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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-14
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-14
llvERIES.
JAS. A. HIGH,

JAS. A. HIGH,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-14
DOWNS 4 smOBERT,
u Nd Err TAX Err s


Add Dealers II Ill kinds 81
Metallic and Vv~oAen Burial Ca
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-14

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-14

Local AGENTS WANTED tArosgAost ~ usitse
States.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
FOR CRTMTN4T JUDGE.

R&A. We are authorized to announce the
Hon. JOHN HUGH SMITH as candidate for
the office of Criminal Judge for Davidson
County. Election, January 4th 1865. l.e
decd nd 7.SulSE 1ss1e g-s Es7a5a#
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
Or. GpIentan's @arte.

60 lange bic Nfenidbeit trant miro
uno Srrtbiimer beseht, an Oeren GoIgen
tie BetrefenOen LANCE ;u Ieiben baben,
iolten fie beriuden, fb bon ibren 2eioen
su befreien. limb Derieniee, ipel9er
feline EaIente uno feline 8clt aniuenOet
INN foI6en llnsIl6li@en @ettuna gu
blri&affen, 1T eben 70 gut Elm pbiIan.
tropiit tpie Der, pelder Der lei6enoen
Menlbbeit nuf dnbere @eiie 81 belfen
iuGt. Nabre Rbilantropie befebt nidt
in MufiuHen bes llrlprungs zines nes.
bells, ionOern i'm Nufluden bon WlitteIn
Ons llebeI ~ beilen. Or. 6 em an
bat cine 0teibe bun Sabren oerartige
Sale bebanbelt, un0 iit burb eifri9es
StuOiun bnbiH eeIanat, bab er i'm
9tanDe lit 6as al leiiten ipas CT Ser
iprid,t. ,,Seine Office beFnbet ii@ in
SO. 2f0 Gbnr@frabe @de bon
gec2emoreitrabe binter BET Mpcthete.
OTIS 3W1tp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
FOR ATTORNEY-GEN

No.. We are authorized to announce DIV
PEABODY, Esq. as candidate for the Office
of Attorney General, subject to the decision Of
the nominating Convection Election Saturday
the 4th of january 1868. DIS I'd
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18

L. Wbite Groof. Die 8
8oriteIIungen 6es Bbite Groot baben
Die sunme bon $1,450 einsetrasen
E 8 yer Sunderland. llnf
Cumberland nta6t nod INNER cine
trdae Wiene, als iudre er sli fanl, bic
f9neren Dampffdiffe auf ieinem brei<
ten Sudden su traeen. Sin Steigen
auf 3 SUP fanb atuar eeitern itatt uno
Der Sampfer vEgrone" oanpfte aud
geifern nit 70 bieI Sradt, ais er bel
Dem ieidten gBa6er trase,t tann, nut
tbig mad Cairo ab, bod miro bente
abermals elm SaIIen bes Sahrnailers
qeu1cIoet unb Die SSreube iiber Die Gr@
offnung Der S9ifffabrt mar oaber leioer
cine berfribte. YInbius biIfl
~ Oampfbeot 9 efu Mt n.
Ser Santpfer Sc Claire $40. 2. itieB
alf ieinem g8eg bon 4ouisuilIe nod
gtafbniue in Der Nabe bon Branbenbure
am Sbio auf einen Sna8 unb fant TO-
fort. SerieIbe bate cine 8arfe in,
| GdIepptau, Die NIT Cali itn6 Cement
6elaoer mar. Sieie, foiuie idn.mtlide
8erlonen tpurben gerettet, Der Oampfer
| irirb bermuthtidb berIoren fem. Der
S9aoen betrdst $25, 900.
E IsSpetuIanten. @us
McMinnpile ipirb our5 bic bafise
,,Gnterpriie" beridtet, bas mebrere
Serren aus 8ennlnIbanien bort onge .
| fommen fno, UNI iifb na9Sberton So.
All beaeben uno 0aS Qan0 ouf Del au
era,nitliren.
re SIS e'inbau. Gin ben Cunt
berlon6 Bergen Bel 8eersbeba Springs
bat SEER SIS. &oaers aus Ohio 1000
older 2anb sefauft, uni i'm 8erein NIT
mebreren annern @einbauern, oafeloit
g8einberae I'M eroBdrtiaen WaBitab an'
sulegen. Sebr erfreulid!
ERoru. g8ir b5ren, bab bon bier
auBererbentlid 9roBe 8erienbungen bon
&o1n itattfinben, obuobl bic eigentli9e
&ornfalnnter erf bann ibre Sdabe gu
uns fenoen Fam, ipenn Die Slubf9iffs
tahrt i'm Sang fommt. SfaH gbattas
nooga 9eben taeIi4- i'm Onrhfanitt 30
Bagenlabungen bon uno aud auf ben
ibrigen 8abnen eeben beoeutenbe
I Sransporte ab.
R S@I6gerei. sfod 6aau
cine s6laserei aipii9ei ,,0amen"l
elnn Clifton lit Der Name Der attafi>
renben Mmnsone, ipeI9e MiI1 Sari
Our9 eini9e Yrii9el su reaaliren fuate
uno bafiir BET Squire Gaili.p 90 nebi
Soften au hinterIegen bate.
re- SiebfabGe. SIN Broabs
trafe f6eint es ieBt NIT iebem Sage
uni19erer au iper6er. Wabri6einlid
treibf bort cine fornIide, tuo5Iorganis
firte Oiebsbanoe ibr 8den. @eterr
ipurbe tpieber cine @eISfdublaoe I'm
$50 beraubt. Dies eeffa6 in ben,
grocerie @tore bes Serrn gSalfe,
nabe @berrb. Sofentlib tuer6en Die
+ aierieen 2angfinsen balb er9riffen UNI
ibnen Der re6te 2obu gu She'll iperben
H @banetrp Court. Sci
Sal bon Sbontas gegen ben Staa
mno aegen bie8anf bon Sennefef iibel
3abIung Der Nurfreesboro gg5ang
Banfnoten puroe berbanbelt. Ser
0emoB iprad fur ben Slayer uno Gen
SIS. 9. Bate fir Sic 8anf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
Announcement OF CandIdates.
"A CARD
To MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE NINETEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT oFDAvIpsoN COUNTY:

To MY FELLOW CTTEzENs OF THE NINETEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF DAVIDSON COUNTY:
At the urgent request of the members of the
bar, and others of my fellow-citizens, I an
nounce myself candidate for the positions Of
Judge Of said circuit. u ~ % 50
OF the manner in which have discharged
the duties of said Office (Which Ihaye long heidi
it does not now become me to speak. Suface it
to say that have impartially and laboriously
endeavored to perform my whole duty. IF the
people and the bar approve my efforts to adj
minister the law twill ever be to me source
of sincerest qualification; and if they desire
me to continue to hold the position of Judge OF
this circuit, will be most grateful for their in
dorsement through the ballot-box. II, however
they should prefer some other person, will
cheerfully submit, and return to the practice Of
my profession. .,.s.- 60
Respectfully,
ts-EU. nj NJ BRIEN.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
Weraeitbni6 meuer Mn5ei9en
i'm beutiaen BIatt e.

i'm beut19 en- ID {.
SIopers uno &useIes. in union'
etrabe pertaufen ubren, Saipelen u,
t. M. gum &ofenpreiIe. <$e
Sn SO. 70 Gbur6 e@trabe, Der
Malonic Sale eeseniiber, bOrtreHlide
Sobleu. ''
Dentiae Sair. Mtittpo6, Sonner'
fog, Sreitag an6 Sonnabeno.
Die srobe @roceries$anolun bon
@ping u. So. bat ibr reides 9aser
mad SO. IA unb 16 NlarttitraBe ber'
Ieet. ollie @roeerie DGrtifel flnS in
better MustuabI uno ieoer Suantitat 81
baben. s"-
Gin Ma69ens ODER cine Srau, bit
gut fo9eu taun, berIangt. 9faberes II
Der Office Ser ct. 3. .e.-r,nF
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18

&obIen!-8er einen ausgesei9 .
neten MrtifeI bon Goblen fiir &amtne,
@tubens uno Wafdinen Sefen 81
faufen panldt, erbdIt ale Inftrage
auf bas Biinftli6fte ausgefilbrt in No.
rs @burd Strabe, benz Maionic
Sempel ge9eniiber. o5l8 19S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
FOR CHANCELLOR

aeA. hereby announce myself a candidate
for Chancellor of this Division Election jan
uary 4th 1858. $50 ~ 825s-.s@'
dz12 HORACE. Il HARRISON.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
Sin Uineeianbt ,ur 8eant,pprtnne.

Gb' Gbriffus Retrum einft erfor
J 8u 1poden on Der SimmeIspforte, E@
sg4er 5iitete benn ba supor
Den Ginsans gu BEN beiI'ssn Drte7
Seer parS pon Set ba anseiteut,
I'm ienem aute porsufteb'n?
Bar aus benz 9immeI7 aus Der sseIt?
Gin HfSrtner basu aaserie5'n?
aBar freier Gintritt ba3uRGI
G5' Yetrns ienes Mmt erbaIten7
aonnt' Sober in ben 5immeIsfaal
Gintretel, Dbue ansabaIten2
8. Sr. Bauer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
FoREATTORNEY GENERAL

H@. We are authorized to announce D. W.
Classic as candidate for the position of Attor-
ney-General for the Davidson County Circuit
Election Saturday, January 4th 1865.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
9littuO6, ben is. DECEMBER 1867.
Nafbpilie . 9biiernssseretn.
Gal5sille, Eenn, A. Des. 1867.

HaIbbtlle, AehT.I 4. AFS. 1oUts
SIN bsr eeRrisen reseIutaBissn NcnatsSer'
fammluna bes Na59Sile SbiBenperetits muir
ben bic fplsenpen ReiVIuticnea eiRltimuis
angenomnisn:
8eIfIpffen, ba6 9err 6enrp Nlbes, IT,,
6eauftraat Iei, riiffGnbise SeitrGge ein3us
faliiren nnb barber Nameus bes Ssreins 81
auittiren.
gefdtp5fen, ba6 aIle bieientsen S6h'
cen, bic am 4. Sanlar 1868 bier Nienats
Beitrase pber bariiber i1ulbis linb unb bic ilb,
cine quite @riinbe bafiir anseben 3u tcnntn,
peioern, bic &iflfGnbe su entrt4tens Spu Der
N1ifaIieberlilte sefrtden unb beren Namen tn
Der ;, Sennefee Staatsssitung" publt3trt per'
ben fuuen.
e = 90. 9eftN s@6isenraeilfer.
SWIM &ubnL erRsr Setrftar.s W
nS16-tan - -. = 80
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
NDltaei : Seribt.

gSm. Woobs, betrunfen, Soften.
8urrel @alter, besglei9en $5.
San Griffin, SdIdserei, S..
$. Ni. 8. 8ausbn unb g. SIS.
8auebn. oessI. %.
Rster 8oipeu, 11niittIi@feit, freise>
ipro@en.
Sim ellis, OiebfabI, freiseiprO>
den.
SEQ. Ni@oIlon, Sdldgerei, $5.
$. @pple, lngeb0riaeS 8etragen,
freiaeipro4en.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23
GIDKs. SKINS. AND FuEs.

Emmett Wells SAYS In his latest Circular: eve have "a
n Dorf a dull and dropping market. The stlgeney ~
tie rooney market has tended 10 cheek operations, ana
dealers and spectators who have been paving eAra'l
gaDt cash prices Wisconsin Hops are very icncat 70
sell 10 bre wcrs four six month"; credit, rllcuhy
10 those whose paper they md II dhcut To negoate
Prices certainly not firm as last week pul az We
hear of no concessions the pa OF hOhef- Quotations.
arc continued without change. With continuance OF
inc present stagnatiOn IN the trade, however decline IN
prices is inevitable. In any event, should decline tahe
place, il will be the result OF light money nnthet
ihan ANYTHING else holders Will moi be- ap 70 submit
20 any material unless forced TO 1850 by he
necessities Of their pecunary position ENlHs iT wv"
week-To London, ~ bales; to Chiiadn' bhe-.
Foreign Markets-LondOn 0dyices down "a Oct report
that market dull aud depressed, with scarcely any Ms
,nand for their own Hons. Prices were steadily deenh
ing and showed decline of l0s. cw from tho com
mencenent OF the season Tine mirority OF Ehgnsh
had withdrawn their Hops from SALE and con
snmers were gradually supplying their wants WITH
foreign descriptions freely obtained az 800 cw lower
than their growth The Continental Markets, With the
exception OF Bavaria reported on the decline Fine
Rel CLANS offered at 20 0s.; German and French
(Fine) 90 u.s., and Fine BaYalias ~ tu y lts. The
quantity offer very large. Tie cash prices eur
t,f'U otlaI i'm IA Ne Wy rlt market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23

for Native and one-quarter Merinos; 1890 for
cIehaii and thIeeq9sTtsrs d, do G$%s, .e ~ ls
$50. for No Pulled. as4!a,,5. f0f 'superfpe do'
aud l5at for E5aa do; lsS2ae for eonmGS a Sn'
washed California; Aa90c. for tlne 90. B Si2SS
Ing at 4sS52c We quote Foreign as follows South
American ut 35a37c for Common Washed rs csc Tor V
washed Mestiga aud MerinO; 3jG40c for washed Ente
RIOS; 2O92Ic for Unwnshed Creole 9614oe for Washed
Cordova Cnilian at "a 3lc Unwasbed MestiLa ana
Mcrn0: Cane OF Good Hope 359iOc for Unwashed East
India SbS5e for washed and African at 20 dS0c for I'm
washed, and 30d40c for Washed -. .o,,, u,,.,
WITIsKY-A moderate inquiry; sales OF $50 bbs west
ern at 3503Sc, in bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23
CHOS 7 POPE e. RRO
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM ASPINWALL Oct 22n steamer Ariz'na-Mtor p JEek.
u A. aud four children, Mrs j. whitney
Miss A. H. TFeuor A. f. Earle j. Falling and wife. j. X Browne.
wife and four children Misses ~ T. ami " T. Bowue hrs w n
ROwe aud two children and vile J. H. Rsgo't J. FELTON,
toe Hon VIM hSby, Cahos Mrs Highly aud infant W d. nyfe
aud wife s. MowH, J. Altman ~ L. FeckheneT, G. W. sanger wr
aud infant w o. Forester A. W. Hunt, C. H. Bnesnghsn
G. p W. n White IT, J. Reynolds
Palmer and WIFE J. A. Goodrich A. Goodrich CAPT T. Richmond aud
wife Mrs A. Ruyder and infant j. Ro Miss NJ Weber aud
child, Williams T. Durham W. A. Lewis ATs y Denahue ane
daughter the Rev Jose j. Matos Isen Bay and
Collins aud infant A. Hamilton DR. Flint L. y " B. L0reaDd NJ
Shnpkins, Col NJ r. Knitting T. = G. b. Dahgren. A. J. Cover
< korau n Ssbbnro Iitsonock Major d. H. knne, u : A.
Richard H. Yale, o. Putnam Mrs Crooks W
Corbe r. Acock children Mrs.
NJ SraiOn, W. A. MhehOuse g. T. Guild Vickery Mr..
Maeke Mrs Basted ard child T. L. Don Capt w. Chapmsn,
j. and WIFE j. G. Mus T. T. Lee j. W odon Eaton
W. BrOderck G. Jones VIM Eyersheh, ~ D. Miss Keeney H.
Sullivan. H. " Mills T. shoreti, H. d. Puiy and tFs
children Pouher and chdre j. GOwe Potter p.
Iadue A. Ans0u Reyu0ds Dr. Francis wife aud children W Mo-
ran g. Ireland Henderson. W Putnam wife and infant
q osmer Mrs Dusmore srs NJ Card Mrs r. Crane aad daughter
X Dcschner, Children o. Washington,
Leonari MOfse-snd i35 IN storage
FROM LIVERPOOL, Oct Z2-In steamer Aeppo-Mr Mrs. And
Soeyer and lady j. Reynolds Dr. aud MFs Han and aye children
Large owen MI Robertson, Mr. Archer aud lady Rode
G. Tuuvie Mrs ChalcTof and daughter g. H. simmons lady AM
child Rogers L. 4 Sturler Mr. Laouyade T. Ture Miss Crant
tor Cough, Mr. LeTat T. Nooey, Mrs and Mss BITE Asi
Martin h Young aud sister A. Terrell and lady,
W Woods wife and children and so n the steeTsge.
FROM SAVANNAH, 22-ln steamship Jano-Nr y "
Matthews Nobus D. Merritt adg cbd George lay r.
W anes, Edward Hay, g. H. Stone hiss Stone = @ hIing W
Porter A. Broan. T. Grayson John Shepard, Levy, d. b.
FROM NEw.oRiBAYs AND HAVANA Oct PIN steamship
RsleghMTs John Reynolds Mrs Bshrerh, ad in the soeage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23

CLEARED.
Steamship virgo Bukey Savannah MGTrav, Ferris Co.
Steamship Saratoga King Norfolk Cts Point ana Richmond ~ l.
steamship Neptune Baker Boston VIM p Clyde.
steamship Diamond, Meredith PHsdeIpLa w KrElaines
ss.%:g Es ss1 sr E Ssr .ics %s SI Lamar.
sa s9S Giuseppe D''''T'i'' ''' v'''' Bristol Sl''''''
Bark Emma c Lichseld Crockett Nevodeans. +. Fosiich
Bari Triumph McFArsld Portland Miller lIqaghtoss ,
Bre San Juan CMerj Yusques Tobssco Moler Tlebaud
bF J s,aaS s be55 5.a Ds9' aaI S ws Co.
Big Ottawa Or, Pate PG9 9ssS.'Is. 6d sST oI ,ss O. F. Bailey
Big Hsiies (Rr west kingston. jam Hsn g cOriova Co.
s S John ssad soe fS s. q !GH Sst 81 P 1 Son Co.
s sSST Nellie f Bo5ns SiSrI o55is saSsori
Sc cS Sorsb' Locts. Noble R. H. Drumuond & Co.
Sioop j. G. sGedeIer Young, YeTn'eu G. X Racket Bro
Steamship ,.D, Br Haron Liverpool Oct and Queenstown
9th With mdse. dhld SO pass to Z. CuaaTl.
ss S5 .5y 4P' 5 f. F,s s sa g ss "a
native Maine lately discharged from the T. fsate Powbaan IN
Steamship San crtC ATKINS With ndse and to
MaP o gss o c. Z f.1 I'd ...I H,' n
Bug kos,utb, Elliott Newport. p, MIL.
sch Eva MAY Richards Philadelphia Portland Has bees ashore
Schr A. Pike, Gont, Providence -
sss Ellen FL APE Perkins Perkins S Bi0g1 %, FL, s s5
schr n ". Smith. TOoker. Charleston
Schr ka Sa1ruer Coleman, Boston
Pearl Adams. Portland, with n0lasses
schr Virgin Rock. Gloucester with tsh
Schr J. Baxter Baxter Boston.
Sehr NJ. Nassar. jr. Christie WaTeham, With pals
sohr J. g. Huntington, Boston
SPOKEN.
Steamship Henry Chnncey from Eewlok for Aspiawa all we'll
Oct l6 lat 70 Is ~ long IS ".
DISASTERS.
LEwisros Oct 2lThe seh Wnona. With u hands Including
tie captain H. having cspsiz@i while racing
MEMORANDA.
The Ah from Pideph for Boston before reported ashore
D
SANDY HOOK Oct p. mTbe bag Alice, which ashore
here has just been got Of hy two tugboas
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HoLMEss Hour. Oct ia m-Aruyed bng H. W. Sawyer WIZ
bridge for New.lork.
oct pa m.Aryed schrS Island Home from Vlna Haven of
Philadelphia Virgin Rock. from ProyneeoWn ior VIM =
Coz fo Philadelphia. 10 m.Ssed All vee before
repofd p MAryed hr Arthur Burton from EhiatebPort for
D. c. for Boston, koe from
Phiepha Boston; from Newicrs tr Boston, Louis
from Calais. Hattie Anna from fa River f bngo
Oct mAuive schrs. Bamhal on Portland ~ NeN-lohi
Nellie Chase TO- NeglOs; Brnra from Providence r
Gov BAY soop Monterey lBrl h0n Greenpot for Nautaeket
Shoals hing cruise Wind NE and hgut weather NICE
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10 1861 and for the season:
TIE MARKETS.

tCATefulJ Tepete1 for TRE TRIBUTE
TUESDAY, Oct. %, 1867.
AsHEs-Thc market is quiet for Pots at $40 70. Pearls
ere nominal.
BUILDING MATERIAIS-COmmon Hard and Phila
aelphia Front Brick lower ard heavy. IAths are
setve and FIRM sales OF 2O0OOO Eastern at = So three
mouths Lumber in demand; sales Of 10000 feet Eastern
epruce at All other articles coming under this head
tag DUH but prices unchanged Wequ0tc: Bricks
NJ $40 JOd$ll for Hard $200z2 for CIOtOn, and
n5atlO Philadelphia Front Cement al 81 IS for ROsen
hale Hair at for Rio Grande Mixed; 35c for Buenos
Ayres Mixed aud II ai2e for Western UDwashed Mixed
tas at 81 25a3 81 three months. Line al 81 30 for Com
pon ana 81 g fOr Lump Plaster Of Paris al s. tun for
Blue Nova Scotia; a tun for White Nova Scotia s. A.
Dbl for Calcned Eastern, and 81 80 Dbl lJr Cacined
kRickerbOcker and Empire Mls
1BROOM CORN-TheJnquiry is fair at i4c the latter
ibr Prime New. -
and southern at Ad4llc the market Is steady.
BRISTLES are dull; we quote American Hog al from
SSc.dA 70 for Gray and White.
COTTON-The market is unsettled and lower owing to
sapfayoIabe news from EurOpe the business. however
has been fnir extent and confined 70 shippers and
snnerS sales Of 1908 bales at 9Ac for Middng Upands
and 2Okc. for do. New-Orleaus.
COFFEE-RO is ia better demand; sales OF 2OO0 bags
er IeOnOIs a1l-44OOc Gle bags to arrive Es-
efalda and 1895 bags per OSolo on private terms We
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Mrs Polly Brghtman Of South ,,, Wess tpp ~,
n o"n nv her ne ghbors since Thursday 18TH nl'i,no
o. Frtdav her body found m swamp she t ~.
nrohabIv lost herself and perished from eAhaus"o"
are Was about 70 years.
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prfrIprS OF pRODrCF.

ioot, 97-i.,22j bbls Flour 1903 hbls Whisky 17obbs
oay1 M,a 40 sacks Corn Meal. 9,G bush Wheat 9QEb
M, III Corn 500 IIs oats, 1880 bush Harley, 9o PKG
Reef s9 pigs Cut sieata go pgs Lard 2Is sacks on
Butter ss2I pbgss CEeysefeEb bbls| EfsS ift pr.