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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-20

v-At the head of this column will be
fund the Union Ticket only Union
Ticket, and when you 60 to the polls to
vote, compare your ballot and see that ey-
cry name on the above ticket is on your
ballot. And Remember that whoever votes
a ticket with any other names in place OF
the above, votes against the interests of his
country, and also against the best interests
efhis country. See to it that your ballot
is Tght, for the unprincipled will circulate
bogus tickets, an in fact resort to almost
any means {" Try out their plans.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-20
1914 Reade street. New York,

as there are counterfeits a1oat under the
name Of .sCenrine East India Coffee" 4Orgnal East
India Coffee, ETC., put forth by imposters to deceive
the unwary. Jat teg. A1 tGgE
In 1i packages, and in boxes Of 36, 90, and 100 ID,
for Grocers and large Consumers. Sold by Grocers
generally Orders from Country Grocers solicited, to
whom very liberal discount will be made.
Wholesale Agents-Hoefish q Nolan, and w. j.
Hciss Bro, Philadelphia Francis Henry, H. Provi-
dence IA. Il. Waite & Co.. Boston; Pynchon & Lee
Springfield Mass; s. n. Calender, Buffalo, 81 ~
cinnati; 81 j. w Bum, Springfield, ILL., HI. shiel DIS
Corydon, Ind; and G. G. CARRIER, Chicago :.
The American Advertising Agency SO8 Broadway, y
Y will receive orders for the above named Gomez
Business Dep. n C0rresp. Dep, "a
Z. ALVoRD. FOWLER RELL&)
7 nj u
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
10 TIE Reserves

We ca iill attention to the orders,
published in another column, Of Brig.
Gen. J. D. Imboden in reference to
the organization Of the Reserves.
By section IT it will be seen that
all applications for details or exenp-
tons by persons within the ages of II
and Is and Is and 50 will be forward
ed to Gen. Imboden's Head Qr's. in
stead Of the Conscript Bureau for ac-
ton. This we doubt not will be es-
pecially agreeable 70 our people sim. s;;,ve
Gen. lmboden is sc; &c well Acquainted
WITH rne needs Of this section and will
be better able to do even handed JUS
tice to oil than the Bureau at Richa
mond.
Those who should be detailed need
not fear the result, only those who are
applying on some himsy pretext in or
der to avoid service will be the lo.ers
b. this change.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
It's proposed to issue Quarterly Tract,

It's proposed to issue Quarterly Tract,
Of an evangelical and literary character for
grstusous circulation in Confederate camps
vessels OF war, Hospitals. Orphan Asylams,
Widows Homes. or other institutions de-
voted either to Repefcenca;or to Education.
The first number. though proposed to be
dated April 4th, will be delayed, in the
hope that sufficient encouragement will be
promptly rendered, to justify the issue IF
the response be favorable, the second No.
may be expected July 4th; the third, Oc-
tober Ash; the fourth, January 4th, 1865
Those, desiring to promote this Essay
to DO Good" will please TO send at once
their fall names, with Post Ofhce address
If the responses De favorable, specimen
shee, may be issued early in May next, do
veloping more clearly the plan ard object
NATH'L. G. NORTH
Greenwood. Aibemsrle Co., Va,
Monday, April 4, 4 D 1864.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
De Cows Tseview.

awe are happy, to state says tlse
Columbia South Caolinian, "tilat
arrangements have Just been cansum-
mated for the early temperance O
this sterling monthly, which has done
SO much for nearly twenty years in
forming Southern opinion and main
tanning sound constitutional doc
trines."
The well known publishing house O!
Evans and Cogswtn, Columbia {. G.
have undertaken i.s publication.
Terms of SubScripfion 80 for six
months or So Per quarter in advance.
Retail price $l,75 Booksellers and
others sending their orders, aecola-
panied with the cash will be altered
q discount Of 50 per cent.
Letters relating to the business ri
Editorial of the work must be al
dressed to B. T. DeBow, Colnnjia {,
g. or J D. 3. DeBow Cosulaisas
Miss. Literary and ether colitls3lt-
tons are solicited.
This has always been en cxec2:aD
monthly and we are much pleased II
learn that it is to make It's appear mex
again We commend 1t to the alton,
ton Of our readers wh5 desire To read
able articles oil politics., literary and
scientific subjects, for which it @as
especially noted in times past. W.
wish the Review that great success
which it deserves and heartily wei
come It among us again.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22

20 We haze heretofore omitted
TO notice the appointments Of Enroll
ing Officers for this uongressiona
Dis5riotaD County from the fact tilsi
ne were unable 10 learn until lately
who was the opp9lntee for the county.
We now have THE pleasure to stata
that 1t. Col c. S. peyton, Of Abe
marie, has charge Of the District and
1t. Jos. Z. Mallory, Of Louisa, the
county,.
Both gentleman are nov end have
been for the past few days actively
engaged in the discharge Of the duties
assigned them, and from repeated con-
versations with number Of our citi-
Gems who have been called before them.
as well as from our own observation,
we are free to say that no better APP
polntlhents could have been made.
Being accommodating and polite in
their intercourse with our citizens.
while ct the same time guarding we'll
the Interests of the Government, we
have no doubt their appointments will
give general satisfaction.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
a CARD2
To the Farmers Of Southern Augusta

LNoR some time past surveys have been carried
y on N the Valley, for the purpose OF furnish
ing complete and rriabe Map Of this section of
The country. The work has now reached your
ncighborhood and my surveying parties will
pas. over your roads 10 the next two months.
These surveys will not alone furnish to the au
trorities the information needed during the war ;,
hut will also supply after tie aear the long felt
need Of p.rfecsly reliable Nap Of yo,r county.
I Gallon you, to further desirable ha uld-r
taking, one tending go directly to yeur special
good and profit by your selling to ny paeuss
What futile Grain a'sd Forage they will need for
thoir teams hGos smprssssd ny snp o.ses
dad 26>rmars prfcs.. Unless can gel yoar CO
upe a,ion in this shall be uuaele To prosecute
the work We have but few aorse- 70 red ard
will not need much Wien my Assistants cali On
you. lef each nan bat $685. hal a husielo GFsi",
sid half hun red u hay, sDd caa continue tie
work. Those eating Yon in 1nY bei.sla will
eaci. produce certificate signed b, NE, shzt they
belong so my Topogt aphical party
2. W. OSCAR KOERNER.
let Lieut.. per EnS'.s.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
Fron The Trans Mississippi.

IA despatch from Mobile. under date
Of the 18th inst, saws mississippi
river aslviees from different points re-
port gFea battles between Kirby Smith
end Banks, bear sFtrevpsport, II which
Bank WAS defeated Sis1 ihe loss Of
eorTrKEA THOUSAND MEN, killed,
wounded asa c:sI,tlrstl.s'
tn confirmation If tic above, the
lfukee 1safsels admit LIE deleat Of
Gen i}siias expedition :; but say rot +
ing * D lie l.x5el.t q The loss sus-
faii1os IA ahe engagement.
l.'::fc iaas u tise cHesny may have
i,cen oesl estimated bet Enough is
known 10th trarn Northern ana Soutl-
EN- senrcpa 70 mike II certain that We
haze gained q complete victory.
Tho gapsl7rs OF Fort Pillow
OHaiai Despatch from Gen.
Forrest.
The following olillo;4l despatch from
Ger Forrest to Lieut.. Gen Polk, was
received ae he War Department last
n;.ss'ss
JAezaosE, Tenn April 18th
L. Polk, LIEUT.. GEsaaAl
Iattackea Fort Pillow IN the morn
ing Of tho 18th, wit, a pass oi Bells
and lIcoo.llo,n's Dfigneies, numbering
-, r1der Brig. Gen. j. r. Ghal-
MRS. After short fight, drove the
enemy, s ven hundred strong, into the
Fort under the cover Of their os,nbeatay
demanded {. surrender, which was de-
clined By Maj. E. ". Booth, command
ing q. 4. forces and after q contest
Of thirty minutes, captured the en-
tire gqTrison, killing I've hundred, and
taking two hundred horses and q large
amount Of Quarternaster,s stores
Tie officers in the Fort were killed,
including Maj Booth. / sustained 6
loss Of twenty killed and sixty woslnd-
ed. Amongs the wounded is the gal
liant Lieut. Col. VIM. NJ Reid, whilst
leading The 9Th Mississippi. Over one
hundred citizens, who had fed to he
Fort from conscription, ran into the
river and were drowned The Com
federate flag now floats over the Fort.
n. B. FORREST, Maj. Gen.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
TO TEE pnopzEor ArreUsTA,

Inresponse to the call made upon me in tn. last
number of tue Spectator" by MANY Yotsr- -
and at the urgent solicitation of lar~ number Of
my fellow citizens, annn~- Is n ysalf
for the otiine Of Clerk :. rne Circuit Court
=. augusta co~--.yy. fam fully aware Of the res
nono....iities that attach to the position but trust
that do not over estimate my capacity when
express the hope that will be able to fulfill the
duties Of The office to the satis action Of the public
To those with whom am net, acquainted, 1t
may not &c ont ofpace To say, that am d disa
bled soldier, having lost aslcg while in command
OF company from this county, Ghe .'Wes. Au-
gnsta Guard" 9TH Va Regt.) at the battle q
Charlottesville. Beng permanently disabled
trcm further service to the country in the tcld,
SIN induced to turn attention to civil pursuits,
and promise if elected to the position now seek,
to devoteto its dates all the energy and industry,
and whatever Of talent may possess.
With this brief staten ent, respectfully sUb,ait
my claims to the people of Augusta, to whose ar
hitrameat whether favorable or aaiavorabie,
H.ll cheer:gly submit.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
April l5-4ss.
~ WANTED
INN EDTATELT

The undersigned, acting SIS gent F,r she State,
alshes SO purchase l5I.AIEDIATELy,
100 Barrels Vi siour
1000 nos nds OF Bacon,
go bushslg o. Corn.
Beef Gaststee Gold or aeel
peans Ptitafoes. SOAP 1e.
the swnr:.ss ged to be sod to him not Ii
ST.. 10 imrres.usst, il them ciaitAiug to have
thus engaged Ia, scsrtiticste from hin 10 tnat
effect which he will always gye when Joa9 81.
contract hss been made. As-"i" si7etl.. n1et. ea.
price in currency, OF apscie as Che Parties a.y
prefer.
Pssfsons wishing 20 sell would better Apply sns-
Mssl:atsEy TO Charles w Parker, or
WA. 4. PAYToS, agent.
Aoyil ,5-asy
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
Baggage of the 5li, Va Regiment

The extra baggage of members Of
the 5th Va. Regt. has arrived atStaun-
ton. The relatives and friends OF
members of this Regiment can get
their baggage by calling at Mr.. }. M.
Hardy's Shop, where i is stel ed.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
EGK0sPEcTuS.-The undersigned VIII 2, j
few weeks, at SiehnoLd. Va a lss, h ;cal
nal to be called

EGhosPEeTus.-fhe undersigned VII 2, IA
a lew wseks, At ,iichnoLd, Va q ss h ,oaL-
nal to be called
"TnE SOUTHERN PUNca.s
It will he nearly dusica'e sire. form arS q
ere features Cf fht ro7 Il rsLesefcd =, ia
nneh. foions an acknowledge powev In It's
s'flash Isles In the reformation of Subtle sSt :
shG tse enitG htsa1acnt of the ruiis r,ini rssbas
as II did with the geuiua Of Hoo6 ~, 81: an
host OF wits, poets. and ,lhilosoeh;c 4hi,Ite,.
Inc pfopI!efors IF ''rhe Southern Prrcl,'t INC
to the difficult task Of suct esSsul, cf,,,.S,io.S
ajournsl tbe advantages OF caf;taI shr1Se 80 80"
"a! resources. AID practical skill Yha an ~ -
manyyt cars past. has been eonne ted IN 9 ,a.I:.
editorial capacity, ~ d giie largest daft, $50.
New Orleans and Mobile, while the ssnt,s,nsn ~ ~
have charge OF the typo21 arhicsl and clss-a1;- -
departments are unsurpassed il shat SSH Sst.,.i'
ry 70 sitcceas.
Every number will be illustrated with rr-.ras
cats, aPProprste to the tir5as (!urs,,ro,,s ed -
fious from the hands q ooe of tcs Vnc-.-e-.
On The coatlneDt-an ar st VII Vs. Dsc,of, 80,
TO the reading pablo o. S,qtb.
In tine the undcrsgnt d are eteyr,;n.6 n ~.
tina ..southesn Punch tbs .giei..t s76 ,1ost -
able, and the best Illustrated literary innrr,I :.
America 1t shall distance conpetisio1
Terms: Subscription or sngls oopie, AIN
annpn. News dealers st the rate Of sl5a .r ~.
bred copies ADDRESS.
OVERALL, ca 1P*E I'll. RICHES "a.
,,,... r"eiisAs's. kiehu.ong Va
Editors giving ti's sboTe ans or ,aot. sa.s,
sions viii o. entitled to copy gy.tis
,jans 80.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22

ORs.c1 SoUTagEs TsLes.IrH CoNptsIns J
Richmond March 34fh 1864,
SssFE Stockholders of the Washington and New
Z Orleans Richmond, CharIotte.viiie and
Stauason ETnchoarg snd abingdon, and East
Tennessee Telegraph Companies, are hereby no.
tilted that che live per cent tax leyied by the law
passed 18th February 1854. on the value Of all
shares hi Ia in telegraph other eonaanios will Be
paid by the undo sgnedist this office, .snd taey wilt
therefore omit the stock held in any OF theae CON,
paaies in tx cir lists to assessors.
n. MCCARTHY Auditcr
Southern Telegraph Compsniss,
Apris--tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
Tahlo for tbs Times

4 table showing the value Of the issue OF
.Confederate money. when discounted for
the new lfsue of Confederate money, at the
rate ofthree dollars in old issue for two
delars in new Issue. from s5 to $3.50:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22

RuSTEEsS SALE.
DY virtue ofa Deed Of Trust executed t. me BY
ID William G. Smith, and duly record ed in the
Court OF Augusta jounty. will at the request
OF the grantee offer for sals az PUBIC auction for
cash in frol of IN " Law Office in Stanton, on
Saturday tbs It'll day Of 1foy aers,
Ia Laos OK Lots
on the Port Republic road about one mile from
Stanton, and containing about Three Acres.
On the day IF Sale will determine whether to
cell the whole together. or sell it in parcels. A
plot of the same can be seen at my Office before
and at the sale.
VIII. HARTMAN,
April l5--td5 TRUSTEE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22

MO tt t. E.
IN Having suffered to some
extent by persons travelling through my Plantation
accompanied by dogs and laying down the fences,
hereby give notice to all such to discontinue the
practice shall put the law in force against all
those 50 offending. The attention of parents and
guardians of childreu who have thus trespassed is
pAyID s?2sE
Arr.l IS In
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
NO TIC I 3
g q z : 2 @ @ a /.

yETHOhESALE and Res&il &aalers ar. he -by
w notified 10 meet the Assessor- at the fr!sav-
ing times snd places and givsn their Iists of eaies
for tie quarter ending March 3ist 1854.
The assessment OF the PORK tex wIi hs nlats AZ
the same eifpe-AI parsons who have slaughtered
$50 lts of pork liable 30 this aud !: as ye
il II 1T arace.
The additional, t.v Of 10 pev esss. IN ali incae,cs
whether great or small. will also be assessed. Tag
payers will save Themselves tins End stoa5e i,y
meeting the Assessors.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
TIE REPORTER s pgGyg9sA8y.
ON FrFvssN3. eE&wGET.

~ In Press. sud shortly 10 he published. Bank
latoye title prepared by the subscriber, wao has
sa,sd n.sry twenty years practice III FAono-
g-aphie writing having been AZ one time enQios ed
As an offeisi Reporter in the United Ssstes Seu..
ate and VINO has bean for the la-t severtesE
months .0d sno~ reporter o! tie AtlSata latel
heenser.
Ice psctian2rY wiitcoe sain :eihefiyhs ~ rrsana
81 siinp!t. no ieiieiaSsre tor wr'ti3g Tj'9 Hhv
,o2raahie Letters shout 20 eco words Of no tir-
gl;sh language Or niaety ninetr one aurdrrtlss ~
tfnse IS common ase- the remaining words berg
easily written after ftese are learned.
In the inte0ductiou TO the Dictionary simple in
strsctiou will be given flr beginners the study
ofPhonogrsphy, wit ithographed illustrations
prepared ~ one 81 the best artistt in the C1nfsd
erscy. Tbs Jet Of the publication to n'ake
. srAsARp for Confederate Reporters, sni 10 rem
Ger it psssible foe III mach coveted and beautiful
art Of reporting Is be earned even without TIE
aid of teacher
AS the work will be expensive, new tyre harinS
been procured expressly for it. only small ed
ton will be issued Those vino desire copies
requested to send to the Author their orders
once, 10 oe faeordvdl accompanied With the
price for ths same wiicn viii be- IS per copy.
The book, in paper cover. and suitable tor
will ba sent TO All subscribers, By mail, without
additional expense.
Mar. 1875 4. L. MARSHALL,
Atlantis f(s
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
vi n il ii. L ED

q the 18th inst. BY tn. Rev. 8. p. Bu1 w.
It no w BUTLER, OF Norfolk, to Mis-. NARY
l.. slaughter Of .. A. and b. J. Ferguson, Of Nal
sin county Va.
On The 18th inst, BY Rev. Horstio Thompson.
D. D. ENOa OFT, ID Miss VIRGINIA ncCOR-
MICK, daughter OF Robert Mccormick, Esq, all
Of augusta county, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22

Another YaEkee vessel, in addition to
the Maple Leaf, has been destroyed on St.
Johns River. Florida, by torpedo. 1t
occurred last Saturday.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
y Il Il 0 Il II t { m { nts.

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EEREDERICK SEN ATORIAL DISTRICT.
We authorized to announce SAM'L w.
THOMAS, Esq Of Warren county rs Csndi-
date to fiji. the vacancy in the Senate Of Virginia
occasioned BY the resignation Of Gsn'l Carsoa.
April .de.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
CIRCUIAR.
T he j o IN tain Angel,
AND
THE VALLEY NOTEBOOK.

Successor to the Nsw Orleans Iaterpr efer
Of 1853.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22

The above should be written on. The
back If the certificate st one end as
there nay be several transfers e the
same certificate before the bonds are
issaea BE particular to leave space
sufficient ut tho designated blanks to
i:aseFt the names.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22

SAB CASE Ellen WEIGH was recently
fined 1--WE dollars and committed to Bride
we'll for ninety days, in Chicago, for drunk
enness and vagraney. The Chicago Jour
nal says that she is the niece Of Daniel
O'Connell, daughter of his sister. Mary
O'Connell, aud tEst she could claim as her
father the Lord Of Kerney Castle. She
eloped with young officer, and the couple
came to Philadelphia, where they resided
For one year. when her husband died. The
widow came to Chicago, married again.
lost her husband, got into disreputable
company, and went from badto worfe, un-
til she is bfoughx q, 10 a police cont
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22

WE are authorised to silnounce
w JEFFERSOE KINNEY
az Candidate 10 the clerk.hip OF The County Ceart
Of Augusta county.
April I--tds
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Z Having been frequently asked
whether The denominations Of ten,
twenty 'shd fifty dollar notes Of the
Oil iss;laa are receivable ct all for taxes
sT.s will .'flst gate, for the benefit OF
sll. fiat they 4re receivable st the dis
.-.s's'at Ct % and one third per. cent.
= aAsauz tsaSHnAr i}rs:sgD The Ia
e:aSs Esas desffs9ssd Is 5rfiIl:s .sss week
asss''.S s'snnFs tailes b.iav AIezaairsa Al
5.ss 'fns s3e was Stag III tie ce,strc Of tho
ssTef. aa51 Hes surprised, .eapturssl and
s,'sfnssi ig few gaefrillaa. who fioatees
da~u to lses III q raft from herd short
distance above. Tie officers we're carried
OF and ihe crew parolcd. TheLacross was
burned to the waters edge.
Az EzposB "A Washington dispatch
says Governor Perpont, tho Uaion
Governor Of Virginia, is pow engaged up
a report to be presented to the President,
Congress aud the world, in which vii! BE
shovn us some of the most nefarious trans.
actions of the Federal authorities in Alex
andria, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, that ever
disgraced the history Of any nation. The
report will be accompanied with documenta.
~ evidence as damning as it is conclusive,
and as conclusive as such evidence eau he
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22

JOHN. K. w0oDs, Assessor fc2- tss town II
Staunton can be found at his office daring the
month OF April prepared to nlaks the shove named
assessments.
The returns and payment of sales BY registerad
dealers must be made during the mania Of April
ander Penalty Of forieiting double the amount OF
w H.H. LYNN,
Collector h4th District.
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HEAD. O. RS, VALLEY Drsr. !.
April IS, 1864
srEcTAL ORrsRs, J
Nj O.


XXI addition to bis personalities,
Brig. Gen. lnboden il charged With the
enrichment and organization Of the Reserve
Forces Of Virginis,,in the counties Of Bose-
so.si., Roanoke, Craig, Rocking CHAM. pen-
dleton, Highland, Augusta, Bath, RocI,-
bridge, Allegheny. Page. Shenandoah,
Hardy. and snch portions Of country lower
down The Valley as can be controlled TIE
Enrolling Oficera in the Codntiss named,
AID sucEl supernumerary ard Invalid Off
cars es may be av&i9<ble, will proceed with
'hes. duties RAPIDLY. under the supervision
Of Gen lnsi,odan. who viii ACT 10 CO opera
ton with the Bureau Of Con.crip'ien aid
in strict accordance Viii tl.s provisions Of
law and orders.
Tho rolls will be forwarded, without de-
Law, to this office for Official action; end
meantime. arrangements vii! be perfected
for the prompt assembling Of the men in
tha eyesls that the President shall !eem il
necessary 10 cell these forces into active
services
BY command ofthe aeo.sf War
-
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HatsY'4ar g.
~ q s. y ~ ~ IS
Co,aoe.l y e.za..,ss- 4.

TFE,rf hare tAfs Gay catered ie e,.tpse5Ais
for the p4Ti.o, { 81 eGa6u4t;u s'e%FsCa4
T.EE bUSIN EsS in the lon-n oe St.zatts, Gr-
der tho style and d~sn Of r. B. L e. Gess.
VIZ solicit ths ratroksgs az ear frieRt, sss "a.
rusiis ssasrAiiY.
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1snrsry "a 1884.