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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

IMPORTANT TOLAQfSS

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wien the sllrecsiaHs hare tner strictly
fulla. cdD ia temoyipg ANTIQUITIES atissGg i.ou
lbs TkC oTit,N OK 5foPpatia or kAYURE.
~ in restoring the ~ stem perfect health when
sudern. from -pec!al atfrci,ons, ro!npsrs UteIi,
the ties, Or OF .er weakness of the uisalne Or
gans. The Pills are perfectly hs.miess on sne
suIistitu ion, and nsy b taken by the most del
icase. iennsis witholb causing distress; 81 the
me time "a ct Ii kss q Charna
hy strengthening, wi erating atd.resIesing tee
sste,u to healthy cybcitiep, and by bringing "A
On the. n1odtniy period. ut .rssuiaruyi ,f.e
matter Fl ~ what cause. the ollstsuc. On fnay
arse. =. 4 Lcs sfuul1 However NOT te takoa the
ifs, three or iour mon rs of presnacy. though
safe at any ?e..asS t.ps.,sa Wiseafygs sahif b
the resul.. .ikse1'hox Contains 90 pills. P,ice 81.
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+ 1se7su,.cy, iiseaef.sge. LasSeanses. S'rya!i.
T. ~, ileEr62s :.isac..a atsseef Aat~re.
and sqiPPah t'eally thsI. sn4rs' Pa, s.E MEDICAL
ApvTssR, pa pm ist os5oragcs, sent ires 70 ny
ad ,ress. Sax 81 alta rsqa4~dso psy pdstase.
The Pin AID book ALL Be sent oy1 mail,
dcnt,a! j. when aasi. ed securely scaled, pre-
paid, IA receipt nt nse,ses by ' +.
}. UkY An. ~. ~, Centred szeae.
..ss s6-Cee.ss- street., New York.
Sold By I'll the princirsl Druggists.
Smith d nRyeE, n h.ieeaie Agents, Chicago. =.
!. j. Wills, Aseat tsav-ru.fe.
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mississippi and .0ss>eari kaireass.
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.tAs faster st~,. DtssfvsDos' tiihs,
I'm AND AFTEK MONDAY. NOV. lsTA
~ ist3, ard until tursncr notice, prssessc
trains w,ii ,eave davenport as'foltoss:
s0n a. =. tor tsrirneii .u- washington
200 n. Tor row. city aud Muscatile.
er.irsAhaivN ~ vENroni FsLi.cvs.
800 r. Z. trvil Gfinnelt ana " asn,nsooai.
S.l6 P. \. FROM Griuneil nd Mu.cstine M
Tho 8 20 An sra ,dtu vi ID lvenlus, r4akesdice
euanscsivss Nj Crunch, iowa city ami Washing
e. with the Western stage ecu psny sis yes II,
o. points Vast, South west and Nurth-west. -. -
Trains from tns ~ yst conusat, a. .Usyua por,
with trains Of the Chicago and hock Island Kali
y I'D for al points East, North end South.
Passengers are feminded ot the necessity Oh
eivinx distinct directions to til destination OF
the'- casrsrc also GO poonns"'icketa hsfose taking
non seats II .fo Ills.
JOHN f. TRACY, Gcnl Sal't.
A. KiABALL, Ass't S,W't. 49, a.
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Nervousness. Emaciation, Hysteria

Low SPIRITS. WANT OF ENERGY EPILEPSY
They arc q sovereign remeuy TOR n se Head .che
ard in iac, all diseases, no matter what ID III
names, that have sn or1ginin Nervous decarge.
mens OF the Stomseh an Liver. and know i,a M
such w,rd AS asi Iii. fr sDareh is eawaTd an 10
ward t, perfection. They operate as = siild Ga
'h irtic. ie,ving the sy.te IRON oil aecuu ala
sots vi acid matter and ere udapted fer al ages
end constt utiens.
A lev doses viii light up the eyes wish briliao
cy, npau - r,cs gicw Of beauty 50 the cheeks, fl,
the 81 nl " ith cstsey, anc bring tho beau les O!
ih uukauvn world dow TO mortal vi,iuu lhe,
IL. eid Cloupbess the foru flee the sam irou.
tal wpls spd erupss"ee AMI leave the hi nd and
Ibsdy AZ clear and bright as q fairy dream.
Neiancholy ard ghotny sl.,ieipstiots are dis-
pei ed, ana the desucr III Ennui is III ed,
Lcss OF Power sid i.npotence yields before
til zen ne dew before the rising sar.
DeHiiiiated Persons are renewed in stran2th
andivsgor under their magic influences, ana they
are e. able oi almssr inconctivabie enaufsucee
which causes new life to dawn upon ther.
racy posses tho power of producing sleep as
YeAo--ial ss an infast, and Of lu!!ing pain like
cha n.sI rom he land Ut spirits.
= ~ suns.tisin, Neuralgia Pal pltato, u tie heart
ana lfostIstiaa is entirely caret iy use Of ID "A
laoy sro rival Go QGipinc, ~ seneiel tnsic
and or tue cure Of sHhii. ard teTer
Tho per. lcioas babi. Of Utira eating md
fr4r drinking is ovcteclns W tae uee Of ,he,s.
sEhe sgs en- il ehsnsea under their ma. ic i.i.n-
oCec md dssi,e soiuduig iii no logger exis,
The spirited become hopeful, the do-psiFisa
fhaEy. The ner@o,ss sgfin, into elastic life. The
wesi! a su,ae new ssfcngh. Tie a,iLo, AID
speak CT esea resolve new iaeas, an. the pen
gi.tet @iih a ssilithat entrances the world.
The Soldier fo'gets the wosriiess II lis marct.
ali endsw.Sd with almost Supernatural endurance.
THE Meeha nie l. ratsed 10 TIL hi est nil asce
abd imbaed Nth the spirit or unfsiiing eaerpt.
. sold by all druggists, IL so1es, Is cents eaca
ahd il lsrEs Boxes, csh,ainng'5 small, Il each.
/ They will bc sent BY mail, prepaid, Oh recsipt
Of tbe money by'he proprietor,
}. BRYAN, Al. H.. as 'edar ST., New York.
, Smithh u.vyer. Wool sale Agents, Uhiosyo
| |. y. WELLS. Agent, Davenport.
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All he Minnesota regiments, except
one, whose time expires in the spring,
have Je-eniisted 6.t
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FLAcx TONE, Mass.
GENTLEMEN The three American Organs
purchased oi u 70 tho use 6. cur rhurches,
neF ;, 10 Csbfiag-, aud in Nulbury nave been in
use ons year. II gives ae much vie slsa 10, say
mat they havsiully met our expec n ons, ana
given the gteatest satisfaction Ircmsin yorrs.
Il -'-.'"-a FL SHERIDAN, rAsroR.
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NEW MEDICAL, DISCOVERY FOR THE
IN PERMANENT cuRR OF

NEW AEDiCAi. DISCOVERY rot. THE
IN PERMANENT CURE or
fGonorfhes, eject. Usstbral Dlseh.rges, In,o.
tendo, Seminal Wcaaneys MI b. ~ LIn s.:ens,
Incor,inen,sc, Gantital Debility and Iri-
teuiiity, Gravel, Structure and afsc-.
'''is lions Of tho Kidney bistasr,
which hast used by upwards Of
100 FAN0tclHaaS.
lhsthe,r private Practice, with entire success, sp
psfceding Cubeb's Capsules. OF any other COM
popni hitherto known.
BEL rs. sNtsEEfnEf. FSIxxs I
are speedy iuaction, ts.sa e.Trcting care in q
few sys. and when a cure il Elected II Il Ter.
nanenx They p,s;,sne3 ~ir N vege,ab's ex-
tracts that are harmless oa the sysea aiai afiyer
nauSeate the stomach Or idipresoate ,hs breath !;
and hsing sussr soated. Nj Dnisehls tesla il
avoided 30 strange 0; diet IS neees saty ywh.lat
NJ, them, Bos does tSeis nctipn inierie., stsh
oa.iaess taan box contains sia dezsa PHI -
=. Isict >. SOLD b, Ill TAG pr!ne,pui llr14g.s.s
In lE.ees where no sgsatis odyefiised thuy ali
be se.t by mall past sui and euuh ,entls.iy e.
euret ron obreryatiqn wkeDssesirett w rsar ut IL
money. by sS.iBtx IN; 4 H.. n reaas.st, \. i.
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BRT.SJDrALHE PILLi%

0R E.40r - LIFE n ALL%
tC{HycE Isl let hss trq.ght 10 ! : b ~.
- aSt'dote Il sickne.s, ana msnAig 4 can fai
refuge CsoSa S0rsos, Pain and Dsses4v. Bv5tFe
use o, BHYArA LlrE FILLS, ibos shs snder in
etfA fteuef ankcisb 70 tyefJ III 81 fife,t.com-s.
clouds OF fste, so0brc ip their haes. roll away .
the stsss ., hep, one BY sne rsrge fron,sbs dssg
sesessse Of ire soul tears Of fngaish and glisi
sre changed 70 smiles oiicys ssd - ssss6ss q
peace sscbss lie splsndss Ger The sa6tae waves q
ssrkness; and whilst this Wonderful change IL
Effected, sbsrs II - ssesoAsy sssas . to leass .
veskpess 10 it, tsais or bad ELECTS epoh the mind
or body. The nssvsas hypoohondriAe need no
longer rssort y Opium, Morphine, LiaaQfs n other
stimalaats 70 dsssn the sAres Of lite bnYASa
LfPE PILLS are perfect substitute; they regulate
the stomach. Liver aud BsisIry secfetions, the
arrangement oil whica 10 the chief csase Of Ner-
vousness. Headache, &s.i To the dss, ending tbs
arc Of insstims bic value. they relieve The mi
and bring to il such vieioAs Of untold splendr
tina. iua ginAtion ssanda aghast, and they revs
in joys that lifts them up 70 the hsghest siti,u1
Of happiness I; they spread the soft einee hpp4
and The ioys II peace TO the bosoms the wret-
cned, and warm tho cold hearted with the f.e Q.
srient love. st $3.50 -f
TIE Poe, is inepised With shosshtscf bri,liancy
The Orator with words of 6se. I'll
The Ssliier vita indomi n be courage.
The Scheise with nev ana brilliant ideee. 'sstss
Tie Inventor with bright conception nr noble
discoveties. ESyAs's Li1s fnls sre . universal
Nsrvne, Owning 40 equal. Overlapping Ire barriers
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HoxBUhy, MAss
To a'luie toirstrumorts which bear tn. ran u
s ID & II 4 Santa, would be useiess hey uave
stoo the the tes, for ,sars: anu when we say
thu, they always I fectulon The tepu ta,ioa of
ito,'on men, We .lwerd high prise. In quality
ef toro and daish. they justly ciaia sths Asg
rank md, h.ving so much nj sta Z, their name
on American Organs may be considered Il good
endorsement Of any. Rcspec fully,
Prof !. u A sECuE.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-10

To TIE WoRsHIrFuL MASTERS. WARpEys
ann Members OF Oroville Lodge No. l03 and
Table Mountain Lodge No. 124 F. and A. NJ.
Your committees appointed to draft resolutions
fthas will be sacred in the Archives of each
Lodge herein mentiooed) to the memory Of our
late brother, G. C. Lamp, beg respectfully to
submit the following report:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Architect Of the Universe to remove from our
midst our late Brother, Gsrdner c. Lamp. who
expired on the fifth day of December. a. l.
1854 and while We bow 10 humble Submission
to Him who "doeth all things WE'LL" and sin
cerely deplore the loss Of true and worthy
Brother
Resolved, That, in token of respect and es-
TEEN, the said Orovile and Table Mountain
Lodges be draped IN the usual mourning, and
the members of the same do wear the usual
badges for the space Of thirty days.
Resolved, That the Fraternity deeply sympa
thize with the family AID relatives of deceased,
and will cordially extend to them the consols-
tion they so much need in this, their hour OF
affection.
Resolred, That the Secretary be and is hereby
requested to transmit q copy OF the foregoing
resolutions TO the family and relatives OF de
ceased, and be ordered to have the same pub
lished 10 the Oroville UNION REcoRD.
JOSEPH W. RorHsCHILD,
Fl. B. HuSr,
THoxAs FAULKSER,
GEO. c. PERKINS,
Committee.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-10

TIE POPULATION OF TIE SrArE--The Sac
ramento Bee has the following in regard to the
decrease Of the population Of this State, as
shown By the vote at the late election:
So fsr as the statistics Of immigration BY sea
are concerned, they probably are substantially
correct The estimates Of losses of population
by emigration and death are evidently faulty
If they were not, deserted houses, hamlets and
villages everywhere throughout the interior
would not be so prevalent, neither would the
steady falling of in the popular vote be so ap-
parent. A correct census of the State would
probably show the total population-iDcluding
men, women, children aud Chinese-to be
about the same i. was four years ago; and it
would also show falling of 10 the adult white
male population. Where they have gone TO is
a matter open for consideration. Many have
gone to the contiguous States and Territories !:
but many-far more than is generally supposed
-have worked their way by different overland
routes into Mexico and the Southern Confed-
eracy. There is not town or district 10 the
State from which men have not gone by land
either to Mexico or the rebel States Every
village and district has its story of lis former
inhabitants who have thus left the State, and
the aggregate of this sort OF migration must
foot up very large-large enough, if connected
with correct moriuary record. to account for
the palpable decrease of our white adult male
population. So long as it is so glariugly appa-
rent that this class OF our population has d.
minished, it is absurd for parties, by jumbling
together loosely compiled statistics based on
wild estimates, TO make it appear otherwise.
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To rHE WoRsHIPFUL MASTER WARpESs
and Brethren of Chico Lodge, No. Ill
F. and A. NJ:
Your committee to whom is appointed the
! duty OF submitting to the brethren suitable
memorials and resolutions, commensurate with
the loss Of our late worthy brother, John w
1 Thrower, beg leave to report as follows:
| Whereas, we are suddenly wrapt in atfiiction
| by the nscrutable ways of an Allwise Provi
dence who has seen best to call from earth to
the celestial Lodge above, our dearly beloved
brother, John W. Thrower. who departed this
! life at one o'clock, A. NJ, November 80, "a
Therefore, be it unanimously
| Resolved, That in the loss of our departed
brother, We mngle our tears and sympathy
with those of bis family, his relatives and his
many friends, and bow with deepest grief in
the presence of the sad bereavement which we
have thus sustained.
Resolved, That the calamity is indeed TO US
| irrepar able-no human power can awake his
earthly form TO life again. He is gone. His
family have lost their dearest friend and kind
est support, aud the community q citizen
whose many virtues and good deeds will long
be remembered.
Resolved, That in the midst Of our lamenta.
tions on this solemn occasion, let US not forget
that We too are mortal, and must ere long,
follow our friend and departed brother whittier
he has gone before US. Let US like him be
found worthy to welcome the grim tyrant
death. and receive him as kind messenger to
conduct US through the gates into that Temple
not made with hands, eternal in the Heavens
Resolved, That the Secretary be instructed
to furnish the family of the deceased with q
copy of these Resolutions, and that this Lodge
in token Of friendship and esteem which they
cherish for bis memory. will be dressed in
mourning for the space Of thirty days, and a
copy of these resolutions be published in the
county newspaper.
R. NJ. COCHRAN,
w. LEE, Committee.
W. H. DUNN.
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DIED.

In 0roville, on the 5th inst. GARDNER c. LANP.
Aged Is years, months, and l6 days.
Mr.. Lamp has been a resident of our county for
the last twelve years, having emigrated from Lam
caster, Wis, in 1852. He settled first at Bidwel $
Bar, and on the change of the County Seat to this
place removed here where he has resided ever
since. In the death of Mr.. Lamp, our community
have lost worthy citizen. and his family an anec-
tionate husband ahd kind father. He had been in
feeble health for time but was able to attend
to business until few days before his death. The
disease terminated in inhsmmatory rheumatism,
causing much suffering, though soon terminating
in death. He was that noblest work of God, an
honest man. His remains were followed to the
grave by the Masonic Fraternity, Of which he had
long been an honored member. May the widow
God and the Father of the fatherless, be the stay
and comfort Of his bereaved family.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-10

ISTEREsrrSG-The amount Of taxes collected BY
the County Treasurer. for the month of November
amounted to s46 ,e7l &c. over sl1 coo Of which was
received on the last day. John Bidvell paid in on
his personai property tax the sum Of S4 go ~
The total amount of property tax OF Butte county
IS per assessment roll, se4 .ssl IL. Amount col
lected $50 S3s IS. Amount Of delinquent tax. and
now placed in the hands Of the Prosecuting Attor-
nev for collection, Is sl4 ,352 63.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-10

NoTIcE-The Trustees of Hamilton School Dis
trict, failing to meet in accordance to a previous
notice. owing to the inclemency of the weather
hereby notify the inhabitants of said district. tha.
they viii be in session, at the residence of C. Mel
son. on the 10th, nth and 18th .instants for the
purpose of equalizing the assessed value Of the
property in sail district. All persons having bu-
siness with said board, will please meet them and
attend 70 the same. Per order Board.
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THASKs.-Mai. A. G. Simpson has laid on our
table, q neat and convenient Calendar for the
year ls55-every business should have one
posted at his desk; also, bound copy containing
the stamp duties imposed by act of Congress OF
1862, its amendments March ?, 1863 and June 80.
1854. Maj. Simpson keeps constantly on hand at
his news depot, the latest newspapers and period-
Gals stationery, school books, standard works, etc.
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INSTALLATION or oFSIcERs.-The following Off
GERS were duly installed on Saturday evening Dec.
}, Ga by R. NJ, c. F. Cotton. officers of Orovie
Lodge, No. los, F. and A. NJ, for the ensuing ma
sonic year: George C. Perkins, W. NJ; Isaac Up
ham, S. W; George E. Smith, J. W; Daniel \
Friesleben. Treasurer; Ben +. Stevenson Secretary
James Chapman. Chaplain; Thomas Faulkner, S
D.; James V. Park, J. D.: T.J. jenkins. Marshall
A. B. Galinger, Steward; George Rissby, do; Q. J.
NcQusid, Tyler.
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A subscriber writing from Rock Creek, in this
county says the farmers in strong faith of good
crops and better times that the ground is wet
deeper than it has been for two years. Volunteer
grain and grass looks well: Seed grain is cents
barley and oats cents per pound; hay $40 to $50
per ton Small farmers will SOW but little, mostly
deneudfng on volunteer
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NorIcE.-The Oroville Guard are hereby ordered
to appear, at their Armory, on next Thursday
evening, December 18th, at O'Clock, II. Pune
tual attendance is positively required, as business
OF great importance will be brought before the
company By order Of CAPT. Il. B. HUSr.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-10

SAM DsNseN.-We see by our exchanges that
cur former townsman, 5. c. benson, has been cleo
ted representative from 0rmsby county. in the new
State of Nevada. Mr.. benson was for several years
= resident of town, and was esteemed as
young man of much promise, having been admit
ted to practice as attorney, in this county He has
many warm friends here, who are much gratifed
learn that he is appreciated in the residence
that he has chosen. We predict for him a bright
future, confident that he viii not iisappoint the
expectations of his constituents. We congratulate
our friend Samuel upon his rising prospects and in
the language of the elder Weller to his son. would
caution him. adding 8 maxim of recent date
Samirei, my son, be,rare of Coppe1head, every
thing is lovely, and the goose hangs high
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Now-s THE TxE.-Capt. Il. B. Hunt, County
Treasurer advertises in our paper of to-day
for bids for redemption of the county Indebtedness
Look out, scrphoders, there is about ten thousand
dollars in the pot"
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L. s. SAS'RY COMMISSION, CAL. BRANCH,
Office No. 240 Montgomery street,
Con Erancisno Nov 05 1894

OIIICt -NU' tU IIOtI' 5UtIcI otIoct' z
San Francisco. Nov. 25, 1864.
Russ JOHNSON, Esq, Chm Committee San
itary Fair, Oroville-My Dear Sir: You
favor of the 23d. with "bag of coin," o, pei
receipt enclosed, has just reached me. Surely
yours Is a most extraordinary community. Il
is but few days since your place sent us ovel
81 ,000 and now so near 81 900 that the sur
plus of the first more than fills the amount, SC
that we have received more than $4,000 il
coin from your place within the last six days
This is without a parallel. circumstances con
sidered Many poor fellow on the field and
in the hospital will sleep in warmer blanket
partake OF more speedy restoratves, and sooner
resume his work for freedom and truth, on &C
count of your bounty. God bless Oroville
Yours TO serve, 0. c. WHEELER, Sec.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-10
BIRTH

At Boston ranch, Butte county, Dec. 5th. the
wife of 5. H. HurleS, of a son.
At Oroville, Dec. Ist, the wife of H. P. Downer
of son.
At Rock Creek, Nov. %, the wife of ". Darrow
OF a daughter.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-10
AGENTS.:

SHASTA RoAD.-That portion of the 0ro7ille
and Shasta Stage road passing over the old Neal
Ranch, has long been during the winter months an
eyesore to stages and teamsters. The soil is of !
black. loamr. loose nature and when the rains set
In It becomes perfect slush of mud, and almost
impassable-at the present time the stages axels
drag upon the surface. Messrs. Lathrop, Durham
and West ,were appointed by the Board of So
pervisors at their last session. to view cut new
and more practicable route Of said road, from
point near the south line Of the Neal Grant 70
Johnson's ranch. These gentlemen, in connection
with Charles Mcconnell. have succeeded in viewing
out a road which they think will be passable at
all seasons, and without materially lengthening
the road. The county has appropriated sufficient
sum Of money, in connection with what the liberal
property holders of Butte Greek and Chico, viii
make it one Of the best roads in the county. Good
roads leading through the different parts of the
county is all Butte needs to make her one Of the
most prosperous in the State; and every dollar pro
perly laid out upon public highways, by those
guardians Of our county, is money well invested.
Our friends at Chico,-thanks to their individual
enterprise, have one OF the best roads leading to
Honey Lake and Humboldt that there is in the
State. Now We want the Woodville road compile
ted-the Bidwell aud American Valley road open
ed up and made passable for heavy freight teams
and the Dogtown and Honey Lake road completed
when Butte county can boast of many and
better roads through, and over the mountains to
the rich mining districts Of the Sierras and of the
State of Nevada, as any other county in the State.
The citizens and tax payers Of Butte, particularly
the agricultural portion of it should agitate the
question and see that these avenues TO TO a rich
and growing market shall be opened
The weekly union record., 1864-12-10

COOP TAKE.-"Old Russ Johnson planks US
down on subscription big round $40. Long may
he live.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-10
Received on Subscription.
MARRIED..

At Chico, by A. Hallett, Esq. Mr.. Henry S. Hsr-
rsou of Moore's Flat 10 Miss Nictorne Barnes,
daughter of J. F. Barnes of Pine creek, Tenma
COUNTY.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-10

n. N.Friesleben will sell valuable town property
Of Administrators sale. See adv.