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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-19
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of DelaUuara
fORIo,H.r. MI csv.v 80 y

ORIGINAL MILL CRHBK, &o)
THIS Company continues to offer to the people Of nal.
ware Its superior advantages OF Insurance aFslnst &
by hre on all descriptions Of property except MaIns
The Institution Ia commended by over 90 years axn.
ence in and attention to the subJ Of Mutus
belng the rst to introduce the principle into our aa
by reaaon Of which, It is believed the MnnSTers hsS
been enabled 80 to adjust and discriminate between ~
ship among the most equitable character Of The nusr
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public
been 90 prompt and LIBERAL that In IS years bnsinsss ~
loAsea reaching over 100000 not single case ot mo-
nv occurred and scarcely one Without entire salts
Looking more 10 the safety than the numbsr ana
amoant 81 s risks Il has declined Hundreds Of Thon
sandA o. Dollars Of Insurance, either as requripK too
great An amount In single riak or AZ odarina nnat w
jees q Insurance for the character OF the Insntion
In this manner 1t Is conceived IL has ths ssfast ~.
most OF insuranceH, In proportion 70 the amnnnt
-- eyer SIX millions Of boArs of any other COMPANY
within reasonable range. f~-J
AS evidence Of this 1t has notony reduced the rata NJ
insurance at all times moderate onesixth during ~
oOO as security against any assessment on IN Dano
Notes which sum BY the to Scrip Cersesta y,
Use balances due 70 eAeh member, being ssued Iii
be paying interest to them from January 1ssa =, ~ ~
Ateol per cent per annuEn, thus making sti farih
It commenced the year 1862 with real urot.ct,on d.
the community in Deposit Notes Of SoSa ooo @
$4,000
Total protection, .50ooo.
u Is ne work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and a. ssS
s....,.., Presidsnt--JRssK SHARPE.
seeie'AFT and Ireasurer-RoBRRT MoOABH ND
DIRECTORS:
kh Wilson, Brandywine Hd; James DslAplAn. Cb,,s,,
& snA hui James webb, Samuel Barr Z, O. stotssuburg
anu Jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hd Robert Macsh HIih
Greek Hd John F. williamson white CLAY orseI ny MI.
george JAnyier, New Castle HID; Curtis b. Rllison pan
eader Hd.j John Q. Clark Red Lion Hd WIN Tssrl ~
smyinaj Jsmes H. Burnham, st. Georges Id, ohnIIss
~ Fleming Peter y Causey, Milford; Henry Todd DoyeT
charles Tunnell Georgetown. ' D''''
AehNTs-As well for receiving applications for nsur
o, 81, Wilson. VI sra9dywine Hd; Robert MccAbe, MIL
St1gA sA hdi James Delaplain, ChristiAna Hdt John
nmnhamson, white Clay Creek Hdi Curtis b. Ellison
RencadeF Hd Red Lion, st. Georges and AppoouinminR
MundTsdsi Joseph e. Griffith, smyrna; James Cripnsn
TJ rev yss1is hli Charles 4. Fleming Milford charls5
Communications on general business addrassad ,o ,h
Ion. -'e iAnieuiAte Auen
fa ROBERT MccABR NJ. D.. sscrs..ry
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-19
I.IVING unMn

nHK season being over for hummer boardors who have
kept me full most Of the time for the last four menths
At reasonable prices for the times.
nova A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-19
STATE v1II,I. OF DELAWARE, !

STATE OF DELAWARE
. ,,on, - EXECUTIVE DgpARTMssr
l. oUsrIs W. WRIGHT, Secretary ~ ssa,'
state o. Delaware do hereby certify that the sSova e
"hn Sst 81 smsnd ~ Sha tae eepy q the entitled
vised osds passed az Dover, March " 1865 KS ,o Ike Ne
slnAl Of "nieh y on nile In this Department 'A' 0ii
IL. e1 hand and ofieal seal at Dover tbis y, my
seventh Day OF April in the year Of onr Iayi
one thousand eight hundred and siSt = Vsr ar LORD
.o, cusrls W. wRiGHT
"Ay4-im Secretary of STATE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-19
GROCERIES.
Molasses,
And all other articles usually kept in Grocery Store
which he is selling at the N'"
LOWEST MA ARRET RATES

Housekeepers are requested to call and examine hls
stock OF gooda The subscriber having bsen engaged In
the grocery business In the Of James Mofrcw for
several years, feels confident that by strict attention 10
business he will give entire satisfaction to ali who NAV
favor him with trial. ~ "'
iebSsm. JAMES NJ JONES.
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counted for by the Agents of the state, appointed
for that purpose and directing that the subsist-
enCc and other stores shall Dc used lor the re-
lief of the people OF the State and the rroclalia
ton of Joseph l. Brown, styling himself Govern
or of Georgia dated at the Capitol Of that state,
on the 81 day of May, 1865, requiring the omcers
and members of the General Assembly TO meet
i'll extraordinary session at the Capitol in Mil
ledgeville Oh Monday, the 22d day OF May, 1860
and the proclamation of \. 4. Allison, stylnS
himself Acting Governor OF Florida. dated at lai-
lahassee, on the Sth day of April, 1865, giving
notice and direction that an election will be ned
on Wednesday, the 7th day of june, 1865, for
Governor of the State OF Florida are, each ana
all of them, declared null and voId it having be-
come known to me, from trustworthy lnlorlna-
ton, that the aforesaid A. g. MaGrath, Joseph 4.
Brown, and A. X. Allison, are disloyal to the Uni
ted States. having committed sundry and mVers
acts of treason against the same, Ill adherlnS 10
their enemies. giving them aid and comfort.
The persons and peoples. to whom the proc!a-
nations herein above referred to nave Deen re-
spectiyely addressed, are therefore enJo'ned ana
commanded to give no heed whatever thereto,
or to any orders, proclamations, commissions. OF
commands, emanating from persons claiming
the right to exercise the functions and au.hSrty
OF Governor in either of the States Of South Caro-
lima, Georgia or Florida, unless the same shall
have been promulgated by the advice or consent
of the United States authorities
III. Inc pOIlCy anu WISHES VI llc wv
crnment toward the people of these States, ana
the method which should be pursued by them III
rcsuming or assuming the exercise Of their Po-
litical rights, will doubtless be made known at all
early day.
1t is deemed sufficient meanwhile to announce
that the people OF the black race are free citizens
of the United States thai il is the fixed intention
of wise and benefcicnt Government to protect
them in the enjoyment of their freedom ard the
fruits Of their industry, and th:t it is the NALL
fest and binding duty of all citizens, whites as
well as blacks, to make such arrangements and
agreements among themselves, for compensated
labor, and shall be mutually advantageous to all
parties. Neither idleness nor vaGrancy Will be
tolerated, and the Government will rot extend
pecuniary aid to any persons. whether white or
black, who are unwilling to help themselves.
Ill. District and Post Commanders throughout
this Department will at once cause this order to
be circulated far and wide, by special courers or
otherwise, and will take snch steps to secure its
enforcement as may by them be deemed neces-
sary. q. a. GlLLMohE-
Niai.-Gen. Commanding.
Official: T. ID. HODGES,
Capt 35th U. S. c. T.,
Act Asst Adjt Gen.
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The Tribune has the following not

The Tribune has the following not
very complimentary allusion
New England produces many of the
best specimens of the human race, and,
along with these, some of the very mean
est beings that ever stood On two legs
cunning, rapacious, hypocritical, ever
ready to skin q flint with a borrowed
knife and make (for others) a soup out
of the peelings. This class soon become
too well known at home-"run out" as
the phrase is-when they wander all over
the earth, snufing and swindling, TO the
injury and shame of the land that
bore them and cast them out. Nor
let it be generally presumed by the
ignorant blacks of the South that q Yam
kee, because q Yankee, is necessarily a
friend, and this unclean brood will over
spread the South like locusts, starting
schools and prayer-meetings, at every
CROSSROADS, getting hold Of abandoned or
coniiscated plantations and hiring labor
ers right and left, cutting timber here,
trying out tar and turpentine there, and
growing corn, cotton, rice and sugar,
which they will have sold at the earliest
day and run away with the proceeds,
leaving the negroes in rags and foodless,
with winter just coming on. Trust
thyself" is tue very first maxim to be in
pressed on the ignorant blacks take no
mans fair words as substantial verities,
but insist on being paid as you go.
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UILTON HEAD, May II. 1876.

HILTON HEAD, May II, 1876.
SIE:-I have to-day seen the regulations
prescribed by the SecrctIry OF the Treasury,
which went into effect on the 10th inst. As [
have no copy for You, give You synopsis thcic-
OF and sucn directions As they seem - require.
YOu VIII please see that the SAME are promptly
executed Ill your agency. All previous regula-
tions are revoked. Tie new, substantially pre-
scribe rs follows:
1st, Nothing but cotton can be purchased by
agents appointed to purchase for the United
states
ID, All other products in States included in
the Presidents proclamation of April -, 1860.
may be forwarded to loyal States By any owner
thereof whether he be the original producer or
purchaser, upon payment OF the internal rcyr-
hue tax.
Sd, Any person taking the prescribed oaf; that
lie will be hereafter loyal to the United States
may receive any amount OF goods, not coutr:baId
of war, and may dispose OF them withOu: reStrc-
ton at any place in the lines named tn any per-
son who shall have taken the prescribed oath.
The authority to do this will be given by the Gus
toms Officer of the Port where the goods are re-
ceived, or by any other officer OF the Treasury
Department.
lou will at once commence acting under the
new regulations as above indicated.
Any merchandise now arrived or hereafter ar
irving III your agency under proper clearance,
you will cause to be permitted to be landed aud
disposed Of TO or by any person authorized as
above.
Please to instruct assistants in your agency ac-
cordingly. am, very respectfully.
Your obcdIant servant,
WM. z. MELLES,
Gen,l Agt Treas, Dept.
ALBERT G. BROWNE, Fsq,
Sup. Spl Ag't 5,h Agency,
Savannah, Geo.
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IEAD-;GUAETERs, DEPT. OF TIE SoUTH. !
HuTUN HEAD. :. C., May -. lSG:I.
GcTcral Orders, /

General orlers,(
No. -.
Paragraph '. General Orders No 50, current
series, from these Headquarters is hereby modi-
lied, to ! ad as follows:
The fee of the Medical Officer for visiting, ey.
amininS and certifying vessels arriving 1T these
Pos;s, shall be collected from all vessels eycrrt
transports Owned by the Government and Coz
crnment transports doing duty exclusively with
Ill .hc limits CT this Department, and foreign YES
sis of War, a! the following rates:
f.om each vessel f.om foreign port, 800 90
trGm al others, s. %
The money Thus collected will be turned over
~ the Medical Director fOr the Use of the Hospi
tails Of this Department.
Ey Command Of 3Iai. Gen. Q. A. GIILNOR-.
V: l.. II. BURGER.
Asst Adj't Gen.
iOn;:ali T. ID. HODGES,
capt. 3jth L. s. c. T.,
Act. Asst Adi't Gen.
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FREEDMEN's BUREAU,

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 16, 1865.
CIRCULAR LETTER-In accordance with
General Orders of the War Department,
No. u, enter immediately upon the dr-
ties Of Commissioner of Refugees. Freed
men and Abandoned Lands. The bu-
reau, contemplated in the order, will be
located at the corner of and Nineteenth
streets. All commissions, however ap-
pointed, who have charge Of freedmen,
are requested to make report as soon
Us possible of the character and extent of
their work. The Commissioners or Su-
perintendents in Virginia, South Carroll.
~ and Louisiana are requested to report
direct to me the amount of land they
may have under supervision for their use.
The Department Comm nders in the in
surrectionary States will do ME the favor
of transmitting copy of the different
orders issued by themselves or by their
District Commanders relating to the gov
ernment and employment of freedmen
While it Shall be my object to secure as
much uniformity as possible in the mat
ter of employment and instruction OF
freedmen, earnestly solicit cooperation
from all officers and agents whose posi-
ton or duty renders it possible for them
10 aid me. The negro Shol:M understand
h0' he IS really free, bit on no account, if
'bIe 10 'c2?k, Sh0,:ld he hurjor the M0,.Mt
hLGt the goreJWmeH ,rW support hin, IL idle
ness. o. o. HOWARD, Maj. Gen.
Commissioner Of Frccdmen'S Bureau.
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A few Reasons Why the
IS THE BEST.


1t is made on the best principle, while the for
eisn watch is generally made on no principle at
all. The foreign watch is mostly made by women
and boys, By HAND. While their labor is cheap,
their work is dear at any price. Such watches
are made without plan, and sold without guarau-
tee. They are irregular in construction, and quite
as irregular in movement. They are designed
only to sell. and the buyer is the party most
thoroughly sold. Those who have kept 'ancreS,''
'lepines," and ''Swiss levers in profeSsed IT.
pair for a few years will appreciate the truth ur
our statement
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead of being made of several hundred lit
tie pieces screwed together, the body OF the
American watch is formed Of SOLID PLATES
No jar interfercs with the harmony OfltS working.
and TO Sudden shock can throw its machinery
out Of gear. In riding, or any business pursuit,
it is all held together AZ firmly as single piece
of metal. 1t is just what all machinery should
LIST. ACCURATE; ID, SIMPLE; Sd, STRONG:
ith, ECONOMICAL.
We not only Secuc Chcapncss by orr system.
but Quality. We do not pretend that our Watch
can he bought for less money than the foreign
nakc-bccyes, but that for its real value il is SoI
for oae-h.lf the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH (naTcG Wm. Ellery)
is what its maine inGicates-SOlid, Substantial,
and always Rriiable-waranted to stand any
amount OF marching. riding or fighting.
OUR NENI HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
manned p. s. Bartlctt is similar in size and 9rll-
eral appearance, but las more jewels and more
elaborate finish.
OUR LADIES WATCH, recently brought ont.
IS put up in I grca. variety nf patterns, many OF
thcm of rare beauty aud Workmanship, Is q.iitc
small. but warranted 10 keep time.
THE PROOF Of the merits of Onr watch may he
found in the fact that We now employ veg seven
hundred workmCu i'll our factories, a:!d that We
still unable to supply the constantly incre:s-
ing demand.
OUR THREE-QUARTER PLATE WATCH is
timer aud lighter than the others We have
described. Its fiue chronometer balance is deli
cately adjusted to correct theyariatiOn caused by
changes Of temperature. These watches are the
fruits Of the latest inventions in chronCmetIy,
IN are made by our best workmen in separate
department of our factory. For the finest time
Kceping qualities they challange comparison with
the best works Of the most famous English and
swiss makers.
ROBBINS < APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company
20 lS.1 Broadway n :"
For Sale by STEELE X I'll EGiEh, No Ii
Merchants Row Puit Royal S. =.
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UElDQUAETERs. DEPT. OF ruE So1-Tu.l
HILTON HEAD, s. c., May l.. 1856.
General Or,irrs,l
NJ. G3.
l. The proclamation o: At G. MaGrath, STYLING
hiln'clf GOvernor Of South Carolina, dated at
iira lquartcrs. Columbia, S1rth Carolina 1iay 2d
ISI' h"ciarln; that All Subsistence stores AMI the
r:"lart "r ;Ie { iiEriC ate States within thn
limits 81 ia" State should be- tanned over ald ~,
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The FREEDMEN's BUREAU.-Gen. o. O.
Howard, having been assigned to the
bureau Of refugees, freedmen and aban-
doned lands, has issued his first bulletin
rs follows:
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Anew BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY ES-
Ia TABLISIIMENr Al BEAUFUNr.

Ia TABLISuIiENr Al BEAUFUHr.
We have the honor to Inform the residents Or
this department that we have just opened Con-
icc,ioEcry Establishment and frst-cL.lss Bakery
III Sanl. A. CoU!cy's Building at Beaufort,
which we are prepared promptly to I'll! any Or
ders which may be forwarded to us. Special atl
tention is paid to the manufacture of Ornamental,
Pieces, Fancy Confectionery and Elegant Pastry
for holiday or festival tables.
ICAIANCS & MURRAY.
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G Q II II 9 y G [ n =
For Sale ny
GEO. W. ATWOOD 4 Co.
For sale.

N'or sale.
CECCED HAND Y.NWL BOAT. Enquire on
- board the schooner " Gen. Knox" 1t33
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-20
$ Specia1 Meeting of
the City Council.
IMPORTANT ORDTNAN-
CES ADOPTED.
New Election Called.
FAITH OF THE CITY MADE
GOOD.

Last evening there was special meeting of
the City Council at which considerable bulsi-
ness of public interest was transacted.
The ordinance enjoining steamboat masters
from blowing their whistle for a longer period
than ten seconds was reported back by the Or
dinance Committee and adopted, so that hence
forth our citizens will not be compelled to cease
talking, and close their ears for period of ten
minutes, in consequence of the unearthly noise
made by pilots in their insane efforts to invite
passengers to board their vessels
The ordinance giving the Mayor or police
authority to close disorderly houses, without
form Or ceremony, passed
An ordinance providing for the filling of 7th
street, between Washington avenue and VAL
nut street, was adopted.
The ordinance for the punishment by i'm
prisonment, of vagabonds, gamblers, vagrants,
&C., on ''bread and water only,' as well a.
fine, was adopted. Heretofore thieves and ac-
knowledged leeches upon society, were let off
with fines which were paid without provoking
anything from the party other than smile of
anu 1ic WIOleSOlLC ulcJ
provided by Charley Arter will bring them to
their senses and induce them to leave Cairo,
and advertise it among their fellows as a 'mean
place.
The ordinance reported to the Council pro-
posing to amend ordinance No. 26, SO that
awnings could be covered by boards as well as
canvass, was rejected.
r. G. Culley sent in his resignation, which
was accepted.
A resolution was then passed ordering q
new election to fill the follow h@ vacancies:
lst Ward. ...................C NJ. Osterloh.
2nd . .................R r. c. Culley.
Bird - ..................Jn .Jno. Clancy.
4th - Observation-Disclosures .Jno. Calbraith.
The goth day of October was fixed as the
day of election.
The application ofthe County Court for the
50, 500 promised by the City Council by order
dated Nov, :, 1859, in the event OF the reno
val of the County Seat to Caro-the said
50, 500 to be used in the construction of
County buildings, was: by tie Council
ordered to be paid over. This is an
act Of good faith which does our CITY Fathers
credit
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-20

Two young Virginians, who were recently
discharged from the Union army, returned to
their homes in Green county, when they were
informed they would certainly 5c assassinated
if they remained, by ex-rebel soldiers.
Brig Gen. C. b. Fisk, Assistant Commits
sioner of the Frccdmen's Bureau, for the States
Of Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia, has re.
Gently been addressing the people Of Tennessee
on the policy of government relative to Ex-
ecutivc affairs. He recently addressed the in
habitants of Spring Hill, Tenn, on the same
subject, after which he was presented with n
series of resolutions, endorsed by large num-
Der of prominent citizens in which they heart
lily endorse the action of the Government, and
express tEeir intention of faithfully carrying out
the wishes Of the Government in respect to the
freedmen.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-20

New YORK, Sept. 20.-A contradiction of
the report recently put afoat, evidently with
the design of injuring the cause of the Mexican
Republic, that President Juarez designed leav-
ing his country and seeking refuge here, is
contained in letter from that disting uished
ruler, dated Ell Paso, on the l7th of August,
Just received by gentleman of this city
Juarez says he has no idea of abandoning his
country or his country's cause. He had tenn
porarily established the Government at El Paso,
but would soon take up his residence in one of
the interior cities. He is determined to fulfil
his duty of preserving the popular Government
OF his native land, and does not despair of such.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-20
MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Trains now leave Columbus, Ky, for Mo-
bile and intermediate points every Sunday,
Tuesday and Thursday mornings, and in con-
nection herewith the steamer General Ande1'-
son will leave here on such days at six O'Clock
Il. m, and six p. M, ca rrying passengers,
freight and the U. s. mail. The through time
from Cairo is forty-nnc hours. For further
particulars, apply at the office of the Transit
Co, st. Charles Hotel, where the Superinten-
dent of the Company, Capt. Laumer, can at
all times be found.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-20

beautiful rainbow of the sunlight 1t remained
visible about fifteen minutes.
AS this letter will doubtless be the last 1
that shall write your paper from Richmond,
I take this method of returning my thanks for
the kind manner with which they have all
been received, and hope at some future day to
renew my acquaintance with your readers
through the columns of the TINES, which pa
per I hope will meet with unlimited success.
as it will, if energy aid perseverance can
accomplish anything.
TT TT KAYTON
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-20
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander county,
In the Circuit Court of Alexander County, Novem
Der Tem 1865.
HELEN vs. s'''y' In chaneery-pl, for Divorce.
Paul 7. Kirby.
A FFiDAVIr of the non-resdence of Paul T. Kirby
IA the above named defendant, having been filed
in the clerks office of the Circuit Court of sail county,
notice is therefore hereby given the said Kirby
that the complainant filed her bill of complaint in said
court on the cancery side thereof the 20th day Of
September 1862 and that thereupon Summons issued
out OF said court returpable as the law directs
Now unless the said Paul 7. Kirby shall person
ally be and appear before the Circuit said
ty on the first day of the next term thereof to be holden
at the Court House in the city of Cairo in said county
on the twentieth day of November next and plead an
swer or denur to the said complanants bill of com
plant, the same and the matters and things therein
charged and stated, will be taken confessed, and n
decree entered against you according to the prayer
said bill. JOHN @. HARMAN Clerk
Cairo, illinois, September 20th 1865
HAYNIE, MARSHALL Il GILBERT,
Sois for Complainant. sep2Odltwtd
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3ppOfnttu
Convention.
All conservative who believe that the Constitu-
tion the only proper guide for public in
administering government, requested to join in
sending delegates to the Convention. .....r-
Recommended that precinct meetings. for the ap.
pointmen Of delegates be held in the various precincts
on Saturday, October 14th, at O'Clock p. m.
A. G. HODGES,
JOHN HOWLEY
e.. JAMES SUMMERwELL,
NJ. B. HARRELL,
VIII. GREEN,
@ sS 80. JAS. e. McCRITE,
+. BROSS.
Democratic County Committee.
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DOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT

l. The premises lot No. (six), block No. % Qwenty
two) on west side Commercial avenue between Fourth
and Fifth streets, next building to w. N Swaynes gro
Gerry store suitable for Grocery, Dry Goods, loot
and Shoe store. Possession given immediately. Apply
to +. G. CHAPMAN, Secretary Cairo Chamber Of Com
merce Cairo, III. sep8.tf
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NJ EDloAL'
Dr. e. w. Dunning

having returned from his temporary absence again
be found at his office, Room No. IL, Egyptian Block,
Ohio leVee. Office hours from 10 O'Clock a. IN. to 5
o'clock p.
REsInGNCE-West side Washington Avenue between
4th and 5th Streets ie13-dtf