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The Mary, the first steamboat
built in Mobile since the war, was
launched in that city on Saturday
last amid great rejoicings. She is
one hundred and ffty-seven feet long
and is destined to run on the Alaba.
ma river. a9a y
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Why do +hny coy no rron Nn,ni,AA.od0

w ny dn fhny coy h q rTon NJ nfr111aeeod|
Why did some one in Mr.. Baxter's
interest go to Stowe, Vt, after the
convention was over at Hyde Park,
and telegraph to the Boston Journal,
and New York Times, that Hon. Por-
tus Baxter was nominated for member
of Congress 1t must be that the in
dustrious little agent, who it is gen
orally understood was Traxus, tel
egraphed the false intelligence for
the sheer satisfaction of making false
statements. Does not such classifying
show a weakness in their cause be-
fore the people? Why did not some
of Judge Hoyt's friends telegraph that
the Convention had nominated him
for member of Congress There
would have been as much truth in one
statement, as the other. Tell the
truth, let who will win.
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Why Don't he Deny the Charges

Why don't Mr.. Baxter come before
the people, and deny the charges made
against him, that he has sold offices,
and received money for the public
favors which he has dispensed? He
has good opportunities for so doing
and why don't he acquit himself as
as innocent man would? Is it unrea
sonable or unfair, to insist that he
should do it, before he asks honest
men to support him for high Office
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Luther Freeman, an estimable citi-
zen of Bridgewater, committed sui
eide Wednesday evening of last week,
by hanging himself. 1t is supposed
he was depressed in spirits in conse-
quence of the death recently of a ba-
loved daughter.
Louis Martinez the well known
proprietor Of the 4Maison Doree," of
New York, died in that city Of chol-
era, on Thursday last
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Was he Nominated ?
HYDEPARK, Aug. Is, 1866.

h1DEPAhh, aug. 10, loOO.
Met; the committees elected to
nominate NJ. c., for the Sd Congress
sional District.
Present the several committees for
Chittenden, Orleans, Franklin, and
Essex Counties. On motion G. Moves,
of Chittenden County, was called to
the chair as President, and J. II.
Hamilton, of Franklin County, duly
elected Secretary. On motion Hon.
Portus Baxter was unanimously nom
mated for member of Congress. The
Committee for Essex County, appear
ing on motion, the vote nominating
Mr.. Baxter was unanimously recon
sidered; and after statement by Mr..
Burt, as a citizen of Franklin County,
Hon. Portus Baxter was again unan-
imously renominated. On motion, the
old District Committee was re-elect-
ed.
G. MOVES, Chairman.
We give the above report at the
particular a n d urgent request OF
Mr.. Baxter's friends; and having done
so, we take the liberty to say, that it
is not only untrue in point of fact,
but bogus in every sense of the term.
1t is well known fact that the Hyde
park convention adjourned without
making a nomination. Judge Hoyt
had carried Essex, Lamoille and Grand
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CIRCUIT BROTHERS, Editors.

Barton, Friday, August "a, 1866.
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Market.
w II OL ES Ale PRICES,

WEDNESDAY. Aug. Is. 1866.
FIT ORR AMI NpAT
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
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Enlallc NIeetlng.
LlngnrY. IN aslh. So.

Liberty. May 2sih. 1866.
At meeting Of the citizens Of Amiie
county. Mississippi called for the purpose Of
organizing permanent association with tile
view Of erecting a suitable monument TO the
Confederate dead Of Amite county and to
collect data for the military history Of the
State, on motion Of +. NJ Davis, Col.
Moses Jackson was called 20 de chair and
81. Van p. HUI was appointed Secretary.
On moiiua Of the same, ihe objects Of ihe
meeting were explained BY J Il. Galtuey.
On motion,the Chaiman appointed Messrs.
j. r. Galtrey, Z. NJ Davis, H. G Street
E Z. Tarrer and w. 2. Lea a committee to
prepare and report to the meeting a, O'Clock
P. 81, preamble and resolutions expressive
Of the sense and objects Of the meeting.
On motion of +. NJ, Davis, Col Thos. r.
S,ookdale, Of Wilkinson county, was invited
to address the meeting after recess
The meeting then took recess until
> o'clock p. NJ.
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New Orte8aIIs- Markets..
al

/ t|ffff fffH yum fWf 4 f4H1mNtsj
MONDAY EVENING, june llth, 1866.
COTFoN-1Ig favorable. tenor Of the
foreign news gave an additional impulse to
our market TODAY, and factors advanced
their pfetensiaa- la2c. " ID, while the
actual sales showed an improvement Of fully
lc., the busin.s. comprising 5000 bales
taken 10y ten brokers, at about the following
quotation Ordinary 2sG 30c. good or
binary 32G33t low middling 35G37c.,
and middiing n. "a zoe. Some authorities
quoted good obituary At 33a3lc, and low
Hiadling at 16a3sc. aud, ia fact, even
running lists Of good staple and strict classi.
ication in some instances brought figures
above our outside rates.
hONETARY-Ihe foreign news reporting
a national advance IN 8 20's on the London
Stock Exchange caused heavy decline in
onf gold market, which opened at 1876
to 1876, but at an early hour fell to 1913,
against 1870 1879 on Saturday evening.
The telegrams subsequently received from
Ncw York being more favorable. the market
then rallied and closed al l36Gl3Gl. Bank
Of Louisiana no.rs are quoted at 6Oa CSC. y
dollar, and Louisiana State Bank n sOa 6lc.,
fhc inside figures being the rates paid by
dealers for the small amounts offered at their
counter.
SeoAR-RetaTing AZ l26legc pB.
MuLAssEs-50a5 5c. a gall5n.
ToBAcoo-Comnon leaf 9 a l2c., fair l2a
lie, good l5a lse., and choice selections at
23G2Sc 3 n.
E1ouR-Superfue So 1910. good extra
si2al2 30, choice extra al SIG so y Dbl
Superiine Is retailing 81 SO v bbl.
CORN-Mix-d s0a Sc, yellow mixed,
yellow aud mixed aud white mixed Soc,
mixed SOC, yellow poe, and white al sla
81 Ollie p bus6ei
OATs-5OG52c. q bnshel.
BEAN-sl 1Oa1 121.
HAY--Wesieru al S22 y ton.
PoRE-Mess retailing at S34 25GS3f 50
= bbl.
CoFFEg-At2Ga2sc. PB for ordinary to
prime Rio.
GaEEN MEAT-ReiaiIing at 15c v b
Tor shoulders and Ice for sides.
DEMONSTRATING At l6c. q b for shout
1ers. zoe. for ribbed sides. pie for clear sides,
and 26e. = p for sugar CURED hams.
LsRD-Af a q Poe. y -
SssT-D-al=fs ere applying ihe demand 1
'er the country ~ 81 50 20 50 s. 2 sack for
soarse. and 81 DO 70 s. for fine.
sUxDRiEs-aew potatoes are selling At
- TO 81 25; onions a. s. 50 to 50 so = Dbl:
.ggs a. SIG ib SIS 2 Dbl; chickens s. 2
iozenf geese SO. and turkeys s35 ]
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confefliaaerlqs! CrorerlesII A..

VYHE undersigned wguld respectfully notify tbe
1 pebble that having purchased the entire interest
IT Faas. g. Day, and repleuiahed bic stock Of roods
from Ne,r Orleans. = prepared - carry the above
buainess isrg- and extensive scale. Candies
% every description, Fruits. Preserves, Preserved
Meats and Iishas Nuts Tobacco pirsa ase sse
Flour. Hams. agar, Molasses, Potatoes, Onions,
and
EVERY KIND OF PRODUCE,
fresh from TIE western markets, constantly on
band, on che moa reasonable terms
Cal ed 80 my assortment. one door bei0T Foz's
od siaai J n BOSDS.
Liberty. FEB y. iss5 -iy
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J.R. GALrNrY, Secretary.

A FEMALE DICK TURIN IN MICHIGAN.
The Detroit Tribune Of the 2l,h contains
the following;
On Friday evening last, as ". Ell Long
/ ley, Of Raisnyille, was going home luits
late, accompanied by Lyman plues, e no
tleed Il couple Of huFsos in his meadaw one
Of them being saddled. As the horses dla
not belong 10 him, their preseace there at
Tint tme, aud III 1hsal rnnditian eii-.sl X
4 ttffi5sfty. So LoneiHy aud ffues watched
until just at break Of day, woman emerged
from the shelter Of a neighboring haystack
and mounted the saddled horse. The men
at once made their appearance aud detained
the damse She said she was in great
hurry to get TO Monroe, where her father
was very sick and would be alarmed At any
delay on her part The men announced their
determination 20 accompany her to the city,
and took her to the house. While they were
making some necessary preparations for the
trip, she stole ont at tho back of the house.
mounted the horse which was saddled. and
followed by the other horse, made a break
for the woods at break neck speed. As soon
as it was known that the bird had flown.
there was "hurryiug to aud fro," and
"mounting in hot haste" etc. Soon the
neighbors were started in search of the
missing fair one, who was in the meantime
making as much Of her start as the strength
and speed Of her horse would permit Away
she went over fences aud logs through
swamps, woods aud fields, in a style unsur-
passed, even ny John Gilpin Only once
she stopped for any obstruction. Coming to
a high fence, she ordered a man near BY to
lower the fence which, as il inclosrd bis |
cornfeld, he respectfully declined" to do, |
but the prompt appearance of her "shooling /
stick" persuaded him to do so, and be did it. /
and off she went But all things must end |
and her ride was terminated, and she herself /
captured about noon. Il is said that her in-
dgnation aud scorn ut the pursuit and cap. /
ture Of "defrnceless women" were expressrd I
in terms quite worthy Of the original - d."
himself She was brought TO this city, and
examined by Prosecuting Attorney Raleigh.
A telegram was sent TO Toledo, and IN off
cial from that place soon arrived ard identified
her as a common prostitute Of that city, by
the name Of Miss Grot. II errms that She
was married about n years since, aad was
divorced FROM her husband
Her business not prspwing very well in
Toledo, owing, no doubt. 10 the good morals
Of the city, she determined upon a plan for
raising the wind" which succeeded beyond
Der most sanguine expectations. 1t was 10
make "raid" on her foruipr husband, which
She did, and abducted two Of his hor-es
which she rode, one at a time. from bis home
IN Williams county, O.. to this place,
distance Of about IS miles. She is now re-
posing in the county jailawaiting the arrival
II the owner Of the animals Adah Isaacs
denken must look to her laurels a new
dazeppa has arisen.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
citation Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. I
AAITE NnININ

ANTE COUNTY.
fur Srirg nr Mississippi
10 tamrs Anderson, Sarah Anderson, and George
r But,er. SON % George J Huter deceased non.
resident. Of the Slair-- Greeting
NrOu ARE HEREBY CITED to be and person.
/ ally appsar before the Probate Court Of Amlte
county, ou the
Sec0aa H0Rdag IN ANggR, 1866,
then aud there To answer the petition of Decatur n
Batter. executor Of the ast Nill and testament of
Geo y Butler deceased, for final settlement Of said
estate. which said petition q on ile In our said
Court, aud iof hearing az hc said August term. lSiH
then and thtr ~ show causo, Il amy they can, why
the prayer Of said petition should net 90 granted
aud a dae,ue MADE ihenou accordingly
Aud Further % 10 aud suffer such other things "a
shall Or considered aud ordered bY the Court afure-
saia n thp premises.
s5WvR Witness The Honorable II + Johns, Judge
LEI 4 said Court, at tho courthouse Of said
county, on tbt s.coad Monday IN Jane IN the ycat
of Our Lalano thousand eight hundred aud aistysix
Issued illh day Of Juno, 1865
A j WHlfflNGTON, Clerk
June H. 1861
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TIE AGoNiEs Or DBATB - What they
are, says the Milledgeville Recorder, aud
What the amount Of suffering. have often
occupied the thoughts Of The living. Il was
frequently the subject Of conversation with
an eminent physician Of this State. who has
lately been called himself 10 experience
them. In attendance upon the dying father
was q son. himself IN high rrpuie with the
rnrdical facultv. VITO wished tiraf ae hie
father drew near death. being IN ths f1ll
exercise Of bis reason. be should describe. #
possible, bis sensations. A the boar 81
dissolution drew nigh, be said: NY son.
dying-s0 tired, 20 tired" How significant
'he expression
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Divine services in the different Churches
in Liberty, as follows:
Presbyterian Church, Rev w F. Giles
pie--Seeond Sabbath in each month, morn
ing and afternoon. Pmyer-meeting every
Wednesday evening.
Baptis, Church, Rev Chas II 0.keu--
Firs, and third Sabbaihs 10 each month.
Methodist Church, Rev Dir Germany
Fourth Sabbath ia each month.
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The Chairman called the meeting to order,
and the committee IF five, through their
Chairman, j. Il. Galtney, submitted their
report, penling the consideration Of which
Tx asiass gltfrs lag 5sads hgJu'l Ice
cassiiy ald toi. Lamkia, and an earnest
sesliag speech from Col stockdele was de-
ligelpd.
In consequence Of the interruption peo-
dnced by the storm, the meeting adjourned
10 the "a Monday il JUNE, prox.
Moses. Jackson, Chairman.
M.NNN Is. HUFF, Secretary
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~ The voters Of Amite will notice this
week the name of Charles T.. Davis, who
announces himself as a candidate for the
Office Of circuit clerk Of our county. Char
lie is Young gentleman Of steady and IN
dustrious habits, aud will, without doubt,
should he be cheated, make a faithful ard
oisicient 6alacs.
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WV ADYERTIsEMENrs


E4crSn At aenG 500 AcWnrdE
IToLEN TRoM MEi at Magro.A % Sunday
- t.ht. Qflh Ahy. cas BAY HORSE. ten Of
eleven vears oli, rather over mrduH sl1e IN good
ailf 70 eye ogi. s1mewhai chaied With Che harness.
hriaoted vh.n taken. mther l0ug and heavy tail.
ua'ts aud if.,s. no othef gals. vii pay s25 FOR
p delvey 20 me and ask no ques,l9rs. re was
fstru one towards Liberty.
L-u M. -lr.al A NAsH
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TIIEH TAILIITIl oHFII
Liberty May 70, ls56.--l3.it


NiNAAM = rsAsts
II l. Weathersby
W. &. IA.
J. Is Swesrengnn.
DY VIRTUE Of the above stated writ Of fcri
ID ficias 10 me directed from the Honorable Cif.
cult Court Of Anie county, Ieturnablc 10 the May
term 1855. thereof. ! will expose At public auction,
before the door Of the courthouse, ia the town Of
Liberty for cash. the
Fouyth Monday IN lfag 1866,
within irva hours d. following described property,
la-nitf
The west haB Of northwest quarter Of section
s. township g. range g. cast; Che northeast quarter
aud north BALI Of the southeast quarter southwest
quarter Of southeast quarter Of section township
3 range north east quarter Of section Z, township
3, nmge 6, east southeast quarter 81 noffh-vest
quarter, sonih-wesi quarter west half 0f south cast
quarter south wet quarter Of northwest quarter.
section Z. township 2, range 9, esyt
Levied on ne The property % the defendant, y
sweamngor, and viii b. cold, cxcep1 100 acres
exempt from execution 70 satisfy plaintiffs demand
PETER RATCLIFF, Sheriff
Liberty, May 8, 1sG6.
The sale Of TIE above described property has been
postponed until The
FourM lI0adag ~ k0rembcy, 1866.
PETER RATCLIFF, Sheriff.
Liberty june 2. lass Ids
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Haas'''o eTeou'Peseo 81 uNrirom eaea election
( p'es'nsi' Q, APP N,ea 20 collect the necessary
iuuus ioF 'Ne naAoins o. zoe proposed mon
umsnh
SIN he''.reA' lnat 'ne Assessors and
So'ee'ofs g isNes' "a ms county hoie
o'ate ana tedef"l' oe requested to aiNi'
such assistance as ihgF opportunities may
enable taem' IN carrying our the ogtc's "
this Association.
Tho meeting .hen proceeded 20 organize
/. ya- s..s. &c.. 1r..,...., ,.g ~.
's''e4' A''o''"''9A ~ 'n' erection n
permanent officers. which resulted IN the
choice Of Col.' Mosos jackson. pvsiaen.
r NJ Davis Vice. President / n Gsl,n.v
!, "
secretary ana F. g. cape" treasurer
The President appointed tho following
committees unl,r resolutions adop,ed.
co.,,,.,,r. y. ,,,yor ,a,,,,,,.r
NJ. RIM Nil, n N r.ryor
+ g.a.n wm f..ti"s .,5 II
Fr.r.u
cr,re,, cov,,rrrpr
Messrs. II. g. Street. Jas Il. Lea and
Jas. NJ. Caosey
tlNNNes coa,Ni1 I, 81 e.
WIN 4 Ina.ewoe3 .Ias < Jenkins Cbas
E. Davis and W. z. Lea.
Zion Hit-Wm. G McGehee, Van \
ar'& y.' : MN ", I 'eEs' 'onn :" ''ana
TaBs,,,--wm HnH ! u pob,y,.
silas II. Thompson, Gray Aadprs aud
sigph,sa 3aaAsaf 49, vel
49,, ~, pallP -. W., ~, WI" y ''.
and samuel i. Dav.
Ioisr's--R. ID Shaw, y. 4 Dixoa, iii !
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NOtice.--Duhng tbe present month (Junol
viii be in my oiiioe only three days in each week
Monday, Tuesday ard Saturday Persons desiring
my services viii please call on the days above
specified n. r. WRIGHT
Liberty Jane TO- 1855
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~ Old Sol has been quite ardent IA his
glauces upon mother earth during the past
week, and the old lady has been aroused to
an unusual degree q warmth thereby,
Two or three refreshing showers would, we
presume. cool her yirtuous indignation, and
we are sure they would have a happy effect
upon us poor mortals who are pulling and
blowing ftorn excessive heat.
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FOR Circuit Clerk.

~ We are authorized to announce CHARL Es
E. DAVIS as candidate for the office Of Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of Amite county, at the e.
suing October election
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sr,erinTs sale.
, Mcknlgbt
vs. H. IT,

u. Mcknight
II. fa.
John spilhnan aud others. \
Dl VIRTUE ii tho abuve stated writ Of feri
ID acas TO me directed froH The Honorable Gin.
cult Court Of Amite county, pturnable 70 the May
term. 1856 thereof, viii expose al public auction,
before The door ui tha courthouse, ia the town ol
Liberty, for cash. On the
Foarh H9Rday IN May, 1866,
within legal hours, thc following described property,
to-Witt
The west half Of u1rth.west quarter Of southwest
quarter Of section 81 township 3, range q, casi east
half Of southwest quarter northwest qunrter ol
-ssiis S.. township = 1ag1.a tast
I1yid On Is the propeiy % iha daifudaut J5hn
sniliman and win be sold to satisfy plaintiffs de.
mand aud all cost
PETER RATCLIFF, Sheriff.
Liberty May 8, 1866
The sale Of the above described property has boon
postponed until the
FourH M0Rdag IN N0rcmber, 1866.
PETER RATCLIfF. Sheriff
Liberty .Tupe g. 1865 --tds
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HOTEL
LIBERTY. Miss.

Liberty, Miss.
TVHE UNDERSIGNED. having reilted this well
known Hotel. is prepared TO accommodate tha
travelling public on the MOTT liberal terms. Tn
Proprietor will spare NO paius 10 make che stay 81
an those who call upon him pleasant aud profitable
Connected with the Exchange Hotel Is largt
and comfortable
ST 4 B l. T.,
Gllu1 % al times with choice provondcr
- Give the Exchange q innl.
J. - VIM, Proprietor
TIhprtv Miss Fol- a. IaBB-ly
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Nllcrinas anlc.
Talbar & Cotton Adm'rs


Tabau s. Cotton Adm'rs
vs. H. ia
~ W Roberts, n ale.
10y VIRTUE Of the above stated writ Of fsri
ID facias 10 me directed from The Honorable Circuit
Court Of Amle county returnable 10 the May term,
1866, thereof, I viii expose at public auction, before
the door Of tha courthouse, ia the town Of Liberty
for cash, ON the
Eouy1l Honday in My, 1866.
within legal hours, the following described property
t0-'tit
Southwest quarter Ct southwest quarter Of sec
ton A. township iaugo 2, east; northeast quarter
Of northeast quarter and northwest quarter Of
south east quarter Of section 90 township 4, range
? east; wcathalf Of norih-west quarter Of section
"a. township 4, range g east
Levied on as the property Of The defendant, d.
w Roberts, aud will be sold. except 100 acres
exempt from execution, TO satisfy plaintiffs demand
and all cost.
PETER RATCLlFF, Sheriff.
Liberty, May -, l6j6.-l3it
The sale Of the above described property has been
postponed until the
F0nrM M0Hdag IN N0rcmbcr, 1866.
PETER RATGLIFF, Sheriff.
Liberty. juno o 5G6-tds
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% We take peculiarp pleasure in referring
our readers to the advertisement of Mr.. II.
S. Barkdull, inasmuch as he has, in laud-
able spirit Of public enterprise, estaUlishea
tin shop in our town, which cannot be
surpassed for the Heoiness. durability and
superior finish of its work. Every one who
has patronized Mr.. BarkdnlI thus far have
expressed general satisfaction, and pro-
nounced his ware vastly superior to that we
have been Accustomed to purchase from other
parts He has on hand fine assortment Of
tin-ware, al made in his shop, and which he
warrants to be what it is represented COM
prising buckets, pans, coffee pots, bait buck
cts, bathing tubs, cups, muffin rings and
other articles too numerous to mention. awe
invite the public to call at Mr. Barldull's
shop, whore he will always be found ready
to serve his customers with anything in his
line, al very moderate prices.
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TnsOivent Notice.

w having boon declared msolvent by the Pro.
bafo Court at franklin county, in the State OF
Mississippi at the May term thereof A. u 1866;
Now. therefore, all persons having claims sgainst
the estate of said docedepi are hereby notified 70
come forward and have theiy clalus duly probatod
and registered IN the register kept by the Clerk Of
said Court. on OF before the first Monday IN June,
4. d. 1867. OF they win ha forpver barred.
w NJ WENTWORTH, sheria,
And ok ofliclo Admir- of estate OF +. Mock
Mcadvtllr Nav ~ i56b-6m
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NIatlflfATlINfl.

FINHH citiEous 80 Amit' arr respectfully infomedH
fhst Use undersigned has opened la The town OF
i.i4 ry
Do9T AND SHOE SHOP.
ani Is prepared "a DO AL work IN bis line with
utmost dispatch aud IN the most durable manner.
he warrants 90 give entire satisfaction 20 AL who
may favor him with their patronage Ills terms are
exceedingly liberal H. caa be found these doors
below Coymgt1n's Old drug store
JOHN c. HAGEMANN.
IiLnrlN Eth Il sll.--lN