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APPENDIX.

APPENUlA.
AN AcT 85S for empowering His Majesty to apprehend
and detain such persons he shall find Just cause to
suspect are conspiring against the government
For the securing the peace Of the kingdom the time
of imminent DANGER against The attempts and traitorous
conspraces of evil disposed pespns Be it enacted BY the
King and Queens most excellent Msjestys, BY and with
the advice and consent of the Lords spiritual and tempo
ra and the Commons in this present Parliament assem-
bed aud by the authority of the same that every person
that shall be in prison at upon the Eve and
twentieth day Of April year our Lord one thou
sand six hundred eighty and nine, AFTER by warrant Of
their Maestys most honorable Privey Council signed by
Six of the said Prvey Council for suspicion high tres-
reasonable practices warrant signed BY eth
of His Majesty Secretaries of State such causes al
aforesaid may be detained in safe custody without bail or
manprze until the five and twentieth day Of May next:
and that Judge Justice, Court Of Justice shall
bail try such person persons committed with
order from their said Maestys prvey Council SIGN.
ed by six of the said Prvey Council till the said Eve and
twentieth day Of May law Statute the contrary
Notwithstanding. -
Provided always, that from and after the said five and
twentieth day May the said persons committed shall
have the benefit and advantage Of act made the one
and hirteth year of King Charles the Second entitled
act for the better securing the liberty the subsct and
for prevention of imprisonment beyond the and sao
Of all other laws and statutes any relating to our
vding for the liberty of the subjects this Realm And
that this act shah continue until the aid Ave and
twentieth dsy of May, and no longer. zsss>.r. =
PROVIDED always and be it enacted that nothing in this
act shall be construed to extend to the ancient pts and
privileges of Parsment. to the imprsoning OF detan
ip ofany member Of either House of Parliament until
the matteof which be stands suspected be first co,nmun
Gated to the house Of which he member and the cen
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Aug. %, 1854.

II OFFER FOR SALE A BEAUTIFULLY
i SITUATED FOUR ACRE LOT, about ~ miles
west of Raleigh the Haywood ROAD 1t has On it q
comfortable cabin excellent we'll of water productive
garden and two three hundred of the finest yOurg
fruit cultivated in the South For srs apply
TO s. K: JONES'
Standard. Office July Is. 1864. 38-wdswh
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Murtb- 5ta1lharA
THE STAR ABOVE THE MANGER.
IT THEo. II. HILL.

One night, while lowly shepherd SWANS o.
Their Aeecy charge attended,
A light burst DER Judea's plains,
Unutteiably splendid. ..s~ 49,. -- ),
Far in the dusky orient
A star, unknown in story,
Arose to food the armament
With mere than morning glory.
The clustering considerations, .erst
So glorioYsly cleaning,
Waned, when its sudden splendor burst
Upon their paler beaming.
And Heaven drew nearer Earth that night.
Flung wide its pearly portals
Sent forth from all its realms of light
It's radiant immortals:
They lowered in the golden air,
Their golden censers swinging,
And woke the drowsy shepherds there
With their seraphic singing.
Yet Earth on this-her gala night
No jubilee was keeping;
She lay, unconscious of the light,
= In silent beauty sleeping.
No more shall brightest cherubim
And statelest archangels
Symphonious sing such choral hymn
Proclaim so sweet evangels:
No more appear that star at eve,
Though glimpses of its glory
Are seen by those who still believe
The shepherds simple story: -.
In Faiths clear armament afar:--
To Unbelief stranger
Forever CLOVIS the golden star
That stood above the manger.
Age after age may roll away,
But on Times rapid river,
The light OF its celestial ray
Shall never cease to CULVER.
Fral barges on the swelling tide
Are drifting with the ages
The skies grow dark-around each bark
A bowling tempest RACES!
Pale with alright, lost helmsmen steer
While creaking timbers shiver-
The breakers roar-Grim Death is near
Oh! who may now deliver
Light-light from the Heraldic Star
Breaks brightly Ger the billow;
The storm, rsbuked, is fed afar,
The pilgrim seeks his pillow.
Lost-lost indeed, his heart must be-
His way hou dark with danger,
Whose hooded eye may never see
The Star a6oos the manager!
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Michael Blue Of Pulaski. Tennessee, had ter
rible attack of the blues few days since His
wife presented him with three blues at one Dir th-
two girls and one boy. This beats Sampson on
"big 'blues" .~s
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The tax payers of the county are hereby notified IN ..
tend the times and places above stated pearest tb
respective residences and furnish to the Assessors c
rect list of the following subjects OF TAXATION on hand
held and owned on the 18th of February. 1894: ''
Land number of acres and valuein 1860 Slsves nnm.
ber SEX and value in $780, Horses mules asses and
jennets and value in 1880 Cattle number and value in
1880 Sleeps goats and hogs and value in 1850 Cutton
WOOL tobacco wheat oats rye, buckwheat rice DO
tatoes of all kinds ground peas BEANS -four meal
sugar. molasses, bacon lard, sprtuous liquors. DC on
hand the 7h Of February 1864 and necessary dr
family consumption for the year 1854 The number 81
bushels and their value respectively must be stated SEN
.erately
Household and kitchen furniture agricultural mnl.
ments mechanical tools, and musical instruments snd
their value in 1861 Carriages CARTS wagons draws 10
and value in 1890 Books, maps, paintings pictures str,
tonery. &c. and value in 1880 Property of all corpora
tons joint stock companies and associations gold and ALL
coin, gold dust, and gold silver bullion Amount
of all solvent credits bank bills and all other papers ia
sued currency, exclusive Of nonnterest bearing Com
federate Treasury notes and employed taxed business
Value of all moneys held ab road bills of ex change an
foreign countries and the value personal or mixed
ery not enumerated above and not exempt from
Land slaves cotton tobacco purchased since the lat Of
January 1862 must be listed ut the amount paid for them
The bacon will also be listed.
A. 4 R26aEEpHssoE, Assessors.
August s, 1854. 4s-lstsept
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G-wodndsd, Private " Durham.
Recapitulation: Killed, !, Wounded, 8, Ni.,;n.
Total a. 4. g. FOLGERs'
Adjt. 18th n. C'r

DERslsNED HAv1nc
N at August Zhrsss ls64. q the G1urt OF PIN
Quarter Ssssions for Wake County qualified as E.c"t,
Of the last will and testament Of Elizabeth Sorre az
ceased hereby gives notice 10 all persona indebted ~ ue
estate of the said Testatrx, to call upon the und.as
and pay up; and to those having claims or damuso
against said estate to present them within the time
scribed by law, this notice will be pleaded in pre-
their recovery. NIKE SORRELL
Aug. Is, 1864. z-a
Tor SALE..-FOURTEEN SHARES =.
Il Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Stock, and three sh
ofN. C. Railroad Stock. Apply at this Office. ',s
August Q, 1854 q . -. AwI
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HrApe'as 26rH N. G. REa'T, I

August 22d, 1854
Messrs. Editors: Please publish the following
casualties in the 18th N O. T., Kirkiand's Brigade,
i'm the engagements yesterday near the Weldon
Railroad, south of Petersburg:
Field and StafE-None.
Company A, (Ashe co KILLED: Lieut. NJ Du-
vail, shot through abdomen. Wounded: privates
j d Turner, George Hairless and Wilborn Blevius,
slight
B, Union co)-KilIed: j Richardson, shell,
privates T Bloom ball through head, NJ d NEGRO
w, shot through breast Wounded: privates K
Richardson, MORALLY, O McManus, j L Church, h
Mangum and B Nichols.
q. (Wlkes coAKilled: private Jesse Souther.
D, (Wake co)-Wounded: Wiley Carroll, badly
in hand, amputated, W Mcdonald T. -.
E, Chatham CO. -Woundsd: privates W N
Cqeek, d Claridy, A Welsh. =: =.
+, Caldwell co. WOUNDED: Capt & u futile,
grape shot in left side.
. G-(Chatham CO. } killed, Corporal Record,
shot through the head, minnie. Wounded private
: A N Lineberry, flesh wouad both legs piece nf
, shell. - i.ss.- :.
H-(Moore co. } wounded, privatss g @ Dsnson,
flesh wound left arm A D AcCollun, in knee; O
Harrison, below right hip; Hogan, b1ttocks.
+; I-(Caldwell co., wounded, Private John Stsl.
1ings, right arm. = -.
-+ K-(Anson co, y none. .s-.,,z.t ...s
Total-6 killed 81 wounded ssi g.
The following casualties occurred 10 the eptrench
ments near Petersburg previously
| A-August 13th-Killed: Private James Long
shell Wounded, August 19th-C Denny, breast
K-August lsth-Priyate John Poplin, severe
wound in left thigh. August 20th-Sevsrely, per
haps MORALLY wounded in head: Priyates S R Bar
| Der and E Hilbreth.
1 1t is not probable that any have been captured.
"SS ,. r kANE, COL Cong.
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NONFEDERATE TAXES.-THE COHFFn
~ crate Tax Assessors for the County Of Wake iii "
tend at the following times and paees for the pnrno..
assessing the Taxes for the year 1884: At "
Raleigh. Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
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protected by the constitution from arrest for other
causes than are therein set forth =
The power to suspend the privilege Of the writ,
the provision that no person should be deprived of
his liberty without due process Of law, which is
declared to be . warrant issued on probable cause
supported by oath and particularly describing the
person to be arrested and the guaranty of speedy
trial, are all distinct constitutional provisions and
occupy each one the same prominence and the same
Independence of each other, in the constitution.
Neither of them is proviso or qualification to
any other-each has the same constitutional status.
Any one of them can exist without the other, and
all can exist together and in harmony. If the bill
Of 1907 had become law the vigur ofnone Of these
provisions would have suffered the slightest impair
ment But if any two or more Of them shall be
| found in conflict, who is selected to choose that
which is to be preserved, and that which is to be
destroyed? -..t =
An eminent Confederate Judge, Hallyburton, in
the case of Morris vs.. Peyton, recently
decided by him, seems to regard the existence of all
powers and prohibition of power contained in the
Constitution annihilated for the time, if they may
| interfere in any degree with any mode which may
be provided by Congress for suspendng the writ
notwithstanding the mode recently adopted has nc
precedent nor simtude in fact or principle in any
age Of our ancestors or ourselves. A doctrine 81
dangerous to written constitutions and to freedom
ought to be combated freely.
If Congress is to be the sole judge of the name
Of most efectually accomplishing the objects Of sus
pension, and all constitutional restrictions on tn
action of Congress in accomplishing their object ar
to be set aside, it follows from this opinion, TIA
the judiciary never can pronounce any provision G
an act suspending the privilege unconstitutional
If all trial, speedy or otherwise, be denied, it mus
be regarded as a legitimate incident of the power
suspend, Not guarantee of personal liberty wi
be left superior to the will Of Congress. Even Sc,
ssors and Representatives,, who privileged fro,
arrest in all cases except treason, felony, aud breac
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xuooL Observation-Disclosures

JAMES L. GAINES, Asst. Adj't Gen.
August Is, 1859. 46-4tpd.
, 1864-07-17
THE KNABE PIANO.


The following, from tho pen Of the gifted com
poser, J. P. Webster, Esq, speaks eloquently for
The merits OF this justly popular instrument:
Cu1oAoo;June 18th, 1851.
Mesers. Jnlfus Bauer b 60:
GENrIkxEN: The Kn&be plonos continue ia
give the mort Rnbonn6ed sAtisfneti0n, In fact the
more hey sfe need, the better arc they spprecia-
ted. There is magtc-lfke effect m their action.
snd tul orchestra If rich and rare melody IN thet
distinguished all the varied strains from tho e1-
fFenely ray and birdaike CAROL OF the treble, now
EnehtDg forth with p3ainttse sweesneAs unparA1-
leled, stirling the very soul With Its sublime and
penetrating, esesy ~ rose Of vhtc6 IL sapsrnsly I
musical; while the deep and powerful bass ends
in with most perfect unison with that Gradual and
easy traneinon for which thefe Instruments seem
30 chiefly noted.
amos IL. that notwithstanding We have al knds Of
weather. they remain IN perfect tune, which Is re-
rafkab1e and fpeakB vo1uInes for the general quA!
ity OF the material o. which theT are composed,
ard also Of their mechanical con+s1uctlon-as i9
my opinion no Plano can encceaef1lly Withstand
the effects Of sQch continua! aud extremely sudden
changes Incidental to this climate nn1ess conssruc.
ted Of the very best mAtefiaa, md bJ skanfui md
competent arttzans.
the untreraal testimony Of these who know them
best ia able eTideuce and these prominent points q
It's excellence should be published to the world,
not only for the benefit Of those. wishing to pos
sess most valuable Instrument, but a. an honor
able tribute. and an everlasting monument OF the
praieeworthy efforts and ingenuity Of the manutac-
turere. ......
This ie the fourth Knabe Piano hare purchased
OF you. and I am happy to say. am daily mora
na nna sta aes sf,
theif merits, / most cheerfuly recommend them to
the public. Blgned) J.. P. WEBSTER.
, 1864-07-17

ssS :. ~ s ! estss sasn rEts r.
q s2st s 81 q j. VICE.
timing squart recess, and vase Allied with h1Mets
o. tAs summit q VET neat. tan psliar. Hiram
ous to te,s. the base Is lid down of nebis mano
tnens which will he erected shortly. Etaa olson
Superintendent Of tbs Cemetery has nsat litus
WORTHY of special regard. Near tGls IL The LOT ot
j. ,o Rfesty ps, %tS 7eas ela
near sbis; the arst testimonial 10 the Gem
ese1y. Q. 3. Bliss hss neat octsgo9&sl & saan, IA
az f , 5 stt I'd ss4, @
aHa ae 81 ssneR 6e seiees Saa' su!sa 3 ts
reised 1t Getiy sbuIe. Tbs graye q Farnnm t.
atsed By .h. memorable a hava,ns esst Hst ~
pretty arrangement Of howe1e - seen ronna tne "a;
ioi oi III. c, stearns, Nut lar from this ~ tall
eo,u Ct tod sE7no 's let 1 S9Pt
Y Win Il '1' cap apa su1oaded. 4 s9aafe maIbls
ses Fa1ss s1: a. 1s T., eas Rs bp
ptop1tatc capital. Dr.. Byford has s%nls IN pru-
cess Of construction nesr thu: vsty NEAT desl9n.
turning toward the entrance. We pass the nonu.
mcnt Under which restlall that is mortal Of Hon:
Gsoee Ms5iee te J9dse Of ~ the c!.suit csa
large bsss. t,pitylng The lfm and sure foundation
Of the chrtstlan's faith. End Il suruaountcd bv
Dr.. 6eanron, and 3utt beyond that II beantttpi
CUthic monument with cross, belonging to James
Garter. Nearly close TO this IL q testimonial Of
mothcr1y love to yonng ButLter who gave his
life for bis country Not far from thase {sa broken
duted column. 1a1sed to the memory Of Capt. Al
be1t BorGhsrdt the 9Th Missouri caynlry, having
his tWuru wrapped in The folds the time-honorrd
dac, depending from the summit. We notiee also
neat column, inscribed = >Ebelt," " pauneled; and
fronting the entrance 10 allowed block Of ltoe
erected IN memory Of the htase William A. Webb,
Colonel OF the I'D Illinois Volunteers, and for.
mesly Captain o. 8. L..
Our tour Il completed, SET wonla we gladly lin
ger within those hallox ed portals, made sacred By
Tho dnet that there stpo8es, made dopbty holy by
The pteeence Of the noble heroes Who have yielded
up their lives in defence Of Liberty and unIou.'
But It may not be. The bustlln9 activity Of the
outer world demand our presence, md we turn
hw1J from these tadly plesBiag aeBocihtiona to
ninele once more in the strife. Tet not for long.
Soon VIC too ehAN hear the summunB to join that
quie.eent thsong md quit eAtth joys and sofrpWl
for resting place IN the city Of. the dead.
Not much does It affect the spirit where
tho bonet are laid after 1t has quit this fra tene
ment Of clay, yet there 10 something attractive Ii
the areue which amid all the repu1siveness o
desth Whispers Here Ia holy calm retreats ami
as ne take one last look at the dead tepaetus
shere, We invo,untsrti5 Sigh With the rnan of God
"Let me he buried Ia hfs eepulchre, and lay n.
bones besite his boncs."
, 1864-07-17

NChFk EkeC0f04
ScrEMoR CorB1-Hon. y. E.. Gary, judge, Cam
mon Eau.
No. T4Se -aldrlch II Akess. Dism1ssed.
1917. Ogden "a Rcss. Judgment for plaintiff IN
ejeetn'snt md By agreement Judgment eet aside.
in. '~'' 7'''~''' 80 e'>'
a,6. Rutter rs Pi1kin ct al: Decree entered.
4GD. FltnnerJ .s Flennery. Leave to defendant
to file further and aucndcu answer.
The Court has adjourned for the term.
cnlcr1r CornT or cooK CouErr-Hon. E.
S. Ti.l.qns, yadgE; coo'non La.c.
80. rorpahl " nrentano. Demurrer oseEru1ed
Is 1sis. Mallory = The Western Marine and Fire
Insurance Company. Motion TO discharge ball ds.
;ss. Douglass IT, Soblesdorf ct al. Demurrer to
Sa sss assd. I Soson for new tra, over
$50. Issaet. vs. LourshedJ. Motion to set aside
jud.ment denied
sea. Cushing 70 Same. Same.
.4s5. Lynch "a Collins. Motion for new trial d.
Ills. Lyon rs corey ct Al. Dismissed.
1893 Kimbalj VI Reed. Dismissed.
e.. naslan - Ss.I Of Chicago Dismissed.
to the List t.o counts sustained aud overruled ~
10 The erst three: &c.
iii. ullliard vs Cot. Judgment for plaintiff.
si5. Smith ys Conway. Same.
l1p0. Flanders ct al u Smith. Dismissed.
| ChdnoefV+
| 6s5. Holden rs Atkins ct al. Decree.
eSU. Davis - Boden ct al. Leave 10 aInend bnl,
I Sc.
4 100, Stricken vs BprbAeh ct al. Finsl decree.
30. Chittenden et n VI Rogers ct al. Dia'
I mieecd.
GOO. Stcoll VI Mason ct Il. Referred to Master,
Gil. shan:hncssy vs. Shaushneasy ct a. De.
| Gre.
CL6. Miller vs Csrter. Set for hearing On blu,
&c,
DC wlber rs Wilhcr ct al Injunction dig
| solved ~ to Bafehaw &c
6l3. Taylor ~ Tsslot ct el. Decree By consent
&c.
6sa. Steele - Stow. Complainant exccpta te
| the original and amended 1nsWcrs,
, 1864-07-17
HELICIoUs Iv1EL1IsEsCE.

The Young Mems Bible Class meets every Sab
bath afternoon at O'Clock, at room Ne 15, Meth"
ton streets All arc Invited. Strangers are re-
quested tn particular 10 attend
The open air service held last Sunday afternoon
na aadsnee sersses I @ S Ss a
teEDoon, at O'clock, IN the open air, IN the came
p.aee on M,chlsnn sSenuc, ia the nsignaorhnod ot
1ieea.
A pumler Of gentlemen Will be ordained to the
e pE lE: y ae
turY OF that office and OF FtcsbF!esiaa goVernment,
delivered By the pastor elect. HOUR OF Wossnsp,
aUh =. n, and ~ p m' tne paoas are Nf1'ea
The funeral sermon of Mts. cathettGe Waller
recently aeceased, will be preached BY RGv' ": ":
Aereha, In the south prssbytesian Church. corner
lUa O'clock. The friends Of the family are u
vied- A service for the Jews will BE- held At, this
s1ss shu1s spa M sS'haE ydE:e IL eeaveed M
will borh address the audience. Subject: the
Restoration Of the jews."
The Sabbath morning eefylces Of sae Ftrat bap-
list Church Society," I'LL be held In Bryan tall this
morning, At 10H O'CLOCK. ior tne lsss time. Tho
evening service w.h he held III the lecture room oi
re ny Ghas or Wsnsn
ly granted the usc OF their house; and The First
tapslat Church viii probably continue 70 meet
there unttl they are able to get into their lew
-"N~S- ~@A1@~~'
!. a meeting will be held In aid Of the Freedmen
tnle ESenlhss. ID me laoefnac!e baptiet Chutcn-
hey. n. Colyer, 2. D. AZ addfess viii be del!r-
eseu q tat tIeslusut 81 tne ooeioty-hns. James
Go4cente y! p Acoioasul, mao WI ns !ooWen py
tEa ~, ,bs Jsss ~ ~ e1errisaS MN oe
'7nnu ~ , .. W ,,e, Ioso y. .'IN,u -. s.,sss
11e us4a! 1eileious services "ll Dc ae!o io-GAy
q lV5 o'csoek. IN 0esplatnes stfeet Me.hoatst
E5piseoPal Chafca: Etcac1lns pE1he paator. heF.
E,,as,cs. f. nuls, ~ 1n Ut tae y 1e'ealns' 1ne
H,..sA. - ~ aie es-.' .4A.o.
pheh,s C4asca-Mes1 H nivls1onI*H sRppI tae
pnlplt q! 4E1lly 1nuEca eafsne t1e aosence Q! me
Hector, Df. eumutns. Services at 1oH and *
o'c4ock.
The1r Will services Us usual In Christ Church
this morning, conducted by the Rector. Rev, C. E.
Chsuey. The afternoon services will be omitted
for iew weeks. Sunday School al O'Clock in the
AFTERNOON,
The illness at the popul.. pas,o, OF the First
Ntthfi-t Entsconsi th1rch. Rev. Z. II. Fowler
has rnraed fhe seTyces tbete to be sornewhst frrs
mar The committee In charte Of the mimi hsfe
ma1la srranrsme1,ts for runpiy which ,r,jI be
every Way acceptsble to tne cou:re ..sIiou. This
nrearh. Pronee afraucenen,s for the evening ser
Vice viii b aunouuced in the morning.
~ y n Iones of Fit. 1Jontn. and Mr.. Wilson.
of peia viii aneaE at fhe nlInois ssreet Missior1
~. evaTfn~ \, 4 nsrlock. The church ia occnn,ed
m Snniiay mnorning bY the consresation Of Rev.
+. 4 TntiIe. EtrangerB are invited sunday School
asg;/ a m.
nm ~ nc,u ch.ne, ia hn,,t AZ c,mn Dnno,,a
DIVINE stlxtes VII Ge neg ~ tne oaf.asks aolotn-
ME tae i1oea 1''p1~14' w eN1'S s-s 1e
os"e.t
The hoW oisetS1ce N me uniseo st1tes nospi,
tal, or E1enteentn e1ee'' oas oeen cnansea 10
D. ~.
, 1864-07-17
FROM DETROIT,
Marine 1tems.The Strnmer 1nln0ls-Ln1n.
ber TrHde-Nenther B0und-Drowncd.


Especial Correspondence Chicago Tribuuel
DRrgorr, July Is. 1851.
xAHBF 1TExs.
Marine Items In this locality for time past have
been unusually scarce, and a.tde from or two I'M
pcrtsnt items. are OF hut little moment.
THE srEAXEt ILLINOIS.
Intelligence reached here day or TWO since that
dIeaster hsd beftl the steamer Illinois, Of the Lake
supericr the at Eagle River, aud that IN all probl
b,AtJ she would become total loss. Up to the pre-
sent writing, IN possession Of no facts positive
to her real situation. 1t apeses that while CON.
Ing on: ofthe above port few daye since. being IS
Ii neged to the westward OF the channe1 ahe struck
Areet on which she finally fetched up, in sho-t
time sunk. The aser part ofthe boat in the localy
ofthe gs1Ewar rests on the reef while the forward
end lies sunk In about twenty feet Of wates Slnfe
Iast adyces fsona that co!nt hesy NORTHWEST gale
Place. a y ~ r. sas
Tel,abla wfeck1ce tug with steam pumps, was tnue-
1s .sss M J!a1; 5s Th rSes = s
Clty, viii doubtless M nrh complete particulars "a
10 The'her sht nAy be recorttea OF lot.
LCXbKR TRADE.
sE '9ssaiI a M
lumber and present psTi:e 81,
fweea rsesDtiit Det1oit sud nat c,ssJt.n. s T. +. >S-' ~
wtATHER HoCSu.
IT, s1a sf
ass etSx len 81 os
DEoESED.
A seauan By the name Of Patrick sheyhan was
Baaso
s eas a.a e e, h o s I'D ~ On
Essls ssssists saess yss zsds g osass S!@ aeS III
s.aptsr 1ss res s a;
e. on Wedness ~. some eight miles above S. clss