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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-19

The HARD TACK LINE.-A western
correspondent with Sheman's army
writes: An old lady Of the Partington
school was found the other day in terri
bic state of CONSERVATION on the approach
of our forces to this point. Johnston'S
racers had passed through the neighbor-
hood, and everything-even the poultry,
pork and cattle had been taken with the
malaria of failing back" The old lady
was left entirely alone, deplorably wiring
ing her hands, with poverty as her only
companion, and it was strongly apparent,
gwen in her speech. She viewed first one
hearty, Jolly, fat-sided "Yank," then an
other, as much surprised ct their gift Of
CAB as their lack of horns, when one, an
enormously huge buckeye, stepped into
the yard to auench his thirst and fill his
canteen at a dilapidated specimen of a
well. Says he" How are you, Aunty"
" Tolable ailin, jis now." "We've got
here at last" Where did yom come
from: Er yer hookers or thinkers, or is yer
shsymines !" There are some boys about
who might, reckon, hook chicken or
two; but we're all Buckeyes in the pot.
lord you don't say so. I've hearn
tell of trees what bore them ar nuts, but
never seed any afore. How'd you git
heres" "Well, if Uncle Abe wants any
help, he Just sings out to our Governor,
up in Ohio, and when Johnny Brough
shakes the trees, Just as many as he wants
lets 90 all hold entirely, and roll
right down here on the hard-tack line. !"
:" Fore God, no Mother new line: How
many lines has you'ns all gots We'uns
almos taxed t'death 'ready-'nother line'll
hang us all sure" "Haint you folks got
about as much of this as you want: :"
says Buckeye" Got: We isn't got
nothin. Done loss all we ever had got.
don't see what you'ns all want, way
down here to Georgy." ave come down
here to stop this muss. When we get
through with old Johnston, his army will
all have chance to go home and see their
relations" "But the General says
you'uns don't fight fair. You shermires
keep a troublin' of him and shown of
him in 'front.' and your hOOksrs keep a
runnin' onto his end with your .fiahsrS." +"
"Good eUening .JFinkerS," said Buckeye,
and away he went, giving room for some
others more qnizzical and mischievous
than himself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-19

AVERY intemperate man in London;
named Papworth, recently went to oed
tipsy. and in the night called for water.
His daughter brought him lemonade IN 2
bottle, and left him. He was found dead
next day, with the bottle sticking out OF
his mouth, which he must have tried to
swallow, and so sufFocated himself! :.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-19

Jones and Brown were talking OF a
young clergyman, whose preaching they
had heard that day. The sermon was
very poor. What do you think OF
him." inquired Brown. II think" SAID
Jones, he did much better two year;
ago." why, he didn't preach at al
then," said Brown. "True," replied
Jones; "that is what mean
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-19

= SOMEBODY made the remark. that a era
die was a woman'sI proper ,balot-boI; !;
somebody else ryished to know if the
mothers oftnplets were not liable to arrest
OF Illegal voting. ~ ll 40 ''Fs' 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-19
Territorial Fair.

THE ANNUAL FAIR OF THE wAsHOE AG-
J. ricultural, Mining and Mechanical Society, will
be held at Carson City. commencing the SECOND
MONDAY OF OCTOBER, 1854.
By order OF the Directors ...a .
ORION CLEMENS. Secretary.
AY. TREADwAY, Treasurer augl3 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-19

rHHE NEVADA TERRITORY ENGINEERS
i Association, No. l, meets every SATURDAY
EyENINli at tx O'Clock, at Turn-Yerein Hail. Gold
nm Members are requested 10 be punctual In at
tendance. d. c. NORRIS, President.
JSo ri MORROW, Secretary. Iy3l II .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-19
GrocerieR.

lust RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
y GROCERIES, direct from San Francisco, which
we will sell Cheaper for Cash than the same
kind Of goods can be bought in the Territory; Al
our Groceries and Provisions are fresh. Goods de-
uvered Free of Charge. k0RN BROTHERS.
Gold Hin, June L. lSI JnlI .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-19
IMPOR TAN T
~
SHIPPERS of FREIGHT.
p. d =. ". X. R.---S. v. R. R.
-ANp-
.FreepOrt Railroad!
GREAT SAVING IN THME AND
EXPENSE!


AN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER lgTW. is6i. or
~ dinAry Freight will be- receives. AZ FREEP0RT
AMI forSarried to LATROBE without charge Tor
tTanShippinS, drayaGe or forwarding.
Goods shipped by steamers ui u" California steam
Navigation Company, leaving san Francisco al =.
N. daily. can be delivered in LGtrOhe az = clock
next morning. Freight shipped hy >anS vessels
will be forwarded with dispatch. No charge on or
Gn2ry freight per sailing vessels for leNre dues,
tranShpping, drsyage or iorwIrtnS.
Al Heavy EreightS, Such as Boilers. Heavy Cast
!ngS, Steam Engines, etc.. Will be ,ranShipped at
EVespOrt by powerful derTCSS directly To Ia" cars,
and Al Latrobc will also b. transhippcd by dcrrckS
directly TO teams For this class Oi freight. charge
will BE- made Oi cost of labor engaged OH derr!cSN
only.
Freight Charges of steamers sailing vessels will
ne advanced at FreepOrt ami collected at latro6c
Marx ali Freight. CARE +. Il. r.. FREE
PORT" and send receipts with Freight.
Prices OF FreightinE:
FREIGHT from Ereeport to Latrobe. 81 per ton.
DOWN FREIGHTS. from Latrubc to Frecport
Sacramento. will be forwarded At ;hc following
rates
Ordinary Frpght>. per ton u..-----...--------S3 O1
ores shippers t" loat and unload per ton--S 90 20
Marble, ....--2 Jh
Lumber - Ms tD
MOUt ear Ot
- cords ...,--..-... Il m
",
Marx Freight. fare + < : Y. /. IL"
J. Z. ROBINSON,
T. \. BISHOP.
oclOm Superinteuden'S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-19
W,nes and Liouors.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w Bay. a new and choice stock Of Foreign and
American Wines Brandies and other Liquors. which
we offer ut remarkably Low Rates For Cash.
K0RN BROTHERS. (
Gold Hill lime IL IS64 F..g.a inl7 .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-19
Masonic Not

Masonic Notice.
THE STATED MEETINGS OF SILVER
L star Lodge. L. D., OF +. and A. Masons, M
Gold Hill. are held on SATURDAYS Of or N,
next preceding the full moon in each montn.
Called Meetings, every Saturday evening, ~ "a
o'clock. Brethren in good standing are invited to
A'tSs"i, IysSir "e ''"s' VI s. ETTLINGER. sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-19
Chemicals.

THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM MILL
j. men that they have lust received complete
stock OF Chemicals for Quartz-mihng purposes
win be sold cheaper than can Be bought anywhere
elnA IN the Territory. kOkk bkUIhEhn.
God Hin. June II. 1884. '-s-5s' = lnH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-19
To the Citizens OF Gold Hin.

.TA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUS-
A tees OF the Town OF Gold Hill, held July S0th.
is4 the Clerk reported that owing 10 the tact that
me treasurer had been unable 70 neGotate Lor .hs
sIa OF bonds 10 complete the Reservoir and lay the
sv,tsr pjpe il would be necessary to stop the work
,1t1 S,eh time ~ the bonds can be sold. In ac-
,zorianee with said report, ths prssldent Nas ns
srHrteJ 10 solIct the citizens OF the Town TO take
,,,,sicient amount OF bonds 10 complete the water
VOTE SnSif nS 0'ue' ~ S. H. ROBINSON. Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-19

the other half two years later. =, ~, -.
Sections 10 and II provide for carrying out dc
same rule respecting AisemblynenG TO ai01%.
Section Y makes the first session Of the LsGi,lS;
ture commence on the second Monday o. Decef1
Der next the second on the Arst Monday Of Jan,
uary, 1856 succeeding sessions to be held bIenni.
ally, commencing on the firVt Monday Of ysGuary.
Section ll3 continues all Territorial and cou1iy
officers under the State Organization till January,
1867, and the Prubate Judees TN the DiS1ist
Judges src elected, with proyiso for special
election in Lander county next November
Section IL continues the Teritotal oAAcerS sui
election and qualification Of State ofieers, 80.
Section Is Hxes the terms Of the Supreme md
District Courts. .r.E =, z,,l.lg
Judges, until altered By lsu.. First DIstIiek
a, ,OOO; Second, S4.000; Third and Fourth, eAQ0Q
FfftS' s36 sixth ei.0o0; Seventh, ,o6oo6;;'
Eighth. e3600; Ninth. e5eM 1Eaf sEdi - G!s
Section ls requires state M oeesf, ssst SIeftc
csmbeF next, and continue till JanSaESG1eT. yrs
Section 10 makes o similar p0ovISlon for Ia
Supreme and District JudeeA 80
SectIou 20 reIstes to the Commissioners - I
qualifying ofthe first State ofbeeEH aa4 1lsGAssy
judges, and requires the State CentrSlles 49,
Treasurer to give bonds In go, 900 each
Section 81 requires counter towns, ete 70 HeS.i -
vide for SupportinE their own o6aeesa -ad q. IaH
/ Section g provides for hllipg yaea4e;eh.gi
Section g tranSfrtH cases pendlng n Tia 1Cf,
I1tOIIhi TIuUhtS COprB 10 tue ItbUB1ctCu9kO
Section q limits taxation fer the 1Ssti EheNy
years to one par cent and ens-SbuS4h Of one per
cent. for Territorial indebtedness ~ fs,tss
Section IS attaches Roop to W0skoe eounty..
for judicial legislative, revenue and county kSIg
poseK Z" 'a"- t3oI10
Section 26 makes provision fof jpuHlsHhi4Ohi
copies Of the debates and procecdine pet GNl
Convention, and fpr tho compsnsatI0a- La
Oficial Reporter Of the same :. y5ii. .Cnl II s7ey
ELECTION ORDNANCE, iqse ius-FH
Following the Constitution proper b q Sen.a
nance providing for the sabmisstoa ue tho CSSi1iY
tuition to the people at the time provide6 ~ RifX
Congress, and also for tho election Of Htss6
under the Constitution, on the Tuesday - 64s
hfst Monday o. November, 1854 fhs q sIIi1Sfi2i
makes detailed provisions As TO thspo,6ii e13s2i
ne manner ofvotinE making and eosvassaG{2i
RETURNS: declaring The resalt, ete. Upoa. 6fSl
suing Of the Prekldsnts prceiamatIoG a. G fltsS
ceiysd hy te.eTaphl admitting IL 1NiS -
Unien, thk Co itit6tI6ai iiAi13 Is 0EG716 ~
t-isiyYriX Aae,TY 10 r1--sI ~ z
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Farm for Sale.
Farm for Sale.

VNilE sub.cTibr being mew..at advanced Ia
l. wears. AMI wishing 10 Change hi. bu.i.
ness, will sej bis farm situated 10 Nest Brooks
vile, in very Pleasant location, containing at
/ least i-0 acres oil land with Cottage House :
years olt, all finished in the best manner. aud in
/ coed repair. Wei PAINTED cut side aud in
Two barns, With sheds a: the barns wood house,
carriage house, workshop and store house, vita a
good cellar. Two wells OF never failing soft
water, al the house and tie othCr at the barn
The farm Is ia good state Of cultivation, well
/ fenced with cedar ieuce the pasture is well wat
cred with living water; with plenty Of wood and
cecaI fencing standing. The house is the best in
town, and epst years ago. ?, 90 dollars.
will also sell with til farm all any part of the
/ iannin, tools, which abunaant; also yoke
+ Of year o:d oxen handsome and good and an ex-
eeIent COW, and give possession ia time for syrin-
work, and giyeia good title.
The above farm | will sell for 900. and
make the terms easy. Any person wishing for a
good farm in pleasant location and for BALI its
value, will please cali and examine for them.
selves. JOHN WATSON.
West Brooksville, April Is, le6i. Il
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WANI7OOD:
How Lost, How Restored.

Just FuSEss,oA, rev e&zisS 81 DR.. CulverwelPs
Ce ebra'ed Essay the yeiies3 csEe (~ahsut
tze65cGet 81 spEsAlTGKeHoEA, !selliB-I u aka.vs
Inc osant ocHaus< Lss r. IsFOTtE-Y, telfLd and
Physical Jn14Fsciy, isnFs1<n Marriage, e.e
also oHsyaPn7s, tJTLrsr zEd Fra ita&uced sy ses
less .eDce seERal sIiragAgBe.
EY Piicc, an s=Sle1 eaeeiei-s srhy esuts.
Tie eejebraieg azt,r il tzis s3arAae eS=ay clearly
dem G2tes sR tirts seArs sneeesssEi practice,
II 1t 1ia4znss- consequences q seai,ase snaT be
RADICALLY eOxeS EafEsxt tie &apserpas 49, issrnal
uas35tHe the Pueat'sa u the EtE4s-p9Rir Sat
mode u cure npte, <ertsiE ana e1aal rs
81 ~teh eqzF .usr.T MATER Eist ais con-
Ctiep may be. gay hknsA chez 3, fxigsiely azd
seilcdly.
riIts L-,trze shox1d BE ne HANDS II eserB rosh
and cry IaEa{. the land
seat, andr sat ia ssasn e~yslq-e - any &6ssex
est sud re1eptf sis eer.s ssstare ga 4 lie
3sIATrs-s IT, EIssAis.,ers-
SEAs. j. c ELINE. 4 co.
sYi IL bxH<TF, Err J9k ,Foss et,>e ssr Ass.
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state of Maine

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AZ Gear 81 Srsssste feh Al B-tSsrt r4EK and fc-
fhe <oxH;y al H2nsozk, L5e thsi v eeResday u
Ns5- a D. 1854
4 D lie pe5jUR Il hsH IN OsnaTy, administrator Of
ia. estsse If lane h. GaGkiR- late II Deer Isle,
IN fa eagutr, Secsassa Tcs, iiE- that tie gsrsonsl
estht- - ex.1 6cesaS tg seia gag TIE gss
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charges
s9z&ered ga, ene tefs iTe I1s;e Its7esfSo zhe
heirs s sssS 6s,essed and ts al egs srs1lzsrS "a
s@ie aSae aSsinr esIY 81 ss esdar % aee f,ss
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| AN CURED

IL have TAKEN * '1-es = Railway. Pc x de-
p5i!s cab, day. tay cured ne = eoustpat.an
In -e-ill1, and !sieIe-s- have t2ken i---tas
A.. and mary o;4er p.i-s far years. AID could
ouiy obr4ia temporary reef i sto7ped the use Of
:lese pills 10 wee. my O. complaint would appear.
81 Gyses q Railway Pits cared me.
; EPIiES BENNETT, L. :. c. 50
~ lave suffered VIII TiysPe0-.a and LIVER n
plant .5r seven yelrs-Lave used al! sorts OF Ts-
tey woGld gIve temporary conf r;, bai was con-
Jeled take them al the tine. have used one box
Il nr. Railways Pills am Cured have Lot tAhea
i paEi.c!e @! .ae1.. .-e n * uFonih'.
{ u CIlIlDS, Roxbgry, Nass.
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At Court of Probate held at Buck.port, within
and for the County Of Hancock, on the third
"Wednesday Of May, 4. D. 1864.
OUlSA Il. CLoUGll, Administrative Of the
II estate IF Asa Cough, late Of Dluehill, il
s4id county, deceased, having presented her sc-
count II admin stration upon said estate for Pro
bate:
Ordered That the said Administrator give nc
tiee thereof IL all persons interested, by eau.in
e,py Of this Order 70 be published three week.
successfully in the Ellsworth American, printed in
lsworth. that they may appear at Probate Court
{ be holden at Bigehili, On the fourth Wednes-
day OF July next, at ten Of the clock ia the fore
noon, and shew cause, If any they have, rhy the
same should not be allowed.
PARKER TICK fudge.
4 true CoIY-Attest
i0s A. "A. BAnrLETr, Register
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REMOVED.

The 1ndsz5 -ee5 kas reueszo2 hssssoS Of sosds
10 7bc sssrs NziE St0est, ss1tly oscz pied $y
NS z. q Walker sRd f.Csaei7y j-aprozsl BY Airs-
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80. q: rzte+t J. a-5 .5a.s. Ausrr z.a aye.
t@& E---- Pc ga-a .sa.: E..ai E.943. ~ LI7er
L.-a- - l1--. Dss-eiszs. Female Diseases.
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BfsEeazs ast.7azi = 1ss ..#41ir. fot s5ae is;
Cooelands sure cure fer Bed Bugs.
BITI EI-S-Ory-a1st Hazsani's PEEK ;. Hsr.
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Rot al Heit- 4blat;'., ~ cher;
LINfNEST-Tabizs'. q I'D Saua-itaa. Mzstan-.
AID L.ui,aeai. aal o'atlea,. Il all si14.;
STANDARDIZATION, Sa1-'., Shakers ara
a. stasr iEiac. s=4i k.l.-s-
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fer Ez.r4=; Nale..zr; Ea3=s : Ta4sszsl F],--
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PILES. STRAlNiNG AND TESESMUS,
Pills, STRAINING AND TENESMUS,
lre the results Of Inflammation irritation Of the u.
eous membrane OF the bowels induced by drastic
pi-these imperfect plls instead Of being dissolved
b. the chile are CARED the lover bowels and IL
oEce q perIs'auc movement or evacuation by their
irritation - keAoe the stra'ntRg, cramps, uTeschins
PAM yil>s and tene+Dut, and the fre4e false calls
10 tie rsiter ees hot Ia.iesi uIsd91 'eae take Aese
imI>rfet pttiG
il yoa would AVOID these annoy noes, whenever a
pgfs4tye metirjuc Is required. take a dose I
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons a1l.a,e4 with PILES, may rey on positive
cure by their
CcAfLD VIII GUN
COATED WITH GUN,
COATED WITH GUN.
nr. Railways Pills are elegantly Gated with Gum,
Tree from taste smell, be taken at all time.
ana all OCCASIONS. No danger viii result from ooiCs
If exposed 10 Set damp weather alier tak.Ds these
pills.
SIX OF RAILWAYS PILLS
Have secured vigorous evacuation in severe cases
OF Inflammation Of the Bowels, Paralysis, &c, ater
Cfoton OH Harlem OIL, injections ard other means com
petey failed. dose Of ftadways Pills will remove al
distractions, and free passage. Directions fol
are inside each box. Price per box, Is cents Sold
By Druggists, Medicine Dealers, and store keepers.
n. R-Every Agent has been furnished with freS
and made pHls A. each box Is enclosed wit
stee! Engraved Label, take none others.
RApWAY d 90,
81 Maiden Lane, New York.
c. q PECK, Agent. Ellsworth, Ne. N4J
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Al Co1ri 81 Pr5oat- htt4u BncEsp0r, within ard
for the CooAty 81 iiAnc9ck he turl v ednesd4y
May, 4. p lss4
n The petition u John Hopkins administrator Of the
estate 4 Fhasas Bra~n i4le d Buck.port, it, aid
County, ce4std representing that the personal es;.e
q sad deceased Is D5, sufficient - pay the just debt
which he oWei he time u h- dail ly le Il fur
h21rl dollar. and pray Ing FRA Ac-us- . sell AMI
10y the u said deceased, ifeiuin- the
deli,Al charge.
OrlfrsdTai iie said petitioner give notice Thereof u
tn heifs = sad dec=l AID % all persons interested.
IN szi s-t4te - causing cP! 81 ths orer 20 h~ put
ii-.a. r vols -accessiFsly in the Elsgrt+ American
printed IT EisEsrt, that they may appear Probate
~ fe holden az Ellsworth, sAd County. the
third " edueslaF Of J-ue isext. u the cipek
ia The gsuo, ard shcE caHse, It an they have, ghy
TIE player o. sail petition shout M, ~ granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A ,rus eopy-Attest,
II. A. A. BARTLETT. n ,tster
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A corrt o, Pr bs,e he'd at within and t9r tie
C5lE-y q NzLc0ck, tie t4ird wednesday q
Aay 4. p -
\ ANtY a. M00RES. yifsE 4 JAMES :. M3or=s late
u Csst5ae, deceased. having De apgc l:l1g to
fr advance o. tie p~Fssa4i ts-4ts Of said
DECEASED.
O14ereI That tie sal y. Hres give notice 70 al pr
ini-rr.tel BY c.2-.f copy o. ii. order he pub
i.siss5 ltre- successfully tile EL-xerth American.
printed Ellsworth, that tiy taay spIaa. Prbae
Court, be holden Ellsworth ia sad Comfy this
third Welnesday u June next, tea o'c.rcs The
fgrelosa auL she's -aps Il sLy they hare, shy al
los sEgGG IA: bs laade-
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
trls cory-Atisst.
Ief A. A BARTiETr. Register.
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At Il Court q Probate holden Al Bsok-por ~ahu and
fr the Cookty 81 FsncOck, lhe thkj Wednesday si
Nay, 4. 81.
IIkNBY DARLING + AL Administrators Il tn.
IL esaie Of Enech hsrnsrd late Il HscSsI, osf- ia
sad cs9nty, deoeassa, haF!as Trzs,s -r account q
adHnirisvataca sad etceased's estate k Is&e:
LSdS<,s~Tkst Sre said Administrators give Souce
herecs al Iers Interested, by casing pY u
orsez 70 e. Ishls,9 thrse weeks successfully IL che
EHs<ark AeaetsaAs printed ElsEar tk tt-y mar
af{-1f krlsl@ Eazrt te &odeR ElsFo<th zSl
4r third Cd 8esa4y 4 {lD> ksxts q tle click
IN 2se tsrciIaz ai sbe~ ally I4ey lave, shy
the AaBeslit - Allowed
PARKER u. TTCk, J.dge
t"e csny-Atttst
IS IL. BAETL ELI, Keg1a1.
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TIVE Gnder,irned take this method 20 inform
L the cit z=ts IF Ellsworth and vicinity that
her have recently fitted up machinery FOX IKE