OF THE ENSUING CONFER.
IL ence, NJ. p Church, Sorih Carolina District-Breth-
rep next Conference will be held at Bethesda Halifax
Circuit, commencing Wednesday, 18th of November
next. The trains reach Enfield and Litteton ut lO%
O'Clock, A NJ. There will be vehicles at both places al
that time to convey you 10 the Church We desire hold
afternoon session the 18TH Buy half tickets
your stopping place. and tickets The nearest
route is by LittletUn the r. 4 G. r. R. IN.
C. F. HARRIS, President
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