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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-01
9 larson CITY
-ON-
Tuesday and Wednesday. August
4th ard 5th, 1868.

| The following is list of his Trick Horses and
Performers:
Tire beautiful Trick Horse, DICK TCRP'E.
The wonderful performing Arabian Pony ZE-
BRA W III estJnish all who see him.
ghe great. Taking Pony NAPOLEON will per
form his uurI, aied and graceful feats.
The great Ascension Peny LEOPARD, IN his
daring aecebsions Oh the Inclined Plank.
The beautiful Menaye horse MAJOR, accompa-
MED by all tho best horses for that purpose in
America.
The coal black Stallion BLACK PRINCE, in
the great BAR Ac., with MANY others, too Lum.r-
to NJ ntiJn.
VI. II. FRANKLIN, til. great Bareback SoIner-
sault Rider for the first time on this Coast.
The wonderful JUVENILE BARE BACK Rider.
The interesting aloune of PERFORMING Chill
DEEN; also. the SMALLEST MAN IN THE
WORLD, MAJOR General cilis, the Lilli.
puti.n Clown. And the great
Trick Clown,
NELSON BARTHOLOMEW.
JOE WILLIAMS, the peoples favorte Clown
and Jester.
CHARLEY GRAHAM, the shaksperean Clown
and Jester.
The COMANCHs INDIAN, III his terrific feat
of Hursemanehip; including GIMNAsT AFRO
BATS and TUNBiEks-the best PertormeIs Of
the day.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From the Enterpri-e of Yesterday.

:
CHICAGO, July 29.-Schuyler Colfax ar
rived tonight. He had an enthusiastic re-
ception. Several thousand people escorted
him from the depot. He leaves for South
Bend tomorrow, where there will be grand
demonstration.
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FEARF UL TRAGEDY
LORD KILDARE POISONED! !

NT J. FTECELL, AT THE one PLUS u
vi. ira Saloon King street, has just re-
e from tEe English Prime Hinisi ui>pa' oh
STATING thai colleague the Earl Of kil..ars died
Yesterday fon the effects over induIs ence of
L IA Inferior biali Of wine.
HIS Exceiency to prevent the recurrence Of a
similar cltas;r,.I ne t. his my friets III ,rala
has instructed Her Majesty, Consul in San Fran
cisco to keep Mr. PARCEL Hereafter constantly
supplied with the brands exclusively used at
" in,lsor Castle and BY the Emperor OF Russia.
Vintage Of i502. original packages marked G.
0. d. Please call and examine.
Caisou, June !, 1865.
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BRICK PoNssoY, of the La Crosse
Democrat. has established a branch Of
fee Of tina, virtuous journal under the
New York Sun building. Surely, this
is the meanest thing under the Sun.
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COUNTRY ORDERS.

Goods forwarded by Xxi re.s TO any part Of III
Fac inc Coast on receipt ut orders and measU Tes
send for directions for Measurement
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GOODS MADE TO ORDER,

For the accommodation If such as may desire
We have -eruI ed the vices ., celebrated Euro
Pcan cutter, ami are pIriared & make up ice
goods in st, lie snpt 10 any other house On tn
Coast Shirts, Ties, Collars, etc, made to orde
At short notice.
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BART1IOLOMEW'S
GREAT WESTERN CIRCUS
AIR. BARTHOLOMEW REspEcTFuLLr

vi ANNOUNCES t" the public Of the Pacific Coast
that during his asvnce he has procured the finest
trained Horses Ponies aud Mules that ap-
peared in arena; and also engaged the INST
talent e and distinguished artists Of the age.
This great and uuequalied Circus viii perform in
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-01

Persons calling for these Letters will please say
ADVERTISED"
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STYLES.

Having agents in Louiou and Pari. we introdu,
the neH les i'll San Fr,rCisCu -imuitaneou.l
with their appearance in New York.
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HOUSTON, HASTINGS & co.

'Heu8ton,
HASTINGS
&c 90 q.
ARE THE
FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERs
SAN FRANCIS CO..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-07

How 30 .sweI a Majority. .
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These are the men that got tax receipts
for, also duplicates. JOHN TAAFFE.
Here is a bill made out by AN
TuoNY KELLY, bright and shining
light of the Vanderburgh Democracy.
the second day after the election of
Mayor WALKER, "FOR BOARD
ING VOTERS FOR THE ELEC-
TION."
Let us look little further. THos.
O'CONNER is the keeper of an Irish
boarding house in that we'll known
quarter, Whisky Row." and was one
of the most active members of the
Democratic Rallying Committee in
the Fifth Ward. He was ready at all
times to make afidavits for the
strange men who were challenged and
rejected by the Election Board.
O'CONNER is now under bond to an
swer the charges of election frauds
and perjury, in swearing in the votes
Of some of the very men whose
names are found in the following
bill:
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We SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR
Missouri Lands.

SIX PARCELS-6SO, go, 2O00. 2i2O. 22i0,
aud $500 acres in Barry County, FOR sale,
600. per acre, by -
-t 2 Bowling Green, n. Y. City.
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Prominent Democrats Implicated
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looked over the above and find II to be
| correct account of Mr.. George FIerlong's.
| He worked Tor as fai hfully, and by his aid
JOHN TAAFFE.
No wonder WILLIAM HEILMAN
was slaughtered, when the Democracy
had such efficient electioneering as
was done by Mr.. GEORGE FLERLoNG,
who worked for US faithfully, and
by his aid helped to swell the Fifth
Ward majority" And the second
day after the work was done he pre-
sents his bill, which is cheerfully
paid by the Treasurer, out of the
abundant fund of the " the Demo
cratic Central Committee" A Dem
Ocratic triumph was cheaply pur-
chased at only one or two days board
for the SoUereigAs." Flushed with
the glorious victory, the Treasurer
literally makes an allowance for
liquor for the men," and the
Headman " cheerily files away the
bill from the light of day, walks out
upon the streets and meets the gaze
of honest citizens and receives their
congratulations unabashedl
What commentary this is upon
the glorious privilege of the elective
franchise, the freedom of elections,
and the purity of the ballot-box If
such system is countenanced by the
people of Vanderburgh County, then
surely are our elections a solemn
mockery. They will no longer be an
expression of popular will, but
triumph of monied corruption, ras-
cality, perjury, and high-handed
fraud.
No wonder, in view of these facts
and others, which will in due time be
presented to the public, the parties
charged before the magistrates with
the crimes of election frauds and
perjury shrank from an investigation |
No wonder that the Democratic
Township Trustee, whose friends
and supporters these clearinghouse
voters were, the Democratic County
candidates, and the party lead.
ers and newspaper, should so
loudly and persistently object to
the creation of new precinctsi No
wonde1that the Democratic Mayor and
Council should consider themselves
"tnsnlted when the Republican En-
ecutlve Committee presented n re-
quest that they offer a reward for illegal
voting at the coming election. 1t was
due to those sovereigns who were
y boarded for the election" and BY
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A Wholesale System of
deportation.
The Democratic Central Committee
Pays the Expenses.

Prosecutions Commenced. and Par
ties Give Bonds for Trial.
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LUMBER-LUMRERy

THE SURtSCRIRER CONTINUES
- the Lumber Business at his old stand
at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets
that his stock Is large and second to nom
In the assortments, embracing Pine OF s
PICK and quality, from the MIC
Three-Inch First Clear PLANK
Also, 500 DOORS of various thickness
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS,
window Sash, Pine and Poplar Shingls,
and : feet Lath, Mouldfngs. Casfi1s 81
QuarteT-R Round, &c., &c,
Orders from the country, river or raj.
filled promptly.
sell d3m John r GT0UEp
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q As 1h n EhN3ELA NE UNt
S@ u No. 81 MOTH FIRST k3rtllA =
Win DE pleased TO see all their old cusl0 =
ers, an as many new ones as VIII laFoF ~
them with q call. A fall assor tl NE u - ~
Groceries. ETC., always on hanot anu A0-
sale at the lowest market prices y, n, 80,
SgAgents for Stafford Mslls A. $50
Cotton Yarns, at man tacLute1sss X IN 49,.
basgtglQ GOS. CASH.
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whoae yelas ihag wis fglslsd late
ohcei that they should Indignantly
reject the proposition. 1t would be
ingratitude unparalleled
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1 looked over the above and find it to be
a correct account OF Mr.. George FIerlong's.
He worked Tor as fai hfully, and by his aid
TOHN FIFE
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WE WILL SEND To AGENTS FREE OF
CHARGE

T.
dIl1on 70 which we claiLl to give better
goods of the same character.
WE WILL SEND To AGENTS FREE OF
a. s7- CHARGE,
For O Cab Of ? o and Tires DOlLors-I doz.
good linen SHIRT Fronts, l set Solid sold
Studs. All Wool Cashmere for Pants. Fine
White Counterpart, large size. / elegant
Baimofal Sklrs. ~ yards brown or bleach
ed Sheetlng, good quality yard wide ele-
CANT leo Iictu Morocco bound Photo,
Album. double lens Stereoscope and II
Foreign Views. i silver plated engraved
5 bottle Castor. / elegant Silk Fan, with
Ivory or Sandal Wood Frame feathe~ed
edge aud spangied. l Steel Carving Knife
balanced handle. handsome beaded and
lined Pafasol. 20 yards good Print. / very
fine Damask Table Cover. pr. best quail
ity LADIES' Serge Congress Boots. / dozen
fine Linen Towels u dozen Rogers best
hlIvet Desert Forks. Ladies' large real
taGG d hTayeng rag tancy GTess pat
graved Napkin Rings. dozen Ladies' fine
Merino or Cotton Stockings. Gents heavy
chased solid Gold Ring. L pair Ladies'
high cut Balm oraI Boots. elegant DeIaine
Dress Pattern. 1 Violin and Bow, in box
com plete. set Jewelry, pin, ear di ops and
For a CIu0 o. so and F4ve Douars-l black
or colOred Allpacca Dress Pattern. set
Lace Curtains. pr. ALI Wool Blankets.
Engraved Silver plated bottle ReVolv-
ing q pstor. beautiful Writing Desk. l SOL
i'd Colo Scerf Pin. 80 yds. very fine CASH
mere. for Pants and Vest. / set Ivory bal
Forks. L elegant Satin Parasol, heavily
beaded and lined with liz. pr. gents
Cali Boots. 80 ydS. good Print. 30 yds. good
brown or bleached Sheetlng, yard wide,
or 40 yds. q yd. wide. g cd quality. / la
dies elegant Morocco Travelling bag.
square Wool Shawl. plain Norwich Pop
lin dress pattern. ~ yds. don. width cloth
Tor Ladies' Cloak. Elegant engraved sill
yer plated Tea Pov. 3 yds double width
water proof cloth for closking.
| For q Ct9lb Of 100 Gad Ten D0LLaTS-l rich
MeripO or Thib0et dress pattern. pair of
fine amask Tab e q. oths anf Napkins to
match. L pr. gents French Calf Boots.
heavy SILVER plated engraved Ice Pitcher.
Very fine All Wool Clotn for Ladies'
Cloak. l y eb very best quality brown or
bleached Sheeting. IA yds. fine Cashmere
for suit elegant Popnn dress pattern. /
beautiful English Eerage Shawl. l set of
Ivory balanced handle Knives ana Forks.
l ladies' or gents silver Hunting-case
Watch. 1 Bartlett Hand Portable Sewing
Machine. Splendid Family Bible. steel
engravIngs, with record and photograph
pages. 25 yds. good Hemp Competing, good
coiors. l pair good Marsellles Quilt. good
and Cape 4 single barrel Shot Gun. sill
yer plated, engraved, bottled Revolving
Castor, cut glass bottles. 1 very dne Violin
and Bow, IN case. l set Ivory balanced
Knives and Forks.
Presents for larger Clubs increase in the
same ratio.
Send Money by Registered Letter.
R9-CataIogue of goods sent to any adj
dress free.
PARKER & CO.,
Nos. SO and 100 Summer Street, Boston.
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Hiils @ ststs isJis sSa jsFsaAae iibse
inents, which will be PRESENTED upoh
the legal examidation, but we will
give few as examples of what may
be expected. ~
1t is known that one single indi-
vidual, under the employment of the
Democratic Executive Committee,
procured, had boarded at the ex-
pense of that Committee, and OBJ
tanned tax certificates for no less
than one hzndred and seventy men,
who all voted the Democratic City
Ticket.
We have referred to the fact that
the Irish and river boarding house:
were suddenly filled up a few day:
before the election. and as sud
denly emptied. Let us see II
the following bill, which passed
regularly through the Auditing Com
mittee, was paid by the Treasurer
and fled away at Headquarters, Will
throw any light upon these facts, SO
we'll known to the public:
EvASsvILLE, April sth, 1885,
Democratic Central Committee,
To Anthonv Kelly, Dr., for boarding Voters
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BY T. o'CoNNoR
So So


The above is correct. JOHN GAvIsK.
Endorsement on back OF bill "Paid April
Ii, 1861
The Endorsement on the back of the
bin is recognized as the handwriting
of person of high standing in the
Democratic party, and who now occu-
pies an official position in the city, by
reason of the votes of these very men,
whom O'CoNNER swore through.
Though the committee is not men
toned in the bill, the amount was
paid O'CoNNER by the Democratic
Central Committee, and the fact can
be proven by the official who made
the Endorsement, if he does not per-
jure himself.
We viii give the public one more of
these choice documents, in order
more fally to enlighten them as to the
Democratic strategy for carrying an
election.
EVANSVILLE, April 8, 1868.
Democratic Central COMMITTEES,
To George Flerlong, DIR
April Sth-To boarding and lodging
three mel five days, as per order OF
4. j. Gavisk at 81 per day.....-.-.........S15 90
Boarding ana lodging man day. 90
5men2I ds VS.. 5 ~
IS Os
Liquor for the above men.................... 4 IS
Total 9 81
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Ness AsaFaksisc.,snt.t..

THE SUCCESS
OF our Dollar Sale has caused such
A COMPLETE
R e " Oh ITO II
N TR AIDE
That, in order TO supply the demand occa-
sloned by our constantly increasing pa
tfonage, we nave recently made importa-
tlous Tor Ihe FAIL trade, direct from Euro
pean manufacturers,
Amounting TO Nearly S5OO,OOO.
So that we are prepared to sell every de-
scrtptionof
DRY AND FANCY GOODS SILVER
PLATED " ARE. CUTLERY, WATCH
rs, ALBUMS, JEWELRY, DC.
OF better quality than any other concern
IN the country, Tor the uniform price of
One Dollar for Each Article.
R1-The best of Boston or New York ref
erenceS given as to the reliability of orr
mouse, ana that our Dus ness Is conducted
IN Inc faIrest and most lie Ultimate manner
posslOle, and that we give greater value
Tor The money than can be obtained in
any other way.
ALL GOODS DAMAGED OR ERoKFN IN
IF ANsPoRrATIoN HI PLAcsD WITHOUT
CHARGE.
B6-Checks describing articles sold sent
TO agents in Clubs at rates mentioned be.
low. We guarantee every arLlcle TO cost
less Than Ii bought at any Boston or New
ork House.
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Our COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS

Exceed those of any other establishmen
of the kind,-proof of this can be found In
comparing our premiums with those OF
others FOR y UBS OF THE SAME SIZE, in ad-
dIl1on 70 which we claiLl to give better
goods of the same character
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

G. Miller a. Son vs.. Thomas b.
Moselcy. n
by virtue of a writ Of penditioai
erponas TO me directed from the Coun-
ty Court Of Pamela county, Missis-
sippi, at the April term, 1858, made
in favor of G.. Miller d Son, vs.. I.
b. Moseley, l will on Monday the 9Th
day Of July, 1868, at the court-housc
door IN the townof Pamela, in said
county, within lawful hours offer for
sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following property, lying and be-
ing in said county, to-wit: Southwest
quarter of section 33, township 8,
range 8, west, levied on as the prop.
erty of defendant to satisfy said zen.
ditioai ezponas and cost.
r. b. JONES,
jest A ll Sheriff.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. In the Chaneery
Court Of Pamela county. AZ rules before the
clerk Of said court At bis Office In the town Of
Psnola, on the 10th day Of April, A. ID. 1868,
John o. Finer VI. Charles Strong 81 al.
Upon opening compliments bill In this
cause, II appearing 10 the Satisfaction OF the
court that the defendant Charles Strong IL a
nonresident Of the Stale Of Mississippi, II Il
therefore ordered BY the court that the said de-
fendant Charles Strong, do enter bis appear.
snce herein on or before the hnt day Of The
neat term Of this court, 10 be holden al the
courthouse Of mid county, In the town Of
Pamela, on the seventh Monday afsr the fourth
Monday In March, 1868, and plead, answer, OF
demur 10 The complainant : bill herein, Or the
allegations thereof Win BE- taken for copfsssed.
ffis further ordered BY the court that a copy
Of this order be Published In the Week.: Pano.
Ia Star, a public Newspaper printed aud pub
Iishsd Ia lhe town Of Pamela, 10 said counly
tor four weeks sucrcssively.
JOHsC. HARRISON, cisFk.
Miller q Miller, SOLICITOR apii-4s
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Young. Grv>t Physiological uosk, IL even
one be own doctor-bsii 4 . pfivase instructor
fsr married persons or thoe< st~sas % marry.
bssh male and female. In everything coscerp-
ing the physieiosy aad rslssioss q or s<raal
sysssm. and the pfodnstiou Or psevssstsa q
aasprinr, including al ne new disrpveir-
never bsspfe Ewes IN The Errli.h lsnsusr<. ~
W.. yorsa. Nd This 4 really ! vsiashk
and Interesting ~ofk u is Written 70 pI4is
language ~ The general reader. IN iSIhas-
srs,sd vita upwards = enc hundrdsnsrns-
Inr An ysans married people. Or ibo~s eoai
tempi.sinr marriage shd having ihs lest iu-
psdirssnt 70 msrrisa If. shosld rssd ~
leska n di.rIa>ss s><rsts hat ever ose shsals
Ne ~s<qssint<d With. snIl Il Il . hoph that
nsss v le<k<i ~ Sd cot iis sheus he hes-s.
n vi8 ~ ~st v sny es- % The receipt =
Ffny C<nts. Addrsu D.. vs. fstrs. Ne. as
sprsr> fr-~t ahs<~ fss<th. Phiiadslphis.
141@MN
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sllEnirF's SALE

james D. faocsiie "a. AS. BARK.
halter.
~ virtue NJ q writ u rmdtionl
srpoaaa 10 me directed ffom The Coun.
" Court NJ Pamela eunty, Miaais.
.lppl, made ~ tbe April term, 1865,
10 favor Of james u. Faueette w. A.
= nurkhalter, I will on Monday the
OH day NJ juIy, 1868, At the court
house douf In the town Of Pamela, In
said county, within lawful hours, Of.
FIR fof sale 70 the highest bidder, for
cash, the following property, To- wit
fractional section 80, township s,
range 4, together with a cotton press
aud screw thereon, lying and being
In Panola county, Mississippi levied
on as the property of defendant to
satisfy said rendtioni crponas and
costs. y X. u. JosEs,
jc0-A Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

u r. Lavender, use &c, andas ex-
ecutor, VS.. s. II. Smith.
By virtue of two writs Of execu-
ton to me directed from the Circuit
Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi,
one made in favor Of j. F. Lavender
use, &c, vs..S. II. Smith, and one as
executor VS.. Smith, l will on Monday
the 9Th day of July, 1858, at the
courthouse door in the town Of Pan
ola, in said county, within lawful
hours, offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash, the following prop
erty, to-wit: Northeast quarter Of
section 20, township 7, range Z, lying
and being in Pamela county, levied
on as the property Of defendant to
satisfy said executions end costs.
X. b. JONES,
Jest Sheriff.
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&C. Lett HalHal - lnsnnsse.


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statement N ehs a-,m.sssvs IA.
...a p.aaa. "a. e...a
1877
SfAff nv hiaaiAaiffi,
fHHofa egHhiH.
AiuIIt lhs ii u November, 1897
M Marshall an agent fof the M
Louis Mutual Lih Insurance Com.
pany. was IN this cuunfy, and effected
several policies In smid county, among
which waa one fuf Richard J. YoanT,
the purity mentioned In tho attached
certificate, and u Che same time IN.
gaaej sald Young as fhs Examining
Physician for the company Al this
point, q short time after which | was
appointed tho agent Cor the cumpany
6f this and DeSotu counties. and
made several applications ior policies,
employing aaId Young In the above
capacity. In due time Dr.. Yaung's
policy came, directed 10 me as The
agent, and I notified him Of the fact.
lie replied by saying that he WINS
ready, and would take II out, when |
told him that M there was a settle.
mcnt TO be made between him and
the company, to walt until | could
find out what the company was pay
ing Tor his fees, which ! did IN due
un'e' on Tue atn OF december there
al,er Nc again approached me on 'he
suclee', aug 'aIu ho wanted h's po'icy'
! @'a MIN J, was w my private room
anu ! wou'a or'ng y down IN tue
morning; That night he was taken
s,ck, ana ! saw MN u . more until
a,'er nc was ueau, on Tue 'th: Vn
tno morning Of the day on which DC
aieo, ! was rendered the money, and
tne Poicy demanded oy MS attorney
when ! refused 70 give up, sao al
serwara returned the policy 70 Messrs'
MCMAHON q GUS, OF Memphis
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND

NJ sirn< 4 : aecr<e Of ihe chsaesry Court
Pamela county. Stats q Mississippi, rendered
on he 18th dzy q November. 1851. In the suit
of fsatfson ssstan. administrator, q al. COM
~ ts.nfs sssin-f ". u. Ro-<horoueh, sdmin-
q Il. defendants. No 100 is I'D Court,
I yin - Commissioner thefvin >ppsint>t On
uondsy ~ sfh d<y 81 IDLY, iDe ~ he
dor N the TOYS n PsasiA m nid
cuunty. pishin izgfal bosrs s4sv ~ NE. On q
ryvass u AZ saaihs fpn1 l@y " sals. lercspt
ne ssn q s - eeat % -! IN ss<hl Ne
lbllssfrr i.nds iyinr ss1 k>iss II nj rs1rty
q pzscIa. knort = ths e.st kslfs tk< nsrth-
~ snsrsur q .p<tiou :, isvnsaiy 4 s>nes ..
v,sr JoHf @. HAnHienS.
ia r>~.f~nnsr
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A Gsntsmsn Who suffered fof yesu from
Nervous Debility. Premature decay. and all the
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who ned II We recipe and diresiops for
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In perfect confidence, I0IIS D. OGDEN.
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