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Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21
ReSAWAT.

IHRDM NJ n. Joplin's place ~ I.0lT l.r
III Texas. all ont the Isi inst, : nrEie
JTM-Nrllcw compile xicp. about ; i''s' ~ q
high, weighs s,ont ] ca pounds. aged Ano.'
wears: one ~ kis legs sore AMI some " I'M ".
laF..,l He formerly lived near lioes 7"fL I.
Mr.. Joplin will pay liberal reward inf III, <.
formation which viii lead ~ his rHfFifrr-
any on- who VIII take him uP and -as VA. ,n " "
srri. -. 1854.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21

toi.. i.AkiS:-As there appears 10 :,e some
difference OF opinion in regard TO the qnaliica-
iiual Of members Of the ,irnrral Assembly a.
to whrthe- they can hold two Offices 1t The same
timc you will confer a favor by publishing the
l0fh section Of the 4th article of our State Con
stitution. ~ adopted by the Convention. u
reads follows
SEC ~. Miltia officers. justices If the peace,
and posinlastcrS are declared tn b. eligible ~
either branch If the General Assembly: but 10
person who now il. or who shall hereafter be- a
collector or holder Of public money. nor any as-
sistant or deputy II such holder or collector ~
public none, shall br eligible to either lranch h
of tho General Assembly. nor TO any Office
Of trust or profit. until H. shall have accounted
for and paid over all sums fol which b. may H.
liable and no person holding any ,fficc Of trust
or profit. under the Confederate States (rx-
crrt postnastcrs) shall ~ eligible to any office
Of trust OF profit belonging to either cf thcs,
departments Of this State.
A CITIZEN.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21
tEITEA'r.
IlEAD-QrAHrtF> DI>TEirrnF ALr-
laiajrE. s.y.h y 3D., I-ss

lEAD-QTAKrtF> Dl>TElrr pF ALF. :,
EaiaJrE. as.h ;. ri.. lest
grn-ral Orders ~. i
]. No persons whatever Will nv Tr..r-ii-.i,l
pass our lin-s 10 points within Ih,- ,.uuirg .
cnpi-t TN The rnrIHr. N.il.ou; Ii--in. --l,.l IN.
these H. sf-Qaaifrrs
III. NIiIIrn communications ini,Ils! T
points b'-,nn our lin . will b.. iorn sr,i,-l
Eh-sr li 4d-QEAII.Ia ipr t2=nItziian al. NJ
pT"rll
Al l'-tirTs from: TcTso.s wiihia i..g ,g--r.
.In-s viii i'r TRANSMITTED ~ iiirs- il.zl'ilar.
i1T prTur7i hricr- S-ii,t-rN-
I .is "r'irr = Lcrfr,al .i,-crsS.rs ~. ;I- .qf.
u ;hc eousirv, an T. p.cr-ni u.--4a.ul az
IMPROPER communication
tDrnn 7nIiii. Olirrrs un ile ..rrr. .Hi Wy.
Nh'rs, are strictly -nio!l-- ~ So - .4- "a =
;ion uf ih So urd.-i.
Az, command ~ Mai -IrH. MAGEln-r.
I'D. A. Ii isNEE
"v-~t As.g ..-
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21

LEGISLATIVE CANDsDATES.-ln addl-
ton to the name of Mr. Lowderm;lk, as
a candidate for the Legislature from this
county, we announce also the names of
Mcssieurs David Block, j. t. Robbins
and Joseph B. Farnum. The people will
Judge for themselves amongst these gen
tle,nen, and their choice i'll any event
will be satisfactory to us; as we intend
as journalist to take no other part in the
contest than to freely admit short com
munications from the friends of either
candidate, upon proper subjects and free
from personalities. Messrs. Block and
Robbins are already well known to the
people, having served them faithfully in
public office before. Nir. Lowdcrmilk is
an intelligent farmer, said by those who
know him to be well qualified to repre-
sent the county in the best manner. Mr..
Narnum is an old typo, ia class distin-
guisled for its patriotism), who has done
good service i'll the war, and whom we
know to be Il clever gentleman also. He
is entirely competent Let it be a free
race, if the people wish it. As for our
selves, we would have much preferred the
return of the old members without CON
test, hnt that is only Il matter of taste in
which the people have not ccncurrcd.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21

THE LEGIsLATURE.-The members of
thls body are beginning to assemble. In
addition to those OF our own county, there
had arrived, up to yesterday at noon,
Messrs. Bradley Bunch, of Carroll and
Newton; Trimble, of Independence. and
Wallace, of Union and Columbia, mem
hers of the Senate; also, Messrs. Collins,
of Bradley, Barnes, of Prairie, Neal, of
oebastian, Byrd, Of Washington. Fletcher
of Pulaski, Of the House of Representa-
tivcS.
The called session begins tomorrow,
and will probably sit until the day of the
general election.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21
C1rcnZdr 10 Enr9HiRg OEr
H'D eR'> CoMD'T CONSCGiIT>
Di>T. ARK. Maslir. un. S.tl- H.. Dr. 4


DisT- AEK-. Washing pn. S-p-., d. l-'i
" Enrolling Officers in fhi- lH4t
a-Iin TrD,inli.i. thzt vrl,-rs FROM The lilErag
Cons rip,lpI. require .ia-m Ia IMPORT ihlous
ili- oilirt. al detailed in.T n IT, hav- ahaillun
who ia lny inaunrr rr-l=cf. thr lu-iarF- 7.
wLirh ih~y hsv. been d-isiled. t. III end ii'-
al -iirh details may be revoked. and ;hr H
holding iirin rlt IN lhr aTny-
III. III 81 "details arc made !"r thr hrurHi +.
the piIblir. lul uai - -sihsrgv- p.lF4tr lu.r
'sfs- 4 n >m;i InlI- rii--rrivTr nEsI l,- lr.d fa
strict performances VI ih-ir 1alirs. z--arlfnt
ihr rrqnir. ntrnis oi th- law, sud u, cOali.l=
upon viii D ih,.y were J-i1 II
I'LL II IL hpprl rhat tiirru viii hr n0 arras
in luiur,-. io riil attention ~ EuTolinS uh-
{" this sui,irci. and such a. ;ail 20 g.sr ToI.
attention lrii will br imam 'liai,-ir - -l4il NJ
rtnuTrI-
IT, r. DAyLET-
G-iw Conli't C,'iAcs-rts liisi- AA
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21
HUQE5 DISTRICT nI- ArrlAs
IsNitEN I-fl = .,f.tt,

G. neral Grl,-rs NJ 90
r. Nhrnryrr The r"funianlirl- N7i--t WA
u Eimelii. B<itaiion. ariash-'. ,,,laF-H.
officially informed ui ihr aF4ost ~. e ..,-..
from Lii cniIiHanh. hr v.ii III -mcr El-.. rr..t NJ
ih-. officer having ht officer w .sr..i III s
- Ih- end that he NAV b. bfo1gu q, ...r-
iTi=l IN Gun-Izi Court Niar.iai
H. All r.att uifirrEA. ir thn AMI aulr.-.# N
kansas unassigned, ~ill = Fnli Il nri-aa
she's. Headquarters niihuGi Gfis-
iii. NJ paper will rfIblirh nnt tirn I-. M
lslT ur anriing issued iTuHI I'D. IVY Iir-..
i-rS. nnlrss specially jirccicd
By command ~ Mayer ,..iaGal f4,Er
JL-Jw E- II. -Tt ENEE, A. A.CH-
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21
<DFATu OF HoS G. Il NIrcur1 Tits r

FUEaIN OF HON. c. 3. MTTCHEL.-This dis
tinguished citizen ef Arkansas and most use
fu {. s Senator. died at his residence last night
about II o'clock. We have sustained an ire
parable loss, aud the " hole State will mourn
the event With profound regret We stop the
press TO announce the sad intelligence.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21

CoRRECrIoH--Eifherw we or the compositors
committed error last week, which escaped
the PToofreadcr. We spoke of State reinforce
nl.nts being sent to Hood by Gov. Brown .'of
Mississippi" All the regular readers of the
Telegraph are we'll enough posted to know that
W must have meantGov. Brown Of Georgia" :"
We mike the correction for the sake of those
who may have picked UP the pape: accidentally
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21
H'DQRS. COMD'T cONsCEIITS.
DIST ARR. Wasiineio ton. sepi- Il, i''i'
lENTfIrTJ
GENERAL ORDERS.
No. ~.

". The attention Of Enrolling Oifrrls I
p,-cisliv directed 80 the fact. that frequent -
plants hav-' l,i-an made to thes- ll'1rignai -
Tint persons detailed frnm the niiritafF NI''.
a. @-ricuiuTsiis. and for other PuFpos,,s'
Lisi-Gsrding the law and orders from IN J. i''. n
nf conscrinrinn. in regard n ihr saif \. '-
products. Enrolling ofiic-Is are riaIr' = w
rrriss great vigilanc- and eurrgy n in'''.-
ting anI reporting such casrs IN order iir' --
"details mHy ~ revoked. and IN "Hrl-
placed in The service. Enrolling ofhecf. io1--
Delinquent In thu performance II inr
thus imposed will ira hrll Id = sirifi Aae9--
biHfy.
Gn:i Comd't cf Cvnsrriprs. dist AiA'
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21

II Circumstances last Saturday prevented
4 'nrcting Of householders to provide for enter
tanning the Legislators We hope every one
who can, will get rcade and report what they
can DO, by Tomorrow, 10 our Sen.tor-Hon. A
r. Williams
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21
HEAD QUARTERS, DIST Ai.A- /,
CAMDEN. eth Srpt. i'5i- >
GENERAL ORDERS.

No 81. NH
|. In Conformity with ttrnrr7l i'll'rs ',,,,sri
No Headquarters Trans-Missis,ipi is6l
nf.iIt. .lafr-d shreveport. L. ifh AnE-'- ratr
Major General Ma-Hldrr. hereby as'-'
n.ai., of the i,isirlff Arkansas. .,,.rs
M I-aril fuFfhrrS,rl.rS tho iI-affrN
,h.. District Will ys at Cam I'm. Afkan-'t w
whi.h roint III cSnmnnicaiirns. Tr-'sis
will IT, pt,T'eriv sidr.s-'''i ....rrpfl
M " VI EELTMN,5
.a-.;w II. Col. aui n -
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21

teliou- Citizens: Having ,but limited ac-
guaintance through the county, and being de-
barred from the pIeasare Of extending it By cir
tuustances entirely beyond my control, with
many thanks for your profirred support l beg
leave 10. announce that | am no longer Il candi.
date t9fcpresent you in the Legislature of this
Stat9I J. u. WILLIAMSON.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21
NTA@(Nrr

U'H ! y " GEAHnIncr,r
- n ill I-e,i af W..I-rr-'f tIFtt
crN VA Move n.ifr, I-r4 h'ln- ln .f
" u. L1TER. Gr.,
TIE royal AECH cGlhrTr-,
u at " ihr CTrrd clri,cr W s,t-A I'LL l1yr.
sPee:;riiy invited 70 ,ss. r.. H., = A's ,ls :.
iHtieI y df-icEi.'f s M lra-i.ir rt.-. 'la
Jay n nrcuihg iAr -. Mf.H,r .,f NV -a1
l-c4, fof i-S IE'Pcse !: LDi5.r- .,..'''i- y. q "
Chapter - -
E- H- ENGLISH IN r--
a. PIKE u H.. I,
\ Il. WILLIAMS. Il =
NJ ashinEion Chant--
h- counr.ls subordinate 70 tie C-..,
Gil y ATksn>sS. ale respectfully if.y;,,-i .s
--rnble M N ~ sLiEEtun Oh Saturday il
first Monday ID November next. f,- " 'rl-ir ".
Of holding the Grand Council. P-'Ys,
A. PIKE.
" a. \. PLEDON WI VI
4. B. WILLIAMS
f. IA ENGLISi.
JD-p" Grand R.eg,l.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21


Hon. H. X. KRowN-Scvicr comes
to lis wei represented in the present
called session of the Legislature. 1t
speaks highly for The people. A. fo-
Hawkins, We have already spoken Of
, him. IL aifonls u pleasure - testify.
also. to the high qualities If Hon. IT, *.
Brown, Us Il citizen of that county whose
long residence amongst tlc rrnple has
thoroughly identified him with their in
tcrests, and made him fully acquainted
with their wants; and whose education,
intelligence, aud sound Judgment, render
him in a high degree competent 10 pro-
teet the one and supply the other lie
has proven his patriotism, also, ~ going
voluntarily into the field at am age when
he might well have been excused With
ont disparagrment TO any Of those who
may oppose Judge Brown At the general
election, flor SEWER is full Of worthy
men, we hope to b. excused for saying
this much for personal friend. and m
old friend of the office. 1t will be seen
he remains a candidate.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21
TO all whom, 1t Mry Con.

ON the 10Th day of September 4 "
" Letters Of Administration on ~. ,tssi
Of Joseph /. Talbot, d-crssel. v,r. 4. .i'a,
form of law granted TO the rn,lrrsigr..i M -ls
Clerk OF the liempsi~ad Circuit Ceur. IN -E
of'icio Clerk Of the Court of Probate. a. = e.
stead County, State Of AIhaa-as; INA M
sons having claim- against said esta-. Wi
by notified to * hibit tho same au,heu,;-.. I'r
tue undersigned within one year from IN.
" such letters Or they mzy b= prurlnJ.-l N -A
any benefit in the -sta-t: aud II such ri-. WIN
not exhibited within two wears from ~ a..
such letters. th'-v shall Dc forever l,s,r-I
preelud-d from any hrn-tit from .urb -..l@ M
3 Z. FIELD. Admir- !,
3O-5w Joseph +. Talbot, aerl
HEADQRS. DIST OF ARKANSAS
CANDES. s-pt. ~. ISIS
GENERAL ORDERS, I
NJ. 10
All absent=~s. without proper auilof;,r
cOnyal-seenis Gischzrgrd from hospitals g.
irg 10 the Army of this Dis i1irf. nud Con-.
low serving Id this Dis.F.ct, Will ": ys--;
their commands.
Those f.ilius % repJr; on Or b.-for- ,hr r-
October FrvN. viii itr publi-h-d IL its
arrested and dealt with accordingly
BY order "f hz.sE Gen. M.CII pEg.
Sirnei. J. H. EELT0y
3r-5w t-. CVl- -ai AL III .i..
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21

Burbri'lge says Kentucky i disloval
ard ready for NIL outbreak al any mn
mcut
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21

give made lately trip through portion
of the country in which the population il com
posed of the most substantial class Of farmers
We conversed with country ph, sicisn.. and
We're shocked at the drstitn;ion ~ mr,iirince
even amongst good livcrs. Many p.rsous are
absolutely dying for wan; Of calonlrl AMI qni-
nine This is no fiction. How inu.t It be in
the poorer portions of the country
We are in an extraordinary state Of circurn-
stances, which require extraordinary action.
What nobler object Of legislation can now pre-
sent itself than the supply of medicines to fam
lies in dcstitution! Certainly il is not usual
and may not be necessary again in a thousand
years; but now the lives ot all whom the State
is bound to protect depend upon il. and the State
has the constitutional power to act lt.is not
beneath tho dignity Of Legislation. II can
change "a name or rrli.ye an individual from the
penalties of State bond. How much Nor,
then relieve thousands from distress and deaf b.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21

OPPORTUNITY Thanks 10 many Kind friends
amongst the farmers, we have heretofore b-en
furnished with grain, and sufficient nccussarcs
of life to support those who are dependant np-
on us-all for favor and Confederate money.
As for milk and butter, and chickens anderr..
they aristocTatie Injuries whic. we consid-
ct unattainablc at present. aud are thriving
pretty well upon iniinitcsma quantities, and
learning TO do without altogether.
Bnt light we must havo. in any mode short Of
robbing and stealing. We beg for more light
We cannot write editorials nor read the wretch
cd print of our exchanges, during the long fall
and winter nights, by pine knots Remember,
we have almost come to glasses, anyway, ut
our agr. (Eye-gtasses, you wicked wretch I.
who sre smiling at this and Judging other p-o-
pie by yourselves '-your sort makes you see
double,
Seriously. WE arc sadly in need Of lights, and
sill le really much obliged to any one who can
furnish us tallov, or bceswax. or rancid lard for
lamps, or any other material for lights, ut any
price reasonable or unreasonable, or in exchange
for dues TO the office.
The ladies have always been good friends Of
the Telegraph. Now they ,an help us The
men SO inconsid-rats
svFt. Morgan, it is said was planned
by Napolcon's celebrated engineer aid
de-cainp, Gen. Bernard, at one time See
retary of War of France under Louis
Philippe.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-21

Lincoin's friends are rapidly deserving
Kim.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11
ApgaI
" lad legal. IaiI o.l
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
sItERtFFFs SALE


David Heybold ct VI VI Oatharine Wolf et al Cnse
No, 1850 Montgomery superior Coprt. In PART
DY virtue or and IN obedience 10, tho command Of
ID an order OF sale diRd6 by the Superior Cont ii
Montgomery County, ohio and 10 me directed / will
oler ai public sale ut thedoor * tho court House Il
-" Sdia,cisy, February ia, isol. noaa,
AZ oelock m Of SAID ,ay W. following described
roa estate to.w situate " the county of hongom.
cry and state OF oho; VII Of the northeast quarter Of
setion number ts) two Of tUVnship az four range
W hye, enst, ~, containing one hundred and hHy
soVon GOD AcT \, hloro or less.
Also, tho northeast quarter Of section number (il)
eoyen, township az foilr range, [0) hVo, east, a.
Archer, June 10, 1ki6, ''' ~ TT
Also hsl t5eet q parcel q land oopyeyea 20 Iacob
lsa2, and bounded and deacrihed a. bowa, Beannins
AZ the southwest cornoF Of the southwest quarter N
-co,'on y. town.hlp = range 3, eash Ae, md which
on The s9lh day OF Deconber Is6s divided As follows
to VIII Une hundred and three acres OF the weut end
OF yMd NMr iting one hundred and three poles and
clteen links nom west 10 east. tho entire width OF
sRd treft aad bong She west part u the southeast
quarter Of section number iS, townshlp4, range b,
Also tho onilrc residue Of aaSd tract bona se. on
9y SAID Cgmmlssloneu % CatbRrns Volt widow ol
jacob ", WOLF NJ her doNef 10 wft: COnthihng on
hundred and forty Acrcs moro or lesa boundleIl by
beginning ~ stake In the north line of Aald tran, ci
hn S 'pse are P1iSs Ma eIeen n elu. o
with salt north lne north sBo eRAt l42 12OO poloA TO
stone al The horthoast cofner Of said racti thence
a6' lb6S 10 100 poles TO stone At tho southeast cor
ner thereof thence with the eout hue tlareof south
s5' west i3 g. 100 poles 10 Htae thence n go W
l5s 3S 100 poles the paco Of beg nning all fhe
county Ol Montgomery and state Oi OHIO, and al sit
uRted in Madison and Harrison tawnshipa. Rno has
been appraised as foows;
SS13 Sis13a l..sS : - 20 d
Aud cannot nell for less than twot6rds o. o. he above
anpraisement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11
sHERIFFs SALE.
sholdenH q slAson b

Hamilton Garner Co. IHui iHIrl
lY virtue Of and in obedience TO, tho command Of q
ID yend execution, &C.. to mo diroct8 from the IN.
peFor Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio. 1 viii offer
At public sale ut tho door OF tho Cour, House the
oity OF Dayton, on .I. .1 I. ~.
Saturday. Ftbtt0rb 10. 1854, '.HNi
Az two o'clock N Of said day ihs following lescrlbed
real estate, ~ the properly OF Peetiah Hamilton
being tho undivided ono half of the following described
real estate, to.wlt Beginning the north sds of lot
No. 1889 the city OF Dayt6a thirty three feet west
OF the northeast cofnar of said lot No. ls19 thence
south parallel with The east line Of said loo 10 the Of
te dopth of said lot thahcs west parallel with Tho
north ne Of said lot and lot 1891 in said oty 20 net
enee north parallel with the sast line of Ne ls3a
10 tho north limo Of said lot No 1885, thence east with
the north line Of lot Nos. 1891 and 1859 hirty.res
feet 70 tho place OF bepnhings
Tho above dossfibed premises andsE lOstnur exc
aitiOn appraised At $50.
Tho above described premises vets taken on sSecs-
tion as tho property OF PeoaAh hamilton al The
suit 81 shadsns elason " Hamiton Garner 4 90,
Toe ahove properly cannot esll for less than x OF
tho apprAseInent Terms cash. l tf'.
GEOkGE woaAMAN, BherG Mona county
OuARLEs PARneTS, Attorney deiewta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11
SHERIFP's SALE. an1
Case No. 97os.

VA ~ ".fAi D
Peter hhoAda Common Pleas,
DY virtue Of an execution ISSUED IN this case by
ID tho Court Of Common Pleas Of Montgomery
county Ohio, will oner At pAblic sale nj the door u
the Court House IN the city Of Dayton, on
'' Saturday, February ~, 1894, in =
AZ O'Clock IN OF said day, tile following deacre
real qaiatc, viz tract OF land stuate in jackson
township, in the county Of Montgomery and ntate OF
Ohio, and IN section 10, town T. ram o. east ben.
ming at stone set for eornsr witness wh,taoAk X
"a inches ~ diameter, beiTs 60 " poles ~ links
distant, A2h 9S poles ~ links from the q corner
Of ARid sect0n thence az clio poles a links 10
stone set for corneri thence $50 169 pOlos 10
stone set for corner thence so la poles and
links 10 stone aet for corner; thence Sc Ibs
poles links 70 the beginning, containing 10 acres
rods and "a links, being the came promises conveyed
by Philip GebhRh 10 said Peter Rhnads by decd Of
MRrnh 2, 1874, and recorded In book |, No 2, page
51 Of Montgomery County Recoi ds.i '
Saldland " situated about two mules n0rth OF Far.
mersye and about tho same distance s0nh otJshnp
vile aud has been appraised at thirty dollars pr acre
aud cannot soil for less than two.thirds OF tho ap
praisoment Terms cash.
L. u. GUHoHNL, Attorney. H ei fH bpwia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11
AHERIEFG RALE

Ja oh Apple, for use OF officers OF Court W Isaac w
Vnyard OF A. Montgomery Superior Court. Case
No. 1ha2. "HFN" I'.' HHI
IDT Viftna Of ycndi oxeenli0n against the prpper-
ID q OF Isaac W Vineyard ol u, viii sIaT u p,lo
.ae AZ the door Of the Court House 10 die city u
Dayton, on fl fIri IIa lIs
I| Saflnisg, March 5, 1854,
A. Two o'clock pm uf SAID dag the following desc ried
real estate Vs Az tho north half ol the northeast
quarter Of aeui0n les toWprhp " mango A. east iB the
county Of Montgomery aud slate 81 Ohio except nNy
acres Of land OF the safno now owned and Oceuiaad
by jAcob Apple, and decided TO hm by Philip stoaln-
lager Deoenher NJ lSan, ~ deed recorded IA took a.
No. q page 2Ii and beng the same land deedad 10
Peter snyder ty tho Court Of Chancery, Of hontgon.
nry eeurtv, stale Of Ohio N = suit NhhEon he Waa
plApun and the heirs Qf Henry Snyder we're delend-
Auts, containing about thirty SRresi IlNW u
Sad land u situate IN danksaA tounship, Ahoal
threo miles northwest % farDersYle. anA IA Woll
aud heavily tlmbered Appraised AZ siO er acre md
cannot sell for less than lNo-thrs ol said apprsol
'i,ss isSov,s ss'''- '''' aEoRaR woekmAN sh.1n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11


Ma. A. called snd gotons donar'a worth Of
TWELVE oBNI SUGAR. AT MINICK's.
Ths incest kind.
Mrs h. got one dofsrrs worth of DIE incest kind
ToURTEEN CENT sUGAn, AT MlNIoK's
Mrs. .. got ono doll@'s worth of Tho choicest qtlal
ny of Y II .HI '|70 '.-'' ff'''
SIXTEEN oI1NT SUGAR, AT NlNIOK's.
Mr.. B, says rhat he got rhe bost quality OF greoh
RIO COFFEE Ar }. a. MINIoK's, p
That he ever drank. and MIRA n says she got tha nG
est OF -. ~
i.l GREEN TEA AT Ia. MINIOR's. M r.
While every body calls gots some OF that excellent
ExCELsloR SYRUP, AT J. A. MINICK. I'D
hr NJ SAYS ho purchased hsR barrol Of ~
M WHlTE FISH AT J, Al MINICKs,
Doddodly the boat he ever used while the supply o.
NO. MAoKEBEL, AT IA. MiNIcK's,
both for siEe and qnahy be eKceled in this OF
any other market. IT'''T -
fs invites all 70 can =, his establishnent audin
pect his stock OF lt - -.
OHoIOR DRIED FRUIT,
u0FFEES AND TEAS ''
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AND nc largest d hest variety of 0roe,Ios 20 he soon
~ the cty HIS large establishments IN on the,uI 3.
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