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ANAH AAAaA1 SEN Z
MEMPHIS, January IS. ISIS
Editors Memphis Appeal
My attention was called to your issue
Of Yesterday, in which it il evident to
my mind you have been misinfOrmed I;
for l do not think you would intention
ally DO ipjustice,tO me, or other parties
involved in the late Misrepresentation
about this office, The facts are, that no
deposits OF scrip, money, or other vslu-
ables of any kind, whatever, has been
deposited ia this Office by any bank,
banker or individual since the third day
Of January, lSGS. Nor has any party
whatever been ia the habit, As has been
reported, Of overdrswlng his account
with the view Of making * good by q
subsequent deposit of scrip.
If any DOUBTS exist a to the correct
ness af the above statement, / would he
happy TO satisfy you by referring you to
The books Of the Office.
Respectfully, your obd't Serv't,
W. n. CLARK, city Comptroller.
We cheerfully insert the above card Of
Mr.. CLARK, the Comptroller, aud DO not
consider it necessary to add any com
ments. The balances standing on the
Registers books against the bankers, as
stated in our issue z few days ago, from
subsequent personal examination, were
correct, so far as the Registers books
sre. concerned. After the publication
OF our article, on Saturday the llth,
credits were posted on the Registers books
to several banks, amounting to about
forty thousand dollars. 1t seems a pecu-
liar way OF doing business to have the
checks Of bankers charged and posted IN
the Registers ledger-against scrip pre-
viously deposited by them-and which
deposits do not appear to their credit,
according to the COmptroller's card, for
eight days after he states the deposits
were made. This accounts for the false
position the banks were placed 10, as
showing them largely indebted to the
city, by the Registers books on the Sth
instant.
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DEATH OF MRS. SAM HousToN.
FROM the Houston Telegraph we learn
tnat Mrs. Margaret NJ. Houston, relict
OF ten: sam Houston, died of yellow
fever st ~IndianOla, on the Sd inst.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-Lessss and
~ aud Manager. We Thompson stage Man
ager, Shirley II. France Treasurer, &. D. Stein
knhl. Last night bat four OF Edwin Booth.
TD EsDA4, January l3th. RlCHELlEU.
Wednesday Macbeth 9hursday-Hamist
Satarday-Rlchard Ill.
Grand Matinee Saturday; admission, 81 90 ;
children, half price doors open at LJ0.
CaANCE OF TBfE--DOors open AZ = past Z
O'Clock curtain to rise az = 70 s precisely.
General admission, 81; reserved seats, 20
cents extra; Third Tier and COlOred Gallery,
IS cents ColOred Boxes, 80 cents. Seats can
he secu red six days IA sdvnu.e.
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Attachment Suft.

Att~ttCFsHsCftt Dtttss
No. 1924 Ap.-MuniclpaI Court Of the City OF
Memphis.
CLERKS OEErcE, January 10. ls5S.
James Moore, PIalntiH, vs. John slaughter,
Defendant.
FFIUAVIT for attachment having been
"a made in this case IA uursuauCs OF section
S355 Of the Cole of Tennessee. aud attachment
having been issued and returned BY the proper
officer levied, etc, on tie property OF the
defendant, JONI slaughter
IL is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear at the Municipal Court Room, IN the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, On or before the
INST Tuesday IN &srch mex and defend this
snit, or the same will be taken foe confessed as
to him and the case set Tor hearing ex part /.
aud that q copy Of tnis order &C. published once
q week. for rOGr consecutive weeks, in the
Memphis appeal.
4 copy l.. B. ATON Clerk.
s. ID. THOMPSON, D. G.
King s HAughton, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
fqII fawarvu
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AUER &c CO..

TAKE pleasure to announce 70 tbeir uurper-
i GUS friends aud patrons. that they agasu
have opsned a. A. North Courr street wlfh 4
large stock Of Flowers, shrubbery, Bufbs-
seeds. vel adapted u this climate, aud raisad
IN their garden, which IL near the city on the
State Line road
An who wish 10 decorate their Wf,dozs
Gardens and Lawns with Natures be4ufies
are invited to call and examine their sforE
which Il is equal 10 any IN this co1ntry. aad mi
be sold at very low leurra.
AL Plants sid, WHEELER in bloom or Other
wise, VII Re warranted 70 be a. reureeenfeI
Ali orlers for Bouquets. laying ont a. C7.-
dsns, and planting ~enrrbbafy Or Pfssfs -
will he promptly atreudei
All orders for ff1N 1 n a4-.
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Fo1. sale.
DAN. STARK & 90.

HAVE just arrived with two Boat Loads OF
III PRODUCE, and viii be found at the foot
Market street. They have the finest lot OF
Pink EYES, LOSDON LADY and PEACH
BLOW ever In this market. They
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Adnainistratog,s Notfce.

~N9"NENNDNH W|VE -FONEOL8
Memphis, shelby county. State Of Tennessee,
January S, 1888
] ETTEBS OF administration have this day
- been granted 10 me by the County court %
shelby cfuuty upon tbs estate or Abrzra
Rrinkley. deceased, aad all persons indebted t.
said estate are HEREBY notified 70 come forward
and settle the same; and all persons having
ciaans eEa1uEt said estate are R0hde to de
Withtu Ita Time rrescrfteft F far Or tfFl r1lL
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NEW ADvERTIsEmE,rs
BLANKETS!
NOW READY.

A LARGE LOT QEWHITE AND COLORED
II BLANKETS. nr sale at Tery low pTIees-
l.. MEYER,
JAN ~ g01 Main efraef
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We clip the following from the Au-
gusta Chronicle and Sentinel:
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS OF THE sAVAN-
&aM ANn arnrrrsma u 10
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PUBLIC SALE
OF THE-
a
OF
GEN. SAMUEL J. HAYS,
Ii Jackson, Tenn.
On Thursday, 16th day Of January,

NE SHALL, through Nessrs. ROYSTER,
W IRRELEVANT co, AuetiOneers, Oder at
nmL.n SHE mon the nrnmisaa
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s,nrsscan aud Toi"tgh Pa:ea'


r. =. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late ,ntaf thet.S faten, alirr, 2" a>hingtor.
u!iter tie At 81 l.
No, rs. ST &c ST, pposite Kilbv St.,
BOSOM.
4 FIR an extensive practice OF upwards o
twenty Ici.rs- con- innes 10 >eeure ]! tttHts ia
lie tniiel St3tes also Ia great Britain, Fra &c
and other foreign countries. Caveats, cpe lie u
suH Bouts, assignments, and all papers u draw
nE~ i"r Patients, executed on reasonable Terms
Nis.i i-ItltI't EtSeaFtles matIv into American
a: Foitign vo h, To- determine legal and otle
wee entered in all matters touching the same
Copies OF Tie claims Ut any patent furnished by
Iehlliin@ one tolla-, Assignments recorded il
No AyencB in The United stote4 possesses superior
facilities f'r vbtiai,J Patents, ,r aScertat.i'y NE
pTftcticatiRg Of iacentfphs.
During eight months HE subscriber III the COURSE
OF his large practice, Inac 1u thrice rejected app
ctt!ons siNIhiN ArrE.Ai.s; erefy enc OF which was
decided lnhiS fdtor bT the commissioners otPatenls.
u -
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. ty " one OF TIE most durable and
successful practitioners with whom l have has
official intercourse. CiA>. MASON.
Commls sinners of Patents,
II hase no hesitation III assuring inventors thai
/ hey caiHat employ man n.oFe competent ana
/ fT"sitrOFihS, and more capanie putting then
/ applications in form 10 secure for them IN early
and favorable consideration ut the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURR"
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
Mr., II II. Enpi has mlde iorme THIRTEEN
applications, IN all but ONE of which patent,
nave heen granted. and that one is nov pending.
cucn unriislak;tile laOui of great talent AMI
ability on his part leads me to recommend I'll H.
Nentors to apply 10 him to prlcuve their patents
| a. they may be sure Of having the most faithful
reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGARD."
Jan. l. isdo-lVj0
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Farm for Sale.

FIFE Sub. eFib Offers for safe the t,trm ksowi.
Z as the Clg,S's i,u1n.' - miles num E!ts
=. orth Nsiger, on tie itaEgar 1oad. THIS Ian
con. aims Two hundred acre, of Mt, itty acres
Nhich are uuttCr CultiVaiun and the baiancc.Woo,
lot, and pa,tu.sga enough Tor thirty head at cal
tie. cuts ttaty tons OF hay light acres neN
-rouus seeded down last summer There Is Il
Orchard on The pace liat Will yield two hundlr'
bushels of Ii - gited ~ ilcs. HE lastules an
Wei supplied with water, and thee is well OF th
best OF water iii The yard. The farm Is wei
fenced, >n lie and barn lit good repair, Il good Sc
OF tanning tools among vi lca Is new p oug
harrow, and a patent horse hoe, Will be sold witi
the IsluI: also twenty steep. There Is an abui
i5.ut supply OF muck on the farm, which Is of tn
best quality. Also "a rge lot of dressing from til,
barn. " he Will he included IN the sale. Any per
wishing 10 purchase farm will ind it Ia thei
Il vantage 10 examine tlJs property, US 1t Will b,
sold low and on easy terms.
lli i. IL. GREELEY, Executor,
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STATE OF MAINE.
Treasatrer's Office.

Augusta April 2Iih ises
Uron the followin e townships or tracts OF land
not liable to be taxed by any town the ioioWIAg
assess u,ents were made BY the county cont.Dis.
sioners oil Hancock county, on the 2Ith day OF
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IN BANKRUPTCY

IN the District Court of the United tatcs, for
| the District of Maine.
In the matter of Amos y. 4 Ambrose simpson.
Rankrupts in bankruptcy. Finh bHstriet Of Maine,
Tn N The fpreg irg aprlica'ioA Of Y. w rty
ASsiiuee of the estate of Amos II. simpson AM
bro.e SIMPSON Hatk upts. it Is r'lorcd that see.
onl general meeting of the ere ltttrS OF said
Eaak1urts to he held Mt Ellsworth, In Saii i','r ct
or the Path day Of MAY. u. ls y at nine oclocS,
\, VI nj the office of =. & I. Hale, before feter
Thseher F>eure. one of the Registers In Bankrupt.
CIV III SAID District, for the purposes named IN the
tvrniy seventh seventh cection of the Act OF Con.
ercss entitled ian act TO establish UNIFORM VS.
fem of Bankruptcy throughout the nitcd states.
approved March IsG1 And IL Is further ordered
that the Assignee give notice of said meeting ny
.Vnilinc written or printed notices hv mail, post
nail "f the time and place of said meeting to all
lnown creditors of said Bankrupts, and thai ne
also notify The Bankrupts to be prc-ent therea'
and that he shall also publish notice OF the time
and place of said meet ng on two different, ~ Inc
pcwspapcr called the Ellsworth American, printed
A. fl@worih, be at least ten days pl1nr to sa'd
mrcting.
Witness thu Hon. Edward FoN. Judge of The
said District Court. and the seal thereof, al Ells-
wo III. in said District on TIE gili day OF April,
A. D..l is. -
WV I. pEFRIE.
swlG Clerk Of Ifi-trict Court FOR said District.
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ADV ANTGEs PRESENTED BY THIS
COMPANY.

The security of LAGER CdPITdL than an,
other Lie Company IN the country.
Its ratio of asset liabilities l'he real fcSt o.
so.Neney) Is LARGER tifan thai oil any o'hef Nohi'
panN.
The company l. under the direction OF men well
known for tiior integrity and prudent manage
u.ent.
No person being eligible as Director who Is
moi Il ~tuckh ldcr.
II oiltls the etotk or Mutual Plan-thc rates VI
ON the stock Ian offering lns ur;tnee at tn" low
rst cost Invested Of all uncertainties or comli
cations ii, TO dividends, notes, Ne.
Dividends upon the Mutual Plan declared an
uuallv and 10 per cent. loan granted WHEN TN
premium l. 500 OF mt re.
1t has 500 GOO deposited with the Treasurer OF
The state ior the securii! of policy holders
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For Sale.

TYavng obtained license from. the Probate Court
n propose TO sell at public au :uon, at my
office in Ellsworth, on the 10Th day of june. y. d.
1865 TT 10 o'elork A. NJ. If not sooner disposed oi
ut private sale. the buildings and land of Hiram
West late of h lsworth deceased, situated on th,'
road between the Falls and village, much
thereof as shall produce the STUN ui three und ed
dollars, to pay tleGs and CO Is of administration
Said estate consists OF twO-thrds OF an acre OF
land, a small house. shet AID stable. Persons
wishing to purchase can call At the Office OF tie
subscriber ior terms.
A. +. ErRNTAM, Admir-
Ellsworth, May, 1th, lsGs. 3"l6
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court OF the United states, for the
District OF Maine
In the matter OF Robert iIagerthy, Bankrupt in
Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S..
At Ell~woI tn the 9Th day Of April, ISIS
The undersigned hereby gives notice ofhi> ap-
pontment n assignee Of Robert {. Hagerthy ~
Surfy, in the county at Hancock and St1tt ut
Name, within sald District. who has been adjpd--
ed a BANKRUPT upon his own petition, by the bi'-
trict Comt of said District.
NATHAN TAiRER, Assignee.
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Probate - Offices.


THE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice to MI
ii ana has taken upon hu> elf, the iinst o. m
Admr Of the est IL ri joseph lIott, l.tt
ii Ian IN the cptlt9 Of u tlalt~,
yeomau, deceased
by giving bond n tue law directs ne therefore
requests all persons VINO are lndcs t.dtn Tue sald
drCt9s cti : tSsatc, TO iuusc immediate payment
ant those vino have any demands thereon, TO cN-
hbtt the same for payment. ,,, ~
Bueksport Feb. sth ISIS,
The subscriber hereby gives public Notice 10 III
concerned. tnat Sit has been duly appoint, d
and has iak rn upon herself the trust OF an tNecu-
Xix nt the list NllI AMI ic-taiueni of, John t
- an beriain late OF ,astine in tile county oil Han
cock
clergyman. deceased.
by giving bond u, Tic law directs: sh, there ore
quests All PEI Who are indebted C II C AIT
-,e:iscd'- e tate. to make lnmctiiatc pay mcht,
iud tHuse VINO have any demands tHercon, tc cN-
l.b.t tIis same tos settlement.
DLiIAJ CHAMBE RLA1S.
,astine, Feb !3h, ISIS
NE sub-c ribcr hc'cby gives public notice l., "
,hccfntt!, mat IL, las bern ,iui4 appointed an
taNcn u ,,uu hl3u>eli tie trust II an Ike : o.
* last VII ant Jcstiucbt OF Joshua abbott Hate
We VnI, Ia tic County OF Iitaruas,
Neuut3, dcrtts eel,
giving bond a. the law diIe,t-; lie therefore fe
t5-ua. rsi. Il. 70 make In -c';la;c laAme
Il thu-e VITO ntvc siiS demands thereon, 10 -
zzf.. 1T s..s.e 1uf sviily meat.
PETER AuEorT.
=sae=h ~. IS
Swi5
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Drugs. Medicines. perfamery,
soaps Spices, Fruits,
Nuts, and
y'i,1nlD.or!a.a Medicines.
The genuine Smiths Razor .SroPs.

Ftr Caniir-. Washing Powders, SOAP, Dye stafs,
sappai:et., ~fi = of all kinds, Ci;ron, Cur
ants i;tis h. Tamarinds, hish Moss,
iKhl.s. Il, &c,
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Bankruptcy n Offices.
IN BANKRUPTCY.


r,the METER OF stephen b. osgeod ana BenJa.
min +. keliher, Bankrupts in Bankruptcy
Finh District of Maine, SIS w r.,., A.
Tnop Tho apulcation OF Parker w. Perry as,
si@n r Of the estate of stephen u. q gooa ah4
Reniamin F. Eeliher. Bankrupts, It. Is ofderen,
hot ID general meeting of the creditors 81 saiu
Eankrlnis I've held at Ellsworth, i'll sara dis',ict,
n, me 25,h tIav Of Nav A. D.. 1865. nj uinc orintN
A NJ, Mt the Office of f. 4. I. Hale, heiore feter
Th5rhpr ESQ one of the Registers in hanklap,n,
in sa district, for the purposes named IN thc <ltn
sretion OF the act of Congress, ntitlel an Vet
to establish uniform system OF uanSr"r.cs
throntrlout the United states approved harch
ID lssT.-And II is further ordered, that the As
sig,ee rive notice of said meeting by sending
written or printed notices by mail, postpaid, OF
The tir @ and Mace of all meeting 10 all known
creditors of said Bankrupis, and that ne also no,
tify the Rankrupts tn be present thereaf'-aha
That he shall also publish notice OF the tine any
pane of SAID meeting ON two dine ent days, IN
The newspaper called the Ellsworth American
printed nj Ellsworth, at least ten days pFoir 10
said meeting. !,
Witness the Hon Edward FOX, judge Of the said
District Court. auc the seal thereof at Els.
worth, in said Di,trict, on the ninth day OF
Abril A u. Is's.
WV. p. PEEpLT.
CLERK oil District Count for said District
3wi6
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!
audiences, annouced that the medium aaa
com4 10 The end 81 his rops. Jsnks ee3ea
.ctson Why hs bad he rope afecae -
body, asd he reply waa. II e.sa - ii
risht % CARY rope With ms -
co,sry crs.sed intssss s1eis:.sss z -
sr ! si.e. boz Coloasl Meyss 4 -
lencs, asA he crowd becaoe ess9. $
The search vas cosiisss6, - = I. go
The median's shoes - fsss4 : I'll
bladsd psnksifs. This - $500 49, sssy
49, SAeasR 8 ! - - ..oleessa ..
TIE tieise ~ 49, psessssea silA, - 9
vs. asroql 1Aet 49, esssesae q nas1 sees's
lie Jeekses1 hands. ssdsr ~ eupsfvieaes o.
~ comoieoss - -: sssaaeeecs ses
wrists wsss accordingly bcea0 nsmiy 49, i.
or, %. that he cDsia NOT nip ~ 49,
through, and he was seated y : ens'f; ~
soon seni into biz 'tsansed cono',io -
doors Of The e.b.nst ve.s sesS 81: $3.50 - ~ ~
amid psotoand silienOe ene sp.ns t..'I
% DO their work ,!ssssoe ~ il. "a. II.
that his us'sss wers ueu sov ss =. =. S;...
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Boet'n DOLLAR Store

THIS iMNRNsH sgcCEas ATTENDING OUR
pss' busIu-ss has iufuced Ms to make great prep.-
rations for the fat spd wintsr u sde.
o.. eLee D. aud exchange lists contain nearly eyfy
article desired for family such Drv and Fancy
Goods Hoots and ehoes. Jesery and Plated Ware. Out
lsry. &c, dc.
fr.seats worth from 90 3leo sent free TO Agents
Maize your orders large possible and send your
money by postal order reaiat red letter
We srs agents for over hundred foreign and do
meet DaHrfaetsries.
Our rood. new and soId at Manufacturers prices
~ Al fs each article descriptive chscks SO par
re- or ten FOR II. Agents wanted every CIR
cuiafs sent Tres. IUUHMAN z O.,
10 Arch 1t Boeton.
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the VOTE FOR cOMGR Ess.
rhe Reoister kivsss The olicisl canvass Of

Nc AeBt00 BtNOs ~ Vs"eses e"ss "
the voeea .
First Dtstrict- George w. McCrary,
u, 7lst ns,aas w. claEssa, l2,106. Me-
Cary's naiority, S0ls.
Neoosd District -Milliam Smyth, 1873;
Willian E. Le6isessll, l4,226; 4. +. West,
|. 6aytb over IslmngweiI, 500.
Third Disfrirt- William B. Allison, TO-
1l9; William Mills, IA, 40; +. 4. Thomas.
14s; }. &. Graves, 4; John I. Stoneman,
lie. johnson. Il scattering S. Allison
over Mills. 5000; over oil, 5,s42.
Fourth District-William Losghridgs, 3d.
057; John P. Irish, l6,531;J h. Garrison,
4 Loaghridge over Irish, 1896.
Fifth nsvid -Frsscis W. PALMER, 20,-
400; r. Cad Bryan, 10, 1902. Palmer's ma
jority. 1907.
Si.eih Dstrict-t hsrles c. Pomeroy, TO-
IT'S; Charles A. L. Roszell, S,267, Pomeroy' =
majority, 1882.
Aggregate Republican plurality on Con-
gressmsss4l ,593.
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SeUrRERy HnME..JOuRNAa.

THk1e :-s3 per asnum, Feet eepsss " . ~: EAht
espAs fse ~: ana~s satrA oopy%e thsss -
gstt+r up Of the cnb.
A $40 Silver Watch for 20 Snbecribera
A So, Sewing Machine for % Subscribers.
A $50 Gold Watch for 40 Subscribers.
i 500 Gold Watch for as Subscribers.
II 10 mt get enough 10 Of thu Premium
Will aiios you 10 cts. zach yesr,y sab
o. ber Ut 81 SAMFLI Cspits ircs
Early n IN" comm sulnsus sbAii commence 4
SPLEN DID NEW kTOav, by ALEXANDER DuAss which
Will lie trint. frnm Hdy shests, furnished only 10
this paper. JOHN y. SLATER, PusLIsaxR. RAA1IAoaK
MAgrI ~ q MS q AIS Y -
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OuR friends Henry and Lea, Of the Keo>
saaqua Repnblican, are giving, in that sh set,
. capital Republican and home paper TO The
good people Of Van Buren, county.
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of Fort Lafayette were destroyed by Gre,
Tuesday afternoon.
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THx efieiA vots Of Kentucky atthe last
election ~, 4 ymour rs .e89; Grant 80 500.
SEYMOUR majority 1922,
n Maine the official vote wss, Grant
70,433; Seymour ~, 1897. Grant's majority
25,0S6.
The official reiarus OF Massachusetts. gives
0r~nss Ess.hs2; Seymour S9,z2I. Grant .
majority II ,36i
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Ar Nsatsckes. the Asshodiat, Unitarian
and Baptists united and held union service
on Thanksgiving day.
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Nssros bss started on bia gr@at walk. lie
will have . good lime making it with the
whole line Of his tramp deep under snow.
Westonis one Of Dosstick's friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-06

fBARLfoA 81. Hnws. Of the La Grange
4 nericon, is cal didate fof State Printer in
Missouri. We hope he ~lIses il. II There
is better man in that State tor the place
We don't know it or believe il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-06
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