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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-31
AIsQUITH * BRO,

DRUGGISTS & ApOthecapleS-
4 RE prepared 10 furnish everything in their
y line upon the most desirable terms. They
have in store the largest and most complete stock
Of goods they have ever offered to the public
Their stock Of
DRUGS. CHEMICAL
Patent and Family Medicines is endless in variety.
Tbev wonld cali the attention Of Country Physi-
clans 70 such articles as used in their practice,
feeling confident thew can make u to their interest
to buy from them instead OF going to Baltimore
Their stock Of
Druggists Fancy Goods
Perfumery, Soaps,
Preparations for Dycing. Preserving and Dressing
the Hair, Tooth. Nail and Hair Brushes, Combs
Dressing. Fine. de- il equal 10 that OF any Similar
establishment in the Valley.
Prescriptions entrusted TO them VIII be COM
pounded with neatness and accuracy.
Persons Wishing supply Of
Paints. Oils, window GlasS,
DYES. Yarnishes Colors and everything in the line
of Painters Materials will find their stock large
and as cheap rs they can be sold anywhere.
fine assortment of Paper and Envelopes Tor
ladies or Office use.
They are the Wholesale Distributing Agents for
the Morning Star Bitters Company tor tins ana
Clarke Counties. Merchants wishing them Dy the
Case can procure them at the Company's Whole
sale price.
AIT the above mentioned goods they offer at low
figures for CASH. No goods sold on credit
Persons owing them viii please come forward
and settle. Customers will bear in mind that they
do not do a credit business. When indulgence -
Given. accounts must be settled the lst OF every
June IS, 1867.
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AppFNnIY.

ApPENUIA.
Extract from ne Ninuie' II Winctestsr PresjWcry,
constituent portion u he lirginia Synod.
"Moorefeld W. Va, May N, 1867.
"Reso're9. That this Prcsbytery recommend The
REV. n. G.. NORTH 70 the VIRGINIA BIBLE so,
CIETY, a. an AgeHf for he DririJatioH u B.tles
within H. bounds.
" Resolrsd, That PFesbytery recommend Bro
NoRrH also 20 our Committee cf Publication az d
tColporter for the distribution OF its publications
in our bounds"
"True copy from tie Minutes of Winchafter
Presbytery. !. X. GRAHAM,
Stated Clerk"
sEyrLAsIrioy.-Th Yirginia Bible Society and
the Richmond Committee discard ths foreign torn
d" Co'portcr "-subFtituting A6EAI."
October 10. ls67-5L ". q. n.
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Id IEouge EolninG 10.


TTvHF undersigned haze just returned from View
York With their i al Stock Of Goods al great
b. reduced prices. .... -.
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HARPER'S FERRY
DRUG STORE.

TFVO PHlSICIANS.-I would respectfully call
the attention of the Physicians 20 my large
and complete stock Of Medicines which I am now
receiving, and am prepared to Oh all orders at
Baltimore prices. Any goods not on hand viii be
promptly ordered, and carefully sent 20 any p0r-
ton Of the COUNTY c. Z. BELLER.
Harper's Ferry, w. Va, Oct. Il, 1861.
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- Con.erratiEe CandIdates.

G-u55. radical candidate for County Superiu-
.sale1.. was elected by a small majority.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-31

4 COMMUNICABLE lngrail and Reg Barpet-
I ing. Floor and Table Oh ClNh Just receiyedb By
Oct. IL, 1861. KEAKSLEY 4 SHEEEER.
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TO BIacksui:Es.

n KEGS HORSE SHOES, with Steel Toes
d. : punched and setr7aiy % nail on, t9r aal
verv low Cell and see them.
Sent. gf. I.c7. D. HUMPHREYS & CO.
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CtELF-SEALTSG CASS.-On hand and for sale,
> full supply Of Fishers Self Scaling Cane.
Aug. l. MILLER Il SMITH,
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Shanuondalc FACTORY. December 1860.
Wessrs. D. HruPmEYs d Co.

Charlestown, " Va, April &c, 1891
Messrs. D. iiUWWEYs Co.,
Gentlemen ~ desire 20 add my testimony
20 that OF others NJ 20 the merits of your Washing
Machine. consider II hrst-rat', aud think that
every Flmily that can buy one should do so.
Respectfully,
May ., 1861 BENJAMIN j. WELSH.
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- GOods. CIofhinr.

BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and NOTIONS,
ever offered in the Valley, comprising Meriuoes,
Coburgs. all-wool Deaiao, Mouselincs Alpaca,
Pebins ,rmures, Fancy Deiaiues, Calicoes, Bro.
and Bleached Cott0ns, Liuseys, and a general va
riety too numerous 20 mention.
We would also call Che attention Of the citizens
Of Charlestown and vicinity 90 the fact that we
have Just received one Of the finest stocks Of mems
1 -
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RELDTIlLDE CLOTHLNE.

ever offered such as Nerimack and Nowhawk Gold
Mixed, Harrison silk Mixed, DE Coruiy Cashmere
Suits complete. Give us q call before purcAasInE
elsewhere. as il is no trouble for Us o. show YOU
through our stock Don't forget the piace-Lei-
sgugiug & Sons old stand Main St., Charlesi3Wn.
NOTICE.-3lr. Joseph Goldsmith viii De
found behind the counter 90 wait upon his Old Gus
toners. :. y. EAAEJ KEEN a. "
October 3, 1867.
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FOREIGN g. DOMESTIC
RDWA RE.
CUARLEsTOWN, M

CHARLESTOWN, VIRGINIA.
DELlEyING that nm~
I } we have ono Of cIA ~, F~TH
tae largest and best e ~
selected assoItucnt7 I vi N-,-. ~
of this class ever in q ~
this Ealev-Gud that 49, Il, 49, -
we possess adsanta- " ~ tssas
yes which enable as Y ~
% saii as ior as the 9
Ihole.H'e Homes If -.
Baltimore. we there -
fore respectfully solicit your orders. and hope. By
diigert attention % ths requirements Of the Trade
90 merit q continuance of your patronage.
Our Stock consists. In part, Of
Imported & American Cutlery.
Door Plate. Screw Chest, Trunk aid Pad Locke.
Strap. Hook. Butt. Shutter andT Hinges. Screws
Screw Spring ard Chain BCi's. Files, hasps' Bra
Ca and Bits. AUEurs. Cbir0E. Levels. Planes, be.
vols. Ru,es: C-1s-CJf, U-Itt Wood, Compass ana
Whp SAVES U7tch.e. Hammers, Adze-, axes
Comrass-. and Boring Machine. An7iis' >led8es'
Believe. Screw Plates Nias, Tire BendeIs, screw
Wreuches Drawing Knives Jack Screws, Forks,
EhovrIs. Chains. IIlue.. Rake, Brian and Grain
Scrtbrs Nin SCOOPS MGttrcss. Picks. bo1s, Bri-
dle Bits. Buckles. ki1gs Pad Trees Igrrets. Post
Hoods Ornaments ~rurs, Curhf Colin Trim
--i1gs and Cabinet Hardware. Trowels. Pullcys,
T1re lines. Prnches. Lasts and Shoe FindiHgs.-
N-Hs ~.iaa.. Horse and Mule Shoes and Nails;
ars, lion Of al. kinds. BrO9ms. Brushes aud Cor
dl-e.
Thankful .0r past fs7ors. we respectfully solicit
0-ders for tle shove named goods
DAVID HUMPHREYS B co.
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NEW GOODS, REV GOODS
SECOND ARRITAL!
4, the Nelc Store IN he Spirit Building.
HAVING just returned from the Eastern Mar
kcts we now offer 60 the public one Of the fl
rI-f ef.cLe of
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! HAVE made ont ~ accounts. and must insist
1 On Immediate settlement. The Books meet be
closed From this date must DO q strict CASH
bu-aess-uo exceptions made
june %. ls67-tL. J.R. AVIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-31

(GOTHS. Cassimcres, Cassinets, and othorgood
I for Mems wear, very low in price. bat of fine
quality. JOHN l.. HOOFF.
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ROOTS ARD SHOES.

The assortment Is complete one--of choiccma-
torial and best wofkmonshsp--th result Of care
ful selections and iudicious purchase. The long
experience Of the undersigned has secursd 90 hirl
a supply which he takes pleasure in Offering 90 iAg
public.
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS-cvery description
Of gear-f0r every age sizc, sex aud condition,
furnished at moderate prices for The CASH.
An inspection Of this stock i. solicited.
Oct. 1866. JAMES F.. JOHNSON.
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Homo IcVanGcIizatiou.

General AgcacH for Distributing De Holy
Scriptures, and otlr Religious Publications..
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WOODEN Goods.

2 b.
Oct 8. JOHN L. HOOFF.
WOODEN Goods.
CnOTHS. Cassimcres, Cassinets, and o,hergoois
I for Mems wear, very low IN price, bat of fine
quality. JOHN L. Ho0FF.
z AMPS. Lamp Chmneys, Wics.-assort.d-
Oct g. JOHN 7. H0oFF.
CJUiWfs Raimorals. Popleius Nousciaines, De
y Iainos Nubias, Hoods, Caps, Gloves, sigry,
Ribbons Uai7 Nets and ether articles in that line
Cor ladies. a handsome and Unsolicited ,t.cS
October 90. 1867. JOHN J.. HOUFF
CiOAPS. Hair and Tooth Brushes. Combs. PocG-
y 90 Books Week Ties, knives. Scissors, Linen
and Paper Collars JOHN Z. HGOFF.
YARNS Scarlet and other fancy Yarns. also.
Knitting Cotton and Fancy Yarns
JOHN l. HOOFF
BOOTS Shoes and Hats for Nen, Women and
ID Children large assortment of the latest
. STYLES best materials and w0rkmanship and 40 the
very lowest prices JOHN J.. EOOFF
/ C'ROCND ALUM and Fine salt just received
I 7 and for sale hy JOHN I. HO0TE.
IhUEENSWARE.-A large supply Of Queens
~ ware, Glassware and Wo0deuvaTe.
JOHN J.. HOOFF
VTNEGAR.-purcC Cider Vinegar Cor sale by
o. 10 hOoIf.
j Pulled and Plaid Li,a.says. Iwg.ds, and White
r rl.G ,..''' w. '''''' KFARSLEY & SrIFFRER.
y T-rrK C-oc,.s. lars and Flower pot.- m -,zas
\ -tar s,Ie bv KES
.--...,
{ ALIl = JILL uEe 'DoIGt'oA Oi.g vi TOT
- sale by n & =.
~ 90 KrAESLFI Il SUFFERER.
~
nOTOWAC HERRING for sole Of $500 ra- biI.
bv KEARSLEI SHEEEER.
TINEGAR-Wc have just received good or
tl ne Oh a'e Oi-TI W., '..i- y c-rrrDrp
aug 80 N'--A-'..-'--i ~ '',-----.''.''.
UNDERSTANDINGS Pocket Krivas. and Scissors
IA - n Tr-,f3r1r no "a
ppIrPARrRS-Bs-l f, usr-fo- sale by
a Arr u. HUMPHREYS X CO.
= LES.-Ral,-'atal Porcelain and Brass
4 j n ".'''.-' ''' '''' B 3. HUMPHREYS & co.
- rantec at lo.s than Ba.'--gr. Tric-
July j. j.. HI-4Il i"ElN " ~.
.--.---,.,-
m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-31

CANVASS HANS, Bologna SausaCes, Dried
I Beef and Sweet Potatoes, fresh supply, just
received and for sale by
October 3. 1867. b BROWN, Agent
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king Of the west. +"

KING OF inc w csC'
Charlcstown, W. Va, Feb. &c, 1861.
Mcssrs D. HUTHaEYs Co.
Gentlemen: / have used one Of your Wash
inc Machines. "king Of the West and itgives me
erfirs satisfaction. Nv family is very large, and
most cheerfully recommend the Machine 10 'he
public. hEAEAlAH CVLbLNI'
Having used one Of the above named Washing
Machines in my family, cordially cudo-ss the a.
b0vrcertiCatc. GEO H. IChNEh'
Feb. %, 1851.
Shannondalc FACTORY. December, 1850.
Messrs D. HcyPHHEYs & Co.
Gentlemen: II
Is with pleasure can recommend The Washing
Machine. The King OF the West think IL the
best Machine in use. washed out 33 large pieces
ON Monday last. besides some small pieces, IN less
than two h0urs-duue splenddv.
Every family would save labour and time il they
would get one. Yours Respectfully,
DAVID JOHNSTON.
Mo- - 1sgG
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NEyV GOODS,

7 HAVE just received and opened full supply
of goods suitable 90 the season, which again
oiTer very low for Cash, or n trade for all iHd Of
rro5uce. invite the attention Of all who want
goods 90 examine rey stock of Dry Goods Groce-
Iies. and Fancy Goods pl-dging myself as hereto
fore. 90 sell low as they can be purchased in this
market. JOHN J.. AUJFF.
October 3. 1867.
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BOOT &c SHOE STORE.

TFNHE citizens Of Charlest0wn and vicinity aro
respectfully informed that the undersigned
has Just received and opened 10 tho Etorc-room
lately occupied by J. Goldsmith nearly opposite
LL- nank HuL-limr- an nAL-n-IN- .iu-k nL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-31

TE1EA, TEA.-JUst received prime article Of G.
Powder Tea-warranted.
Aug. /. TRUSsELL d co.
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Groceries.

CtCGARS. Coiices. vcry-surerior Teas, Nolasses
y aud other articles in the Grocery line just re-
ccived and offered very low
Oct 3, 1867. JOHN l.. HoOtF.
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NEW CASH STORE.
Tobacco.

CHEWING and Smoking Tobacco. ofall grades
I CARROTS Scotch Snuff, for sale By
Septsmber 20. EUGENE WEST.
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1T Is NO UYE.-Halrs lair Remover viii re-
store the hair % It's natural color, und produce
a new growth where il has fallen off, For sale by
c. E. BELLER,
Oct II, 1867. Harpgr's Ferry.
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TFINGARI Bitters. Rohr's Wild Cherry Tonic
f. IIostettar', aud brakes Plantation Bitters
All Of DR.. Jayncs' Medicines, Caruon's and Ioof
lands German Bittors, Ayers Cherry Pect0ral
and Sarsaparilla, Bells Worm CONNECTION, Throat
Tablets, Expectorant and White Oil, togethtrw with
all the popular patent Medicines of the day, just
receiving and for sale by c. z. BELLER.
Oct. II. 1867. Harper's Ferry. vs.. Va.
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PREPARE for WINTER,
GENERAL AND
PRICES MODERATE.

tLO1INS IL
1TILLER & SMITH respectfully inform thepub-
Nj lie that they have just receivedat their ware
room in Charlestown. one Of the largest ana best
selected sssortrnents Of STOVES thattho Baltimore
or Wheeling fouudries could furnish. The s;ocSis
so general and complete, 70 Meet all necessities
or suit all tastes aud being offered al prices so mod
crate. for Cash, or in exchange for Produce, that
none can fail TO be suited. The following compri-
ss in part the varieties Of wood and coal stoves on
hand
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-31

Z AMPS. Lamp Chimneys, Nick.-ass0rt.l-
3 Z and ,Aa very bgs; Kerosene OIL.
Oct @. JOHN J.. UoOFF
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lust RECEIVED, a large stock Of Cassimercs,
- fancy and plain black Cloths for Goats OF
Claaks. GRAY Liudseys Tvocls. Sattiuetts 6c., 60
which invite the attention Of the gentlemen.
October @. 1867. b. HOWELL.
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WE are now Manufacturing and have ON bend
w for sale, suUmbcr0; the celebrated GNGGS
FLOWS, which Ne recommend 20 the farming
community. Call and get one on trial. and If It
does NOS give entire satisfaction return it.
April Is, s5I. WERLICH WELLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-31

GOAL OIL-The very best Refined kerosne
1 ION for sale by AISQJlTH BRO.
IOt frce1 ID. HUMPHREYS co.
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Fresh OYSTERS.

A LARGE lot Of beautiful Korosirc Lamps all
4 sizes. for sale by AISQJIIH q BRO.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-09
DR. j. II. MYERS,

Physician, Surgeon and Aceoucheur,
DESIRES to inform the citizens If Olym-
- pia and surrounding country that having
occome pernanently located at this place
would respectfully offer his rrofc ssiosal servi-
ces in the varioss branches of his profession.
With an experience of eighteen years as
Physician, asd strict attention to all wdo may
favor him With call, he would consistently
hope for share of the patronage of the pub
lie.
Particular attention given to diseases Of wo-
men and children, and to all affections of a
private nature.
~ Office at Turner l. Whites Drugstore.
Olympia, W. T., July S, 1867. 35:tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-09
The following States will give us the
requisite lj9 votes:

OF these States, Connecticut, Delaware,
Kentucky and Maryland are Democratic.
In Arkansas, Georgia, North Carolina.
Texas and Virginia the registration shows
white ntajorities. In the other States The
vote in 1866 was as follows:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-09

A shoun as5se. CSan~rslrz'. D~la-
~2re- k~-;-eks an N@syI.n& arr d-me-
r.ssr q eh2n<s - 20 -s3e wees Ill ssv~
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s.4 we-s Nrxnaa. -zar ne r--zzszss-
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OUR LATEST IMPROVED
New Scale PianO-FOrte {!


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49s BROADWAY, ~ Y.
YUVHESE instruments after the fattering testi-
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pronounced
The Finest Square PianO.F0rte
made in the World.
It has always been our policy during the
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The tone Of these instruments are rcmarka-
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They are entirely new style of Piano, finish.
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b. Ar ~ $500 ~ kza-uw3uxL rs~r
=mu~s. mme 80 m4 sss-mA k~~nn& uf
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nz
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-09

Total votes ,o0O,53O
This table shows that a change of 3O,-
902 votes out of l,9OO.53O, or less than
one and a half per cent. will elect DEM
ocraic President. Legislative corruption
and negro suffrage will change the requi-
site $3.50 votes in Pennsylvania, and a
vigorous effort will change the remaining
22,3l3 votes elsewhere.
Sccond-The South still excluded.
In this case the vote will be-
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,nsrrs.<>s ~ a~asa. I'll be chsrg~< e.e-szh ear
tr.n.ieaf advertising rates We -sl nSs Ae-ezser
devizle from tbs rule.
rPAu communications, whether on business
or Tor publication. must he addressed to the edi-
tor of the wAsuIxGToN STANDARD.
nP Blanks bill heads, cards. bills OF fare. pos
ters programmes, crc-lars, catalogues, pamphlets
etc., executed at reasonable rates.
OFFICE-Corner Of Second and Washington
Streets near the ste smboat landing.
The national Republican., 1867-07-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINAMCIAI. :


A general resume Of the financial markets for
''nsedful" and which u is pity was not inves-
ted In the manufacturing interests Of the ooun
try, in lieu Of the wild feeling, prevalent in all
classes since the war, to speculate. The most
wiry amoog the brokers occasionally get "trip
ped up" and Il Is not O wonder In the least that
many indulging and investing In the rise at
present, may suddenly be brought to grief There
Is no doubt but that the sudden imitation In the
stock Of old and reliable established railway
companies has been mainly due TO the steady
and gradual prosperity, as also. the admirable
management by able heads of tho internal and
external arrangements Of those corporate ons.
The impetus has been given lately by the sud
den rise In "faney" stocks, and we trust tho
result will at least be increased energy by the
old companies In the management Of their
affairs.
In the Dry Goods trade, though there has
lately been some heavy failures In New York,
yet. the jobbers generally expect o thriving fall
trade Tho principal merchants have all stood
the test Of speculation and small snles through
out the summer so far, and We are satisfied Of 4
heavy business In the autumn. -...r
In the Provision market, generally, there has
been considerable fuctuation, Flour has made
spasmodio efforts to keep up rise" but 1t is
evident from the general tone Of the markets
throughout tho country, that II will droop TO
an extent that will not be agreeable or profitable
to those having large quantities on hand.
JAY CoeKE & Co., bankers, furnish us with tho
closing prices Of Government securities, as fol.
loWs:
The national Republican., 1867-07-27
ARRIVALS Ar TnE norELs.

klkhWOOD uOUbE-uEHpLEr y 0hHkH.
T:G ss... A E.. b.s.s s:.si SS sGFTT. Tss. .:.s s:
N. 0. Prince, NY. b. Linn. n. o. Brown, Balti.
and I family, iii Jsss.an @ R, B. Msb.s, grss.
TsIsl,OiyiG. ?. Baker, wife and children, N r. 2.
Cole. wife. and children, Prederieksbursi j. Jaet-
scn, washingtonj b Bsrrler, N. Y, Dr. Frank y
W, cUiiy N MoGlssIIa T. ,H1 Isd r osS ssn%saasry
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Phiiadeiphiaj Noah Jones, Jackson; H. W. stoner,
Harrisburg; WIN. Madison, o. O. Simpson, Illinois
D. Hyde, Mobile; Y. II. Strong, Atlanta; \. Sui
Ivan, Detroit, Michigan; WIN. Davis, st. Louis; D.
Y. Cole, Ann Arbor.
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WIN. Wallace, Washington 0. Andrews, Balu-
more; Theo, sutro, Baltimore; Q. W. Hesly, Bal
Philadelphia; James Girden, San Francisco, Major
y. H. Larned, U 8. A. L. N. Lonssham, Ky; J.f
Anderson, New orleantj Col II. W. Smith, vieks-
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WIN. Dinwiddie, Va; D. y. Ounnipgh and fam
ily, y. Penny, O. b. Pennel, A. Jones, H. Noble,
Carr, and O. Green. n Y; J. T. Hall, Baltimore
Mrs. Mary Van Buren, and son, Lawreueeburg; r, J.
Adler, ohioi A J. Knotwsll, New Haven, c. WIN.
8. Merrill, ,Clearfeld, Pa.
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Jos. Bentl ey, New Brighton, Pa; j. r. Powell, y.
Rblett, X. 4. Boyd, Philadelphii; Il. L. Bentley,
| Lsosburg, Va; l.. Fox, Hon. Hamilton Ward, N. Y.
G. w RyAnt, Richmond; Jos. Carroll, Blmira, N. T..
O. Brown, =. b. forbusb, DuGAlo, n Yi Daniel Lar.
| raboe, Baltimore.
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r. Henry, Pa d. Wee, Canada; J.willett, Tenn.
| Col J.Csrry, Va; J. Price, Wis.