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NEWSPAPERS, MAGAzINEs
BOOKS. STATIONERY. ETC.


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HAS ALwAYs FOR SALE,
An the CITY PAPERS,
A Il the Northern and Western HAILlES,
The leading EDITORIALS,
Ito different Publications, among which are
the American Naturalist, the Journal Of Speculative
Philosophy, a Thrilling Narrative Of the Union Re
fugees and the Massacre of the Martyrs of Liberty
the Negro in the Rebellion. lie Ccmte de Morel
lie Progress, etc.
Subscriptions received for the American Conflict
history Of the Great Rebellion, by Horaoe Greeey
in two large double column octave volumes OF e4s
pages each, illustrated with IA Portraits, Engrav'
Ings etc. and containing descriptions of s1 battles
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succelsion of Bnrbara Huber-Nc

Succession of barbara Huber-No.
z.,,a.,,,,, 81 81; 49,,
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of 0rleansNotiCe is hereby given to the creditors
of this estate, and to al other herein inter
ested, to show cause within ten days from the pre-
sent notification, il any they have can why the
account presented by Malhias Huber, testamertsry
executor of this estate, should not be homoogated
and approved the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith, and the said Matthias Huber discharged
from all furher trust and liability in the premises.
By order of the Court.
no23 "a del n. o. TRACY. Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-30

Succession of AIphonse BOugere-8O, 1870.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
ID of Orleans-Notioe is herebygven to the creditors
ed, TO show within ten days from the present
notification if any they have eau why the account
presented by the administrative of this estate
should not be homologated and approved, and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the court.
NOES 80 de4 MO. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-30

Succession of hOmas DOhan-NO. Ss, 04S
CEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR,
- ish of Orleans.-Notice is hereby given TO the
creditors of this estate and to all ether persons here
in interested to show within ten days from the
present notification, ii any they have can why the
account presented by Mrs. Mary Dohap, widow of
Thomas Dohan and administrator of this estate,
should not be homologaued and approved the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith, and the said
Mrs, Mary Dohan discharged from all further trust
and liability in the premises,
By order OF the Court.
no2h deA NJ a TRAOV Clark
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Succession of Joseph DomOIe-No. aa ,ses

Succession of Joseph DOllIOIe-NO. $50
CEuOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans-Whereas Josefa Rodriguez
has petitioued the Court for letters OF admnstra-
ton on the estate of her late husband Joseph Doll:
Whom II NAV concern 10 show canse within ten
days, why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
no27 81 dee NJ. O. TRAOY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-30

when two witnesses were examined and the
case continued I'll one o'clock to-day.
The examination of witnesses before the
Grand Jury in the case of William Bleyins
for the murder of Patrolman Gerhard took
place this morning. The Grand Jury will
find an Indictment for murdert
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-30

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. November q, 1853 !
No. Il35-New Series.
Resolved, That the adjudication by the Controller
of contract for constructing plank sidewalks on
one side OF Magnolia street, from Keller Market to
Washington street; also one side OF third street.
from Magnolia street to Willow street, and also on
one side of Willow street, from Felicity Road to
jackson street, TO H. O Brown principal, and
Henry McGninn as security, for and in considera-
ton OF the sum OF forty two cents per running foot
be and the is hereby approved the security ac
cepted, and the Mayor authorized enter into com
tract with the parties, notarial act, for the per-
tormance of said work.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
tSigned) THOMAS MARREY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved November Is, 1865.
ISisned) JOHN Il. CONWAY. Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W OVERALL. Secretary. no26 81
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succession of Mary Ann Al,ceasehairer-

Succession of Mary Ann AlIceaSehairer-
No. 2a,7l6
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish of Qrleans.-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate and to all other persons
herein interested to show cause within ten days
from the present notification, IL any they have or
can, why the account presented by Louis Schairer,
administrator of this estate. should not be homoo-
gated and approved and the funds distributed In
accordance Herewith.
by order of the Court.
no2S de3 6 M. o, TRACY, Clerk
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Sarah +. Brooks vs.. John N. Carr. her HUSBAND
fAs tssAAsssea No. % ISL. sssAAA&
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Sarah F. Brooks vs.. John N. Carr, her Husband--
FA3 tsssAs y ~ No. % ISL. sS4AAA
II HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
seyeuteen day OF November, 1863, Judgment was
rendered in this Court in the following entitled
suits, in the words and figures following. to wit;
BY reason Of the law and the evidence in this case
being in favor of the Plaintiff and against the De-
iendant, and By further reason of Judgment Of de.
fault herein and due proof OF Plaintiffs demand In
open court.
It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that
she have Judgment against defe ndant in the of
Swo Thousand three hundred and twentyseven dol
srs with legal interest from first January 1851; that
me community of acquests and gains be dissolved,
&c sad plaintiff be permitted 70 control her
pnernAl property separate from her husband that
1ef legal mortgage and privilege be recognized; that
uslleaaeshL pay al costs of SUIT to be taxed.
Judgment rendered November IL, 1868.
QSignedl OHAR TEl I1MONT Indoa
In testimony whereof. have hsreunto set my
nAnn ana an1eo the seal Of the said Court, at the
Guy OF New orleans, on this twenty-sixth day of
November, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sxtyeight and the nine third
year Of the Independence OF the United States
no8 de15 81 S-"' D'pN'' N'e'A
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LEGAL NOTICES,
THE sTATH on IouvsTANa

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISH OF ORLEANS. sa-=.
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Succession Of Pierre Clement Lemane
No. 80 567.
SECoND DIsTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans,-Whereas Mrs Marie Lafargue,
widow of Pierre Clement Lemane, has petitioned
the Court for Letters of Administration the
estate of the late Pierre Clement Lemane. de.
ceased, intestate; Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern. to show within ten days
granted.
no ii $3.50 NJ. o. TRACY. CLERK.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNrrBD -TATRs DIsrRacr ooUR1
RRsTRIoT on LouIsIANA.
In 1sanI1ruptcy-No. ssa.

IN THE MATTER OF J. N. ROBERT Co.
tIl aNr FgQ Bankrupt. NJ
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Succession of Nicholas MnrleY-NO. 32557
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- sh of Orleans-W hereas johanna Russell has petit
toned the Court for letters of administration on
the estate OF the late Nicholas Marley, de-
ceased, intestate: Notice is hereby given to all
whom it NAY concern 20 show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order of the Court
no2024 % M. o. TRACY, Cletk.
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Succession of ID. Escade-No. 32,455.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Oreans-Notice is hereby given to the creditors
OF this and to all other herein interest
ed, to show cause within ten days from the present
notification II any tine have can, why the account
presented by the administrator of this shoud
not be homologated and approved, the funds dis
tributed in accordance herewith.
BY order of the Court.
no25 80 dec4 NJ. G. TRACY, Clerk.
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Succession of Emile Trumpf-NO. 3&,35O.
- ish of Orleans.-Notiee is hereby given TO the
creditors of this estate and to all other persons
herein interested, to show cause within ten days
from the present notification, If any they have or
can, why the account presented by the dministra.
trix of this estate, should not be homologated and
approved, and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
By order of the Court.
ro2S de3 6 M. o. TRACY Clerk,
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Succession of Thomss Newsham-NO.
1926
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish of Orleans-Wnereas James H Reynolds
has petitioned the for letters of curatorship
on the vacant estate of the late Thomas Newsham,
deceased, intestate Notice is hereby given to ali
whom it may concern, to show cause within ten days
why the prayer OF the said petitioner should be
granted.
By order of the Court.
no23 30 de4 NJ. o. TRACY, Clerk,
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MISSISSIPPI
DiarrIlMa Cordial.

nfu4rNpI, orf II fl.n moot fatal Iisal..
I.,s Iro ,S L, N. y. NJ, ~, he w;.s,,'ia
,tar5 ,t,o,-lcn, ,hc H., i,mm.ii,,f.
~hc.i.cJ a,.I ,@n,,li. sr1 -,,i,csI,a cn,ed
T. ho nsc o( Is ,,,Jirjne r;ssnnn'
,a,,. al, r, mas. s'1r 80, ~ 4, c.nG
da,,ly nr,non,cs1 a,c,J2l{e IN sn ia
Glssa3'.lf oi M howt,s comnos m ,bat
r.glsr II isat once a mia astrincrut
an nroavns ara nm aI,c,a,jvr. md IN
ATT az, g. ,.taei' ia li.et,.r,,, s,.,'tL
,bo l,,i,a,;or ei tbe os,,i,,o,e w6irb nnos
~, hag'nis or;n, m. .yi,ie s,stc,, snA
nro1aSe beaI,bv chang o., setion Ia
H. digesii,e aud seers,lyt organs ia
aetna 0non The liver h lir I'd and h
H. L9,.,cg, lo,,f,,c s,i,,srs r1,.lsttn, IN,
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Every Poison has tts Anti tote.
Every Disease it, tutc.
T. i' a we'll kaasn fti TINT the poa sf.
MI mincnl medicines Pro ffgu riiy sd
min#icfcl Boz .opi0nl la.s uhHmtttt
and hlllious rsmlt'ent F,yf ar. at q. Il
on To- tle Constitution a4 ihr q l.s
thems.lyes, while ih.ir np.rh H &C. r,rrr
ally slos aHd Ha-estaio. ana iar 0 e..
evan scout R,msdi,s % ibs ss~ hs
srd1us uudtf any elrcuirN8Gc csito'
be used with any approach io Nrly. ~
c.p' under ihr direction Di a ,aysirisn,
and 10 the reriuas sherc Fever and Asue.
Bilious Fever, Chill + YER, pamb Agle.
sud their kindred complaints CHI Gy pte
9s''. ;.ls;;ie=i a.,n -as.s;i;..,s !sss and
ae between. anil mndicsi advice almost
ag5bia,Hablc. It Is obvious therefore that
preparation like the Texas Tonic syrup,
prompt and certain 10 ils action n a ca
rauYe, aud Cqlal'y 10 be- relied upou ~ a
preventative Of those mnndic-must be
Of priceless value Ia The valley ol the Mis-.
sissippi, OF wherever t'sc lhfy may exist.
The coma0n cause % an pmIliru' and
'' ,N't'''' N'tiH ~ wv ,H' pNll' NAi't
or m'esma cyapora'cd by heat from he
soil or fom Che surface OF stagnau, va
tcri aud Il is usually whca ne ,ofuid
warmth 81 mmmgf has prosirs'ed ihe sys
ten aul rendered II Incapable II c1uilni
lag cuergctically with disease ihai the
attack comes on JalS Augg-t Scp.cm
Der, and oeiobar urr the m'nih during
which al bilious complaints ora NEST
common ana most violent The Hg,ia
Immediately Affected 10y Fever orl Aguc
md intrmi'ienis anl liun.inup, ura ODE
Liver ihc Nf.U1. lhr stomach .ti IA Id
ney rpcn each anl al OF th.s organs.
lhc Texas Tonic syrup acts ap iiAly,
regulating ard controlling t 'lnN 1l
bile, preventing or relieving thn' enlarge
mlni of lhe spltgu knowl as the AguC
Cake slrefglhing 'he digestive powers
aud removing lhosc soyorc pains Of Che
back which nr,s' nom the iorpllity or
Inflammation Of thc hilucy Medical
men " Acknowledged em.lcncc rfcscrihr
il IN their practice, nui Il b. rapidly l
preceding all other preparations " rs claas,
throughout The West Southwest nnd
south No hnily residing In auy section
subject 70 ,he ysi'a'ions 81 Asnc nul
Fever ahonid be without H. u they acsitc
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late in dhc evening with the prison.
travelled some distance in the
direction Of Henderson, aad lust as
they reached a creek bottom, some
fourth Of mile vide, crowd of
thirty or forty armed persons com.
plctcly disguised fred upon the oil
Ger aud guard and charged upon
them--~ho fed, to save their own
livcs-and the aforesaid crowd took
charge Of the prisoners. Rumor has
1t that Burgess so earnestly denied
his guilt, asking that, if he must die,
he wanted to be shot aud not hung
like folon, that the crowd hcsitatcd
as to him, but continued their prep.
arations 10 hang Hudson Just at
the time when Hudson was about to
be launched into eternity be begged
the crowd to stop-tbat he bad some.
thing to tell them, They did so, when
Hudson made full confession Of his
guilt, oAoaoiai,ag ngsgsss :.oa: ssy
participation in the murder or knowi-
edge Of his intention. He said he
had contemplated numbering Cald.
well for some time and on the pre-.
sious evening had got fresh ammu.
milton at New Salem, fred of and
reloaded his pistol that he might
make suro work-that he would
have killed Burgess, too, had he net
fed. That he bad broken open the
trunk aud hid the money and papers
whore they were found and that all
the money had been recovered.
At the conclusion of this comics.
sion, it is supposed that Hudson was
Immediately hanged by the neck as
he was found BY some neighbors the
next day near the road hanging to
limb dead Burgess is still alive
unhurt, and was set at liberty, and
having no money it is said was sup.
piled by the disguised crowd with
enough to take him out Of the coun.
perhaps to his home.
Lynch Law Is not to be justified
but in such cases as this, considering
the unsettled condition Of the coun.
try, it is to some extent oxcusable.
Murderers and robbers have run rio,
for SO long in Texas, that good citi.
zens have determined T. protect them
selves and rid the country of high
waymen. No less than four cap
tured in Rusk county, have thus
been disposed of in the lat two
months, but this is the only one by
citizens Of the county.
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1t,E! ICEr.

WE ~ psvtasA 10 supply ~ De.
w nAads n3ds % rs ~ ice 4sring
tia sPriss sai summer
Osdsss Irun ~ ssssssy asa neigh
kosiss towns ssjaitssl
w vii esssfAi9 pa<k - hyxasd
iee wkss osdesesi fIpa ; distance.
Tsrws nodsssls, ks> s4sislky Caah.
WIN. n. j00NUT0N D %.
nssshali, hav u ~ s1l-en-
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trnE Eonitablc stands first and fore
most among all modern Life Assn.
rance COMPANIES Chartered in 1859
for an unlimited por'od a hns FAR out
str;nped nil rivalry. and ofTcrs Life As.
surance 10 nll pcrsons in GOOD honlth
nnon a. rood if moi better terms Than
az. ,Ca,,,',ny IN DO MED 1,a,rs
"'' '''''' '"i'''' ~ WV "''''' ''''''
Attractive Features:
I, ;.s,os oiI desirable lie, o,dovmor,
,nJ non.f,rG,;iin@ ,aI;ciel an n siar,o
I;s, e.n,a so5o ,o ~ oo0 l,sJisidond.
aro o ,nado a,nnoIly IA nol;cv baiJe,.
All H. rr"G,s a,o d;,idcd onnnoi,,
W. .,,raJ ani ,.a, =" ,''al
" ""r5, na =, ~ d;snrn,;o, az ia H.,
h1iJers /, ana ~ 4 difsrent mnd.i VIZ
H. ~. a.. "or,,,onons ,,osoa"o m sn,,,
Nv 10 '"9 - ~. i'", ~ '",ss'au y, i"'"
,ian ~ "a nroa, Inv III n" ao ~
Wv" " ~" -. 'e, ,,.aI ~ a,. W" ,a.",
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Steam Saw Mill,


rwn Mills AID nAiP
Sollth-Wcsa of Marshall.
fEllE undersigned would inform his
friends and the public, that bis
steam Saw Mil is now IN successful
operation, and he Is prepared b furnish
ans amount Of lumber, of the very les,
quality and os low IA oan be purchased
at any Min IN ihc country Eills viii
tlled ut the shortest notice
A limos are hard. he will do a general
lnrterlnr business, and will take Ia ex.
change, at tho market price, corn. fol
der, hides, oats, chickens, eggs, batter,
or almost anything
Here Il chance to buy lumber cheap,
ON easy terms, aud warranted to be Of
tho besi quality
II Joyce.
April I, '6S ng5-,f
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NOTICE.

OruoH, 1 i, RauHaAp tpNrAHY
MAEsuALl, TFxAs, july !, 1868,
COR ten days, written propositions
/ will be received at THE tiioe TO
furnish the Company with twelve tliaus
and Cross ties, according to slecihea
tons, aud 10 be delivered within the
next two mDhiiI-
" A. HAusEr
Vice fres.isnt
July 2, lsss. nII-lt
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HENRY q. HALL,
Attorney al Law,
SHREVEPORT. La.
July ~. 'Gs nis-tC
MURRAY INSTITUTE.
English, and Classical
Male and Female School.

Rev. II NJ MATHIS, .., Principal
Prof +. W. TARRANT, Associate.
'TllE exercises of this Institution will
he resumed on Monday, the 3rd oil
August, and continue for five SCHOLASTIC
months
"Only scch rules adopted as are nee
essary to cherish in the pupils habits
of order. regularity, and industry
Location, Tour miles i'oD1h cas-, Of
CoiIeesillc, l'pshur county, on what is
known az Murray League The
health and morals Of the community
unsurpassed in Eastern Texas. Church
aud Sabbath school privilege are good,
and no alluroments 10 vice exist.
The buildings arc well furnished.
con,nodious, and comfortable, aud well
situated Tor good water and shade
Asa guarantee for faithful instruc.
ton in future the saflsiartioa eriaccd
bg CIR patrons Is sufficient
RATES on TUITION "a Apeeisr
oas Aav payable IN adraacs
Primary English Branches, $40 90
Higher % 10 W
CLASSICS and Higher Mathematics, % %
Incidental Fees, each. %
so deductions eaees easc' Of pro
teacici sickness
Board can be obtainca 10 the besi
families at sl0 per month
lsay' For further PARTICULARS, apply to
the Principal for Circular
June -, 6S uii-2m
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Tyler Stage Line.

Tllt. undersigned has
j placed on the line be. 49,
tween Marshall and Tyler, sRAGA4
line Of stages, which run regularly
leaving Marsha, and ryles on Monday
and Thursday
This line Of Stages will prove Of great.
advantage 70 the travelling public No
expense will 10 spared 10 render the
trip comior.ahlets al aho take THO route
To thc interior
j. q. ECHOi.-
June 8, 90 n44~0
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II X Walker a Co.
q " Manson
u Macdonald, firm u BROOK. Mac.
donald
u. i logan firm u Fellows A GO
Julius Nairan, firm Of : " Kennedy A
co
Jennings, Weeks a co
u II Harris. firm Of Jas II Connely
Msssrs " X Gro.n 4 o..
" Won Phui, jr A CO.
tso q farmer 4 co
juo II Phelps q 50
|. Chenoworsh. ts'sy 4 sn
" Henderson, t'caie 4 60.
Is " Huntington
Me-.rr X y Newman 4 co.
Woods. Matthew. A 60.
" Warren Crawford 4 co.
" Kihell 4 Thomas
barnett 4 Shepard
Geo W Iianciof a co
Ten, = y iiuckner,
u II injury
Mcssr- Lamb, puinian 4 co.
VIM Hall
u u hr5an, s'@ Of Gives, wans a
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Prom the South Western


From the South Western
" ashingtou, July 3.-Corruption
committees report covers over TWEEN
ty columns, without positive facts or
assertions. The report labors to show
probability that money was raised
and used to acquit johnson. The
amount of dirt thrown is amazing,
Scarcely a friend of the President
or prominent political opponent os.
canes
San Francisco, july 3.-Thc crew
and finally Capt. Bridge, Of the war
steamer Chaniicleor, we're searched
at Maza,lan. Capt Bridge claimed
this action of the Nazatlan authori-
ties rs a national insult, and notified
the authorities of his intention to
lombard Mazatlan, but under remon.
STRANGE of American Consul, merely
blaokadod Mazatlan against Mexican
vessels. Other nations passing freely.
Jackson, Miss, July 3.-The com
80 l.. ~ It.
"'i''po " nv 'fP1 r ~ ~ r.
been engaged in eliciting testimony
ron n's'VI' w. f'JI, .a,;an m
SAT with closed doors, receiving only
&c P,'e' o''Do ~. ;.,..S;."j nnd =
u "''uosses W.; -. ~ w oa 80 =,
1e'es''lon " '' I''I''a p sv" Josbna
uuse o o iy, - anI Gdl Jones
oreen, Ign " n' ,,'a ' ""a ~, a., on,',
. ha''i',on, Ia, ."i's " 1 hoor d. lost;
hi''eN anu 49, ',. ~ r ~Cn iligh
mony Nn'en w ,ha Jraa;oo of j
n "s,n1 b Van, an a,,aehe of the committee.
rbe nartios were arrested and taken
heroro tho div court and while the
,r;a, WINS IN nrogrea. n military order
susnenJed civil proceedings. and the
prisoners were ordered to report to
ia ,n;l;,,ry mayor to morrow
Tbis committee of five, under an
ordin,nce Of the convention. appoint.
al ,hroo commissioners ia each
eoaa.v to supervise the election, to
be paid six dollars per diem each
The accounts are being prevented
Gen. Mcdowell orders the State
Auditor to allow no such accounts,
as the reconstruction fund VIII pay
the election expenses
New Orleans, july 81 es n
Zen. buchanan scnt 'ap'' peh"ss1y
Of his stan, to inauet inc in,eiy
elected street commissioner ana nc
eorder oil the thifa district ih,o once
the former, oiheefs nasins re,use e, "
acknowledge Tue vaiia''S o' 'h' 'c"'
oral q orItf.
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NTOLfN from the undersigned, living
- one milo west Of WaskOm Station,
an the night Of May the III, small
ioebiiton gray mare about = years old
about ~ bands high. CLOSE built rather
heavy mano and tail, short gated no
particular marks or brands rceollectci
Any person that will deliver her TO me
or dive me any information 70 can get
her shah be literally rewarded
Address
SARAH STEPHENSON
Powellton, Harrison Go, Toxns
June 3 1863 uti-U
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10 TIE I.ADIEs.

EEtIr Cans % all kinds Tin Cans
IL 20 solder, seal with wax, "a witl,
scge~ tops Also glass Cans wah screw
tots. Price lroia II 80 10 ~ per dozen.
J. II. VAN HOOK.
July 3, isss. nlI-a
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