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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31
Notice for February, 1864.
DIR. Y. CLARENCE PRICE.
Late Of Buffalo, New York;

"a n "a - II ia Il hNA ~ I'M DAA
IL PRICE has regularly visited this place for three
years, restored 10 health many suffering from affections
of the Lungs, Throat, Liver, Heart, Kidneys, RheumR-
tism, Cattarrah Dyspepsia, Fits, Asthma, SCI ofula, Drop
sizes, Female Complaints and other diseases called
chronic, most having ~despaired Of a recovery. To the
cure Of chronic diseases, i'll their Varions forms and
stages, DR.. Price devotes his whole attention. He is net
reyiving an old worn out system advocated years sEe
by speculative adventures, but a method Of treatment
Of 30 years standing, and still pun sued in the East with
unequalled success. A system founded on truth, no
trihing sacrificing life to experiments. knowledge We
contend for, not speculation, experiment and q~uackery!
We use no minerals, destructive agent, nor exhaustive
energies or iDjure the constitution nor make sick to
make well, tear down 10 build up. We Invite konora-
ble investigation feeling that Our cause is just. Those
sick and discouraged call upon us-adVice gratuitOus.
Our Philosophy of Practice is founded on the Laws OF
Nature. Our theory o Disease the theory Of Expert
ence and evidence--our Materia Medica, thee Boundless
Forestl DR.. PRICE will be for Consultation at
KENOSHA, City Hotel, Oh Friday the 18Th Of Feb
ruary 1864.
Racine, Congress Hall Thursday, 11th Of February.
Woodstock, Exchange Hotel, Monday, 18th OF Jan
usry, and It'll Of March. =,
Residence-Waukegan, H., whsrs all letters shoaia
be sent
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$500 Bounty to Volunteers.

This city voted on Tuesday last, by a large
majority to raise a fund by tax, to pay a
Bounty of 5000 to each volunteer enlisted
here until the quota Of the City is full. This
bounty is in addition to the 1902 bounty Of
fered by the Government until the 9TH of Jam
uary. Also in addition to the S. per month
paid by the State.
Now is the time to enlist. We want forty
men in this city before next Tuesday, each
one of whom will get 1902 bounty; probably
$40 per month pay and SIS per month from the
State, making $21 per month besides the
Bounty. When the PROBABILITY is that the
war will not last more than a year at the
longest, can a better offer be made to men
out of employment?
Come on and enlist.
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To tEe PeonIe az so,n,en.s-V

EO tHAe People of SOIners.-Ws cal
the special attention of our readers in the
ing to be held at the Town Hall on Saturday
next Jan End, to take into consideration the
subject Of raising a fund for bounties to vol
u%nteers, in advance of the meeting called by
the Town authorities. This meeting is to
give such an expression of the voters on this
question as will assure volunteers of the 5000
bounty from the tow so that they may en-
list before the 9th and thus secure both U. S.
and township bounties.
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Harper for january, 1864, has com,

Harper Orr january, 1864, has come
to hand. We would like to call this a jewel mum
Der, but whore all ere jewels, it is invidious to
discriminate. The contents are rich, varied and
able. 1t opens with Sketches Of the War of
1872" where the fathers of this generation fought
and died, to protect our country from British ops
preston. Each number contains one of these
articles, which is worth the price of the book
These articles are elegantly illustrated, as are al
so the articles on Jspsa. These sketches are of
the best kind. 1.-THE Small House at Arlington
is evidently nearly finished, and every one Wi,
regret to part with the writer's several fine chars
a%oters, as well as his rich and full style in their de.
velopement. 1t contains several interesting sto-
riss, by sbio authors, which we are not able to
c%riticise, and we would not if we could. The
Monthly Record of Current Event g" loontains
each month all the reliable national news of Cons
gress and the war. The Editors Drawer and
Editors Easy Chair are a houss>full of fun and
anecdote. No one should fail of taking this emf
nsutly National and Litersr , Magazine.
Terms $500 per year. Address hessrs. Hsrpel
s. Brothers, n. Y.
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A GOOd Musical Treaf.-"Father
Ksmp's Old Felks' delighted a large audience
last evening. at Simmons Hall We have not
time nor space to enter into a critigae of the vari>
Gus Members of the troupe, but must content
ourselves With the simple expression of our en>
l~joymept of the entertainment. We are safe in
saying that Father Kemp has no rival among the
many travelling concertists. The singing, wheth>
of the whole troup, in Quartette or Solo, is per-
feet of the kind. When the whole company with
the whole ofrthe orchestra unite Oh some of those
old Hymns and Anthems that our fathers and
grandfathers used to sing, a volume of music is
poured forth that fairly raises one from his seat.
The old Folks give another Concert this AFTER
noon at 3 o'clock at Simmons Hall for the benefit
OF the young folks and others who cannot so well
60 in the evening, and this evening at FRANKLIN
HALL.
We advise our citizens to avail themselves of
this opportunity of attending one of the best
musical entertainment ever before offered in this
CITY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31

''E."-''The New Year is received and will
appear next week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31

Rrawu has taken thine by tho Iorclock, ana
opsns the campaign for 1864 this week ny mere
oantion of a large stock of New Goods, on MS
.bslves. and a new Adv yer tisems.t in or paper
to both of which we call the attention OF our foAu'
ers in Kenoshs County. and vicinity.
We call special attention TO WHAT ne says Vi
ICLoAKs and SHAwLs His new stock IN THIS ms
Of G oods ia worthy the attention of all whs wear
such goods. Go and see them
Lake Disasters-Tbs Detroit Ad1eTti'er o.
the 26,h Inst. gives q list Of all the disasters that
have occurred on the Lakes during the past se1-
sop. The aggregate disasters plumber about 800
an increase over last year OF SO, and over the sea-
son previous, rs.
The AdUertiSer says:
THE amount of damage sustained We have not
pretended to estimate. for 1t is a well known loc'
that, with all the care that marine reporters can
give the matter, damages are suSiaiIeu eScty
season amounting to THOUSANDS OF oollals "H'SH
never come to their knowledge.
- -
The Benefit ChrIaGmas Party.--Ths Par
ty 90! up tor the Benefit of needy soldisrs' fsmi-
lea, on Christmas evening. was but q moderate
success, The time was too short, and the people
we're too generally enjoying family visits or sleigh
riding. We understand the net receipts Of the
party we're about So, a small sum, to be sure but
still better than nothing, for families in destitute
circumstances The amount has been expended,
according to the best judgment of the committee
who had that duty in charge.
Another effort should be made for the same
purpose after the holidays. whom there is more
time and leisure to devote to it. By a united and
systematic effort and united action, a respectable
sum may be realized that will materially aid some
of our soldiers fam lilies through the winter.
A Practical ducatio n.--Bryant. StrRtton
g. Cos Commercial College located at Milwaukee,
offers rare inducements to young men who wish
to obtain a thorough, practical business educa-
ton. In addition to the excellent course he reto-
fore established, they have lately added Iele>
graphing TO the course. A young man in a Shor'
time, with the facilities afforded, can become an
efficient telegraph operator, without taking the
full course. The demand for operators at the
present time, should induce more of our young
men to avail themselves of this opportunity. A
good operatar does not nave to wait long for prof.
liable employment.
We have Il scholarship scrip to dispose OF on
liberal terms, good for any of the line ofcolleges'
at Milwaukee or Chicago. For particulars en-
quire at ouI Office soon.
See advertisement.
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Chicago & Milwaukee Railway.

Trains leave KenoIha as follows:
vs., .,si, yoipE south-'Nisht Accom-. "2.11 A ID
1000 South-.Express Pas ...~9.l3 "
Third south Way Accom-. 5000 "
Knyrtb " south-sEzpress Pas. .%6.17 P.b
RSr.t train going North-fExpress Freight. .tll1eA. n
snnnrd North-Express Pass. .s2.2s z. N
Tbird "a North-Way Accom-. 400 $
Fourth &c Horth-Express Pass .....$9.9S "
Sundays excepted.
Mondays excepted e
Rann.ho Nov IA 1899.
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The North MarbOr Pier E4ighs House.
We call the attention iof every body int rested
to the advertisement of Col. GRAHAM, for propo.
sails OF Timber, Iron Bolts & Spikes and Stone
for the Light House to be built on the Nortt
Harbor Pler at this place Those who have thu
materials to furnish, will do well TO look int
the matter. Under the circumstances, we don
believe there will be veryisharp competition ,anC
those who get the awards will probably do 30 a
a living figure. Send in your bids at once.
See advertisement on first page.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31

For al OF (which it is a speedy and certain remedy, and new
ertaLl. 1hlS Ilniment is prepared from the recipe of DR..
and has been used in his practice for more than twenty
years with the most ASTONISHING success.
pr cps an a55s sfoTs 5Ee pa Ct pam a Which ct i th gnn mos5 sEt By Iny
may be convinced by aslngle trial.
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically, Rheumatic
DISORDERS ote!eTy Kind, andin thousands of, cases whers it
has been used it has never been known to fail.
For Neuralgia, it will afford immediate relief in every
twill relieve the worst cases of Headache in three
minutes and is warranted to do it.
Toothache also will it care Instantly.
from . I'M m praasGet Or u sI9ess, yyhi Il Lin a1nsnti is s's : most a banpss
and unfailing remedy. Acting directly upon the nervous
it TO elasticity and vigor.
the best known, and we challenge the world to produce AZ
equal. Ever, victim Of this distressing, complaint should
and in a majority OF cases will effect II radical cure.
QRu Inns ana or d6 sore Throat GS i are .0 a"niios sex extremely r. e y y
Liniment will never fail to cure.
.Sprains are sometimes very obstinate, and enlargement
MAY be ssesa'rid ~ thi; w kiDi@sgs in Two or thrs TS fass:
Burns, and Scalds yield readily to the wonderful
healing properties of Dr.. Sweets InfaIlIbIe Lin
lInent, when used according 20 directions. Also
and stIngs.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy at hand, for it's timely use at the
FIRST appearance Of LaiAeness will efectually prevent those
render so many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over fourhundred. voluntary testimonials to the wonder
within the last two years, and many of them from persons
in the highest ranks Of life.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
Sole Proprietor, Norwich, Ct.
For sale by Lord & Smith, Wholesale Druggists. %
Lake Street, Chicago, Ill. General Agents for the
Northwest.
To avoid imposition, observe the signature and likeness o.
DR.: stephen Sweet on every label, and also Stephen Sweets
out which none are genuine.
For sale by all dealers. 1yaw45
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o u truly,
ELIZABETH S. GIBSON.

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Isaac Cook, the well-known
ex Postmaster of Chicago, was married, on
Thursday of last week to Miss Mary E. UdelI
of Fox River Station, in this county. We I'M
derstand the bridal party departed from Chi
cago en- route to the East on Saturday morn
inc last.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31
NOTICE

The Bristol Mutual Insurance Company will hold
,bair ANIMAL meeting At the Agricultural Hall in Bristo
~ tb- First Tuesday in January, A. d. 1864 at / O'Clock
IN the afternoon. All are requested to attend.
Dated Dec. 18th 1863.
3W29 ii. Z. THORP, President.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31

FOB SALE CHEAP!
THE Gravel Foundry in Kenosha Lot W o.
no loot bnilding 40 by go feet, good frame barn, bricl
Engine Room, The buildings are in good condition, Wit
water for steam purposes, and are suitable ior any manu-
FEATURING establishment.
Also west half Of block Y, north side, contai1in over al
ac1e of land. with frame house Of six rooms, brick cellar
harm, eistern. well, and plenty Of fruit trees and shrubbery
" JOSIAH OND
"A La Sale st., Chicago.
Or enquire Of A. G. COLE, Bonds Building KonoSha.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31

Lake Disastersy-Tbs Detroit AdOertiHer OF
the 26tb Inst. gives q list Of all the disasters that
have occurred on the Lakes during the past seA-
sop. The aggregate disasters plumber about 800
an increase over last year of SO, and over the sea-
son previous, rs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31

To avoid imposition, observe the signature and lilen:ss
DIR: stephen Sweet on every label, and also Stephen Swee
Infallible Liniment' blown in the glass of each bottle. wit
out which none are genuine.
For sale by all dealers. lyaw45
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31

The amount of damage sustained We have not
nretended TO estinate. for it lie a well known TACT
that, with all the care that marine reporters can
give the matter, damages are sustained every
season amounting to thousands OF dollars which
never come to their knowledge"
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EVERY HORSE OWNER
RICHARDSON 4 CO..

Sole Proprietor, Norwich, CT.
For sale by Lord & Smith, Wholesale Druggists. 90
Lake Street, Chicago, Ill. General Agents for tht
Northwest.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-20

bear against them, AMI nla over any mum
her sg Monitors that nighl attempt TO Ia
rerrupt their progress would he gnsxpee.
ted a,d unwele0me visitors. New York
robbed OF iva bank treasure, Boston enter.
tainlRg Captain SemIurs ~ the Revere or
fremont House, aud Philadelphia nnd.r tho
guns of a Confederate squadron, have hlih-
erIo been ~ much II hot more Improbable
than the route OF cne great Federal army
amer another On Tie Potomac, year Or a
year and half ago, lhb day Of awakealng
could rot fail 70 ba one Of terror.
.imoDg ourselves, and Ia fact throughout
Rnobc, extraordinary Interest would be
excited were the war now TO take naval
,grn. The present generation kuows moth
ing Of actions fought At sea, unICfs what
the hl..oriaRs of other years choose to tell
us. Aud naval war in the days Of wooden
walls and "Rulc Britannia must have
been Ga, ladeed, In comparison with -
rapid .ormings or HtnrboHrd a-l p--Tt ,,,nra
Of bearing, in the arat second Or third or.
der OF s'eamins, ius.drh; TO such s,eam.hg
Us 'Ea' ~ the Alabama, which is said TO bo
not le:s thnn iwcnty-cnc miles an hour in
sircoa water. Naval warfare now days
will he short, sharp and dashing where the
Bh.ps are fairly matched, and oYerwhelm.
ing 10 the weaker, in proportion 10 the
weakness, unless there is compensa,iug
skill and courage. Good engines and smar,
handling may keep small Graf, beyond
the reach OF great antagonist, and make
g large ship the prize OF ono less than half
its size and carrying no more than frac-
tion Of its weight Of metal. These, in
word, nrc the days OF high-trGined seaman.
ship, when ships will be lost and won or
sunk, no, because they are grea, or small,
or nc ording TO tho proportion in which
seamanship, seaworthiness, and the power
Of resisting shot arc all combined. So far
the Federal scamen have sill to win their
!aurels, those of the Confederate scamcn
are already won. DO what the promised
Confederate squadron may, the service Of
the Alabama will never be forgotten. Capt
Semmes, with the squadron of iron-cased
ships may humble the Federal States to
the very dust, make converts of Lord Rus
sell and Lord palmeraton to the Confcder.
ate cause, and interest the people of Europe
TO an extent that may possibly be painful;
but the Alabama, q mere wooden ship with
o pair Of powerful engines, and q good
crew and captain, defying for many months
on the ocean, the whole fleet of a grea, ns.
val power, has no parallel, and will not
soon have one.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-20

The shot that was go fatal to the crew Of
the Chillicoihe, in the attack upon Fort
Pemherton, was, according to the state
rnent ofthe New York Herald correspond.
ent, singular one. He says the men on
the boat were just loading her port gun,
the charger being engaged at the moment
in cutting the fuse of the she'll which had
already been placed in the mufIle Of the
gun, when a sixty-four pound shell from
the Confcderates struck directly in her
half open port, throwing apart and unship-
ping the heavy iron pOrt-shutters, one Of
which was thrown overheard, and lighting
directly hpon the muIzle Of the gun, er-
plod ed simultaneously with the shell that
was being put iato the place. The cas-
ualties by this dunble explosion we're four
teen in all-,bres killed and eleven wound.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE, !
Richmond, April 10, 1863. !

The following is ,ha form of affidavit re.
quisite Tor procuring goods from the Peni-
Tertiary, under the law of tho last Lcgisla-
ture:
TnE STATE OF Texas, | Before me, the UNDER
COUNTY OF - jsigucd authority, this
day personally came Mrs. -, of the
same county, who made oath that the goods
sought to be bought of the Texas Peniten-
tiary are for immediate use in her own fam
lily, consisting Of - whites and -
blacks, excluding male members in the ar
my, and a.e not for barter, sale, exchange
OF speculation, and that she is the wife Of a
COLDER in the Confederate States Army,
ana that this is her first (or second) appli-
cation. ----
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-20
Chief Justice Of

Il - UHItI dusIIVt OF -
certify that the above application was SUBJ
scribcd and sworn to before me, and that
t facts set forth in tho sane are true, (bs-
ing verified by the oath Of one credible wit.
ness.)
- In testimony of which, witness
SEAL my hand and seal of the County
this - day Of -, 1868.
Chief Justice
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-20

A FORoIBLE RKNARK.--A friend said 70
US few days sgo-"Is il not strange =
N hat, said we "Nhy that il man rss
TO 20 out in the street aud halo hurrah
for Liueein,' that be would Be mobbed, and
II the sans man goes and plants cotton for
iirle'1, -a.hirs i done 70 him. IfamAn
talks b IS ,-'sacd 10 re tsr-l .hu; +. q
tc-s. rsh,a- i-1-ih.ss hi-,. 6rrtnse, bur
ir1i. lat ua1 rho fisl.s Ctttor no~ 70
15lf g-7as Liutc-a rnrs sirssi asp thsr
q p -ai 81 .ir rcrr1ss were io % i1to
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-20
the "DEyILn ClpfuRRD.
BaisiSSa 'As !as rs'aasss Up .isAs, rp- cAarl,s.
Na

hs.
~ Asa HAiTi
sAyf have you hrald the woud'!uuE nsvs
lhe ltiss Aphle Niass dlnusr,
Nhleh lIlng- 20 light sauihrF TufA
Halrhsd ~ tie ylnktseflli
'rls laid that on a sandy beach
(NAioh kulnshsn'n feat will samb day reach
suck iighi ~ any spanish lgerhl
Oar toys have eaagh' the " ner!i"
Obi It's tFue. what tongue shall tell
Inv lIssx which Nsnkre ,hsre lrirlll
uy who viii toll ths dretdful kAoll
That orphans their who.n Raiin'
a father hal a fgehd, whose rlAimi
Should gEust siAna IN Yankee fame,
Has len the hnms wherein hts hafas
CJlanggdst LtmigS,iVR
BFsv9 DrEnregsrdi Oh do y5ur best.
l. keep he monster ilum Iha Mtsii
In fafoty lot us FSyt
hra vhrn the present shock 10 U'er,
Aud thaFltaiun quiet A. before,
We hege 1, hear The ssOunir,ls roar
" Cur .ssr. has sasgA. ne ptI3"
AcritE, Ars!! 9Th, lsc2
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rINAL sETTIEnENT.-pel

a
4 Guardian Of Sarah I. Burk, has filed in my tico
Icr haa account current with her said ward togeth
n With her petition praying for final discharge
This l. therefore to notify all persons Interested, to
iome forward At tho next term Of the Honor able
county Court Of Dallas County for probate business
be held al tho Court House in the town Of Dallas
"A the last Monday In June, A. D. iscs, and contest
be sa-ae n they think proper.
GEO. W. LAWS, cI'h c. c. D. c.
DALAI Texas Mas 9Th, le6S-2J 4w.
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Confedeate states Bonds.
d.. PUslTARN'B OFFICE,

pAILsg, Nay %, lets.
I AN lHst-r-,si ty thr SECRETARY q the Treasury
'v give goiiss that all Ireasury sies net bssrinG
its.ts,, Ns,eh bear dac subsequent 20 tbs lat De-
20 abe lsT. re epii,lvi 70 " aiaei In pax cat
sts1N
. gag 70 tho ,iise nary 10 prepare the honds
hsa-tug seven per cent IN .erss authorized b. set q!
Tea ~ of tho aoih u February, lstJ Il nay 20
ats woshe l<fare Am IN receipt u hosds for deliVe
Ty. 10 tbs mean time, parties wishing 10 fund may
tska doposts, taking NJ ecTtiiea,es, which oalii,s
the y 10 hands or sio.h lSaTnC Interest fsar ,Ep
e.i " t.epcsi.. :, W. SMITH.
trsyf-.a:5w nspysiiary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-20

A son Of Erin, working in an establish
nsnt in CoiuUibiA, s. c. hearing that 4
company vas being raised for service At
Charleston, for Ind during tks attack,
asked cave Of his employers 10 eRrell hiI
ailf. 20 I'd Hl- L-- a-L1ls5 10 CO tiE
L'-7 vaa ro-l ils1r-rt o. lie lss -u-
-en' r' kc-r .t-- ic -rs s--- Er-l
a.- -c. o. visE r. lad .-F.-si; lit.s I Irs
bt5- Fl-s--s f.r frt--y -s7.tr flf .tg
- --- e. l.-a ..'s s...-rI
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DuINIsTRATOR's NOTICE:-Th'

n undersigned was at the February Term 1858 Of
County Court of Ells County Texss, duly appointed
administrator Of the estate of John J. lIilburn,
deed. This therefore, to notify all persons having
claims against said estate, 10 present them properly
authenticated within twelve months, or they will be
barred SAMUEL r. HILBURN.
wa1Ahachie, April %, lsG3.--22;6w Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-20
CTNAL sEfTLEmENT. : wi

L. Walker, Guardian Of the Ests.e of Joseph NJ
ir'- ". fed IN my ofce his final account current
ga b. said rarC seftts togsther with his petition
I-3sug '5T . fnI diffLar.g Iils L iferefore 10
ii'r OF pors7ls lio1e- e.l f7 caIlt afnari o. Ire
ll terri 81 ttf. y iEa-ahit f--nI7 c4Uri 20 n4ilaa
s-1ty iHr ~ 80 his.l.ist t1 le'- % ttr c.rft
its-f =. o. ga q. Ihais., OH la.t fisr itt IN
l1s. = p 1913, all ~ trt- 70 .-ua .Ie. 10 l.
I-r-. 81 eEn. N-LA fs. CfE O. en- l
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sWIsDEILs 4 llsp, PUBLISHERS.
aawPE s. MILLER's MILL.

A l.snuy ,.ggh.ts, miles aouih Of DAilas, "a
"a The ws-t sial u friaiiy hlssr. 10 now IN hFsi
Ia s.lH. Ter, sua eapae!a VI gfindinf sx bun.
eral ts-Asls VI Thsat ~ "a houEs. VIA make ts
si n1gF AID gave ~ goo! tagn Sat a. auy tell ~
t.s sLuniry, uuF Tsles 40 orp sixth tor tell,
algIys - ENg4. fsE saie, klslr, ~ lols 10 lal,
Ias ksFTy efFosits cur uill. on Trinity River, u
fst - a.. p3Ftuns Coming 20 or grihg iTum the NIL
"a ~ H,WfE a NILLkR.