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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-10-05
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D ENNoLD,S VIRGINIA Il EP TIC
IL AND PURGATIVE PILLS, are now dis.
tributed over the State of Va and in the reach OF
every one Tuese Pills are acknowledged by all
who have used them to be superior TO any ever
offered to the people.
Nothing is claimed for them that we do not be-
leve to be strictly true. For directions and dis
eases for which they recommended and are
applicable, see circular and pamphlet around boz
containing them.
Va Manufactured by
VIM REYNOLDS L CO..
Aug-1O-tf Staunton Va
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Another Letter from General Grant-He
Denies the Right Of any one to Speak for
him in Political Matters.

Another Letter from General Grant-He
Denies the Right Of any one to Speak for
him in Political Matters.
The indianapolis Qnd.) Journal, Of Sep
tcmber 81, states that General Gresham re-
Gently wrote to General Grant in relation to
certain representations which had been made
concerning him, and received in reply the
following letter:
H'D'oRs. ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES, !
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 19, 1866.
General ". Q. Gresham:
GENERAL-General Grant directs me to
acknowledge the receipt of your letter of
September 10, and to forward you the ac-
companying copy of letter sent by him this
day to General Hillyer. You are at liberty
to make what use you please Of the enclosed
l am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ADAM BADEAU,
Colonel and A. D. G.
HDo'Rs ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES, J
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept 10, 1866. {
TO Breuet Brigadtcr- General ". s. HiHyer,
Ne,o York City:
| see from the papers that you have been
making speech in which you pledged me
to political party, am further in receipt
Of letter from General Gresham of Indiana
in which he says that his opponent for Con-
gress had published an extract from letter
received from you, in which you pledged me
to the support of President johnson, and as
opposed to the election of any candidate who
does not support his policy. You, nor no
man living, is authorized to speak for me in
political matters, and I ask you to desist in
future. want every man to vote accord
ing to his own Judgment, without influence
from me-
Yours. &C.. 7''a. s970
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IMPROVED HOGS.
L BOAR, SOW AND SHOATS, For Sale, also
SOWS to pig soon, and PIGS of an age to wean
Persons in want of Shoats should apply early
.ye4a1 S. w. FICKL1N,
Oct Sit Near Charlottesville, Va.
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.Ne2U advertisements.

QUARTERLY STATEMENT OFF
~ lST. NATIONAL BANK OF STANTON
OCTOBER lst 1866.
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TIE COUNTY s,OURTOF

Sept est.
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AND CHEAPER

Sept. l4--4t su- a991a
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Fisher.-The adj
journsd June term Of this court WAS commenced
yesterday, Judge Fisher presiding, and Edward O.
Darlington, Esq District Attorney, prosecuting.
W. W. Burdette and Michael Larnsr were ex.
cused from service on the grand jury, and Richard
Harrison and Patrick Crowley were summoned in
their stead. David G. Ridgeley was excused as a
petit juror, and Ed. Knowles was empanelled In
his place.
In the cases Of John Jones and Chas. Smith In.
dicted for larceny Simon White larceny; James
Houssmight, John Crawford, Robert Mayer, and
James p Ellioott, for keeping faro bank Ann
holland, keeping q bawdy house; Henry Chstaiu,
dol David r, Smith, assault aud battery Mary
A. Nichol assault, and battery; the District At.
torney entered a nolie pros.
Moses Black, indicted for stealing q set Of har.
ness belonging to Cissell 4 Rogers was found not
guilty. o. p. Gooding for defence.
Elizabeth Brown. indicted for keeping . bawdy.
house, was found not guilty. 8. L. Phillips for do.
fence! -
Mr. Day moved that Jonathan J. Wright, q col
ored man Of Pennsylvania, who has been praoticing
at the bar Of the freedmsn's courts In South Caro-.
lima, be admitted to the bar. The Court appointed
the District Attorney, General Carrington,) W. s.
Cox, and S. L. Phillips, Esqs.. to examine him.
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GALE OF NAVY POWDERS

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT
r WARRINGTON CRY, Sept. ~, 1855,
Inere VIII be sold at public auction, to the highest
day Of October 1855 the ONCE Of the Inspector OF
Ordnance a. the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York
about twenty eight hundred barrels a. 500 Of povdsI
composed Of cannon and mortar powders.
The powders will be sold by sample and In lots to
suit Purchasers. "
Terms Cash, 10 Government funds; one half to be-
deposited ON the conclusion Of the sale the remain
ger within ten days Afterwards, during which time the
powders must be removed from the Otherwise
they will revert to the Government,
Purchasers will be required to furnish their own
packages where the powder is not in barrels.
"a, II. A. WISE,
ezo'd Chief Of Bureau,
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GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY

OFFICE OF Army CLOTHING AND EaurPAaE)
~ NEw foRK, September r., lso6.
WIN be sold at public auction at the Depot Of Army
CLOTHING and kqupage, corner Of LAight aud Washing.
ton streets, New York city the ID day OF October
1865, commencing at II o'clock, m, certain Quapti.
ties Of non regulation ADD condemned clothiny And
squpage, consisting OF say about
a. 90 pounds, more or 81 Musicians, Prook
le-s,of Tents (Hos- Goats,
pital, wall, Com rs pairs Trousers,
mon and sblsyD ISL Hospital Tent Files,
279 Hospital Tents, 30 wall Tent Flies
% Wall Tents, l., 500 Knaps.cts
% Common Tents, 500 Csntesns,
80 Hog skin CATERS. ) AZ: Handles,
$50 Forage Caps, 1855 Pickaxss,
%, 900 Cap Covers, cal Spades
SIS kibley Tent Stoves, 90 shoysls,
q 10 Leather Stocks, l40 Aosaaito Bar.
Ho orsat Goat straps, Lot Of Brass Articles Plays
,,, Old Iron, &c, dc De,
Anu VARIOUS Small heeiss o. clothing and squipags.
], 7s6 feet Of Patent Leather, sound and new
2. 500 feet Goat Morocco, sound and new
yard, Of Sky blue Facing Cloth, new
Samples vi the above may be seen Ut the Depot and
furlher information obtained, $50
Terms: Cash, In Government funds; ten Der cent
down. and the balance before the goods are taken om
the depot, which must be within three days Of aale
under forfeiture Of purchase and ten per cent
Br g. Gen. d. Il. vINToH,
se2e-d Bvt. QuArtermaster General, U. & A
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DIED,

On the 10th instant at his reOiden1e 10 Washington
city, NJ 8. G sAoor, aged " Yeats'auu months.
His funeral will take place from the Calvary baptist
church corner q and Eighth streets, at " clock
On The aOth Of September after long and psau IN
ness. Joas MoDuELL aged rs years having been \ resi-.
dent o. Washington for nearly ATTY years, being OF
The oldest and most respected citizens He died In the
full hope Of . peaceful Immortality,
The relatives and friends Of the deceased are respect
fully Invited to attend his funeral Wednesday al
o'clock, at the residence Of his daughter, No. 422
Fourteenth street.
On the SOh ult, at the residence Of his son. James A.
MeDevit, street. between seventh and Eighth streets
south JoHs MCDByIrr, In the 10th year Of his age
native Of the county Donegal Ireland but for the last
my years q resident Of Baltimore aud Washington.
Requiesoat In pace.
The funeral services viii take place at st. Domnie's
church, this morning at o O'Clock, when 9 solemn
requiem will be offered up for the repose Of his
soul Tho remains will be taken thence to the Balti
more depot The friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

GALE OF GOVERNMENT VEssELs

| BUREAU OF Construction Am REpIu
wAsHiSGroN D. c., Sept 10. 1856.
he navy pepartment VIII oner at public auction the
* TIE .. : sivr.rARD. BOSTON. =
on the Sd October, at l2 o clock m.
The John Adams sailing sloop OF war; Of 700 tons old
measurement "
The vtnesnass. sailing sloop of war. of 700 tons, old
The FeArnOt sailing ship, Of lOl2 TONS old measure.
The Trsfoi steamer, of $40 tons, old measure.
ment
The Port Royal paddle steamer Of sos tons old meas.
The Pon,OSsus paddle steamer, of ga TONS old meas.
AT THE i. 5. NAvy.YARp, NEW YORK
on the 9th October, at l2 0 clock m, 0"h'
The p:mPsr0' sailing ship oS75 t9aA, old measure.
The South Carolina, screw steamer. of llss tons old
measurement (of iron.) " ''' WINS ''o
n0'eu' screw steamer of 400 tons, old measure.
The SPir'a Screw steamer Of 400 tons, old measure.
ins aarsold screw steamer Of ITO tons, old measures
The Dumbaron, paddle steamer of $50 tons old meas.
The Pontiac paddle steamer OF s74 tons. old measure
ment.
The loseO. paddle steamer Of s74 tons, old measure
Tho sebaso paddle steamer Of ssa tons, old measure
The Trtona paddle steamer Of 22 tons, old measure.
ment
The oetorara paddle steamer Of ga TONS old msasure
AT TaE U. j. EAyy.YARD, PHILADELPHIA,
on tue YIN october, At IL O'Clock
The st. Louis, sailing sloop OF war, OF TOO tons, old
meas urement. 1851 ''~
The Princeton, receiving ship, Of 800 TONS old usss
urement. s
The screw steamer, Of 900 tOas old measure
The Althsa, screw steamer, of "a TONS old measures
ment VS. '''
The knso, screw steamer Of aO7 tons, old measure.
meut, 1857 VS. ''N''-
III. paddle steamer, Of $50 TONS old mess
msnt tOf iron
The Boxer, paddle steamer, of 4sl TONS old messurs
ment lof iron
These vessels and their inventories can be examined
At any time, on application to the comma of Iha
respective nayy-y ~
Twenty per eentum Of the amount Of the ,.,,,h..s
money must bedsposited the day OF the 10 and The
,Saindsf must be paid and the vessel removed from
Tue navy yard within two weeks fro =, M L. AZ ala
N, me batsaI Of Construction AT Repsir win, until
tns ionn y, TsesNe ten .ers for the purchase Of
vansH states navy Norfolk Virginia, where the
sel9.tv3W -'o'y van peoAahi'uea'
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DY REEN & WILLIAMS
ID AUCTI0NEERs

By virtue Of decree Of the Orphans, Court Of tba
District Of Columbia will sell public auction Al tbs
auction room VI Green williams corner Of Seventh
and streets, on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF October A
1886 at one clock p the equitable interest Of
Mary and Margaret T. Williams In lots numbered 81
D. G. ' vs.
The terms Of sale, prescribed by the decree nrs
one hundred and any dollars to be paid ct the lime
other ha In four years. with interest payable semi.
annually. SARAH B. WILLIAMS
Guardian.
GREEN WILLIAMS
sel9.2w3w Auetionas,.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

INQUEsr.-Yesterday morning, Coroner
Woodward held an inquest over the body Of col.
ored man, who was found Sunday afternoon floating
In the Eastern Branch. He had apparently been
in the water some days was about 80 years Of age,
full faced, very dark color, and was dressed In a
dark overcast, cloth coat, 30. There was on his
person $3.50 90 in gresnbacks fractional currency,
and coin. In his pocket book was a note, in which
was the following: "say you can 60 now If you
wish, sir; so goodbye" on which was the name
Joseph Juoo. The jury were unable to ascertain
bis name or anything about him.
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s LIE OF NAVY POWDERS.

NAVY DEPARrNESr,l
BUREAU or ORDINANCES,
wAsHISGrnS CRY, September q, 1866
There will be sold at public auction, to the hiRhest
bidders at noon, TUESDAY,, the ID day Of October al
the Odee Of the Officer commanding the aAyal Ordnance
Depot at Jefferson Barracks Reserve, near St. Louis
Mo, about i've thousand g. 0o0) barrels OF powder
composed Of cannon, mortar aud muskst powders.
The powders will be sold In lots to suit
Terms cash In Government funds one half 10 be de-
posted on the conclusion Of the and the remainder
within ten days afterwards, during which time the
powders must be removed from the grounds otherwise
they Will revert to the Government.
Purchasers will be required to furnish their own
packages, where the powder Is not In barrels.
sell II. A. WISE, Chief OF Bureau.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

BASE BALL.-An interesting game Of base
ball will be played this afternoon, at 8 p m, be.
tween the Union and Potomac clubs Of this city on
the grounds Of the Unions, south of the White
House.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

PARDoNED,-The President has pardoned
John Miller, alias John Evans, alias BENZ. Evans,
who was convicted at the last term Of the Criminal
Court for larceny, and sentenced to the Albany
psnitsntisry for two years.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Wyie.-Ths court
met yesterday morning and the case of John 0.
Harris against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company was taken up. The day was consumed
10 arguing the motion for new trial, Msssrs. Full.
Ter and Davidge for plaintiff Buchanan, Of Balti.
more, and Bradley, ST., for defence.
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ROYCE'S LADIES' AND GENTS ICE
~ CREAM AND DINING ROOMS, No 42s Pepnsyi-
ysni. avenue, between Pour.and' a.hAlf and Sixth
The largest and coolest DINING ROOM, the most sx.
tsnsiys BILL oF FARE, and the LOWEST PRICES In
the city. TABLE, BOARD, twenty. Ave dollars per
hours, N'"''" ""
Open from O'Clock ., m. until 10 d, m
~ NO LIQUORS SOLD, -
iss Cream, Water lees, c0afssttoasiy, and choice
Ssshy eonusauy % hA1d, Ault-
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Joyce, Msrchs, Mead, Morssii, Mulloy, Peaks
smms, Taibert, Walker, and the President-i4
Mr.. Morsell introduced . resolution requesting
the Mayor to obtain from the Board Of Trustees Of
Public Schools, for the information Of this Board
statement showing In dstsl the items Of expendi-
ture going to make up the s25, 900 asked for under
the head Of contingent expenses In the bill making
appropriations for the public schools which was
agreed to.
And the Board adjourned.
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The GUARDIAN SoCIETy.-The attention OF
the courts magistrates, and the citizens generally
Of the District Of Columbia 10 called to the I'd, Sd,
4th, and 9Th sections Of An act to incorporate tho
Guardian Society, and reform Juvenile ofendsrs ~
passed July l, 1869; and notice 10 hereby given
that said society 10 new ready to receive, at the
House Of Industry. on Seventeenth street, near M,
the juvenile offenders, Witnesses aud persons COM
mittsd for trial. under 10 years Of age now in the
Jail. N. B. NoRrHuP,
Secretary Guardian Society, and Superintendent
House Of Industry.
WILMINGTON, Oct l. 1855.
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Total. Aoso ON
The awards viii be made after IL: concert on ,ss .;sS.
ness it, committee viii be appointed b, ths saS,sns.
| to superpteud the same.
Printed i.t; q ward: vim b. published and supplied
will retain them until after the awards are made and il
,hsr numbers .ppsar IL he st they will forward their
ping Of goods deeds for the properly Tickets for sal.
all the principal Hotels Book and Music Stores in the
Building for the bensdto the Soldiers and Sailors Na
tonal Orphans Home Fupd, corner Of Seventh street
The Drseors sppssi to IL. b.r.ty Of IL: p.onl, To
give this enterprise their kind support and thersby as
sst In relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of fallen
CARD "A large number Of ticket. remaining un.Old,
Tal Be nsos,..ty 70 postpone the drawing until
IN, me ai,n OF October 1893, at which time 1t
The many iwindiing schemes that have been pre-.
what delayed our sales, I'll We were able to satisfy
people throughout the country that this enterprise
Directors are confident Of the sale Of every ticket, and
have allotted sumoient time to guarantee the sales
H%JoR f HALF pfPsissns Soldier. and Sailors,
is6a wIGz.i S SasssA E.s. ssi Ds.,
TREASURY DnPAnrnEsr,l
OTrIoH OF ISrBRSAL REvESus
wAsHISeros, July ~, 1855.
Whereas H. A. Hall and others, as managing d.
reetors Of the Grand National Concert to be- held
in Washington, D. G., on the "a OF August next, have
made due application to Clephaue, Collector Of In.
tsrna Revenue for the collection district Of the District
Of Columbia, for permi. sion to hold lottery rsnie or
gift enterprise, and presented to him satisfactory evil
denes that the proceeds Of said lottery rae or gn
enterprise will be devoted to charitable usss permits
sion !. hereby granted to such managing directors
all charge whether from tsx or license in respect to
sum '' 1. 4. ROLLINS. Commissioner.
All persons favorsby disposed are requested to act as
agents, but no commissions will be allowed.
Money should In all be sent BY post ONCE order
draft, express, or registered letters
county and State Of each aud enclose
stamp. All orders for tickets mus! Be .ddrs..sd to
Secretary soldisrs' and ssiiors' National Concert.
Washington, D. G. Look Boz No 81.
~, REFER, BY PERMISSION, TO-
Gen Robert c. schenck, N. G., Ohio.
Gen. Halbert B. Paine, NJ. c., Wisconsin
Gen. John H; Kstohum. NJ O.. New York.
Gen. James Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. N Hedrick, Iowa.
Gen. D. Q. AeCslam, D. Q.
Den. Q: v. Dayton, New York.
Hon. ass e dss. " E. ss hF :n.s.,i;...
p:G. TyoIH'S, i:Ss D,:,Ils, y Columbia.
Hon Hon k E% s8;ll'S was; f'ecn.y. w., vrs.
Hon. Bbon @. Ingsrsoil, n. O., Illinois
Hon. A. H, Ladin, n. G, New York.
Hon HON t %.s h';s S!yT ;sl:.,
Hon. George ". Julian, u. G., indiana.
Hon. Stsghsnr Wilson, n. 9. Psnn'ylvanis.
Maj. Q. n. van Bursn, New York.
Hon 8 + Holmes, Il & New York
Hs ss James ! i s.1v,s, S NJ. S.'f fs1::
Hon. Thos. Davis, n. c., New York.
Hon 7. @. Bergen, N. G.. New York.
les .eod2m
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SCHOOL HOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS

Take notice that MCCONNELL HERBRRT's, ass
seventh street. opposite the Post oce the place to
puy yogr School Books, States, Paper, Pens aud Ink
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I'D w A RID YOETT,
~ Bo0K.BINDRR AND PAPER. RULER,
10. III PshnsylvsniA avenue, between Tenth and Isv
snth streets, south side.
Books elegantly OF plainly bound. Periodicals sAt
usvspapsrs carefully attended WI
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GARDENERS PHOTOGRAPHER APT
" dALLBSsr,
ihTkLLIoiHcIR B5ILDIsa
OIL Seventh street,
ONCE MOB. IN RUNNING ORDER.

oAussd BY the late ars has been far
P1 "a that business will be resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY, ostobsr NhJ
when, formerly, the rule will be strictly enforced
throughout the establishment,
PRODUCE THE BEST, NO NATTER WHAT THE
COST IN TINE AND hATRRIAL." "'
Mr. O. takes this opportunity 10 thank his numerous
friends and customer for past tndasss and 10 ssy II
shall BE- his constant aim 70 continue 70 merit The very
liss,h ::,sasAss~sa' Asrsssisss sx'ssaslW Nm.
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DOR SALE-On WEDNESDAY, the
l. Sd day Of October next, at ~ m, at lobokeu, near
the ferry, the Revenue steam propeller
CUIAHoGA,
full rugged brig burden bS6 tons, old measurement
built by westervslt, New York, In 1850 Frame live
oak, locust and cedar rsplRnksd aud thoroughly re-
paired by John Linn, In Philadelpha, 1854 Is In
complete order
mas one complete set OF cotton sails nearly new and
10 we'll found In anchors chains boats Act One poor
cabin, ward berth deck, and all the appoint.
ments Of a man OF war; has
Two oscillatng engines, S6xS2
Two horizontal tubular boilers,
Composition screw 10 feet diameter, Il feet pitch
Stores lS6 gross tons coal In bunkers
The vessel can be examiT ed on and after Monday
Sept. 81 Hoboksn, near the ferry, until the day q
sale, and every Information given By the ofesrs IN
charge, HENRY 4, sMYTHE,
SELF Collector Of Customs, New York
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BOARD OF HEALrH.-The regular meeting
Of the Board Of Health was held yesterday aftsr.
noon In the Aldsrmsn's chamber, at the City Hall,
Gen. p. r. Bacon In the chair, and DR.. @. NJ Dove,
Secretary.
Present: Doctors Allen, Todd, Riley, Ford, Walsh,
Prsptiss, and Fenwick; and Msssrs. Bacon, Drake,
Angus, Elliott, and Pearson.
The minutes Of the adjourned meeting were read
DR.. Ford asked further time for the COMMITTEES Of
which he was chairman to revise the health laws.
Granted.
A communication was received from Mayor Wal.
ZACH, enclosing one from B. Severson, Esq, which
has heretofore been before the Board, and which
was returned with the request that II pass through
the hands Of the Mayor to the Board. It was 70.
ferred to DR.. Fsnwick, who Immediately reported
II to the Board.
On motion Of Mr.. Pearson, only that portion Of
the plan submitted BY Mr.. severson which proposes
fall BE- recommended BY the Board Adopted; and
the report was then adopted.
Mr.. Elliott here submitted the following; which
were unanimously adopted:
Resofoed That this Board have learned, with
great sorrow, Of the death Of DR.. Samuel @. Smoot
q member Of this Board from the First ward, long
an esteemed and skilful physician, . well.read and
courteous citsen an excellent husband and father,
whose many and sterling qualities were ftly adorned
BY the character Of Christian gentleman.
Resolusd That, individually, We tender our sin.
cere coincidence to the widow Of the deceased in
her heavy bereavement and trust that the great
gvsr Of all good will enable her 10 bear her severe
trial with the fortitude Of q Christian.
Resoiped, That the members Of this Board attend
the funeral Of deceased In . body
ResofVed, That the Secretary Of the Board COM
mnnicats copy Of these resolutions to the widow
Of the deceased.
DR.. Todd moved that the members Of the Board
assemble In the vestibuls Of the Cavalry Baptist
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ps,.bl. on the Ia, d.v, Of January and Univ of ..eh
.,,, ~. a., ~, ~. y, ',",-s,. S
security in the market.
EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WARRINGTON.
I'D. Coos. tof Jay Cook. : Co. , President,
W. Hur,.o,o. o..s,s,.
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