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Thomas, W. G. wHzk1 IN Hs assla.. N
HiHknaE, I. E. Skinner, a. Ps Wiilinsnss 81
is lsiams, D. IL. Hickman Eeorrs Hum
endS. q. Helm. 80 .1r4 4ssssa s.r,s s.,,ys :,
Il WINS announced that domestic and Ear.
Aeign mass missionary meetings would no
nelds;dn thag evening OF the First Baptist
chusch, corner Of Sharp and Lombard
s s1 under direction Of ,Drs. Taylor and
81. The Convention adjourned until . 5 clock
Friday morning. &c 49, ~ 49,
& THE LATE BlsHops HorSIas, .op rHE Eprs-
ooPaL CHUacH.-The New York correspond
oeat Of the Philadelphia Ledger. writes as
follows: ..f'za 5 so - sF5s y =
A. very extraordinary statement is made
to-day by Rev. john Henry Hopkins son
Of the late Bishop Hopkins, OF Vermont,
leading to the inference that that eminent
.prelate, IL he did not die iii Communion with
the Church of Rome, held views concerning
the Pope anything hut in accordance with
those usually held BY protesting Protest.
ants. This statement is embodied in a
qvsledictory from MIR. Hopkins,sawho an
nounces his retirement from the editorship
Of the Church Josu7aal d post awhicilhe has
held for q period Of fifteen. years. He
does this, he says, partly lin order. to pre-
pare for the press several treasises which
his father had in hand when his health
failed him. He says: y. $3.50 IN 7. f.s,s
" My, father left two treatises in manu-
script, which would have been put to press
this winter had he lived. Indeed, al. the;
time when the telegram announcing his last
and brief illness reached me, I was daily in
expectation of receiving the manuscript, to
be placed in the hands of the publishers.
One of these works will prove to be of Pc
culiar interest; for he wroteitasa ,sretracta=
ton of an opinion which he found he had
expressed in one of his previous works,
that there is good ground for regarding the
Pope to be the anti-C Christ. In reviewing
his books for final correction, with view to
o new and uniform edition, he felt that a
mere alteration Of the text in matter of SO
much Importance was not sufficient tribute
to the truth; and he therefore wrote this
little treatise, acknowledging his error,
showing that he was misled by high autho-
rites without sufficient examination on his
part, and going on to demonstrate that the
common Protestant notion cannot be correct.
No nobler proof could be given of his fear
less and conscientious honesty Of character
than such close to such career as his"
THE fact stated above is an interesting
one, but by no means justifes the inference
that Bishop Hopkins had. any leanings to-
wards the Catholic Church.. Surely man
may believe that the Pope is not anti Christ
without being Catholic.] rtz3 ~ =
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y VIRGINIA PosT-oFF1cEs.-At Piedmont
station, Fauquier county, D. W. Shackettls
appointed postmaster inplace Of j. M. Set
tie, resigned. ~ At New Church, Accomae
county, Edward T. Jones postmaster vice
G. H. Colburn, declined. At Mouth OF
Short Greek, West Virginia, Mrs. Mary a..
Workman postmistress in place Of John
Meadows, resigned. 1rfssstaJ sessfptls-: .afae
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THE FLORIDA CoNsT1TUT1oN.-Key Vest,
Fla., May THE vote in this city yester-
day was, as follows: For the constitution,
224; against it, 309. r.ss-~. este taas5s,e ~
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National medical Association.

WASHINGTON, May 8.-The American
Medical Association meets next year at NOW
Orleans. DIR. William O. Baldwin, OF Mont
gomery, Ala, hiss been elected Preslaens'
In receiving him on behalf 90, Inc Associa-
.tions DIR. Degross said s"I welcome you 90
the representative of our long-lost orethrsn.
May God bless you; God bless your people;
God bless us all.--.---==..-==-713-===,-
&. DIR. Baldwin replied at length, and was
frequently applaude - =
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European ,Tews.

: LONDON, May s.-The remainder of Mr..
aladstone's resolutions on Irish affairs
passed the House last night without diEi-
sion. 4yis .5-a-1 II ~ $3.50 = - -
The North German Confederation has re-
jected the address Of the Party Of National
s n. Second Dispatch. s'r,roH Z Z
]. LONDON, May s.-Abyssinian dispatches
say General Napier was expected to start
for the sea with his entire army about the
18th Of May. The city Of Magdala had
been burned by the British forces.
]. DUBLIN, May 8.-General Nagle and the
other Fenians captured ON the Jacmel
packet have been released, having given
the pledges required. They called on
George Francis Train, who is in prison
here. r. - u rsssE-.s-y.sr- Is ,r --t-
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4 Keeps constantly on hand and baking axesh
every day, gail Kinds Of BIB E4D CAGES.
nvsfe,. STesrn owroot, Sugar, and Lemon
GfscEers. Sugar Cakes, |! Molassss Cakes Spice,
Nuts and Cracker Drst. - i, 49,. -
Tss lsEgssIr yaEissy q & III IN. any
ICED and ORNAWENTEp CAKES: ~ l kinds
Of grSas Eolis 81 scs''' 1'esn ey 'sE
chssn. tsrsss's 2 . = n ~ s''lsi % y
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Republtean,l Nomination In washing.
20 ssf5ssaf - - ton. 81 lsfyfrFr =,
- WASHINGTON, May s.-The Radicals OF
this city have nominated Sales J: Bowen,
the city postmaster, as their candidate Tor
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Florida Reported Carried by the
- tsH 2 Radicals.
! WASHINGTON, May s.-The Republican
Congressional Committee have adviees from
Florida that the election in that State has
resulted in the adoption Of the Consatu-
ton and therchoice of q Radical Leglsla-
TIRE. .slesEs4 .sz1sgoD 1es 4fs1Est j. EsEiF''7
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noMESTIC INSURANCE. 80 ~ IN. n,
THE INSURANCE. AND SAVINGS COMPANY
s..l--3 j. OF VIRGINIA. tf.is,..tg ss.ii ~
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1888. s5 III
- Wen invested and secured. i215il'@l II
Assets employed here for the general benefit, III.
Desirable FIRE AND MAXINE RISKS linVi-
ted. a1. g.-.s Ja "a aG-4gs ,ssss 1871.
Ofice No. l2l4 Main street.
- 60 ID. j. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID /. BURR, Secretary. KID eagE 1-
= B. G. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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r RIGNGTJ,S RAKERY.

IT C. BAGNALL'S BAKERY, ID
: between Twenty-second and Twenty-third 9.
keeps CONSTANTLY on hand fine assortment OF
CRACKERS, baked daily and made In the very
best manner and OF the best material the market
est rates. owing to the advance in stock, have
been compelledtoput up my list OF prices In crack
ers I now sell ,Ss.Et2s al.aa ~ .e
Soda Crackers l2c. Butter Crackers, 12c.
ss Spice Nuts, l6c. = ; Water Crackers, lie, >
Sugar Crackers Ice. : Cream Crackers, ice. -
ArTowroot Crackers. 1sc. Picnic Crackers. Ec.
PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL, and FANCY CAKES
Furnished at reasonable rates. II T. AE5S21a H.
"a liberal discount made to lnerchant8.s my 81
n d.. BRIGGS, THE OLDEST 5ESTA-
4 = BLISHED AND Largest BAKERY Iasa
80 tlIVt IN THE STATE. s;.S sta3 - -
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DIEDMONT LIFE INSURANCE. COM
TON i flssid Sn Dr. e. HENRY PERkoW X
D.. Medical Adviser; j. j. HOPK1N, secretary.
This company issues policies on all popular plans
including return premium - plans on some OF
vi Tie SUI success Of tie PIEDMoNTs unpreccdent-
ed During the first five months OF It's orBaniza-
ton &c has Issued larger number or policies than
any other company In the United States during the
same period Of Its T existence: .o ,.s resror-
stbiity is unquestioned, its terms are LIBERAL It's
rates low, nnd It's management. Is In the hands OF
men of as high integrity aud rs fne business abil-
ity as any In the State. Finally, II Is . HOME lN-
SiiAo an RICHMOND AGENCY, 53jg..e..5
o 'D' ~ ' N Il. c. DEsHiELDs, Agent.
DR.. I. R. PAGE Medical Adviser. NH ism
MUTUAL. LIFEloINsURANCE COM
CONE. ono. Ooo, oOe-CAsH ASSETS YEAR :AaK END
N MI on PoLfCiEs ISSUED DURiYa
THE YEAR aelo-NUMBER OF POLlCIESM
FORCE FEBRUARY 1893, 81, 2H.-THe MI.
TUAL LIFEn is now by far The wealthiest CONF
pany In the world. y y condgstsd on ths e4ntg
be ultimately safe and Trustworthy. It's assets are
not Invested In fancy stocks or personal securities
but In bonds and mortgages ON real estate, pelnS
hrst Hen ON same, and thus placed beyond the
reach Of any contingency. .sg.S
Whole Tss pso Ssaf saSk ana
this dividend can be used IN payment or Premimns
OF to purchase additional insurance, ut the option
: 40 D. N.fwALKEg &c IA; Agent :,ass.
p.Yp -srcrt,u ,fay;tca1 n Yaminer NH z6
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ESTABLISHED 1854.

q ss;sis'' s. STORES: -sgsse q !.
ID, alA1x srsxKT IND sls BnoAp sTHEET.
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Dr.. J. B. MccAw, Medical. Exam!
& CO., !


! - 1AA.vv1 EktSs
~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ o(~~~~~~.y~S, ..
r HAVE RESUMED THE PRACTICE OF
/ Law. and ofYer my services to the PUBLIC.
y nfce On twelfth street between Bank nHd 31n1n.
nayz--at - sgs8 % a.JOsEPA MA1O. -
sNT P. HOWARD g. POWHATAN sR0-
In sfHERTs. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEL.
LORSs AT Law, will practice In all the courts
held In the city Of Richmond Once, IDA MAIN
street. - 2ss'-1 MS ELI
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,IXTITHERs s MEADE'S

NV GrNEHAL INSURANCE OFFICE,
ysss M 1872 eOf1aar or Nxfn ard Tenth stress.
SIRE and marine insurance efecfsd 10 1ss
companies at the lowest rates ana on inc Most
ie afS1eS'e - WILLIAM M. WRITER'S
- ynyS -sarn yaefE. b. MEADE sags H
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per names to fill the vacancies ; which
We're adopted. The Chair named as the
Committee Rev. Messrs. Dargan, Grimsley,
hlngsbury, Landrum, and Luther. =.
Rev. DR.. Seely, of Kentucky, offered re-
solutions looking to prompt action in put
ing forth every effort to educate the freed
men, TO the introduction Of ANEW lnstru-
MeAtallty-the Christian colony-and re-
commending that immediate measures be
taken to use large bodies Of, converted freed
Men 10 christianize Africa. DR.. Seely sup
ported his resolution in forcible address,
aking the ground that the time has now
come to try this experiment, and should not
0e deferred. ~ - -s82 Il
On motion of, Rev. DIR. Jeter, the resoln-
IONS were referred to special committee.
Rev. Mr. Cuthbert, of Georgia, offered a
resolution reafirming the Christian faith OF
The Convention, aud commenting . closer
union among the followers Of Jesus. Z The
resolution gave rise to some discussion,
De!ng objected to by Rev. Drs. Reynolds
aug polndexter on the ground OF ambiguity
IN motion, the resolution was laid on the
table. ~ aa4s4
kevs. J. S. Backus and H. Snyder were
Invited to seats in the Convention.
Inc Chair announced the following com.
n:i'tee on the resolution of Rsy. Dir. seely-----
rrM'' heg. Messrs. Jeter, Wingate, Reynolds.
-andsum, Felix, and Tisdale.
hey. Mr.. Dargan, from the eomnittee to
1asgest names to ill the vacancies in the
pSafd OF Trustees Of che Southern Baptist
theological Seminary, reported the follow
ng names: Reys. j. L. llrrows, 7. III.
ipra &c w. NJ. Wingate, v. j. Palmer,
H. 9urmal, j. c. Smith, Thomas P. Smith,
v A. Neadsnhall, j. Scott Murray, w. y,
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Ill., piYtgH& ,qaE I'D ldds z 81! ]
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FTNHE ARHINGFgN sMUTUAI'sLIFE
4.lNsURANCE. Coa6PA or THGtNAAAd
1scoRroaATrD 81 sfEclAL CHkKrrR, issf. g
sj Home oaee, ,.,. Main street, Ricbmcaa VA.

.nn~.ette 40 rsnyfalt sse - s2 eS3A ~
Income TO lss April lssstascaa YEAR,
sru,,,e- f5sseess tssned' sos4 iusursns sSStz.
fooone claim 3Sese. SAoWing the largest sysfneet
of polieies OF any American company, and succeae
that Is unparalleled Ia the nrst dscAl year. 80
Issues alt kinds mon forfetfnE LIFE and EMs
SS RsES1S sg pRSniM aH Ta .'is
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- ~ 81 DE. EDWARDS PRESIDENT
z D.J. HARTsoOK, Secret&ry. .,'
CHARLES H.SAfITH, II. d.. Medical Adviser.
* ~ 2, JOHN; II. CLAIBORNE, !
an 2l--dsrnkw1m General Agent.
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Sheriff. Sale.

}=i State of Kansas, CO
Doniphan County.
In the District Court for Doniphan County.
State of Kansas.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that will, on the
~ 18th day Of March, A. d. 1868, between
the hours OF Ten (10) o'clock, A. NJ, and four
~ o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, at the Court
House door. in Troy, Doniphan County, State
Of Kansas, offer for sale, at public auction, for
cash, the following described real estate to Wit:
The north west quarter of section number
twenty nine, [29) in township number four,
~ OF range number twenty, ,20); the cas-.
bali Of the northeast quarter, as well as the
south vest quarter of the north, east quarter Of
seetion number thirty-two. 1897 in township
number four, ~ Of range number twenty, (20)
In Doniphsn County, State of Kansas; also,
Lot number eleven, up in Block number
twenty-four t24) Lot number one, ~ in
Block number sixty-seven, (67) Lot number
seYen, "a in Block number forty three, t43)
and the undivided half of Lot number six, (6)
In Block number forty three, (43) in the town
Of Doniphan, DoniphaA County, Kansas. Of
fsred for sale, Is the property Of the Estate Of
4. 4. Foreman, to satisfy . certain Judgment
and costs, now ofrecord in the District Court
for Doniphau County, State Of Kansas, where
In John w. Biglow, surviving partner Of VIM
=. Enders 4 Co., is plaintiff, and Isaac n.
6mallwood, Administrator Of A. r. Foreman,
Of a., are defendants.
Gwen under my hand, this 10th day Of Feb
raary. a. d. 1868.
B. S. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff of Doniph.n County.
February -, ls6S-5w. Prs fee, $l2.
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S DoS;D ~ a County,. So.

Doniphan County. S..
II The District Court for Doniphan County,
State Of Kansas.
NOTICE il hereby given, that will, on the
IN 23d day Of March, A. ID. 1868, between
the hours Of ten {l0) O'Clock. A. NJ, and four
90 O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said day. at the Court
House door, 10 the city Of Troy, Donipban
County, State of Kansas, offer for sale, at pub
lie auction, for cash, the following described
real estate, TO wit: The south east quarter of
section number twenty nine, (29) township
number four, az range number tw enty, COY in
Doniphsn County, State of Kansas. Taken as
sAe property Of the Estate of A. R. Foreman,
dsesssed. and offered for sale to the highest
bidder. for cash, to satisfy . certain Judgment
sad costs, now of record, in the District Court
for Doniphan County, in the State Of Kansas,
IN which John D. Farquhanon is plaintiff, and
lsaac N. Smaliwood, Administrator of the Es-
tate Of 4. r. Foreman, Kate A. Foreman, as
widow, and Charles p. and Emma R. Foreman,
- minor heirs, are defendants.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of Feb
sssry. A. D. 1865.
B. s. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
February 20, le66-5w. Prs fee, s..
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MIL MACHINERY
FOR SAI.Hl

TAYLOR b ORTONS, having built new
1 Saw Mil throughout, now offer their old
Machinery fcr sale, consisting of Engine. Boil
Of, Main Shaft, Fly Wheel, Bull Wheel, Car
sises, Head Blocks. Saws, and everything for
Q eorpiete Saw Mil, which they will sell (all
IN eee lot, or 10 separate portions) for one
third il actual present value, for Cash. Said
Machinery Is in the very best repair. AMI about
a. good Is new-in fact, Improvements have
been put upoa portions of it. making Il much
better than when first manufactured. Any
osrson Wishing to purchase such Machinery,
ill d veil 10 call and examine.
TAYLOR / 0RTONS.
White Cloud. Feb. s, ie6s-tf.
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Sheriff. Sale.

SheriH"s Sale.
The State Of Kansas,l
Doniphan County,
N the District Court for Doniphsu County.
State of Kansas.
AOTIOE 10 hereby given, that will. on the
IN 9Th day of April, A. d. 1868, between
che hours Of ten (l0) O'Clock, A. NJ, and four
a, o'elock, p. NJ. of said day, ct the Court
House door. in Troy. Doniphan County. State
Of Kansas. offer for sale, at public auction, for
cash. the following described real estate. TO wits
Lots number one, ~ two. 20 five, ~ sig. (6)
seven. ~ eight, ts) nine, ~ and ten, (l0) in
Block number seven. % in East Troy, Doni-
phan County, Kansas. Taken as the property
Of John Osborn, and offered for sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, TO satisfy Q certain
judgment and costs. now of record, in the Dis
tries Court for Doniphan County, in the State
Of Kansas, wherein D. 8. Sergeant in plaintiff,
and John Osborn is defendant.
Given under my hand, this 2d day of March,
A. D. 1868. B. g. CAMPBELL,
~ Sheriff Of Donipban County.
March 5, ls6s-5w. Prs fee, 50.
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Petition for Divorce.

MARY T. O'DoNNELL will take notice,
Iyl that on the 26th day of February, A. d.
1868, John s. O'DoupeIl commenced suit
against you, in the District Court for Doniphan
County, in the State of Kansas, charging that
you and he are husband and wife. and praying
for divorce, and that the marriage existing
between you be annulled. and alledging, -
grounds for said divorce, that you have been
guilty Of gross neglect Of duty to aid towards
him, and Of extreme cruelty to him, and have
been silfuliy absen. from him for more than
one year next preceding the commencement Of
said suit. Said suit will stand for trial at the
September term of said Court for said County,
Tor the year A. D. 1868. You will also take
notice that, on the 29tb day Of May. 1868, at
the house Of Clark L. Parker, in Irving
Township, Brown County, State of Kansas, said
plaintiff viii, between the hours of A. N. and
6 p. NJ, of said day, proceed to take the dePo-
sitions Of sundry witnesses, with power 70 ad-
joura such examination from day to day. Said
dispositions will be read on the trial Of this
cause,
Witness my hand and official seal, at Office.
in Troy, February 26sh, 1868.
FRANK BROWN, Clerk.
February 81, ls6S-7w. Prs fee, $l2
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Notice

rs hereby given, that on Monday, the sixth
! day of April, A. D. 1868, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and 4 o'clock. P. NJ, of
said day. at the house of James B. Maynard,
situate in Centre Township. Dcniphan County,
State Of Kansas, the books Of the Centre Town
snip Agricultural, Horticultural, and Stock
Growers' Association, Doniphan County which
Is incorporated BY the general Incorporation
laws OF Kansas, with Capital Stock of ten
thousand dollars, tslo.000.) in Shares Of oEe
hundred dollars ($l00) each. wiz be opened
for. subscription to said Capital Stock. IF all
Of said Stock is not subscribed on said day.
then said books to, remain open from day 10
day. between said hours above mentioned, un-
Gil all Of eaid Stock is subscribed.
BY order Of the Incorporatora.
STroy, Kansas, March 81. 1868.
JAMES B. MAYNARD, President.
Jos. F. HANSON, Secretary.
March std. b
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Order of Publication,

TOSEPH MUSGROvE, take notice, tina,
= James H. Morris has this day fled his 20.
tition in the District Court of the Second Ju
dicial District. in and for DoniPhan County,
State of Kansas, the object and prayer of which
is to have you forever barred of all right, title
and interest in and to . certain piece of land
in said County of Doniphan, to wit: Beginning
sixty rods from the north east corner. on the
east line of section nine, ~ in township three,
(3) of range swenty two, (22, thence running
south one hundred rods, thence west ninety six
rods, thence north fifty rods, thence west sixty
four rods, thence north fifty rods, thence east
one hundred and sixty rods, to the place of be-
ginning, containing eighty acres; and to have
a certain deed Of mortgage, given BY Charles
Sauvain to you, of said land, on the first day
of May, A. ID. 1860, to secure the payment Of
u certain promissory note Of that date, and
which mortgage is now Of record in the Regis.
ter of Deeds Office in said County Of Doniphan,
and an entry of satisfaction made in
said records; and you are hereby notified TO
appear and answer said petition on or before
the 10Th day Of April, A. D. 1868, or said pc.
tition wiki be taken as true. and judgment rem
dered accordingly.
Troy, February 7th. 1868.
SIDNEY TENNENT
and NATHAN PRICE,
Attorneys for James H. Morris.
February 10, le6S7w. Prs fee, $l3.
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DOCTOR WHITTIER

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Shing!es.

WE would call the attention of the public
w 10 our Single Mandatory. which il
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S. 3. SLOANE,
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE,

I OFFER for sale the dwelling house and
L three lot. in White Cloud, near the School
House, recently owned by VIM. L. Ofut.
The house is one story frame. filed with
brick between the studding. containing four
rooms, and is a very comfortable residence.
The lots are fenced. and contain stable and
smoke house. For particulars, inquire Of the
subscriber. s. B. SLOANE.
Oct 10 is67-tf
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RocKroRr, Mo, Oct. l4th. 1867.
II. W. LEzr, ESQ: Gr-The Knitter ar
rived in good season, and works we'll. Please
send US your lowest wholesale prices; we think
we can sell several before Spring. Yours
truly, DOPE 4 McCREARY,
Publishers Archison Gu. Journal.
March 5, '6S-ly.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-26

TrRRr. HINTS Co. Miss, Jan. Cd, 1868.
Nh. NJ. ". LrEr: Deay Sr-We are much
pleased with the Knitting Machine. My wife
says she would not take 500 for it. could
find purchasers for several more, were it not
Tor the scarcity of money in this region.
Yours truly, H. L. BRACEY.