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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26
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FRANKLIN HOTEL,
I2 I-2 miles from Umatilla city,

ON THE ROAD To LA GRAND, AUBURN,
" Idaho City, Pllcerville and OWyhee.
THE HOUSE is spacious and convenient, with
a lining room capable Of seating a large number
Of persons at time and in the way of lIXuries no
table at any hotel the road shall surpass that Of
the Franklin House, The house is we'll furnished
with PHlp Beds which will be kept warm and com,
Portable The Bar will be kept constantly supplied
with the best
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS. .a
There is attached to the premises, a large Stable
with hay and grain for animals.
27tf j.. G. FRANKLIN, PROPRIETOR
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

Brokers oFrIcF.-Th first institution
bearing the above title ever started in this
Territory, SO far as we are informed, has
opened out on Main street under the auspices
of three gentlemen who understand their
business, and who Will conduct it fairly, and
make it not only a source of profit to them
selves, but a great convenience to the public.
The want of responsible agents for the sale
and purchase Of mining and other property.
has been felt and acknowledged, and we are
glad to see that want supplied by gentlemen.
whose qualifications so eminsntly fit them for
the business.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

CONCESSION OF A RoBBER AT OwYHEE.-
Tho Red Bluff Independent says letter
written in 'pensil, has been dropped into the
P. o. at that place, addressed to I" Hollster,
Or Editor Of Paper, that contains what pur-
ports to be the confession of one Mansel Rian
and written by Oliver Cox, at Rams dicta-
ton, at the Owyhee mines. The confession
Tscites the circumstances attending the rob.
berry, in 1858, of the safe of Levinsohn &,
Galland, at Red Bluff. Rian, according to
this document, was the party who executed
the robbery as planned by an old man by the
name of Wheeler; carpenter sincedead. One
If the pfoprietors Of this paper having been a
victim to the amount Of some $500 in the rob
berry, feels an interest in knowing what became
of it, and would be obliged to any of our
Owyhee friends who can furnish US any facts
that will throw4ight on the subject. If any
such parties as Oliver Cox or Mansel Rian
have lived in that region, there may be some
thing in it, otherwise We shall be inclined to
suspect it to be ruse of the really guilty, 10
wire out suspicion.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

MINERS Of Boise Basin are busy with their
preparations, but it cannot be expected at
this juncture-when only the preliminary
steps are being taken as Introductory to the
full flush. vigor and final fruiton Of the min
ing season prOper-that incidents of extraor-
binary success should occur, orthat accounts
Of fabulous amounts being realized, should be
published in the News; and the public need
not be astOnished il, in reading our paper.
their eyes are not regaled with inflated yarns,
or improbable stories tending to attach an
unreal importance 10 the mines of Boise Ba-
sin, or those contiguous to it. We did give
instances last Fall of-remarkable cases Of in
dividual success in mining, bat always upon
actual figures and reliable authority. When
ever in the future, as in the past, we publish
positive accounts Of new discoveries, or of
large yields in old claims, the reader can rest
assured that we have it from authority upon
which the public can rely. Rumors are pub
lished as such for what they are worth Our
reasons for penning this article are, that we
have frequently been asked why we did not
give more space to the development of our
mining resources, and not quite so much to
fighting, cutting, shooting and killing. The
is obvious There has been much
more of the latter than of the former carried
1n during the Winter months, and as faithful
Of passing events, there was mol
other coarse left. ao. ,.<7 s.i
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

Tx our extra of last week we noticed the
fact that B. Levy Of the Cal. Store, and Gray
Ross Of the Cal. Market at Placerville, are
spoken of as candidates for Mayor and City
Marshal. Whether other announcements
will be made or not, has not transpired as
yet.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26
Territory Of Idaho, =.
County Of Boise. Do
Henry HOdes, Pl'fo)
nooU n,..II O,c. \

In the District Court of the I'd Judicial dis
trict Of Idaho Territory, in and for the
County Of Boise.
no the above.named Daniel Drussel in the uame
4 of the People of the United States in the Ter
rtSry of Idaho: You are hereby summoned to
appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
now on file in the District Court Of said county,
ment by default will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer of the said complaint. The obs
ect and prayer of the said complaints to dissolve
the partnership existing between youand the above
named Henry Hodes, and to recover of you the
sum Of S. Col 49, and the necessary costs and dis
bursements therein. .,-,... ...g ..'..
Idaho City, March 3Gth 1854.
27td DANIEL. MCLAUGHLIN, PITTS Atty.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

CRY CHARTER.-Persons not acquainted
with the provisions of the proposed City Char.
ter can have an opportunity of reading it at
the Washoe Saloon, in front of the Court
House, where copy is posted up for the ac-
commodation of the public.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

ROBERT GRANT has again started in the
apple business in front of the store of w. I.
Fisk & Co, He has large lot on hand, Sc
lected and brought from Oregon since the
freeze. Samples furnished for inspection
we're bully. Go and buy some.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

DIST. COURT PRocEEDNGs-SAMUE1 G.
PARKS, JUDGE On Saturday last the jury
in the case Of the People vs.. Wiley, for tie
murder of Hall Sutton, brought in verdict
of murder in the I'd degree, and that he be
imprisoned in the penitentiary 10 years.
Geo. Owen, for the murder Of Jakey Will
Hams, was found guilty yesterday morning, Of
murder in the I'd degree, and sentenced to
the penitentiary for 20 years.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

FIRE,MMING.-The scenes Of last Fall are
'vlSibly brought to mind within a week past,
by the bright fires that illum mate the various
claims along the creeks at night since the
water has been turned in. Very little water
will be allowed to escape this season, eithev
by day or night, without being used.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

HE suit of Morris VS.. U. S. Treasurer
Cheeseman-for the recovery of money de-
osited in the Mint by the Idaho murder ers,
has been abandoned.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

W.. F. & Co.'S list of letters, from A to G,
will be found in this issue. The list will
be continued next week, and concluded the
week following.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26
99rirEs Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY HIGBY & co
Dealersin General Merchandise, Groceries and
PROVISIONS, Cor. Main and WaA SIS.
N. B. The prices stated are, for produce, the
buying prices; torgroceries and general merchan-
die, the selling prices.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26
Dissolution Notice.

. NOTICE is hereby giventhatthe cospartnershiD
herntofore,ex istjng between John Kr,ll and Max
BegelsPaeher, Of the firm Of John Krall & Co., at
Pacervile, Idaho Territory, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All dies to the firm, or debts
against the same Will be settled bv Max Reel
spacher. . aal MAX BEGEf Splt.HTP
ZIW4F JOHN KIiALI..
PIacerVille, March It'll, 1854.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

ID EMUVAL.-J. a. DAWSON, Tailor, has
ia, removed four doors below his former place
OF business, wall street, to the store occupied by
DR.. Chapman, druggist, and will shortly receive
new supply of goods, which he will make up in
the best manner at reasonable prices. Repairing
done at short notice '''--'..- 25tt
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26
PlaceIvitle, March 10Th, 1864.

FIRE ALARM. -During the performance at
the Forrest Theater, on. Wednesday evening,
the audience was startled by tire cry of fire.
A rush was made for the door, and about
ons-third of those present had reached the
street, when the fre-whioh proceeded from
the French Restaurant-was extnguished.
1t had got pretty fair start, and was curling
up through the roof and enlarging its dimen-
sions rapidly, when it was checked and finally
conquered by the application of water. One
man was struck in the head with a heavy
piece Of timber and pretty badly, though not
seriously hurt in the rush and confusion
After the fire was over we observed that the
theater was hitler more densely crowded
than before the alarm, owing doubtless to the
fact that the door-keeper was unable to rec
ognize those who had rushed out, and out
siders taking advantage Of the disorganization
and Decentralization Of the forces, fell into line
and marched back with the crowd to euioy
the show at the expense Of the proprietOrSA
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26
For City Assessor-Wm. Thomas.
For City Collector-W. Mower.

$ We are indebted to A. V. Burns, Esq, for
the following items received in a letter from
Dr. F. g. Hearn, Yreka: .a..rs -saoa.
"Thtee men we're arrested in Yreka on
the 29th Of February, for the murder and
robbery of an old lady by the name Of Long,
on Apologize creek near Jacksonville, Ore
gon. They are supposed to be the same par
ties who murdered old man Justice at Long
guIch,near Yreka, last Fall A large num-
Der of Siskiyou countians, including Joseph
Roseboropghr Esq, are on the way to Boise,
some by way.of klamath Lake, and others
through Oregon. More than half the popu-
lation that withstood last years stampede, I'M
dismayed by the terrible cry of starvation
among their counrymen in Boise last Fall,
are either on their way or preparing TO start.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

THE GreaG Consolidated Boise River Gold and
4 Silver Mining Company, Placer District, Ida
no Territory. Notice is hereby given that by res
oution adopted by the Board of Trustees of the
Great Boise river Consolidated &. and S. NJ. Co.,
held this day, an assessment mo II of fifty
1851 cents was levied upon each and every assessa-
6e share of the capital stock of the said company
payable Immediately in U, s. gold coin to the sec
retary Jos. N. SoUTHER Secretary.
San Francisco February 29th, 1864.
No. u Athenium Building, corner OF Montgom~
cry aud California streets. 2Yml
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26
Notice Of pisselution.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between A.
Sommer G. NJ. Kline has been this day mutually
dissolved All indebted ess of the firm will be
paid by and all accounts due the firm will be col
lected by SOmmer. A. SOMMER,
27w4 G.. NJ. XII ,E.c
RS-Thankful for the past patronage of the peo-
pie, would respectfully solicit a continuance OF
the same A. SOMMER.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

y UNION NOMINATIONS. -On Monday eve
ming there was meeting Of the Unconditi0n-
al Unionists ofthe city, held at The Court
House to choose delegates to a nominating
convention to be held on Tuesday, twelve DEL
egates were accordingly So chosen, and on
Wednesday evening another, meeting was
held at the Court-House, ticket reported by
the delegates previously chosen, and their
nominations ratified, as follows: fo 5ass s-1
For Mator'of Idaho City--Geo. L. Gilbert.
For Councilmen-T D. lIuntoon, S. War
ner,J Marion Moore, u. Doo!ey, n, Sohe-
line, g. P. Newell, W.aK. Leverage.
For City Marshal-R. H. Moore. a.-
Tor City Treasurer Henry NJ Swimmer.
For City Assessor-wm. Thomas. !. &
{ For City ColIector-W. Mower.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
ba1ond its borders. But we have felt that II

ba7ond its borders. But We have felt that IL
vns our duty to respect American. free-
dom and the discretion of the Ameri-
CHS 10 desl with their own anslfs
a.none them selvas-t ckears) whatever might
m :ch: be- our particular opinions as 10 tue WY.
dorn oteny cou-so they vera rsoing. OF ~ ~
Tho prnc,i:ah;fty nj any obj ct they hal III Eie",
(huilacss} Fer my u~n p.rt. con!e II J. nave
slw.ya hal great doHtts as to the praef'fH"'n'g q
rsducinF 10 Subsection any large portion q 'onh'
y thdt manifsts determined diSpos''ion 10 SPA
ycfs. (Cnnnnusi chsering.) But, "h"'eFe' oe
tns, ornion, We have no right to place IL III u
fmm which shall make "a tue judges or %nH! l.
is G. for others 10 do. (Cheers) Theirs Is lls iE'
snonsihiiitics; ours has been in part Inc suueI
iue Bat, alas, If we grcsn over the sune'inE
experienced by our own population 10: us i:ut
at Tie ..ichful magnitude Of The caisml!'e' "hien
.hey are enduring. Hear, hear) IL IS iof
the!,. they hsvs tho responsibility TO Judge Oh
the:r own course. (Cheer:.) entertsln' III .hS
az, place. this conviction-thst by nSttai al
mpts at placing orr own Judgment instead {, OF
theirs, we should have dona nothing OUT elnpt>
:e- 2 contes: already too much e1asper@eo' In
th, second place, I feel chat :he sentiment with
which we ough. to regard that most unhanny
w.r is tlia-ace hare. no jealousy o. hmsrr"n
grsainrs$; ree haze no 10 fear either us VI any
other nation (che.rs)-w feel that ihey are cur
brothers in blood aud laEguagei wa Enow tnat
their cont iuent is calculated to continue IN Iea
inns of The most beneficial intercourse win us
snd we ought to pray Almighty God that 1t may
pl.ase Him in His mercy to bring that sangn'ha'
ny contestant if ba His will, Ut any Gary
period-,o such termination, BIO it what II may
az shall be most for the happiness the pehcs, snd
ihs permanent welfare and prosperity Of all the
inhabitants of what wero once the United S'htss
AppiAuse.)
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Mr.. GLADSTONE OF EO:T-..97TiED2VEH-
IiAi,
ais THEORY OF TIE nIGHT oE aEcIssToT AID ~
POSSIBILITY DE arBtUGaTIoG..
L. 49, Al iNntf

II:i!.
aIs THEORY OF TIE n1GHT oT aEcIssIoT AID IT.
POSSIBILITY uE srRtUGa7IoG..
fProa3 Ito NanoNest>: t;us diaa, Co... IL
Yesterday morning an adi:"'; ;sHs prs
,cnted to .hc OoRroelIor Of ;ho Ern!.spper T.:
he corporation Of Nenctoater &c 5nu rcon
HALL The n!ornhcr5 Ct me corporation rocr
oiei ress.7ed san:s, and tho rcalainiar OF t6o
ross,, 20 ,p3;eh admission vas b. 'ifru:aT: y.
VOL filled. mrg. Gladstone, Lsay i7mjtase
and gcvoral oshnr laGi&E He,e ACCOMMODATED
With seats upon tho r:atfofal.
The Mayor, j. NJ. Btanatt. EGG. Tho psa :
sided, having u1dresavd Sir. Gladstone, .ta
Chancellor Of the Esea;qua7 T'ato :. ergaky
speech in reply, reviewing ;ko t;etca policy
end (oreign rclat;9nH 81 EGG lra|.
II the cara. Of his address,, ha s";d II ia
nat special virtue on our part, hl: tho Ei:F 81
Providence, which hos placed Us in rn:i'ipn
with regard ri! o!hes Systss al Europe, snec ~
that lne cannIt possibly :sra Ely .6tec dcHir=,
except that peace and harmony Should 7re7si:
among them, and tha: they HhaG'6 s:l"it Tor
tho constant guides cS ihet. c1Ajpat the pt,r-
cips OF rospsc:in1 rho rights or" "I1:hsr. AZ
pleuse T'hs: is t. harry p2si;;la f!i w. 20
naintnin 1t plaess ~, aG il 'TcIe, ky
tho side Of every E7icrsas nation in tha
character Of s frisad n each cad oil
Il makes us feel taat She t!aa ia S3na
BY wheu j. was tho iaa!doI &nd sac Gus"
tom OF the ccun.ry % sF7ak u GA grant nsti3n
abroad in particular es oar la:uEa; tnsmy
We hsTe no natural ansmy. (Appl.uso.}
Esary 9auntTy Of EG10I'c IL tut ,.s.ar3! :rf.c!
-(applause) and II to s.!:y c5i:E:rj O: &e
rope in particular we nra u lcpk IS country
bJ oi0ss relations vita which 70 maT b:ai
promote tia general iatsrs'Fi Of Ia0 civilized
world i i" t. tast very oau:;sJ E:,.o:' ,Ec,, IN
The biiadoesa OF q PERHAPS cSG,lEab!s aEd
Datursi, bat nGhsppy prejudice, Il WAS tie
pcsctics to regacd az 0ar natural casriy.--
(Applauss.) trust y1si ti,ainz TIA: .ho COZ.
duct of the government IN the r:%ula;i2n OF
isa foreign policy has been aetuatcd by q sin
csre desire 60 psrsurtr towards o.: tho r5R:!ri:s
of the world th5 offioes Of fri'naoiiip (assr,
hear) I am confitn: you think that Tia:
disposition les beon indicated By The govern
ment, and rot specially by the goTsrnment;
for in this reepeot ne hss0 been NJ moro thsn
ihs practical organs Of tbs feeling CT the coun-
try. That disposition to respect the right. Ct
every country, and to avoid undue interference
in it's concerns, has beea indicated in regard
to tho lsrasnsahla Wa which dsao!ates the
continent of America. (ipplsuae) England
wss sad euffsrer By that war. do nGt be-
isve history records casa in which The intsr-
nal dissenEons Of o country have produced
such wide spread calamity in Other nations
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Xl. Thr ini:1v.nZ IS tu5i:;tH:Gt i"r pas.
graph ", Gsasrsl Orders "; -, (cu;rsh
seri.s,) which is hereby revoked
Al! applications for ex"'c .ti"n an 'ittc'9
will b. transmitted to tie Superintendent, q!
the Burasu @; C;naarip,i2u e.: decision. Tn
cfi5e Of Congressional Ds'Tin5 Errh'i'r?
,fiaes j. abcl;sba'i, sud rsrar:S ,:i :-'nE"3 =:
the commandments o. Car5o1i, 'fri "ili be u'.t!t
to tho Bureau nf C,mEerif,:1s, ar'i :. "a::P o!
ea,h viii niro h, frrri;iia.: 70 re foa'r.!- 4
rcacry-. An cifieat ramy be ars'sne;: T. i"'7
in cacl Congressional Dtsir;a. -: ':a 2.tass. Ii.
OF RESERVES o. iGaocc:os + col:aae:;.:ia.:.
By order.
(Signed). 5 COOPER
Ali s";l: inp'r Gen
Official II. L. CL,Y, \, a. g.
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md Instructions In Refer
hence 10 tho Receipt of -Four Per Cent.
in Payment Of the Tax on
Cu:u. Money. Held Asroad, &c.
Cries c7 eNN:ssIoaEa CT TiIys,
l. Il 1


H!chno:d, Nov l, lsh4 (
IT, .,p,aI.ra'e siars District court having decided
y, ,.- L.ur PEI cent Certificates recsysha % pay
r,-a. o. the eol css eid noofd. OIL OF en-
r. psiys such c.r6cates wbeD rendered IN payment Of
srca taxes: t ,lr rae4 a. hc comfe3c'A!. Iel'.
nv r,;4q y: r.cevgh. ier pr3vis.oas q n;rrc
o: u. las.rctps e ed jure. ISL sauef b; ths e.
Thst for ;Ie tax o.: gold celia, at the rate o eighteen
d,sr, nI r, psr car: crr6 strs 70. dollar la sd
AZ cvcr,0ci dollars IN four per ceat certificates for enc
a- ivcr cic, soGtTs heh oao, bi1 Of exchange
cav tler= Tor stR trre'gn crc!'t' -
In all cs.cS w:rrr four per cent. cartihcste7 nave
h,eu sae-ca L. payment q TIE above ramtd ts1ea and
.u,.. by the coec:rr, knd the ttf mas beso hsr'aed
nj. Ia rurrr cy Cf IL. new ISSUE the psrty paving
Ir, at II, aIsp. Gspn " In tho District Col ectnr
tie scaasia pei isat me- ',
nr,r: TO adninlrtcr oahs OF the facts In The c.l",
sh ceoatrs and If. iaS't shsil DO transmitted by the
p!!.. ;'" CO: t. the !ae ooliee'o. Tor ms ep'aon
t-.n n a.: taeti BIO established TO hs satisfaction e
~, slate ,oc.r he shall refund the snount In new src
ELI Ut n,r ference With the soldiers und? be have -
and, Il n.t, he shai; pforn!o TIC fuosa IS f?IoSs;
,rh, at,.a Collector SHAH endorse esch certificate, o.:
,,n.r p.rr- pe.fpsrerty sch-d TO H. Ia the following
manner: i ccrY that the wi.!a (oT s"rhad) ce'thca:c
WIS rsca!:ei ro=i in heuof no nuch a1 1fongiui'J
co,cetad iro.c him 10 currency OF Tho new ISSUE anu that
;ts san. na. b6-u exchanged for new currency 70 rtr
hrreuro II. shah linen present the "efth;ate or certf-
csts eere to the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer or
taonCYa SaG Ghs te thc duly OF such treasurer hsss'
;a,. rca.Irer Dep1itarF IS The case may be. 10 re-
eu.c tie ard pay to the e'lecsr The amount there
o. in cv--.pcJ tie hsue md the collector ,Enll
pay oTrr ihe 10 tho tax payer taking his receipt
which receipt shah explain the nature OF the tTsn'sc.
Urn. .
ibco hc tsx has heea urone!rll5 collected In c,ln,
TIA ap;Ios,Iu 10 !e:Gd and poaf Shall be made and
su5,aii:c - the ::' Collector directly 70 she sscreta
i.isuedi THOMPSON ALLAN,
Commissioner of Taxes.
Approved:
isignedi 6. 4. TRfHHOL9.
rnYs-3I Esc-e of n.
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Howsys, hord aud ssvOro it may appear 81
Is,s1 u will DO cheerfully borne by our noble
men and the reward will readily come, not in
increased efficiency and brilliant, we'll i'm
proved victory only, but in tie appreciation of
|, grat.iu: pccpls and ths unbiased estesrn of
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oc.l5-u. Adind.n. c, Inapsc.cur General.
Gslulant rae GH'r:ttar Usaual'5 Din

GslutdGt rae c$.;fp:etnr UsGCral'5 SINic.
X tsniaIo, ga, IS. xu;:S 1851.
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r,ai,t wcrstn, Reg iir rIls Gua!3"rr! i'm @i:!i:2r
EMO Wi:nt,0unW err Scts!niaita 5tddtrn srltEecu.
b.: evrt g.e LIB e., IN bic %c!3ta uriercr ciarr
st!:d. TI.rta, gn3 bic EG cuT t!tltr1 rrsotd!trr
h.;est sn;;:sbsa 4.'n, tT RcH tlNc airr srIus.'
oi:a, cic ac itr:iti :,acn tics!n acfStlr:lsn 1T,
NJ: tnE iij cu c.Itr v!c SIeTcbat! Ger Ytrtris;ca
Slaa:rn aGGgn :hrSu 2aiicr in TitSii: tcfnCcr, Ct;
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a,i..Sritu incerc5;:H S;irS n:;G?ircu: limb ea :t
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-: :.it III s;e!ta &jtia.:r tatrr7, ia fl sc eCSsas
tci+ 2iIea " ;itI Ialtr Gc!'?1tn, tx ijt innTeals
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EA~ HAVING QUALIFIED AS GUAh-
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,!a- Hsr 81 iss Hanover county ns1r, State Oh No'L
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:rc,., court OF utarieo. Va on The 2e:h Of Ostooc
st4 % ,a.:9T :, The prne~sis Of TIE s,ie 81 ev:
sis c,, prnnounced ins % Of MAY, 1903 In c,rse
sonja- Ia ,sd court uaisI sIye OF oegih GUARDIAN
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ply TIE sGMY COS NlrTEE or TIE
yfI;.C MINIS tyHalsrIAN ASCOT ALTON AHD La
DIE. SGL!IR:H' AID s,"iGiY achao" eoSrs tne ~, re-
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a.t saa spi;al, dnr,pg thu month OF oc'obe7, VIZ
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S.,T, .;oIJnei II! G. Onbcl :#o hundred bushels OF
sorr. c.,., ..-- Gun
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Ero:, Nr Collie, cf London, 20 s5!,S3
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p.oa cash, D :. j. y. X. Seish', 40 ~
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--. Tor he brr OF soc!-.a In the Geld and hossia
:,s,ks aaI yarn o.. .prcily required C"nt,oasions
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poy.-lt Chairman OF The !rTS CarsDteh.