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IDAHO TERRITORY.
SPECIAL CllRESPLNpEHCE o. N. HssM \

An Ambulance Ambuscadcd-s Sergeant
KILLED aud His Wife Carried Into Cap
tiyity By fhc indians.
foRr BoIsF, T., Dec 20, 1907
The iGdaus are quite Troublesome ia this vicinity and
they occasionally cut on our mon IN piie OF every pre-
caution Apautul event occurred ID October Tact which
has caused great deal Of excitement at this post
~ :. pVars w w ~ "an = 9. smtn
wa' ''.- way to tnis - "'' i'aa camp dfy miles
distant we're attacked by ludilus ID rocsy eahehi
Sergeant Denvllc killed AMI lis VIE carried Into
captivity From Sergeant Smith who effected his
escape and came 10 tas fort obtain the follow.
ing brief statement OF the sIar:-The ns.l
were travelling In four horse .s,nbulance
and we're properly armed, but fs isi.o an ambuscads
while passing through the canop AMI received the urc
OF large number OF lad.ns. Tho 0ro was returned,
but without avail Ia consequence u the savages being
securely covered by the rocks and before the ambu.
lance had gone many yards sergeent Deuylo received
three bul ict wounds and fell carnage The
horses then took fright and away but we'll directe
ball killed. one OF them and brought the vehicle TO
stop. Sergeant smith aud Mrs Dsnylle thon sprung
out aud fed FOR short distance, when Mrs DonylIe
looking around the Indians collecting about her
husbands body and the ambuauce and NJ once an.
nonced that she would not leave them woad share
her husbands fate. she At once urned aud feiraccd
her steps. while Sergeant Smith continued his fight
and effected hts escape, coming iuto this post tho
next night aud reporting the facts to Brevet
Colonel Sinclair commanding post Parties we're
al ONE ksut lTOm tue lOft OtberS from camp
Lyons which secuted the country about. did not
come up with the well mounted savagcs who escaped
TO tho mountains The body OF Sergeant Deuvile was
found where o1ei but no sgus scovered of
wife. subsequently, party ON a scout surprised aud
defeated party OF indians killing ve aud taxing seven
prisoners, ono Of whom mounted 90 Sergeant Dem
viles horse On Of the squaws vas found clothing
belonging to Mrs. Dcnvllc, and information was OBJ
tanned 20 the effect that Mrs. Denyao was captive
among the Indians in the vicinity or Chslun lake
IL Is hoped that an eSehange Will DO effected, by
which she may be safely restored 10 her friends again
In return for the release OF the Indian prisoners Every
effort viii be made TO accomplish this scheme or effect
her release In some o;hor lie sergeant and
wife lad their little earnings with them when they Tell
MO the savascs' hands, aud Of course lbs. all.
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ssGiO CUTaAess IN SOUTH cARsLlaA.
shocking Outrage in Darlington District.


trom the ,hareston Courier, Jan. 49,
x on Friday night iast live negroes
Abou. steven emo. 81 :, NJ ~ a Nnldrow Darlington
came ~ W. -.,iss IRON tts Seag A9a-e. anu.
rappug up tie clerk Mr. X. sags. asked admit,auce.
Mr. Suss iu.aired WHO they were. and receiving the
response that they friends come 10 trade with
him, opened the door OF the store. -Four negroes.
armed with doaJle-bayrelied shot guns, entered,
aud placing their weapons In the corner Of the ROOM
commenced examining goods, remarking thai they were
In the employ OF tho RAILROAD, had just beon paid on
and desred TO make purchases 70 tho extent oil Slo
each. About $50 worth Of Goods were selected, when
OF tho number asked Mr. Sugs IL he could change
treasury note OF the denomination OF 800. The
wife Of Mr.. Sugs, who was in adjoining
room, heard tue remark, and hor suspicious
being excited by II she went out OF the back
door 10 the house OF gentleman named wyndham and
requested him TO come 10 Tie store, and In any
trouble should render Mr. Sugs any assistance
he could Mr. Wyndham compiled, TAX ing a gun with
him. and he reached the store heard the report OF
shot He threw open tue door aud was Immediately
fred upon Eve times by the negroes. he returned
the Gro, when they rushed upon him and seized
his gun, and scuine cnsuei, during which he
managed TO effect bis escape, and repairing 20
Mr. Muidrow's house reported the condition OF
affairs As soon the latter could dress and arm him.
self he to the store. accompanied by Mr. Wyndham
There all quiet and entering they found tho shelves
OF the store completely stripped the money desk
robbed and the clerk, Mr. Sugs lying dead on tue floor
n load OF buckshot having passed through his head.
From this melancholy scene Messrs Mudrow and WIND
ham went to The house Of the latter where they found
that Mr. wyndham's father. n.aw had been
shot twice in the head aud bis wIfo In three different
places on her person by the same party Of negroes
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SUDDEN DEATHS,

Margaret riley, woinaa twenty-five years Of age,
died suddenly last at her residence No. 251 STAN
ton street
Anna puyvcl German woman. 6fty.avc years OF age,
died suddenly yesterday afternoon her residence No
500 East Houston street.
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Marine Disasters.

STEAMER GLAucus st remains tho rocks at Hell Gate
the efforts OF four tugs to haul her Off
The rocks appear pierced her bottom that VIII
be necessary TO lift her or.
BRIG BAKER, Head from Nayassa for Philadelphia put
into Kingston la 18th u in Distress No PARTICULARS she
was but days out from Navassa
scHR MAGNOLIA Rockwell from New York. arrived at St
Thomas 18th ult In distress
ScHR ] HART from st Johns NE. for Boston, with o
cargo OF hsh. has been wrecked. No particulars.
KEY WEST Fla, Jan l9Thc steamer Mary Crocker from
New York for Mobile got ashore Pickle Reef where she
remained hours bn subsequently relieved by wreck
has arrived here She has sustained no jury
miscellaneous.
DISTRICT OF WALpoBoRo-Tbe following is list Of vessels
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| HELLEy's WEEKLY.
KRLLEys WEEKLY
KELLEy,s WEEKLY.
KELLEY's WEEKLY
READY EARLY TnIs MORNING.
READY EARLY THIS MORNING.
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READY EARLY THIS MORNING
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READY EARLY rms MORNING.
In tho tenth of this beautifully illustrated weekly
journal is commenced thrilling novel by
ALEXANDRA DUMAS
the CREATES, OF French writers of ncon Il, entitled
COUNT DE MoREr;
On.
EIcHELIEU AND HIS RIVALS
It's the last extended work Of the great author whose
"Mon,c cristo" The Three Guardsmcn," "Brageonc.
&C, &C. have his aud genius known wherever
the English language spoken say nothing OF his repu-
all the civilized Europe where other
tongues spoken.
The following is one Of the thrilling scenes described
in Dumas quick, style, which make
THE COUNT DE MoREr
one OF fascinating before the reading
public:--
Really IKE that, short, sharp without saving. Look
onl continued souscarriere. growing more and moro
YES yes yes' a hundred times yes,
KIN away, then my dear Nafsas Cor was that man,
ao,d sp s,d r.q sna.hns his teeth e he drew
back and getting aS e. Msa out 'ef as
% $ The sss sHs ss.. Az
ssss Va @ si sgsss S% there es%s 10
ss ssf .s" ss
s, !. nj s S: ~s,: ss;. III :::
eos # o Ssa a ss Sa es Ss
teeth aarqus Psani muttered cry through his ,ss
hs .woa too too w rsisS FOR h% 10 ss
leaned against the WALL utssreda sigh. and doubled up 30
You're witnesses all ,hs, no would have i,o said sous
''!5fs:i ssSHs sidds and
Of honor"
carry him 70 his mother and have BOuvard the royal ply
DC Se;! Ss 'g are
What ap,si' sighed Brancas. we weIo getting along
While Brancas and vciiurc bore risani softly pos.
sbe to nis mothers house rounded the
n oss o ssd S Rnos wsa o them
% ssa s na y @s hi SoS ss mat
~ number ''h 'KELLEY's WEEKLY
win be found several q The initial chapters o. This story
Interesting Incident viii be splenddiy illustrated.
In addition 70 'n' kss ELI .Sss", WEEKLY
will contain the usual array Of original stories Sketches
efforts OF our best artists.
For sale everywhere
Price oc.
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Tng Cole CAsE-Supgnss for witnesses are being
served BOTH by the prosecution and the defence Ia tho
Of General Cole, under indictment for the murder
OF Mr. Hscock This indicates that both sides intend TO
be ready at the next oyer and Termner which at
the city Hal, Albany, the 27th Of January. The trial
promises 10 DO OF the mostexcng In lts develop.
and all It's surroundings Of any criminal case ever
tried In this State. troy Why, jan il.
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AflstE ANEUt >.

fi-N "a -
CIRCULARS AND ISroRMATIoN FuKNISuEp IN
N. all iegalized lotteries y. CLtsD, BrQker
IFS Broadway and f5S fvtsn street.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
N. state Lottery.
KENTUCKY STATE KxrRA--cLAss f2g, JANUARY H. 1858
s. o. 6, 2q, 49, 80. a., ~, 81, 81, ~ 81, IS
=, KENTUCKY srArr-cLAss q, JANuARy IL 1868 -
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.. Managers
FOR THE BENEFIT or SHELBY COLLEGE.
KENTUCKY srArE rxrRA-CLAss IS JANUARY 49, 1858
30 bs, H. "a. vs. o. II, 20. 80. IS l. ~, &.
CLASS -, JANUARY u, 1865. . .
- :" w. MurRRAy' MoRRis co. Managers.
For circulars Of kentucky state Lotteries address MI r.
RAY, EDDY Co, Covington. Ky.
FRIES cashed aud Information given by addressing u.
RICHMOND, No Gsey Building, cortlandl street
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF Tue PADUcAn LOT
n. ter! OF Kentucky
: :. rxIRA-clAss 1871 JANUARY Is 1868.
10 "a 81 81, a., a., ~ "a " ~ u, 4 D. s.
as ., "a, g. Is rs o., ~ u ~ Il.
COTTON, DICKINSON co, Managers.
STATE LOTTERY or KENTUCKY.
For the benefit o the University of Padusah and other
po'e1sq .. rsIeA-e,AsssL issssAes IS rs 40 40 "a
olass s2 JANUARY IS, 1905
o. . % u Roob. pickMssoal's g, ssps y =
For circulars &C.. w the above Lotteries address WOOD,
DICKINSON & co, Louisville, Ky.
Information furnished by - - .
J. Il. BRENNAN A Chatham street.
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NiBLo's THEATRE The "white Fawn" this evening
will be given entire closing with the great transforma
ton scene On Saturday evening the performance wa
over at twenty minutes past eleven O'Clock.
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DATES or POSTAGE TO FOREIGN COUNT RES
IN For this aud al other postal information subscribe "
the UNITED STATES MAIL, published monthly at II por
year Subscriptions received at the Post cc room II, up
stairs by post Address Publisher U. g. Mail New York
Post office
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SHIP PING NEW S.
~>,es-~--.-->-,~~--
Almanac Tor New York-This Day.
sun rises. Z 20 Noon riscs...morn 3 a.
sun sets......... Oh High wnter...evc rs
PORT OF VIEW YORK, JANUARY 10, 1868.
ARRIVALS.

AhitlN AIS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHrs.
Frgae Jason, Capt Alnsloe. Vera Cruz Jan 3, and
HavaHa 18th. The brings as Passengers ~ Minister
Mr. Middleton, and suite from Mexico, their Eng
land.
steamship Wescr {Breml wcnkc, Bremen Jan and
SOUTHAMPTON I'm, o. PM with mdxe and 35 passengers,
10 Oelrichs TO She experienced the 18th aud 18th
storms from the WNW and the 18th fear.
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fore favor OF admission. The friends Of The measure
for these and other reasons sanguine Of success
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From TIC interest taken in tcesraphs 81 the various
government u South America u safe t. predict that
by next tall 10 viii be in telegTaphc communication
with Panama. That IN two Yeas the cable Mi reach
Valparaiso, ane "a less than hyc years RiS Jaacro,
IgaZIi.
The advantages be derived from The comp. ton of
tLs chain OF cables sad iaad elegrsphs -
Estimated The miEsase trade oi tie West lnGie4 nov
cnJsyed by the Br.;tsh will bo directed % The Tx rcd
sht-@ whose merchants. possessing superior comlAt.i-
eaton VIII bc enabled u oler Producers greater laci 4.
ties for The sale OF their products oar relations viii
the states OF South aud Cspxa America IA also DE en-,
bauted psFy much AMI much more lively ira sprug
mp rs the sesuL Verify, The world m0veS forward with
ra str de- since franklin drew III lightning from tie
Clouds.
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THE COUNT DE NOR
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A CIRCULARS AND INroRMATIoN FuRNIsHEp IN
N. all iegalized lotteries y. CLIs1, Broker
It's Broadway and l53 TvltsSn street
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miscellaneous.

DISTRICT WALpoBoRoThe following is list OF vessels
built and registered in the district of Wadoboro during the
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ElCHELIEU AND HIS RIVALS.

COUNT DE MoRET;
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Senator Guthrie. though still in feeble hcalth, Is ex-
pecied take in the Senate for the first time
this session Tuesday having left his home 10 Ken.
lucky to-day for Washington.
Condition of the National Banks OF Boston.
The aggregate OF assets o. the national banks Of Bos
ton shown BY abstract OF their condition on tho
first Monday OF the present month, Is s3j es3. 900.
Under the head Of the loans and discounts
amount to $o2 900: Cue from banks $40 7S3 400;
bills Of national banks and Others 81 ,io3, 400; specie
81 SOS 3oo legal tender and compound Interest notes.
sl3, 10000 Under the head OF liabilities tho indi-
ydual deposits show an aggregate OF s4lolS 600 due
70 national banks and others. $I4,7so,oOO.
The Proposed Admission Of Colorado into the
Union.
IL is expected lha, the Senate win soon take up tho
bill reported from the Committee on Territories during
the rs session o. the present Congress- providing FOR
the admission OF Colorado into tho Union. Since
the President vetoed the bill for similar purpose
about year ago the population has largely increased,
the vote August last being thousand three hun.
bred and forty.lve more than in the previous year,
and the People generally being now more than hereto.
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To- N. lis, N. D., Chicago, Illinois
A BSOLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A York and States desertion, drunkenness,
c. sufficient cause; publicity charge until divorce
obtained advice free.
NJ. HoWEs, Attorney. &c, rs Nassau street.
A BSOLUTE LEGAL DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW
~ York. from states where nonsuppor drunkenness
desertion is sufficient publicity: fees In ad
vance; free. FREDERICK l. KING. Counsellerat,
Law 24U broadway.
"A. WISrAR'S WILD CHERRY BALSAM,
the known remedy Coughs Colds Sore
Throat and all Diseases OF the Lungs.
"A, IRON IN THE BLOOD
The PERUVIAN SYRUP vitalizes, purifes and cnrches
the blood giving strength to the weak and the eeb
(NONSUHpTION POSITIVELY CURED.-UPHAM0
" FRESH MEAT CURE, for consumption and bronchial
affections u prescribed and recommended by physicians all
the and performing than all
other remedies combined trial VIII convince the most
skeptcal 81 bottle; for IS. Sent by express Circu-
lars free sold by - g. UPHAM, Is South Eighth street,
Philadelphia. and all druggists
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n Dumas quick, nervous style, which make
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a thrilling novel by
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II the last extended work the great author whose
"Montc Criso" The Three Guardsmen,m "Bragelonc,
&c, 3c have made his and genius known wherever
the English language spoken say nothing his repu-
all the civilized countries OF Europe where other
tongues spoken
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

FIsRr NIT SIEoKI.-Gen. Franz Siefsl il
President Of the German Republican Club
10 New York. Siegel and bic German
friends Of New York vote for the same cause
and for the same leader for which they
fought during the waf.
What loyal German any~here will enlist
assinsi Siegel and with Wade Hampton End
Forrest to retrieve The " loss causs'' Of the
traitor, slaveholdins olisarch, Of the south'
What German will turn agaisa the friend
With whom hs acted and fought during The
war, to follow Frank Blair into the camp Of
the snsmy?
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TEE St, Louis Democrat saws

General Grant Wa walking in Fourth street,
on Saturday, whom he was accoeted by a promi-
nsnt Democrat Of the Coppsrhead persuasion
follows: "Ah, General. yon are looking we'll am
glad to - that thsss rshsla pitching into you do
not wear ron down much
"No," tie General quickly rspliG; "you rebels
have bssn pitching into ne for sss~Dal years, and
it has not troubled ne much"
shs War Democrats helped you. Now you have
them III against you."
"Wsll, think not, think the real War Demo
Gratis ars - mach oppossd 70 rebellion A. they
wsrs during the war, and viii vote they
foaghk to sustain the government and the laws"
The copperAsad walked away, unhappy.
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TnE Rsbsls Of tbs South have once moro
taken the lead Of the Democratic party. and,
in Cow sation, dictated both the candidates
and the platform. It il in keeping that they
should lead of with . Rebel Democratic vic
tory m Kentucky.
Tho Rebel guns ara thu great guns Of the
party, and shey are booming away oil over
the South u lively - thsy did during tho
war. -ssssa =
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~ 4 ~ bsasd q pollos - tAsts 49,
shoold ehooss 70 eise thsn licsase p 'aeof
for their daily brad.
The Oh section declared thsa sostress -
labor should b held - sutirs coatrlcsss ~
il. that no eospenation ssc1ld b. I'D
when the lsborsr perforneda pau - -
rot The whole sssvics contracted for. Htes
contract should be for year, and - .e1Fo
worked faithfully for eleven moaths q the
twelve, snd then gait Biz soPlsynsa1 =
could recGvs no wages.
The IN section was . fugitive from-lsbor
Law, obligipg every oikrer Aad authorizing
every other person to arrest ny freedman,
free negro, or maiatto, Who shall qsit the
service Of bis or her employer before the ex-
piration OF his or her term Of aervice. and for
compensation Of such negro catching, hve
dollars, and ten cents per mile from the
place Of arrest TO the place Of dslivesJ, ~
allowed 70 tbs party aErssting, which vas 70
| 10 paid By The snpleyse end held = 81
| Oh against the wages ofsAs fugitive.
Any person knowingly employing, or NV
ing or selling 10 such fugitive laborer, any
food, rainsent, Or othsf thing, was made liz
bic to ine Of not less than twenty Eve, NOT
mors than tsa Anndeed dollars sud costs ;
and in default Of payment Of such 6ns and
costs the convicted party was 70 b forthwith
sentenced TO two months imprisonment in
the county jail.
Thus il the father, mother, or child Of Z
! fugitive laborsr, should give him or her food
OF rsimsns, the lsw Of Mississippi made thai
tribute Of affection . misdemsanor, punish'
able BY dne Of not less than twenty-five
dollars, or two months imprisonment.
South Carolina and other Southern Slater
passed similar acts. The object Of al Wal
to re-sstalah slavery in another form.e
Frank Blair proposes to do away with ih'
reconstruction acts and give the rebels contro
OF the South, with the privilege to undo Ii,
work that has been done and reconstruct fol
themselves, without let or hindrance. Wade
Hampton and the other Southern lsedss ars
stumpina the South on the Blair platform.
II they win and the Blair policy be carriet
| out, the vagrant acts OF 1866 will be re-enasi
cd, and not slavery-but "black subordina
ton will be Ye-establshed in the South.
How much better than slavery il it
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A Philadslphia pemocrah Whose sddress
= The Mercury efEce, 10 that city. oSess the
following: 8 Ao will name twelve 6ates,
and will bst $1,000 % each StAte that Sey-
mour vii easfy Item; ~, 00D hat Seymour
il 10 lives will b the next President; 5000
that no Radical will dare accept the proposi-
ton and put mp the money.
Tho Csppsrhesd pspers IRE publishing the
above tremendous banter with great gusto
and flourish Of trumpets. u
Now, Il deere ID 10 more plaek in the party
than Is ihdicAted BY ths foregoing PROPOSE
ton, and no more sense than to boast of it,
the concern has come to pretty pass, in
deed.
Out Of the thirty-seven States, more or
less, Copperhead proposes TO bet that Sey-
mour will get one-third Of them, nearly. But
| if Seymour gets one-sixth Of them, that 10
s'x States, the Copperhead would lose noths
| ing on Tho twelve States, bat il would be 40
even Thing -ax lost and six won.
Then, if eight States 60 for Seymour, the
loss on the general result, $50, 900, would be
made up BY the two additional States, and il
would stili be IN even thing.
Tho bet, then, is simply that Seymour will
get eight States out Ct the thirty seven. And
this tremendous bet is backed BY the little
bluff of S. 900 that nobody will take the bet.
| And such bosh - this 10 heralded over the
country to keep up the spirits Of the Democ.
racy.. This bet that Seymour win get eight
States ont Of thirty seven 10 the best card the
party leaders have to play
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TaE Chicago Times started the story, and
other Democratic papers have circulated it,
that Orsills Grant, Of chicago, il Demo.
sras and would vote for Seymour.
Per coatn, Orvills Grant, Who 10 thor>
oushb ! Radical, says the aory Is utterly
falss; that b shall vote for his brother, Gen.
Grant, not on sceount Of the relationship.
but because tia Genaral is the candidate Of
the Republican party.
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STATE TICKET.

Fhv Nereta,y..V Ssts,
ED. WRIGHT, Of Cedar County
For Auditor Of &dt.
iUHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County
Fov Treasurer Of Nate,
SAM'I,E, RANKIN, of Washington County
En- yov Assssfer Of Asfe LSek 06iee,
{. c. CARPENTER, Of Webster County
fts Attorney General.
HENRY O'CONNOR, of Muscatine County
FOR MEMBERs or CONGRESS.
MxDsaysa q IoRGE " McCRARY.
ssro~d DRries-CoL WILLIAM SMITH
1qivd Dsk1cf-
kosrth nIefyyn- WILLIAM LOUGHRIDGE
PyNA Dist,td FRANK ". PALMER.
NEfh Disksst----
sss ~ J,dge..or Nrr.dasbsr
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We ARE ON HAND,
And viii ssii more for the money than say
Dollar Concern In the Country.

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a.n sno -. ~ .s.,cs., rn,, ~ go -
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at one doilar each.
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,of .ne =. " sns n". ~ 100
40 yos re ,. o. s. h ~ .n ~. w w
uo, ~. l, 9' pns,r s,.d.
mot on.l Hsir Guard Chains w4sh gold PLATED rim,
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