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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-08-10
C~onstIpation COstIveness, Suppression
Rheumatism, Govt, Neuralgia, Dro1s~
Az. P~aralyyis. Fits, etc.

JO1N ds ALAlAAAA41 4s -
ConstIpation CostIveness, Suppression
Rheumatism, GOut, Neuralgia, Dro.s~
sly, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From DR.. j. r. Vaughn, MoHtrsdL CsRaaa
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the progenitOr Of others that are worse. / believe O.
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are so much the best physic we have that recommend
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From he Rsr. Dr.. Hslrkss, efhs MHoSiss EpiA easyea
PULASKI House.. Savannah, Ga jan q 1856.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-08-10
WARsIv. wyoming co. n z, Oct,

WARsIv, wyoming CO. n II UcL-, Ioo'-
DEAR SIR ! am using yVdr Catbartic fihs ~ nay Ff'e-
tice, and find them an excellent purgative to cleanse -
system and purify ne Jonsdias IF he goai.
JOHN g. MEACIAM, u. n.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-08-10

ANY quantity Of hrst rate seasoned Spokes, hick-
ory ana W mite Oak Lumber, in exchange for work
or CaSH. Z. K. M1SELL.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

CoLD FLooRs -"keep the head cooi
and the feet rann, says the phys,ciaE
Some people are SO unfortunate as to
1--we in hired houses, or are too poor c
repair their own, or do not wish to lay
out money to repair the old ore, when
they expect in a ,ea:. or two that ~
place will be occupied by an.y one
What are such people to d. when The
floors are filled with cracks that lit ~
the wind and colds
No sort Of chance 70 follow the af-
vice Of the doctol, in such case. The
cracks change things just end for end.
Cold feet and blood and heat 10 .,i.e
head. We were in JUS such fix. We
read in the Family Joama,. that
newspapers being spread beiEcea bed.
clothes were excellent Aon,eonanc;ers,
and rendered beds very warm. We
applied the principle of oa, cold floor.
before laying dowa the carpet, we
covered the who.e q .or with lews
papers, being careful to break joints.
II produced decided charge in the
Temperature Of the room.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

nv ad nlirasion at such developement1 81
of character an,i genius combined, Mr.
Lincoln, your success is no lJrger
marvel It j. the legitimate result Of
adequate causes. You deserve it all,
and a great deal more. II yon will
per nit me, would like to use this fact :
pnblicly. 1t wlA be most valuable in
melting our young men to that patient
classical and ma,hematicle culture,
which IN 1st minds actually reqnire. No
man can S4lk Uell unless he is able first ?
lot all to desne to himself what he is,
taking about! Euclid, we'll studied,
would fpee;the world of half its calami-
ties iy banis;iing half the nonsense
which now dclules and causes il.
have often though, that Euclid would q
be one Of the best books to put on the
ca'alnguc of tie Tract Society, II they
.ct uld get people to read it. II would
be a means of grace.
"I@,hink so, said he laughing Il
eote for Eaclid" !,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
AGRICULTURAL! !!

A young taan who has recently takeu
wife says he dill net Sn2 it half so
hard to get married as he did 10 get
the Surnture, and when it came to get.
ing the bread and butter he had tp
fall back on The old folks.
a thin old man with rag bag 10 his
hand was picking up some small pieces
Of whalebane winch lay o. the street.
The deposit was Of such singular na-
ture that We asked the quaint looking
.a,hererthaw he Supposed they camo
there. aDon', know" he replied in y
ssueakiag voice '''svt spec soms unr
fortunate female was recked hereaboGl
soEewhere."
Indust,y vii mahe a'parse, and .fr.s-
sallty will give strings to il. This
purse will cost You nothing. Draw the
Strings as trugaii,y directs, and yoR
viii always tiad psefpl ,pcnpy a w
bettoga.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
crcK.NrSG4oF rr. The cost Of main

crcKRNrSG1of rr-The cost Of main
tanning BY Rebellion and offensive war
at first and defensive war afterward, the n
shaky interests OF less than 800 900 g
liroWietors in negro slaves, tells on,
the barons Of the colt IN plant and the
sngar cane. Edward Everett in his }
grea, speech in Boston says:
], Il have within few days conversea ,
with most intelligent gentleman pa, |.
the meridian of life, who 10 avoid being
forced into the trenches, succeeded a =
few weeks since in escaping from one h
of the Calf States, assured me that he
had cangeysed with wealthy planters p
who were weary Of sacrificing their
sons to preserve their slaves and i. is
within my personal knowledge that
msny Oft the MOST enlightened citizens L
ut the South regard Slavery as as un- i
mitigated evil. 'Fhey did SO even be-
fore it had wantonly involved them il
the measure,e>s cal antilles of war. Il
is mol iu human nasare that the masses b.
Of the people should carry on rninous N
war for ever. to sra,j:y the pride. the "
ambition oi' 4 few political and military
leaders, or the covering aristocracy to in
which they belong.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Nothing daunted by these two nn.

Nothing daunted ny these two IN
successful attempts to secure the rich
prize, Capt. Jernegan then ordered the
mate to cut the fine and shoe. the
whale with bomb. lauce and receiving
the til,h charge from the whaling gun,
The whale threw his head high above
water, tLen sunk Immediately, thus
disappointing his captrns Of their well
earned booty, without even the conso.
| lalion Of the unsuccessful Indian coon
hunter, "Hc he ,so berry tat coon afte,
all"
| It's little remark able that il attack,
ing six whales during III" ,hree months
previous 10 the mia.,!e ~ April. 1861,
Capt Jcrnecan has five times been
compelled TO take refuge in the brinv
| deep in lieu OF his boat, although
Throughout lis previous experience in
assisting in, taking more than 10000
bols. Of oil, he had never encountered a
similar disaster. He appears neve'ihc-
| less, not TO have lost relish tnr the spor,
but now, in the prime of life, retains
fully as keen zest fer whale catching
as the bird or fox hnnte. for tL,il mere
easy prey.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
DIR. y. K. WEIR,

Late of Pennsylvania announces to the citl-
Gems Of Toledo aud vicinity, that hei perlna-
nently located in this place, offers hisscrtices
as Practitioner Of the German, French span
ish moic Of medical treatment, SO successfully
practiccd of late in France, Spain and America
lie not only ascerains the nature Of disease
as formerly practiced by physicinns but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living at a distance
and unable to visit him, can he treated ny
sending him clear vial full oftheir moning,
urine. from which the disease will te asccr-
tanned Female complaints in all thir various
forms treatelc carefully and ccnfidcntially.
will attend toaH calls promptly. Residence
and office North Wesr Of the public square.
u. X. WEIR
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

Marshfcld the home of the great
Daniel Webster gave unanimous vote
for the .country-224 for Llnco'n.;
Mcclellan, none.
The largest boat ever built Oil the
western waters is now heing ,cnnstri,c-
ted at Je!lereonvillc, Indiana. Her hull
is 3l2 feet long, 40 feet beam, and -
feet depth of hold, giving her a carry
ing capacity .M over 2souc tons.
The Richmond 1aest'rer, in an ar
,iele on tie condition Of affairs in tas
Southern Contederacy, says that .,he
currency has now lost itr purchasing
power, and must be got rid OF alto.
gethar." Repna,at;on must now he
the pol;cy.os their Government, and Ia
this end they are being rapidly .lliHen
b, the results Of the election.
Election day passed ofxery quietly
in Ne. York until evening, Mhea i'm
mense crowds gathered III the street,
aud about the newspaper offices te
hear the result. The Tribune" says
/ the scene about the newspaper Office,
was one ot greater excitement than ha,
Ibcen witnessed in New Yo.k tor more
than tXcn.s Sears. s
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Wha.ing Sicry.-An unsuccessful
AGSyRNfaSeG.
TnEo. J. EEMoRE.


The launtless energy and practical
skill Of our hardy whalemen has been
wisely appreciated by the department
Of The. navy in its calm. into the SER
wee many II ,lis class, who, besides
being efficient in seamarship, have be
come lnn,rd 10 innlinent pc il, as a
matter Of course. As illustrating the
characteristics Of this class, We fnention
the following occurrence during the
recent Successful VOYAGE Of the ship
George and Susan, Of this roI', under
the command Of C,pt. Nathaniel NJ.
.Ierne gan, Of Edga,,own
While cruising for whales in the Al
Ian,ic ocean. in March. 1864 in latitude
81 deg 80 min. south, longitude 50 dey.
80 min. west. the luolsoI, d,scesered
were l.4wered--two III them heading off
in pursuit of large spe,m wha 8. prom
ising WELD Of one hundred and twenty
barrels ot oil The mates boat over.
took the whale and struck him witt. a
lance, apparently with good chance
Of capturing also another whale then in
sight. The wound from, the lance,
however, did not prove cfftctnal, and
the captains boat then approached aud
threw another lance into the whale.
The monster retreatcd a short distance,
then deliberately approaching ,he'boat,
laying his ponder'ns jaws ever her
frail side, and securing j; fully in his
mouth, chewed the beat completely il
fragments, leaving her crew to provide
for themselves. which they were not
slow to do, escaping in safety to thu
mates boat.
Capt. Jcrnagan meantime took com
mand of the :bird mates boat aud agail
approached and lanced the whale, bu
apparently with little effect. A ,hirt
lance however, induced the .,nanster I,
attack This boa, also, and with simila,
| effect, reduced it to fragments. Capt
| .yernesan became entans!ca in the I'm,
attached 10 the whale and in col.tac
with the ems Of ,hissnodcrn Representa-
! tion ef the temporary sepuleher Q
] Jonah, hut with characteristic presenc
! Of mind he .uanagcd 10 throw Oft one q
his bools, nna thereby ex,ricate.ksMsel
II iom this part of the .hloMma. TIL
refreshing coO.ncss of thc sea wa,e
| and the increased facility in she use j
his limbs, proiup.ed him also to thres
Of the o.her boot, aud he TINS succeed
cd in reaeLing the remaining boa. i.
tsafc'y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
The white.rar democracy talk Il

The white.rag democracy talk 10
farmers about hard times. The farmer
that is not better off to-day than be
ever was before, is either idle or shift.
less. He gets the highest price Tor
everything he raises-N heat, ,.corn, oats,
vegetables, all the products Of the soil
AID he has more money in bank, and
more 10 loan than he ever expected to
have, tonr years ago. His family en-.
lows more Of the coe.far,s and lay1rlss
It life than at any period heretofore.
and j, is no venture 10 say ihas not al
inteli,gen, farmer la Iowa who is ua
warped by political pr5udee> will deny
that he is prospecting Notwithstanding
the advance in taxes and III the prices
If merchandise. Of course tie hue
and cry abou. lard times every farne,
knows is raised for POLITICAL etfec..-I
Hopktye. t
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

ls prepared by the ori 2inator Of tbs jnstly
ce,ehra ted Goes Cough l.aisam MIR. Coe has
never prepared \ medicinal article 70. pull.
lie and general use. but what has stood tho
strongest tests, and has xlwa,s borne tho
palm Of victory over every dises.e it has
been certified to cure.
Will you who are nfering from DysrcpsiA
Indigestion Naraca. Hearth, r., Sick Head
ache, Cramp aud Pains in tha.Stomacb :anA
Rowels, iciiity Of the Stomach, Ckoierxn,or-
hns, nys.n'ery, and General Debility aud
weakness OF lie whole sys,em--try but y
single bottle, We will never urge you again
II We fail IN this case. Our own know ledge
oft merits, the united testimony Of all
who lave ever tried it. the encomiuMs tef
hundreds Of our own neighbors, your duty 10
yourself, and tie beneficial result, rs certain
- the sunshine, all earnestly, pcrsst-n,'y,
Urge YOU 10 Just try one bottle. If what ws
say IS not correct. if our staiements9 CEN
cerning its wonderful virtHse are net fo,Md
to be true. if yau do Il say that the opera.
tion OF The medicine is instantaneous anl
perfectly wonderful, We will renouncs ou<
profession at.rers to the !rublic health,
aud retire from the field, admitting that ~
Are incompetent TO compound Q medicinal
preparation, which would b entitled TO your
confidence.
Sold by druggists every wksrs. Price. 81.
Per Eottle.
6. g. CLARK ksCO., Preprie.srs.
New Haven. ctnl.
LORD SMITH, General Western Agents,
o3 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.
y6Rloyl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

IL the greatest appetizer ever * aown-it il nos
only creates the appetite, but sensh.es you !"
easily digest your food.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

At N,rgisia City, Nevada, water n
hollis at temper ature OF 900 degrees =.
.n account OF the gro Il elevation Of the
city above ''~ 'v''s'' y 4 f
There are more grapes ia France
than the whey ard mes knew wAat e.
do with. The coopers can't { make ca>k-;
enough to hold all he vine. W asait. br
Some of the Mc.sgan farmers have
been making ra>a from ,he.- white I
pine trees The Tosin is Of excellent :.
quality, and they thick they csr make
II profitable. tat 3
An Arkansas wo,Aeu who WAS asked .,
it there were any Presbyterians in her CT
neigiborhool, said she guessed not
her husband l.aIn't killed any since !.
they had lived there. n
Circasaa ia allotted tro,p the map.
The contest betweep the gallant raco N
which has fought so lolg asd 6efcely 70
agains, The Rnssians has ended IN the ~
cari,u, ss4on OF Nradar. their last strong IA
hold. The people are now seeking an :
, asylum in Turkey. They arrNe 10 ala
state Of great desia ution. TIE Sultan =.
has given s250.ouo from his private ),
purse fas their relief v /
PEssssS DlsRu RsEMESrs. Mr.. My
ers, Pension Agent for the Safe of Iowa
has asade sis' following Disbursements
in the way Of pensions since Jaae lst,
ls64: Fer the month Of June, *a3, 3,o55,
96; Juiy, 44,4o6 40 August, SEQ
.30i,9l !; September. $4,000, 50.
/ 4 copper statute Of Baldha, seven
feet in ,hs.ga,, which was discosered !,
while exeas s.,lg for railwaw in In
dia, has just xcaehcd Birmingham. This
statute is sani by an,iluarians to be
two Thousand five hundred years old.
4 Boston gave Oh majority against
! Mr.. I.ipco.n on his t,st slection,; noR
5,oes for hip !!
Therei.s not stream Of tronble so
deep AMI swift running that we MA.
not cross sately,if W. have Anusa.e sts
!. steer aud s;ren@lhlto PM. ,eat o4z ]
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Co.'s Dyspepsia Cure.

Has no equal in the world - remedsl
agent. There is not q preparation now
known that IS as certain, speedy,.an infsl.
ab,c IN is action relieving and curing At
once. We say this, positively.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Gees Dyspepsia Cure

noes not e1hiliratc and excite the pa.ieaA
sufercr, like alcoholic Bitieis and beverages
al advertised TO cure dyspepsia hut il il =
medicine ,rost wonderfully adapted II a!!
diseases of the stomach and bowels.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

. -
Now Hprrah for Abraham Lincoln,
Once, again the Peoples choice! +.
For in such valiant leader ss.
We viii cvp,morc r.jn,cn.
Tell it 1T tie sacred hearthstane;
II Sound ii from 'hc mountain top,
For with Freedoms Champion for us,
Freedoms na,ch can never stop.
We have coneaered fai,lv conquered,
Conquered At the ballot box,
And ven neve, be ruled by traitors
Like Nallandis CHAM and Cox.
Let our heats he eve, grateful
For the victory We have gained,
To the mighty God Of Battle,
Who, his righteous canse maintained.
Then swell high the lofty chorus
From the army and the feet;
S|avery's mnions are all vanqnished,
And our victory is complete.
Chorus.
Let ench Freeman bear the standard
.1Bravely 'gainst the treacberous foe
Southern rebels. Northern traitors,
Each alike shall feel The blow.
Cowards lurking in our alleys,
Bearing weapon, torch and brand,
Plotting death ard conflaeration,
Shall be seourged throughout ,heland
ChWus.
Then Iun all fpr Ahra'm Lincoln,
Evetm"re ,he Peoples friend;
He'll snppnr the Constitution
And maintain it to the end.
Dea, to Traitors swif, destruction,
Cause This cruel war toceass,
And by li,m decisive action,
Gain an everlasting peace.
Chorus.
TnEo. J. ELMoRE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Goes Il 20 s;a Cure /!

IS indispensable 10 the por'mantea.. Of
every traveller, as it at once prevents diszs-
hess or sea sickness. either III steamers
ears and is q never filling preventive os
danger from change Of water AID Climate.
10 lot d. without it,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Goes Dyspaps,a Cure,

VIII relieve distress from food CT purify
sour stomach, ia css time hau i: take. ".
write this !:E.e
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
w. u. MILLER Nj. y.

s1 Toledo Iowa.
/, Offers his professional services 10 the citi-
zens ofvama County in the practice Of Ned
icine, Operative Surgery Obstetrics. Dr
Miller has had thirteen years experience in
the trentmcut OF W estern Discasesin Iowa and
anl expects, by strict attention to his profes
sion, TO merit share Of patronage. v5n22.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

ls warranted 10 d. AZ! we have Gained
Tor y. and We will furnish ynu certificates
OF cur best ciiizens and cl.rgyuen ~ back
up our statement
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE I

Is Recommended by ali Tie leading phyi-
ciaGs
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!

Cures instan'a neously- and you d, no. have
to waita week to zee its eject.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Ia BAER'S
vcgafAsDic HAIR Rest Orer.

It xillactn.lly restore gray and failed hair
to its original color, by frst.restoring the scan
to healthy coaditin,.
1T will prevent tho hair from falling off.
.. viii remove dandrnG, and cure all un-
pleasant il .hing aud cruptions Of the heaa
II is 4 Scmcdysfor nervous headache.
4 No dye.
Il restores the hair by q natural process,
and may he used with perfect safety and may
bc'usel by all. Friends try Il.
Price Sl,o0 rer bottle. Sod 1T tho City
Drug Stare in Telda. vSn30u
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Chr a|uwa Transeylpt,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
At $500 per Year In Advance
$3.50 at the expiration Of three month
Rates or Advertising.

hue Square first insertion, Sl,5o
i each subsequent insertion, O,7p
!, hue square Three months, p'oo i,
do Six months, 800
do One year l2,oc
u.,arter column, one year, 1o,uu
('he half column, one year, a1 oo'ou
s,n. cnl;,nn ono year. 5000
nsS,r In addition to the above rates. advertise
mcnt seontaiAing rule and figure work, viii
obcharged one third more. .-
Ten Zines Of this type make square
BUSINESS Cards, consisting Of six lines or
-cas, $500 per year.
say- All Transient and Legal advertisement,
a.,,st be paid in advance.
r<A- Unless the number Of insertions oe srec',
6ei at the time advertisements are handed
thew will be published I the discretion o.
ile publisher and charged for the length Of
eis G tie, are inserted.
A liberal discount from the above rates
an be made to large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Goes Dyspepsia Cure !

Is an Invaluable friend 10 all who'are weak
deot!itatsd, and in low state Of normal
act on.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!

Cuces FEVER and iGU E-Let those sEist-
ed with this malady try it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

Is sore eign remedy for Al diseAsss
the STOMACH aud BOWELS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
q9ppsiti'aus
DR. 1T. II. BALDY.,
PHYSICIAN & 0By7lfRIcIAb |

Diseases Of Women aud. children, will re-
ceive especial attention.
Office at his residence north east Of Pub
'ic Sl,lare in house formerly owned BY D..
Harmon. sstE. .s,ss
Toledo, March 10th 1861. ,tritn }vGnl0ty
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Regulates aud Tones rlsA StomacIs.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

LORD S SMITH, General Wcstern Agents,
o3 Lake Street, Chicago, III.
v6Rloyl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-08
Marsbal's Sale.

DY virtue Of two Wits sea8 oni ezpoi,as n ne g.
ID &c Ted from The Circuit Court q TIE United ates
f-r tie Middle nisirc: Of Tennessee, at lie October
term, lS6, viii expose 70 Pablo sale, 70 the hEhcst
bitter, for cash. a. he door OF the Court house, in
Nashville, Tennessee, commfncirg az IL O'Clock, A
n, IN TUESDAY,, the 1Sih day d JANUARY, 1854
al the right, tie, clam, interest, snd estate which
K. r. Gru0mes rs piece or parcel q land IN
Nashville, Davidson county, Tenn, described Wiih
the boundaries EOWing Beginning a. Drws' A
Harm ans corner, on Water steel running theuCe
With Water street twenty seven feet, more or lsss,
towards Casteman street. 20 Berry's oOruer thence,
az right angles with Berry's Inc 10 Guihfey street:
theLos with Guthrcy street, twenty feet, more
or less, TOW ards Broad street, 70 Isws Harman's
corner; thence At right angles, 20 TIE Re Inning;
being The came conveyed @ said Z. II GToane D.
3. 2. Foster, as per deed recorded On page 40 o.
Book No. p, Of the Registrar for Davidson COZ - -
levied On with whatever Improvements thfre may Dc
on the same, @ satisfy "a grnents rendered ~ f@is
Circuit Court its April term. 1885, ~ Ains 1foo NEE
Cavsrt z Co., And In aver " A T. G21dsii, a4a ,
F.R'GLAsCOCE, Marshal.
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