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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-16
s NJ E n T
S L A Il & NJ Z n Il
OF THE CONDITION or TIE
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
OK THE
Thirty-flrSt day Of December, 1861,
MADE TO
Comptroller Of The State Of Tennessee.

Comptroller of the State Of Tennessee.
]. The name OF this Company Is The Hartford
IRE Insurance Company, and is located at
Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL.
2. The amount Of capital stock is 10000 90
8. The amount OF capital stock pGid
up l,UuJ,OU %
Assets.
4. Cash on hand and IN bank, aud
cash Items ss05,4l 70
Casn IN hands OF ageuts, and in
course Of transmits III. lil,e33 9I
Bills receivable for leans secured
BY bond and mortgage, (hrt
lien 1914 "A
Aeal estate u-neneunbCreu ---- ll5.O0U "
able Jan airy st--~ 4,o59 81
stOcks and bonds as per seheduls
l,453.13l 90
s2,025.zO ~
LIABILITIES.
). Liabilities to banks or others. due
or not s-
6. Losses sdjustei and due-------- .--
z. Losses g ther unadJustef, or t----- ..----
8. Adjusted and not dus. - l6I,36 >
9. Los es IA sus Ieass, a~Tsitisg further
-----..-.
10. All other claims agtiuat the TOM
pa1y, dividends unpaid, --.. ...-.. IA o.
sIG,5 20 -
NIsCELLASEOUs.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-16

Single copies, by mail, prepaid.
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One hundred comics. by exUrtSS
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Hon q neclino Is prnlInee,I.

Pure blood makes us well, bad blood
makes us sick. vapors from poorly dIgeSted
food in the blood are condensed upon the
various organs. and serve TO make them
grow or repair their waste. Organs made
with greater or lesser proportion OF such
materials cannot be sound. 1.-THE bad con-
dItion OF blood continues but for Few days
or weeks the body will be out of sorts; and II
It continues, the-whole of the body will in
time bsrenewed with imperfect blood, and
the health bad; tits in a decline-popularly
called a consumption.
Now BrandrethsP Pills penetrate the whole
mass OF blood, causing the expulsion OF i'm
purities, the body feels relieved from n single
dose-what then may be expected from
twenty2 By continuing their use the whole
OF the blood In time becomes purified, and
the body reconstructed from good material,
the decline stopped, and a new lease of life
secured. Principal ONCE Brandreth House,
New York. Sold by all druggists.
novlS.ImdSw f +i3 trs
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8rrftaI Mettees.
Fnnotional Darangamants.

Not uunequenuy persons who do not
know anything about the nature. purpose
or operation of medicine, deliberately e1-
press opinions at once uuravOrable to com.
bInatIon of remedies put up under one
name. These individuals are skeptical as to
whether such compound really possesses
the necessary virtues for preyenting and re.
moving any or all of variety ordiseases.
But, reflect moment. Disease takes itsrlse
in the organs ofour bodies, and only differs
in the amount of morbinc matter in the
blood and secretions, and In the functional
arrangements ofthe stomach, liver, kidneys
and Intestlnes. Now,
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sIMPSoN-on Sunday, Dec. 9Th, 1865
MATILDA SIMPSON, In the slEtieth Senr OF
her dye.
The funeral will talto place from her late
residence in East Wheeling, this afternoon
at O'clock The friends of the family arc
requested TO attend. lie
FORGEY-onM Monday morning, December
9Th, ls6S, at az O'Clock. CHARLES WEbDY,
son of Alex. a. and Lucinda Ii. Forgey,
aged - months and 2 days. 90
Funetal WIN take place nom tho residence
of his parents on ChapIine street, below
Fist, on "Wednesday morning, Dec. 9Th at 10
o'clock. Frienda OF the family are respect
fnlly invited 70 attend. d. decs.2t
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NOTTCF.
By the Governor of West Virginia,
A PROCLAMATION,
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, I
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEST.


WHEREAS, IT APBEARs FROM RE
w turns made to me til at at the election
held on the twenty. second day of october
last, for the office of Judge OF the Seventh
Judieial Circuit, Nathaniel Harrison re-
Selyed Tour hundred and sixty-six Votes and
Joel MCPHERSON received tnIee hundred and
eighty one YoLe5. -
AND WHEREAS, It therefrom appears that
at the said election Tor the Said>otfice of
Judge OF the Seventh Judicial Circuit Ma
tnantel Harrison received tho highest mum.
Der OF votes cast Tor any person for said once.
row. therefore, 1, Arthur Foreman, Cow
ernor OF the State West Virginia, do hereby
declare that Nathaniel HaEtison has been
duly elected TO the office OF Judge for the
Seventh Judicial Circuit for the Term nxed
BY the Constitution aud laws OF this state.
In testimony whereof 1 have heTeunto set
LIS. State TO be affiSed at the CITY OF
49, wheeling, this seventh day OF De-
cemEer, In the year OF our Lord, eighteen
hundred and sixty-eight, and of the State
the sixth: A. L. BOHEMIAN.
john WITCHES, Secretary OF the state
.aOIo'Ab
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THE
.National Trust Go.
oFT8E CITY OF NEW YORK,
No. 336 BROADWAY.
CanitaJ ONE MTLLJON D0TJ,AR9

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS R. MAEGAA, President
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject 10 Cheek at Sight SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or moro, may be male
at five per cent. The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS isdivided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who arc also personally liable to depositors
for all obligations Of tho Company to double
the amount OF their capital stock. As the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or small amt UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHoUTEoTICE allow
ing interest on ALI. DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout tho country can keep ac-
counts In this Institution with special ad-
vantagcs ofsecurity, convenieacea and pIont.
fel9-6mdHNU
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sChIIdren's Lives saved for so Gem,

"Chldren's Lives saved for so cenIs.''
Thousands Of Children die annually OF
oroup, Now, Mothers, If you would spend
90 cents, and always have a bottle of DR..
Tobias Venetian Liniment In the house,
you never need fear losing your little one
when attacked with this complaint. Il Is
now 81 years since have put up my Linz
ment, and never heard OF child dying OF
Group when my Llnlment was used; but
hundreds of cures have been reported 10 me,
and many state II It were $40 per bottle thew
would not be without 1t. Besides which, it
Is n certain cure for Cuts, Barns, Headache,
Toothnche. Sore Throat, SWellings, Mumps'
Collie, Diarrhea, Dysentery, spasns, Old
Sores. and Pains In the Limbs, Rack, and
Chest No one once tries 1t who is ever
without IT. Is warranted perfectly safe to
take internally. Fun directions win, ever
bottle. Sold by the Druggists ana store
keepers In the United States. Depo 10 Parl,
fLAce, N. i. novlS.1md&w
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Conmissioner's Sale.

John FrlAsell
Pulaski scatterday In ohaneery.
and EmelIne B. Scatterday.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE Rem.
Circuit Court OF Ohio County, west vifei.
mia, l, Will, rs Special Commiisloner named
therein, ouer at public sale at the
mont door OF the Court House of Ohio
County, on SATURDAY, THE TwELFTH
DAY OF DkCEMBEES, 1855, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, the interest Of Pulasld Scatterday In the
cast half OF lot numbered one hundred and
seYenty-nye (l75l on Zane street, in East
wheeling, such interest being the remainder
alter The determination OF the life estate Of
Emellne b. Scatterday In tho saln half lot.
TERMS OF SALE-CAsH.
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
Wheeling. Nov. 0. isss. itdGWti
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8BE 5aIE.
Press for Sale.
FoR SALE.
Deairable Residence for Sale


DURSUAET TO DECREE OF THE CIR
Il cult Court or Ohio county, entered Oc-
tOber nth, lSCS, l VIII sell at public auction,
at the Court House of said county, on Sntur-
day, November 2Ist, 1868, at 10 O'Clock a M,
the residence lately occupied by Alfred
Caldwell, Esq, deceased. corner OF Byron
and Quincy streets, East Wheeling. This
mouse contains IL finished rooms, with Ngash-
mouse auulLlOnal ntted with large statton-
airy tubs, hot and cold hydranIs emptyIng
into each tub. There Is gas throughout the
entire house, hot and cold wafer both up md
dow n stnirJ, new bath tub, cooking range
in Kitchen, great convenience, good
drnughts TO all the chlmneys, ceilings high
large halfway, cellar consisting OF three
large rooms making 20 rooms In all, is per-
tectly dry and very commo diouE; large Btn-
feed bin, sepeTate COW stable. The property
contains one mil lot aud oue.halE, wit
large and beautiful shade trees, in n locR
ton for dwelling-house not excelled.-
The building was thoroughly repai ri,
painted and :papGred at heavy expense
about one year ago.
Terms of sale:-One-thIrd OF tho purchase
money or such further sum as the purclIa-
ser may elect TO pay, in hand, the residue In
IN nine ana eighteen months from the day
OF SALE with interest from that day, tho
purchaser giving bonds with good security
for the deferred instruments. Possession
given Immediately.
GEO. b. CALDWELL, Commissioner
Law Otnee, Fourth street, next door 10 the
Court House. oct2s-SOtd
Sale.adIourned until Dec g. at 10 n. m, L
am authorized TO ofer the property nt pri-
Shte sale. -Terms at private sale made
known on application. dec7
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WANTED.-I want n man to take the
w AGENCY for Lloydis great Double Re-
Yolytng MAPS OF Europe and America,
with the 1000 county colored map of the
United States on the back, issned to-day and
needed by every family, school and library
N the land, With patent reYerseTsI by which
Is 62X64 inches large, with ribbon binding
and doubleSfaeed roIlefs. cost $4,000 and
small capital WIN do TO start with SO a
copy can be got for these great maps. Send
for circular, terms, &c. Twenty new maps
under way. J.TALIOSD,(P.O sBo1 129 Ar
LANTA. GEORGIA. nov2i.lmd&rW
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ESSAYS ron YOUYfs SyrV

On the Errors and Abuses incident 10
Youth and Early Manhood, with The hu-
mane view OF treatment and cure, sent by
mail, free Of charge. Address HOWARD
ASS00lATIoE, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
tepS.5md&W
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Il
ONE ofthenumerous untold incidents
Of army life is the following A New
regiment, just from the North encamp-
ed ON Arllngtn Heights opposite Wash
ington, in 1853, and Immediately conf
menced the duties and discipline re-
quired by army regulations. The
Colonel wanted his men particularly in-
s,ructed in guard duty, and enforced
the observance OF every detail. He
himself would often accompany the
"Grand Rounds" ut night. The
nRounds,'' as every soldier knows,
consists OF two or three officers and a
Corporal's squad. who march around
to SEQ whether the men on guard are
doing their duty. The guard must
challenge and halt every person that
comes near him, and order him to adj
vance and give the pass word. On a
very dark night a burly, boisterous
| EnglIshmRn was walking his beat
when the officer of the day started on
| the "Grand Rrounds," and came upon
this soldier before he expected 10. "Who
goes there? Halt =" beloved tho guard
almost in the Captains ears, with a
voice that was heard all over camp.
"Good Lord I" exclaimed the officer,
deafened by this sudden roar. GOOD
Lord! Then dduGnce, one o6Ehe Apostles,
and give the cotntersi0n?D replied the
unterrited guard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-08

on Thursday, December 8, it was ex-
aGtly nine years since John Brown was
executed in Virginia. The Boston
Transcript says that there is a wide
spread popular belief that since that
date bis soul has been marching. on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-08

IhE friends OF the Railroads express
great apprehension that IL their pro.
perry is subjected to local taxation jika
all other. the local authorities VIM toLe
advantage OF the fact to tax then, a. 80
honately. Did It ever occur 10 1bsss
gentlemen that that is a disease xsiich
Mill cure itseifF DO they consider thar
m order to levy extraordinary taxes ON
.aliroads the people of the counties and
sownsniPs, by whose action andtassan,
only these taxes can be levied re- :.
I same tune 70 lay precisely the az ~, =,
: ,as upon their own property Tl,e
oelng the case, We tbInE ~. lois
thing the matter wiz rd,S - . general
lA she night Point. 49,. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-08

Mn. FRRausoN yesterday boldly
planted himself on the ground that the
Legislature has tho right toexempt the
property of railroad companies from
all local taxation. What do the other
property owners and tax payers of
Ohio county and of the other COUNTIES
along the line OF the b. s o. r. r. think
ofthisF II this is true 1t follows of ne
cessity that the Legislature may forbid
the leEying oftaxes by counties on any
other species OF property. Yet the CON
stltution expressly gives the counties
the power to levy and collect county
taxes; and declares they must be equal
and unifefm. and no exemptions; and
II 1t did not, 1t is q power as universally
recognised and exercised us that OF
taxation by State and has become as
strong as any written or unwritten
law in the land. Suppose the legisla-
ture Should try 10 deny the counties
this right,-is there one in the State
that would submit to any such assntnp-
ton? And how could 1t be enforceds
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-08

AN enthusiastic Washington critic
says that on the occasion of Miss KEEL
logg's concert in that city "an elegant
auditorium crowded The handsome
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-08

THE burning of Fort Lafayette has
removed another of the memorials OF
a strange period, which seems, even at
this short distance in time, to have be-
longed to different epoch. The fort
itself did admirable service in its way;
and furnished safe retreat for many a
politician who had eaten of the insane
root, till necessity, II not consideration,
whipped the offending Adam out OF
them. The imposing edifice has been
often called tho Bastile and the French
revolution has furnished materials
ready-made and in abundance to the
lurid rhetoric OF which Fort Lafayette
has been the inspiring theme. II is a
noticeable fact that its resemblance to
the Bastile was only seen by those who
had the inside view of 1t, or who ought
to have had. 1t is said the walls are
still standing. "Let them,stand torever''
says one who writes with evident
feeling about it-''as the black and
" charred monuments of oppression
"a that is past. and OF the little bells
"that have now ceased to unkle' at a
secretary's or tyrant's touchI" This
is taking too serious n view of it alto.
gether. The man may thank his stars
that he lived under government W here
the little BELLS were so harmless.
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Mr.. FERGUSON laid great stress yes
terday on the language OF the constitn-
tion in the frequently Quoted section
prescribing the rule for taxation, that
the value of property to be taxed shall
be 'ascertained as directed by law"
he held that this conferred powers on
the Legislature 10 make almost any
regulation they pleased in regard to the
taxing ofthe property whose value was
to be "ascertaine1." For example he
showed that the Constitution of Virgil
mia contained similar provision, and
under tthe Legislature of that State
(another provision requiring all taxa.
ton to be uniform aud equal, as in the
case of our ConstItutIon,) assessed
railroads ono mill per mile on
each passenger carried, and one half
cent per mile for each ton OF freight
carried. This he called {" ascertainipg
the value ofthe roads; andlhs claims
that our legislature might II 1t choose
(" ascertain the value" of railroads. IN
this Staten a similar way, or in almost
any other way. The illustration re-
minds us that the last proposition of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was
on: a basis very similar to this; and
and we have no doubt that Company
could suggest still other methods of
ascertaining The value gifts property in
this State. .ii.S
1t does not take constitutional
lawyer with all Difference we make the
remarl) TO realize that ii the provision
In the Constitution directing the Iegis-
lature 10 ascertain by statute the value
OF taxable property, receive any such
latitudinous' construction as Mr.. Fer
guson claims for it, the intention of the
Constitution can be utterly defeated in
almost any given case. The mode of
assessing property for taxation is just
as vital as the rate of tax to be laid. If
one mans property ia valued at half
what it is worth or less, :and that of an
other equal in actual value is assessed
at Its full. worthsor more, what better
is the result than If one paid rate of
30 cents on the 500 and the other 60 cents
or more7 And If the assessment of SO
much head on passengers carried or 80
much pound on freight transported,
may be construed as an ascertainment
of the value Of a given railroad prop.
erty, then what cheat and what evasion
might not be practiced through the in
1uence and manipulation of wealthy
OF any kind owning large
or course the Constitution means,
and It says as plainly as language eau
read, that the Legislature shall honest
~ try by honest regulations to ascer.
tain the fair, actual and honest value of
property to be taxed; and only in the
hands of constitutional lawyer
CAN'T be tortured TO mean anything else.
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The argument in the case Of Jefferson
Davis, whose counsel claim that he is
released by the fourteenth amendmoptj
was concluded last Friday. The Court
was divided, The Chief Justice being in
favor OF quashing tho indictment. and
District Judge Underwood opposing il,
Thereupon, this division Of the Court
was certified to tho Supreme Court of
the United States, where We trust il
may have speedy decision.
Mr.. Dana, in his argument, contend.
ed that in the view Of tho defence, the
fourteenth article would offer a premi-
um for rebellion hereafter, securing. as
1t would. the participates Who had
held oface from all penalties save dis.
reimbursement.
Mr.. o'conor contended that a, was
utterly repugunnt tothe worlti,s idea n
humanity, that after being recognized
during the war as equal and bonora bIq
men, the leaders of the conquered forcs
should be searched out in peaee IN h
hung as traitors,
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SOMETHING new.
SOHEFHING new.
SOMETHING NEW.
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS.
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS.

These Collars are sold everywhere at the
same price as paper goods, and will wear
three times as long.
The trade supplied In Wheeling by Angus
rus PoLLAcK. Manufactured by g. w. H.
WARD, New York novI4.lm
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CRIsTADoRo,s HAZE DYE.

CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
To Art we owe thousand graces;
Improving Nature no disgrace is
SO, as gray hair don't please the eye.
Use CRIsTADORO'5 MATOHLEsS DYE.
CrIstadOro's IInir PreservatIVe-
Striking. astounding. are tho Effects pro.
duccd by Cristadoro's Hair Preservative and
BeautiHer. Se the hair ever so why, coarse
and unmanageable by brush and comb, in
one week this article will render IL flexible
lustrous, and Inclined to CURL
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hail
Drcssers. Mandatory No IS Maiden Lane
Principal Depot No. 6 Aston House.
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STERLING SILVER WARE

FINE ELECTRO-PLATED WARE.
THE GoRHAM MANUFAcTURING CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, Il. l., having thelargest
mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware In the
world, with the most improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor, al 9
enabled to offer IN unequalled variety OF
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Ger
vices, Tea Services. and every article special
Iy adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their well.known and un-
rIvnlled Nickel silver Eleetro-Plated Ware,
In which they have introduced new pat
ternsof rare elegance. The Solid Silver is
guaranteed y be OF sterling purity by u. g.
Mint aSsay, The Electro-Plate is guaran-
teed to be superior TO the finest Sheffield
ware. Orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may be Obtained from re.
sponsible dealers everywhere.
''s sli;; Marx GsItJ9 q H B &:
eSaaAMN lHco Electro Elect,
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MISHLER'S HERB Buffers

primes the blood and secretlons, and cor
reefs tho action of all the functions, removes
the cause and thus expels the disease Itself.
Can anything be more simple and enlca-
cious2 Medical men freely accord It the dis
tinctlon OF standard remedy. 4
Sold by all druggists and storekeepers.
DIR. s. II. HARTMAN a CO.,
Solo Prop1Ietors, L ancaster Pa.
And No. 20, Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER AT PR
i Nate sale, until December 18th, the Lots
nos: 8, .. Z. 8 3. 10, II, Il q 10 as DESIGNATED
on me ABOVE dlagran5 more extended Mat
of which can be seen at their ONCE adj
Joining the Custom House. -, -
same win bs made on 'A9
Saturday, December 10, 1865.
at the COURT HOUSE, commencing AZ ten
o'clock q. m. . - s7H
n5-No iimaginary or araisedn bids, TO de-
TermS-One-fouEth cash, the residue An
SIX, We've and eighteen months, with in
c csGrSss; secuseo AT the expense OF the pur-
dec7-ts BUTTERFIELD& SEQ.
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A QUERY with the people of washing
ton is, "Wbat Is to become of the ne
Groes this winter, who for several years
past have bsen supported by the Fresd !.
mems Bureanf" The poor creatures
viii find It impossible to procure am
ployment, even IL they could be pTe.
vailed upon to work, and must, there
1ore, either starve or be supported by
private charlty.-CldrkSbttr CoiSeFpCI.
tipe.
No danger OF their starving. They
expect to subsist by eating white Dem.
ocrats, in aecordaneewiEh The ooaSeypn.
tfUe's recently expounded theory. Bet
ter keep away from there, brother
sFry"-sipger.
Hon. j. a. chapline commissioner
10 refund the direct tax paid by JefEer-
son and Berkeley counties, gives notice
in the shepeEastown Registe,. for ths
pSesentatlon OF tax receipts at that n,scs
y next Friday and Saturday.
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For. Sale.

MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAAIP-
III den street. between Byron and ksiTtfI-
srooms, attic, cellar, gas, ETC. -
9 SSs JOHN g. CHANDLER.
E Iot ISeLnA enquire or II. a. CHANDLER,
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FoR SALE.
HJHAT PROPERTY CORNER wATER
L and sesond streets. Centre WheeiiDR,
~ SShoNn " me Latnbden Paper Mil proper.
VIII De SOLD together or sepaTnteiy 20 sIiii
puIchasers. Enquire at the ofice al