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John w. 4. Watson

Expects 10 BE- IN the town Of Pamela, on the
Tuesday before the time Cor holding the ncs,
circuit court &c Pamela COUNT, and TO rmsin
there uuul ,he closc of the court aprl4.u
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CITATION NOTICE.

Tho State Of Mississippi Pamela county. 10
James u Perry William II Perry. Sarah v.
Perry Amelia : Thafp, William rhafp and
Maria A Perry You arc hereby cited To ny.
pear before The Probate Court " said county,
on The fourth Monday In May next ut the court
house q said county, 10 answer the petition Of
Robert 7 Mutt guardian Of VIM. n Perry and
aud show cause why the prayer Of the
petitioner pmying for the sale Of his ward ! In.
lercst In the east half Of northwest quarter Of
section Of land, No. ~, township o. range 9
west, In said county should not be granted By
Of Court issued 2jth dny Of Aprll. 1896.
apt4r.4t W. p. WOOTTRN. Clerk,
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The metropolitan Record.

The Record and vindicatof shall continue M
" has begun, The ouispoksn and fearless nppo.
nfn' n every act on unconstitutional policy
The defender n The great charter u American
heesufni and The anninching advocate Of liberty
Of spcech vote BY ballot latsa, sorpui. iHll by
jafv. Freedom of the pfcss, aud State Rights.
The Metropolitan Record aud vindifttof will
be supplied 10 subscribers on the following
terms
To country subscribers ~ mail, o. per year
70 elahs Of tea or more, % per ycat Payable
In advance.
Terms to Advertisers Special notices. %
cena per line, transient advertisers. IS cents
per linoi yearly advertisers 4 cents pet line.
All ORDER aud Communications should be al.
dressed 10 The Elliot No 90 nroome street
The editor would ask A. favor that he sub.
%tcrl'iets would furnish him with the names and
addresses Of their friends in other States. r..
well A. that In which they reside, that he my
have the opportunity % supplying them with
specimen copies ~ the lisrori
John mutually, Editor.
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CITATION NOTICE

Ths State N W~alnlppi rahgla county r.
Nav 70 Keith slius snd sHhanial Keith md
Aaa Rflh htIe ~ 1obn II Rein deceased
Sou ere hanh} cited ~ appeaf heipfe ihs Pro
Isls Cont III mli aminly. a. me courthouse
thereof mn ibe hufth Monday IN WAY ntft, 10
hlf autt Why The prjff N The petition u
iohn Bishop pmying ~ title 10 taft bali "
wet hHlfof section land, 80 u, township 4
mnpe 3 In mid county. 'hould not be granted
ny order Of Court issued 18th day n April.
1900 w. p WO0fTEs
arf1a.U tltfk
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas the Honorable Probate c,ur, r.,
Pamela county. At the February term lss'.
granted letters u administration a, tbs MAJ,
siEnsd on the estate Of Daniel c,ptb,n IA.
ceased nov tbsieiore All persons having claims
against said estate atr hereby notified 10 have
them Ptchaisd and registered 10 the Cis-l,
once oi aaid oeuniy within the time prescribed
BY law, % ihsy VII he fcrr,rr barred
api4s-etpd Admiei.r,,,
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NOTICE.
DIR. y. II. WEAVER.

Having permanently located At Eureka, Pamela
eountf. Mississippi, respectfully ofsu hts ser.
vices TO The citizens Of the surrounding country
10 the various branches u bis profession.
ianc-em.pd.
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ADMINISTRATORS Norlcr

Where's letters Of administration m N,
ta'e Of hilcty Csuihcn DEE A. late ~ p,rci,
county Weir Eraniet 10 the undersirn A Al Inc
cerssmher tern. lsee, o. the Probate rp1r, !,
setl rano' eoaaiy. by said Coaft now ihershr.
AZ fffsons hA'ing ri.'ms against said estate vlt
Psssehtlne same ior registration in the Clerk.
eulss y said Panels cauniy within n, time
~ tfihed by las o. thsy will he e,.sts, Nv,
rrd Lt.py rtryury u"-
apl1s G,pi ASw.ap
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To Ny Old Customers
And the
puhlie Generally.

have just opened. and now oier for ale. a
large ard weli selected stock Of Spsias aud
Summer Coods consisting u Every aFtiels usu-
ally kept In a Esnsral stock. which I will ssil .,
bow pricss tr Cash. Call and examine ny STOCK
II you dont bay. change nothing Tor show.
ing rooAs.
vlll take AlAhama and Georgia monsy d,
Bank qnoiations
ssll4t ". p. wATKiNS
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE
CITATION NOTICE.

The state Of Mississippi. rssols county.
To Stephen Y~arhruazh. William yarhrouvh
Augustine fsrhruuah, Richard Ysrh-aash
Mafsha farhruuEh, Nancy YsFbruuzh. Iass.A
fnretvagh John fafhruugh and Jsmss va
orouFa, heirs and distributes Or William uar.
-; assssssa lou and each q yuu are herr
~ si'ed 70 appear hefors the Pubais cs=rs X
shd county, on 2s,h Of June. isss Il 49,
csuse WY the final account Of Ja@erh 4 a.
nm2 sawinistrz'oF II the esiale as~.aL
ceased ssould not b allowed sad spsrsvsd
ny orusr Of curt issued March lsss
"y's-" ". ?. wooTTEv clert
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
The unknown heirs-at-law and distributes OF
james I. McCracken, deceased, late of said
You are hereby cited 4 appear before
Probate Court Of said county, At the court
house Thereof on the 10th day Of May, 1866, 10
cause why The final account OF Jane. l.
Fletcher, sheriff and administrator VI decedent's
should not be allowed and approved. By
order of Court issued 10th day Of April, 1866.
apr2s-4t ". p. W00TTEN, Clerk.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Mary W. Jones widow and relict OF Gavin T..
Jones, deceased. You are hereby CITED to ap-
pear before the Probate Court Of said county,
At tue courthouse thereof on the 2osh day Of
May, 1866, to show cause why the final accouut
James l.. Fletcher, sheriff and administrator
the estate Of said deceased, should not be al.
and approved by order Of Court issued
10th day Vi April, 1869.
opF?s.h W.P. w00TTEN. Clerk.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Many W. Jones, widow Of Calvin e.. Jones de-
ceased, and the unknown heirs OF James T.
McCmckcn, deceased. Yon are hereby cited to
appear before the Probate Court Of said county,
at the courthouse thereof, on the 29th day Of
May, 1866 TO show cause why the final account
Of James l.. Fletcher, sheriff and administrator
Of the joint estate Of said Calvin L. aud James
7. deceased, under the firm name Of Jones 4
McCnekcn. should not be allowed and approx
cd. BY order Of Court issued 18th day of april,
1866. W. P. w0oTTEN,
apr2s-it Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS YoTlcE

Whereas Letters u aamiaisuahop on ths "a.
tate Of u s. Watson. deysassd ts,s ~ p,n,i,
oeaaii we're granted n the undsrsisr,d
y 'se '.nnay tern, ls66, nf the Probate Cour,
y - Faaela r1un'y BY said Court now al
s'a. having claims agsins, said estate viii
FsszFnt me .ams fof registration In the Clerks
eese o aid Paasis comfy within the tim,
fs.ssF'sed ~ law, o. they wiil he forever bar.
W. T. G. BLACkWuOn
nasiaei Aa1ia
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State # Mississippi. Pamela County. IN
the Circuit Court q seid oaueiyl No nef.
icssFhns Carter aud y. 4 sisdge, IT,, admins
sfaioFs 81 fanniur funes deceased. " W 1
Ayhihsid Attachment issued ne 18th DIV
u hsrsh. ises, Hzsinsi lss estate " sad o..
ienizas ~ tas an IL al. 7a3 81 rctnrral,a 10
saif rnnu Nvtis i hssshy given 70 tho ,a,d
defendant ". L Archibald. sass miles he on.
W b srrrsrnnsz ksfsin - e. htfuse The Art
day q the ucxf term q aid epurt % hs hs,a
a the eeaa hsas q aid county 10 The town
~ PenelA On The seventh Nsaaay Anss me
f11fth Hsrtsyin Harth. issa. and plead = IA
stIea. iai<ratnf siil " shlsFsd arlu=t hin
md ~ <tai< attached viii be soiA
artf-u Ju HARRISON, Cel.
H-frs@ : Tssler fur plslsslx
, 1866-11-12
LAW AND JUSTICE,
Giving mp Property and Wanting it
Hack-Wh4t In = Clear TitIcf

Tho Chief Justice OF our SUPERIOR Court de.
1,var,,o h;s i.ci.tnn In a.. r.1ah,.,aS ~. =.
va.'-I-,s'. ~ Hs-,,s ~ '..', Ne ~aeo y.
Ioaps asaihss n"sasoo. H"A'keo 1a.t equity
frequently took npon ittelt the aspect Of wrong
,hat While II mtehs souct,ues teuner thc rIcor oY
}usuee, IL nazo. os.eg etcansestneo ~
OF la5nan, injustice. joGSe WitltAna, Of the Cir
enft Court Of this eonutJ. hsd re.:on, on satnr-
cay. 60 70 consider bound oy the eKpFets terms
OF the stature, be vas called upon 10 the face OF
three signatures Of w!"oW, 10 decree her do .ef
night, ~ property "hte1 had been fnsiy sold,
cqutlAsiy paid 1or, and IN Which, Il rot su1cuy
according to statcte law, YET accot2iNG
to the belief Of outsiders. the
has no right The decision waa In The case Of The
widow Jnl!ette 4. kinzie a:atnat EeosRe ]. Rob
bsus. and thH property A:tcted Is lot I. block -,
original town. 1faeing on jta:rson street, between
Randolph 9nc Lakc sree!s.l
The evidence IN tho esse + as follows: The
complainant claims ~ the widow Of John
u. Klnxie ehe exhibits he faet Of her
marriage in 1h3 date not shown} Inc descent OF
The properly ia him bl patent from tho dale, July
case hetnc thus made ont the defendant produces
Mast Beaabieu, daied june ., ISL, defeetisoiT
acknowledged ts to Mrs. Ktn1te,
the complainant Mark Bsaubien taen
decided the property to Alexander
Beauhieu, receiving Tho deed back June I, 1911.
The property was recovered to Mark and George
A. .. Beaumont, May 5. 1874. About this tlme, the
defect in lhe ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF complainant was
ateertatned and release deed was accented from
-. ~ tAn,s.r 1st1 The hushnrd pof 4nfn.
, 1866-11-12
A Man Arrcktcd for Murder SaJs His
Supposed Victim was Drowned In u
EuhfcrranEn1a fxnlsr OF Pefr0snuI1.

4 Man Arrested for Murder SaJs Ills
Supposed Victim was Drowned In n
SubtcrTancnu Lake OF Petroleum.
Some weeks ago man uanlcd Alvin e.
Temple, Of New York, mystesiously d!sap-
gsa1ea It BurnlnE Sptins: West VirSlnl;. SIT,
8. Steinway has been suspected Of the mur..
der, and hns hcen arrested. Since his arrest
he has published an extraordinary statement
in tue Farkerebure Times Iurpartlns to give
pearanec Of Temple, He says he and Temple
were old friends and started together from
New York on tour to the oil regions. They
arrived At Burning Springs October Goth, aud
on the aSth they set out on IN exploring cx-
We erossed ,he Burning Springs run At The
About th1cc.fon1lh, ot the way up we discovered
sonsaisea g u ns ns iato tsis }oSad ~ hst
we could crawl some nftc.n feet when. further
W esp s ,s1,u & e. :sq5 il b %e
ard that By removing sor1e o. the pisees Of rock
sSna e e. ws
they were pushed inward. and from the eouad
BY letting 1n5self down BY the ,hinds. Temple
followed. Lighting match and pieee Of papcI
sonare ia Which We could stand upright, Pieces
oi broken rock, varying In size rom IA egS to :
barrel covered The oa1Ra wspe E so,es.Sa soa sd
ieltnre. onr progress was ,very difficult On ae-
9 s eni sen ssus
we managed to ascertain what hare related. and
a,o 10 discovers ss.s ns.t,5 oRpo;its, ,s5sss s
md gradually narrowing toward the top. Crawl
tng into this We found It made constdei-
the dimensions Of which cannot state, as /, waa
not thoroughly. explorcd. We found htrr The
eao; S{ broker on1ss1s, ei and ID "e5f s2a
ysris we saw j tight on ons right Whieh proved
tAroueh o. Il " es5r'd 5 r ihe hlls On tas Kama shs
h woua to Hasf .ow %' sP
ut Ut fi .nsfi lake. q pool as near Is ean judge.
sSs s'as ; IL r. "; .ons ;s;ss sss!
ss,s sionsS &. e ash e ss pool sns5a
| found that instead Of water it was oil
scn.ai,ona on this discovery. wasel, promised M
lew lew minutes, be attempted 70 !, ths depii With
thc handle Of his hammer. % got ~ near tne
b. eoGd nd wss about hss 81 az
Fuadcnly cavcd In siti. him lie sunk> rosc again.
struggled moment. and ! saw him nn mots.
Completely rom bewi,dered. Iho weight q !he apsct-
mens IN his sack, no doubt prevented him from
saving himself. as be ~ar capita! s*inmsr. The
alone In that cave wherein was death and dark
ncfs, funy aware that when went out tuto the
Houla only met IT . aga sei
til terrified by lilo sepnlcaral cchoes that re.
sounded through the blacsness.
THIS Is the true statement OF the fsct- Nhethet
It Will be credited is more thaa eau say. an
fully AZ arc how dHcnst 1t Is Tor me 70 answer tee
I Etnru $c +,4r1rs I
, 1866-11-12

The battle Of Trafalgar and the RIft-
ish Sallor1.
A London publishing house has just Issued
q memoir of The late Lieutenant General Sir
s. B. Ellis, Of the British Royal Marines, In
which occurs the following story Of the bat
told By General Ellis, who served On board
1.-THE - raER glorious battle, which 50 greatly In.
duenced tho affairs Of Europe, and gave to
Englan! thc supremacy Of The seas, was one
through which our ship passed with but little
loss. There WAS scarcely any wind at the
more than knot and half an hour. Aswe
neared the French fleet, WIS sent below
with orders, and vas much
struck with the preparations msde
BY the blue Jackets, The major.
heads and over the ears, to deadcu the noise
Of the cannon, many men being desf for
days after an action. The men were yari.
ously occupied some were sharpening their
catlassea, othe. polishing the guns, as
though hn inspection were about to take
place instead OF = mortal combat, while
three or four, as ii In mere bravado, were
dancing hornpipe; but all seemed deeply
anxious 10 come to close quarters with the
enemy. Occasionally they would look ont
Of the ports, and speculate ~ to the various
ships Of the enemy, many OF which had
been, on former occasions, engaged By our
vesse1s. .
at vas at this time that Nelson's famous
signal, England expects every man TO do
his duty,' was hoisted at the masthead oi
the Admirsrs ship, These words were Re.
|. questcd to be delivered to the men, and 1
was desired to inform those on the uain:decl
OF the Admiral't signal. Upon aequaintins
one ofthe quastermastets Of the order. hs
assembled the men With tAvast there, lads
come aud hear the Admlral's words Nhe1
the men were mustered, delivered, will
h.eoming dignity, The sentease-rather an
tic&pating that the effect on the men wouls
be to awe them BY It's sgrandeur. Jack, how
ever, did not appreciate #, for there wer
mu1tnnrs from some vhllc Others. n ~
or eourse veil do our duty. Tvc Away
done mine; haven't yous Let Us coua
alongside Of EN-, and we'll soon .ho'
men cheercd vociferous!y-more. believe
from lore and admiration Of their Aduirs
and leaders, than from 4 full appreciation {
| fh{e xe1{-kuoWO 8fvuAl,V
, 1866-11-12
DARING BURGLARIEs.


On Saturday night. ii the dead hour Of between
two sud three O'Clock. the marble front residences
OF two hrni:fes on Michigan avenue, between
Adams md Jackson siIeeta, wese autc1ed bya
bold and pracueed hand Of sillalus, aud robbed Of
= Large amount Of ra,uahles. The hoase d.ss en-
tered WAS that Of John McGtnuess, Jr., ESQ.,, Nc.
16s. The entrance was effected through i rear
window o. rs basement by boring hoie, nearly
hall an ush III diameter, hronch the bottom Of the
.iodueed and The latch on The lower sast turred
back, when the window could Be raised Enter.
F r. = q sssl sss' b.
locked up n closets below OF up-s'aig the doors
They succeeded, however, ID eesting he u1 follow
irg named articles: A sonp laulc. 4 pie knife, a
.etumb knife, cnp. two salt spoons and tx nap.
slver nd xosth sboa1 sim VI Thsy aHse helped S9sd
themselves 70 champagne and minct pies. aud
after reffeshlng their tisnoble bodl.s, wearied By
with their acquisitions. without disturbing The
sl1mhes Of person In the Louse. They eyi1ens-
j had made thorough search Of the basement
nbout The rooms. wll1ch they had isnItcd to I'D
tbelreca,ch, no, daring 10 light The gas. Nj, Nc.
GinEcfs constdels hiuse!I very. fortunate In es-
10 get mp stairs tlcy eouid have ob,alned mach
greater amount Of property. a laE1e travellin:
irunt, which had hesn plaeed temporarily IN the
Iuuk uAl3 Ebls4IIGO uEtWEEu lQIEt laOukASQ
md four thousand dollars worth Of dis-
zouds. and wo11d slone have been rich
psize. The seeurity Of tho taatepings ahout
The burglars then went to No. I'll, tho house
ne1t adjoining, being TIE residence Of Mrs. II. s.
BLACKWELL which they entered By the back base
mcnt door, which hsd ineauuouely been len mn
locked thAt night TO admit the man who hutlt the
fsea In the morning. nesa The Tillalns msde
almost cltan sweep Of the silver ware on Tie Ia
bles and IN the closets, taking spoons, knives,
forEt, bowls. md other silver appointments for
the tabe, wotth several hurnrcd dollxrp. They Ien
lArge silver coIEee uru..as they also did at III.
1tst-hamed honeo-as probably being too hu!sy 10
c1rJ, but o!Lcrw lie overlooked hardly silver n,
tc1e used for the t~o tables OF large family and
nearly all ofwntch had been but recently pus based
In order to facilitate their escape, apparently they
undertook 10 hand outthsouch The side window l
nan Allied With articles, and there happening tn
rartie attracted The attention OF officer passing
who Ean aud rang the door bell TO Inquire the
cauEe OF the noise. The family were thus
Nrss nppE1sen OF what wns going on, but meant,rne
the thieves had dcd. They weIc tracked lttl<
distance and two do1en forks ere found IN ths
nexl yard, they having dropped Them In theh
hsste but they .eleatrd the fences tnto haci
alley and etcaptd.
Its said ihat = gentleman boarding 1t Mr.
BlaekNcl hoard lht burglars In the house. Jump
ed up rolled his bed agalnst the door, aud ft=lin.
htaeelf safe, "ent to sleep amin. A brave per
foFusnc~. tnly. ..
not YET been ditcosered, but our vi21aut polio
have The matter fp Land
I
, 1866-11-12

!hssanf1 LEG m~1 r., e,ne Of the dnost bsads ID me
~, -, shr acstop, Every day and might they
Tt be prescnt and d1seoufse @nsG p,ee1igd ,aigdis ia
We ,,o,th sfe Il hoipn considered the best flt-
us;in, H. for he music In the whole building.
@A'A " ADHl1s1oN+ . q.
m. hu,,d1uz w,ll Be- ready sos use On ths nF&t
, 1866-11-12
A Southern Paper on DlctasorAlaips

Mr.. Stewards question, "Wll you have
Andrew Johnson President or King :" isaus-
vered by the Augusta Is. C) Pres, which
argus th.t - Dictatorship Is feasible and
possible" The following paragraph Is note
worthy: .......
s.W'hat has been done can be done again !;
and there is no reason TO doubt thai the
american people won1d submit to Dictator
Rith as good grace and as much enthusiasm
as ever did those Of the countries re have
named. President Johnson. as Dictator,
restore the Union 10 It's former unity, power
And greatness, would have little difficulty In
ca1rying ont his proelamstto,n y, md bis pn,s pEGs7
! have no army to sustain him. All! least OF did,
enlties ts 10 mansse an army. There would be
no issE II bayonets and sToris to sustain ;sda
the Dictator: and under his power anas
forces would melt Ike snow beneath the
| r1ys OF MONDAY sun-"
, 1866-11-12

s9h Of October three trunks containing bed cloth
ilg and wrat1ng apparel belonging to hcr, wero
taEen from barn on tho pfem!ses. The.e boya
uere seen In the vicinity about four or dye O'Clock
In the afternoon Of The sAuae cay, md passed ont
Of ,he aley with large bundle. She did pot miss
the goods until the next morning. and she caused
Hcponsld denied any knowledee. and aid they
could prove that they werc al work elsewhere
On tha: cay. The cs1e Was conlnunl uptil
l.A
, 1866-11-12
Cincinnati Market.
Especial pespsten To the CoicAxo Tribunal
Milwaukee Market,

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
NtLwACKKE. November 10.
FLorr-weak and unsettci. Sales OF l.3,o brls 1t
flptcs1n.E for double cxtf1s and u, S for extras.
GEAG-WheaI declIned &c. Sales At The n m.
board 1900 bu At s2o7{os So-t sl9? 30 for
No.. fpot; $ts8lss selltr nett week; lso fur No, u
E 20 tor rejected. Noon board-sa1es 1 ba 81 .6
0a6 for No.1: $1ss3lss :or So.7; *!.3 seller next
week. Oats unsettled with sHlcs Or No. It sc. Corn
.c lower with Bales u 96c. Nye unchanged.
LIVE uoGs-ActiYe aud &c loxrr.
FKZIoH1+strady II lie to Cleveland.
EkcE1r1s-a6t0 hrls dous, satto bu whe.t-
SuuAxSr-.9e0b bu roar, SnNuo bu wheat.
, 1866-11-12

9nfred in tho rr1l set Of crossing tho Chicago
luxeE ia our o1n day. The passRse Il one ot great
dl1acully. And much lime, especially ncar night
ing from Clark to Canal street. Soma one su2-
Gelted few daJa ago thai It would be paying
hing II the city railway company 1onld put two
might tato comfortable nap while waiting fos
The bridge TO turn.
, 1866-11-12

Alta regular meeting o! the Board Of Trustees
nf ,he Ftfepoen'. Dtr: violent Associauon Of this
ci,7 the following were urantnoa.lI adop,ea: @ Vt.
Divine I1ptidentc to remove from anonx us ouT
respect. friend and brother Charles u 4oGsson.
la1s Secretary Of the Board q Fire aao fohee
Coumlesfope-s Of thl. city, b. .u
Ptso;rrd That We bow with deep humility 10
This disrens1iion OF P1o1dence
r soipdd, Tnat 10 tne aeeete I, " -s,nshse ~
P.1o,e[t. Tut this Association tender 70 n
fs1nffy ,rn frierd. OF The deceased ther heafucfs
exr.Es;hy In th;s lheu great as1ieuon.
~ P1s,irti Tai the.e resolutions be spread np0n
The records, ! copy sgt to the nsn.s VI tne
oeSe -" ~ r. 1. fox, pEesdent
TuoxAs BucHxY, Secretary.
, 1866-11-12
fEH8E3H Passed l1etf0lf4
Especial Despatch 70 tho Chicago T,ibune.1

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Allen, OaklcAf Empire stSte Martin Ward. Murray.
Gold Hunter, Hong, Stalker, klns%toss1, Rogers,
worthinEscn, Jacsuto, Drasr, Ogden. Live Yankee,
Comet Dart, Goshauk, Newsboy. city Of Milwaukee.
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I3daho, Ferguson, Wall.
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