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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08
Or. Schcnck's Pulmonic Syrup.

This great med cine cured pr. J. II. ScnExcK,
the Proprietor of Pulmonary Consumption,
when it had assumed its most formidable aspect,
and when speedy death appeared to be invita-
Bile. His physicians pronounced his ease incur
able, when he commenced the use of this simple
but powerful remedy. His health vas restored
10 = very short time aud no return Of the
disease has been spprehended, for all the y m.
pioms quickly disappeared, and his present
weight il more than two hundred pounds.
Since hrs recovery, he aas devoted his stten
ton exclusively TO the cure Of Consumption and
the diseases which are usualy complicated with
il, and the cures effected by bis medicines have
been very numerous and truly wonderful. Dr..
ScHgScg makes professional visits to several Of
the larger cities weekly, where he has large
coucourse OF patients. and it 10 truly astonish-
ing to see poor copsumptives that have to be
lifted out Of their carriages, and in few months
healthy, robust persons. DR. SCHENCk'S
PULMONIC SYRUP. SEAWEED TONIC,
and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally oil re.
CURED il cu:iBg Consumption. Full directions
accompany each, 80 that any one can take them
without seeing Dr.. ScHsScK, but when tits con-
venicnt it is best to see him. lie gives advice
free, but for thorough examination with his
Resplromcter his fee il three dollars
Please observe, when purchasing, that tho
two likcpesses Of the Doetor--one when in the
last stage Of Consumption, and the other ~ he
now is, in perfect health- are on the Govern
ment stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price 81 80
Der bottle. or 81, 50 the half dozen Letters for
advice should always be directed 70 Dr.
schencks Principal Once, Is North 9th St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. General Wholesale Agents
Demas Barnes 4 Co., N. Y, 8. 8. Hanee, Bslti-
more, Nd. John d. Park, Cincinnsti, Ohio !;
Walker Taylor, Chicago M; Ccliias Bree.,
r. L,uis, No.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08
Impeachment Of the President,

In the House Of representatives,
on the 9Th inst, the fo'l,wing artic'ei
Of impeachment were introduced by
Mr.. Ashly, of Ohio. and adopted by
a vote Of ,o7 yeas to SO nays, only
four Republicans voting in opposi-
ton:
81 do impeaeh Andrew johnson, Acting
Wee President Of the United States, for
high c,in,s and misiemeanors. I charge
him with the usurpation of power. ard the
violation of Law, in sha, he has corruptly
abused the appointing power; in that he
has corruptly used the pardoning power ;
in tina, he has corrupsly disposed Of the
puplic property of the United States; il
that be has corrupliy in,srfered in elections !;
and has thu. committed acts and eonspired
with others to commit acts, which in the
contemplation of the Constitution are high
crimes and misdemeanors. Therefore, BE 1t
resolved that the Committee on Judiciary be
and are hereby authorized inquire into the
official conduct Of Andrew johnson. Vice
President, discharging the powers and duties
Of President OF the United S,sies. and to
report to this House whether, in ih.ir opin-
ION, said Andrew Johnson, while in said
Office, has been guilty of acts which were
designed or calculated TO over;hrow, subvers.
or corrupt the Government of the United
States, or any department or officer thereof.
and " her said Anderw Johnson has been
guilty Oh any act. or has conspired with
Others toNo acts which in the contemplation
Of the Constitution, are high crimes sna
misdemeanors requiring the interposi,ion Of
and that said Committee have power to send
for persons and papers, and to aaminisseraie
the customary oa,hs 10 witnesses"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08

"skulduggery WAS p~ctised IN NE skis.
The case was brought before our Court, but
was taken TO Jones county, because Judge
Burt is a holder of stock in the road, and
therefore a party interested Al the tithc
mentioned above, the suit was dismissed BY
Judge Hubbard at the plaiu,iRI costs, aad
thus the sale was held valid.
The other suit was entitled, Herman
Gelpckc cs. D. 4 S. c. r. R., Ct a." II
was instituted to set aside the plan Of cx.
tending the road from Cedar Falls 10 Iowa
Falls, But chancery' is slow. aud ere the
case could be decided the cars xerc rolling
into Iowa Falls. with their burdens Of pas
sengers aud freight. Nevertheless, had the
Court decided for the plaintiff ultimately,
the Company would have experienced no
little trouble and expense. This case was
also dismissed at plaintiffs costs, and the
extcn sion of the road held valid.
Thus. the action Of the Company 10 raise
money to extend the road, and the extension
itself. are justified and held to be right BY
the Court. and the managers are relieved
from further trouble on account Of their &C.
ton in those matters.-D Dubuque Times, III.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Mexican gnerrillas have recently made An
unsuccessful attempt TO capture Macmillan.
He has divided his army into three corps,
commanded by Mejia, Miramon, and Mar
quez.
The 30th regiment Of regulars has been
ordered to Omaha.
The election Of Gov. Swami As Senator
from MARYLAND is deemed certain.
Several hundred freedmen have left Georg
il for the Texas cotten plantations.
Cholera is prevailing 10 an alarming ex
tent 1t 81. Thomas, West Indies.
Another revolution has broken out in the
Argentine republic.
The Sioux and Cheyenne Indians have
combined for war against the whites.
The Ohio Senate on the Sd inst. ratified
the constitutional amendment.
A paris dispatch Gays the French troops
will cvacuate Mexico on March ].
The Spanish Government is to send four
ironclads to the Pacific.
The resignation Of the Captain General
Of Cuba is expected.
The steamer Cortez, from New York for
u8S6na, Seut W ysSSes w e"c ~ hsss ~
Delaware Bay.
Several inches Of suow fell in New Orleans
on the 10th.
Enrope3n dispatches state that q repturs
of the diplomatic relations between Turkey
and Greece is likley TO accur It any moment
Nine arrests Of Fenisl ammunition man
ufactures we're made in Beisast on the 3lst
The colored people Of Indianapolis held
IN emancipation celebration ON the Isl inst
Mexican advices states that the Liberal,
are within eight miles Of the Imperial cap
ital.
The yacht clubs Of Europe vie with each
other in their attempts to confer honors up
on The American yacbtmen.
The Mississippi river is now gorged BY
ice near Columbus, Ky.
The confscation bill was passed BY the
Senate, on the 4th inst.
The Ohio House Of Representatives rati
fed the constitutional amendment on the
4th.
Louis Napoleon has forwarded donation
Of El00 for the relief of French snadisn
sufferers At Quebec.
Gov. Crspo, Of Michigan, who was report,
"a dAnSesoSsiy IN, was moro comfortable on
the 4<b.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08
NEWS SUMMARY.
OUR OWN STATE.

An honest farmer of Hardin county, who
suffers from some kind of lunacy, recently
captured pedestrian and stripped him Of
all his clothing. Cool business that.
The citizens of Cha les City have donated
twensy>two acres of land to the FLOYD coun-
~ Agricultural Society, TO be used as the
permanent fair grounds Of the Society.
The InseRigescv places the cash cast Of the
land at $500.
Samuel Dunn, Of Montgomery county,
has killed twenty-five deer this season.
Trains on the c. / \. W. Railroad are
now running to ST. Jchn's-twen,y miles
from Council Bluffs.
The Dubuuue Herald speaks Of the good
supply Of venison in their markets, and
adds:
"Singular as il may seem, Dubuque
county offers good inducements for hunters
Of this noble game. and . large number Of
deer have been killed in our immediate
vicinity the present winter"
There are now BAL patients in the Iowa
Hospital for the Insane. At Mount Pleasant.
The total number admitted since the open
ing Of the hospital 10 some $40. Daring
the past year III have been admitted.
There were discharged during the same
time 100; ~ Of these were cured. The
following resons constitute the Board Of
Trustees: Ex- Lieut.. Gov. Needham, Of
Oskaloosa Hon. NJ. L. Fisher, Of Clayton
county Luke Palmer. Esq. of Burlington
DR.. ]. ShafFer, of Fairfield Judge Edwards
and DR.. A. H. Mcclure, Of Mt. Pleasant
end Col. B. Crahb, of Washington. DR..
Raney is the Superintendent.
The Cedar Rapids Times states that the
question ofremoving the county seat of Linn
county from Marion to Cedar Rapids, is be-
ing a,ita,ed throughout tie county.
Mr.. J. NJ. Dixon, the well known local
editor OF the State Register, has gone to In.
dianapolis for tres, ment Of his almost
sightless eyes. The Register states tina. al
though his sight is not entirely gone, bis
eyes are of no practical use, IS be CANNOT
even walk without being guided a. blind
man.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08

Nothing 50 thoroughly demonktra-
ties The remarkable progress Of public
opinion in relation to the principles Of
human government as the seriousness
and readiness With which the subject
Of female outrage is discussed BY the
leading minds Of the country. It is
only . few weeks since . Senator Of
tho United States. for the purpose Of
killing the District Of Columbia suf
frage bill. offered IN amendment de.
signed 70 extend suffrage to women.
Eight Senator's we're found to serious
ly support it. A number OF these Sen
ators committed themselves sqnarely
70 the doctrine, advocatingit in words
which are golden in their declarations
Of theprinciples Of human rights. And
the conservative Senate of the United
States heard the oracular ntterances
calmly and patiently! From being
declared the halucinations Of diseased
female brsias-thc wild vagaries OF
strong-minded women-the political
rights Of women suddenly and unex-
pectedIy become the digniGed subject
of profound debate in the aristocratie
branch Of the American Congress.
He would have Leon declared mad,
who, ten years ago, should have pre-
dicted such = respectful consideration
sf 70 unpopular . subject in that an
gust body, whose measured steps in
the race Of progress are SO VIGOROUSLY
behiad the age. It was > long stride
forward for the Senate TO consider
aud eves pass the suffrage bill refer
red to-s bill which lay unnoticcd up
ON it, table during nearly the whole
Of the last sessiop-but the respect
socorded 10 the question Of female
sulks9s i still more remarkable ssd
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08
promises the exhibition Of more deci.

ded radicalism than heretofore.
The serious consideration of won.
ans rights is no longer confined to the
limited circles Of thinly attended con-
Scntions. but is becoming popular
subject for discussion. Our attention
has been called to certain ably writ
ten articles in The Independent, which
doubtless present the most plausible
arguments in opposition to female
suffrage. We are unable, however
to discover therein any thing more
than the stereotypcd old-fogy argu-
ments of Fifty years ago.
With this Introduction we propose
to take up the discussion briefly in
future numbers Of the Bulletin, and
consider the subject as affecting
social life and the natural rights si
indi, idualS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08
I.persant Railroad Cases Settled.

At the December term Of the District
Court of Jones county, two snits, brought
against the Dubuque 4 Sioux City Railroad
and which eighteen months ago threatened
serious disturbance in the management and
in the extension prospects Of our western
railroad, were settled f,re.es.
One Vas. The County Of Dubuque and
Hermann Ge'pcke -. The D. 4 S. C. r. Il.
Co.. It all This was brought to set aside the
the sale Of l07, 900 acres Of land made by I e
company in November, 1863, At 81 per acre
The PLAINTIFF commended that the company
bad 20 right to ell the lands 10 tho msDner
they did that tho price vas too lo-, aud
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08

DY virtss u On Exseusion issued ont 81,
10 and under the Seal Of the Distries court Of
Buchanan ceanty, Iowa. 10 favor Of Hannah
E. Hurlberi,. aad against the goods and chastsis,
lsnds and teremssts. Of Milton W. Huribert,
have levied spsa the following described prop
cry. vis:
The Southwest quarter Of the Northwest quar-,
ter Of Section Twenty -twW Township Ninety.
Range Nine. west, in Buchanan County, Iowa.
which property, % above described. l will Of
fer for sale ss public suction, 81 shs door Of the
BAsriGs Once. in chs City Of IndsrssdsIee, -
Saturday. che I'd day Of February. A. i. 1897.
q o'clock ?. H., Of salt dsy. g the highest
bidder, 70 satisfy mid Exssuton asd seses.
A. CROOKS. 6Assis.
ohssirs o1ss. Isdspsndsase,
Dec. ~. lisa. f1s ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08

The Priest and Sweetest Cod Liver Oil in the
world manufactured from fresh, healthy livers.
upon the sea- shore; il is perfectly pure and
sweet. Ask for Hal. rd 4 Caswell's Cod Liver
Oil" Manufactured by
CASWELL. MACY / CO, New Yosk.
Sod by all DruRgists.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-21
THE BASIS or REPUBLICAN,
GOVERNMENT.

RssofVed, That the several states composing the
United states, are not united on the principle Of
unlimited submission to their General Govofn :
ment, but that by compact, under the style and
title Of Constitution OF the United states, and Of
Hovernment for special purposes-delegated TO
that Government certain definite powers, reserv-
ing, each State 10 itself the resduary mass OF
right TO their self-goyernment; and that when
ever the General Government assumes undeiega.
ted power, its acts are unauthOrtative, void, and
of no force; That to this compact each state aci
ceded as State. and is an integral party, its co.
States forming, as TO itself the other party thai
the Government created by this compact was mol
the powers delegated to itself, since that woulc
haveH1ade IT'S discretion, and not the Constitution
the me sure OF Its plwers; but that. rs in al
other cases OF COMPACT AMONG POWERS HAVING
NO COMMON JUDGE, EACH PARTY HAS AN EQUAi
RfdHT TO JUDGE FOR ITsRLR, AS WELL OF tNfRAO
TIONs AS or THE MoDE ANDMKAsURE OF REDRESS
TIE FGrst KeRfaotg RssoiEtion Of 17gs.
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atw advertisements.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FIVE
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND.

rT,IIf undersigned Administrator Of the estate
ii Of Bar holOnew Boomer, deceased, VIII nner for
sale on Saturday, } une ~, 1881 commencing at 10
oicloth porenoon ON the old farm Of Bartholomew
B0oher deceased, now occupied by John Roop,
eighrlN miles north OF Dayton, on the old Troy
pike. and on the east side OF the Miami river. .
FIRST sf1tdci-COnudning i02k acres. lying on the
Miami river, some iour miles north of Dayton, In
Harrison township, east OF David Bearusheur'si !
this Is the best OF bottom lands under good Guilt
vatlon, good brick dwelling house frame barn and
VOL OF water at the house and one at the barn.
iSocoad 1rdet-Being the old homestead OF the
tats Barhoiomew BOoheil decd containing one
knndT, d and sixtystwo and twelve one -hundredth
aares more or less This tract Is in good cultiYn-
tton, land Is good and the best and most valuable
u poplar timber the best in the county, the tim
Ter will more than pay for the laudi aud other
raiuable timber Is on the place There is good
farm barn, house and outbuildings on this tract /;
thrre Is a good spring OF water on this place
/ Third IFuot Living Just east ol the OLD nome
! spend OF bartholomew BooheT, deceased contain
\ ing ninety -o1e and sixty oue-hundredths acres.
i tal 00lO0) About one-half of this tract Is under
valuable poplar timber, There is y good barn,
and t-rate good orchard Of young bearing fruit
4 trees with well of good water,
4 Fourth 7'uct-Lylng Ia Miami county, ohio,
about two mites north of the old homestead ol
| Bartholomew BooheT deceased, anu the. a.
! tiOnal road, which isnow being piked. This tract
contains lGi ~ 100 acres, and will be sold in two
! tracts or 60k acres each. There are two good
dwelling houses, two good barns and two good
wells OF water on this piece well situated Tor
either tract; a good orchard on each piece; good
| timber land on each piece The land Is good ana
| produces well.
Terms Of SIle.--One- third cash in hand on day Of
sale one- third in one and one third in two years
from day of sale, deferred payments to bear six
per cent interest, and be secured by mortgage on
| the premises. LEWIS NEfF,
| Administrator de bonis non with the win annexed
of Bartholomew Boohrr, deceased
| j, II. BA0GoTT, Attorney.
| Afay3D. dl aNy a W3tts- -IhBY
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From Europe.

PARIS, June 2O.-The Ministers OF For
eign Affairs held a special conference with
the Ministers ofthe United States and Spain.
for the consideration of South American
affairs. The war now existing on tile
Platte was the principal topic discussed.
CoNsTAsTINOPLE, June lS.-A diplomatic
note, signed by France, Russia, Prussia,
and Italy, was presented to the Cabinet OF
the Porte Saturday last to urge on the
Sultan an immediate suspension of hostil-
tiles in Gambia, and government inquiry
into the grievances of the islanders, Christ
ians and others. the inquiry to be conducted
by commission appointed by the great
Powers of Europe and the Government OF
the Porto.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ISRAEL GILBERT who resides in the state
Il of Indiana, and Isaac Gilbert, who resides in
the State OF Maryland, VIII take notice that Geo
w. Meyer, administrator OF tho estate Of Isaac
Gilbert, deceased, on the - day of June, A. II.
1881 hled his petition in the Probate Court within
and for the County Of Montgomery, and State Of
ohio, alleging that the personal estate OF said
deceased 10 iDsufiiclenttO pay his debts ~ d the
charges of administering his estate; that he died
seized in Tee simple OF the following real estate,
situate in said county, tO-wit: Being the south
part OF the northeast quarter Of section fourteen
u4l, township four (4lt range four ~, east, and
bounded as follows Beginning at the southwest
corner Of said quarter. and running thence with
the south line Of said quarter north S4k deg,
east l51 $40 poles TO the southeast corner Of said
quarter; thence with the section line north deg
west 20 2s.l0O poles TO a stake; thence south sbs
deg west 1877 $40 poles to stake the west line
Of said quarter thence south ~ deg east 20 ss 100
poles TO the place of beginning, containing twenty
acres And that Julian Gilbert, as widow OF said
decedent, is entitled to dover in said premises
The prayerof said petition is for the assignment
OF dow er 10 the said Juiis Gilbert and for sale
Of said premises, subject TO such dover estate Tor
the payment OF the debts and charges aforesaid
Said petition will be for hearing on the Sth day
Of July, 1851 soon thereafter as leave can be
Obts ined. GEO. W. MOIER,
Administrator Of Isaac Gilbert, decd
June1 -ditwat.40
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Santa Anna-MaximiIinn

NEW York, June 20.-A report was re-
ceived in Havana just as the steamer Eagle
left. that Santa Anna landed at Vera Cruz
on the 4th, but was compelled 10 reembark,
He then went to Sissal, where the Liberals
captured him. He was subjected TO q
military trial and sentenced 70 be hanged
on the 9th. tLl.tt
A San Luis special says of Macmillan that
General Miramon's relations have secured
counsel In his behalf The probabilities
grow greater that the trial will be post
poned, on one pretext and another till after
the fall of the City of Mexico and Vera
Cruz, and till alter the arrival of the Amer
lean Minister.
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Tbe Cettysburg Cemetery.

GETTYsBURG, Pa June 20.-Tbe Com
sioners of the Gettysburg National Gene
terry, yesterday adopted a resolution APP
pointing a committee TO see what steps TO
take to transfer the care of the Cemetery
to Government also one approprlating
$1,000 to erect the foundation and pedestal
for corps monument to General Rey-
nolds on the battle Held.
The monument will be dedicated July
4th, and Will cost $4,000.
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NOTICE.

William F. Eby, Plaintiff, against Rebecca Jane
Eby, Defendant,
Common Pleas Court, Montgomery County, Ohio.
EBECCA JANE EBY, in the county of But
III, ler and State OF Ohio, is notified that William
r. Eby did. on the 18th day of April. A ID. 1887,
flle his petition In the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Montgomery and
State of Ohio, praying that he may be divorced
from the said Rebecca lane Eby, which petition
will stand for hearing at the next term OF said
Court Cause-Adultery. WILLIAM !. EBl.
GEO, W. MOYRR, Atty. ma2O BIwB"S
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BON BERGER, REAL
E5pArE AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO has for sale
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 TO
5000
AIsO six Farms--three in DArke, two In Mont.
gomery and ono In Van Vert County, y
Tha undersigned can always be found at the
Ohio Insurance Once, when not out on business
or at the Post once corner.
Buys and sells property Terms liberal
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PURLIO NOTICE

V1ITRsIJ ANT 10 law, notice is hereby given that
THoxAs j. 5. sMITH, j. A. WALTERs, O. l..
V1Ii KspiaHAM GEOReE w. HoUK, g. b. HAR-
NAN ADAM SNYDER, s, II. WooDsuA, ID. A. HoUK,
GRigRp JoHN BROkDRuP, DKkFIs DWYRR, SAN.
UEL MAYs' aud john M0ELwER, have associated
10 forta an IHsUR ANoK COMPANY Tor the purpose
drst speciied Ia seetion Of the Act 20 regulate
Insurance companies, passed April 10 lseI and
by spid act and the act OF May 1859; the prinei-
pal once OF said company 10 be located tDaytoni
Montgomery County ohio.
Dayton May l, 1So7-d4tW
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COITRT

A Fine Lifas Home for FaE,Ryfa NadisoH TO,os
sAip.
ON MONDAY the hTst day OF July, A. ID. 1867,
" at o'clock In the afternoon on the premises,
will be sold 10 the highest bidder, the following
real estate as the property OF Jacob WidmAnn
deceased, tO-wit; Situate In the County Of Mont
gOmery, and State Of Ohio, being part Of Section
II, 10 Township 3, Range 4 east. Aey bounded by
beginning az the northeast corner Of the southeast
quarter OF said section. and running from thence
with the section line 5. degs. ~ 10 chains TO "A
stone thence 5. Is degs W 10 chains 20 q stone, in
the north line OF said quarter section, thence with
said north line IS dogs. r. 10 chains 10 the place
OF beginning containing ten l0l acres, 70 be sold
OF dover az 81 100 and cannot sell Tor less than
twO-thirds thereof
TERMs-One third OF the purchase money 10 be
paid cash on the day Of sale, onethird In one and
Ono-thiTd IN two years thereafter: deferred pay
ments 10 bear interest and 10 be secured by mort
JACKSON MoNELLY,
Administrator Of the estate Of Jacob widmann
deceased. ...U..
ADAM CLAY, Atty, June8 ls6T-wts.
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NOTICE.

ID ENJAMIN METHERD, whose, residence is
ID unknown, is hereby notified that Sarah A.
petition In the Clerks Dnice of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Montgomery County, Ohio, charging
him with willfu absence from the said plaintih
for more than Ave years past, and praying that
She nay be divorced from said BENJAMIN Metherd
which petition will stnnd for hearing at the ne exi
term OF Court. SARAH "A. METHERD. q
GEO. v. NAUERTH, Atty. apl3'81w6-Si
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Contains the new novel, by Prof Peck, entitled
Bertha Seely, the Hel oine of the Old Dominion
aud great variety of POLITICAL and literary arti
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Johnston, Benuregard, Ewell Longstreet, lamp
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