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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-04

CoypoN's BALL.-The ball at the Empire hotel,
last Monday evening, was decided success, be-
ing the largest turnout of the season. Mr.. and
Mrs. Condor exerted themselves to the utmost in
minstering to the comfort of the guests and pro-
vidiug splendid supper. Dancing began early
and was kept up till daybreak. Although the
last of the series of candidates balls, and many
being in consequence some what jaded, because
of attendance at those having taken p'ac, before,
there was no lack of animation, but all entered
into the spirit of the evening
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Weekly Grinity yaurnal.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Vote.


We give to-day .,ne vote of the county, SO far
as it has been ascertained. From the returns
received it appears that the Democrats have
elected their Assemblyman and Sheriff, with the
District Attorney in doubt, but probably Demo-
cratic. The remainder of the Republican ticker
is probably elected by majorties ranging from
twenty to one hundred. The Democratic major
ites for Assemblyman and Sheriff will range
over one hundred. The vote for District Attor-
ney is very close, and lower Trinity will decide
the question. Estes, being first-rate fellow
and personally popular at Douglas City. where
be resides, received large Republican vote,
tweaty-eight or nine scratching the Republican
nominee. Six or eight more did the same at
Northfork and if the latter is beaten that is the
reason. AS the vote stands now, Lovejoy is ten
or eleven ahead, with Ruch's, Rattesnake, Tay-
lor's Flat, Cox's Bar, Martinville, Caraway's,
Hoboken Flat to hear from. Following are the
returns received up to the time of going to press
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-04
SEVENTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
OF THE
City of San Francisco,
Will be opened to the public
At IL o'clock A. NJ, September 14th, $50.

THE BOARD OF MANAGERS ANNOUNCE
/ that the Seventh Industrial Exhibition will
open as above, in the spacious Exhibition Build.
ing erected on Union Square, in the city Of San
Francisco, and no pains will be spared to make
it complete in all its details.
The Building is weather-proof, well venti-
lated, and lighted lat night by 1900 gas jets
is provided with tables for exhibitors use, and
has line Of shafting 200 feet long, provided
with necessary pulleys and ample steam powers
to exhibit working machinery, and covers an
area of 90, 900 feet.
The lines of telegraph wires will be connected
in the building, where, also, will be the Post
Office and Express Companies boxes. fine
Band will discourse music every evening and af-
ternoon, and the visitor will find ample provis-
ion for his comfort in every particular.
The various Hotels making extensive prep
arations to accommodate visitors at moderate
rates during the Exhibition season. and the
Board of Managers WILL through an agent, ex-
tend all information to strangers seeking ac-
commodations during their stay in the city at
that period.
There is no charge to exhibitors Except ticket
of admission and exhibitors are notified that
applications for space must be received before
August 28th, space cannot be definitely as
signed.
Articles intended for exhibitions must be in
the building by Saturday, September 18th, and
no article enter for competition unless in
position by that time.
Rules and Regulations, Circular and Blanks
will be forwarded on applications at the rooms
of the Mechanics Institute, 30 Post street, San
Francisco, or by addressing J. H. GILMORE,
Corresponding Secretary, same address.
Articles from the country must be marked dis.
tinctly, +" For the Seventh Industrial Exhibition,
San Francisco, California. Care J. H. Gill
more. Corresponding Secretary" 29-3m
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
FOR ASSESSOR.
FOR CORONER.
FOR CONSTABLE.

The ELECTION The election which took place
last Wednesday, was one of the most exciting
and hotly ly-contested that has ever occurred in
this county. There was no fighting or unusual
disturbances here, during the day, and so far as
we caa learn, this the case throughout the
county In the evening, however, considerable
enthusiasm was manifested over the result by
the friends of Jackson and McMurry, every ar
rival from outside precincts being the signal for
a fresh outbreak of huzzas, and necesstating an
adjournment to the a" Tammany." Of late years
the Democracy have not been often favored with
similar grounds for rejoicing, the boot generally
being on the other foot. 1t is but natural and
proper that they should feel jubilant and take
no pains to conceal their feelings. 1t is very
certain that we should have been merry had
everything gone way, and now that the De-
mocracy have the floor, let US acknowledge, as
gracefully as we can, that they "carried too
many guns for us this time, saying, at the
same time, in sober, downright earnest, Gentle
men, we are going to pick our fints and try it
again"
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DANCE AT NoRrHroRK.--A social dance was
given at Northfork, on last Tuesday evening, in
honor OF Mr.. q. N: Stone and family, of that
place, who were intending to go away. 1t was
purely local affair and was only attended by
the residents of Northfork. We understand that
it was very pleasant time for all concerned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-04

ALTHOUGH the telegraph line between here
and Trinity Centre has been in working order.
we have been unable to get any information how
the election has gone in Shasta county, and
other parts of the State.
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.Be,care of Counterfeits.

A LADY OF HIGH RANK, Wife of one of the
leading statesmen of England, says: 81 have
daily received the case of Murray l. Lanman's
Florida Water, which you were kind enough to
send me. | have tested its merits and find it a
most delightful perfume, more delicate and
fowerlike in its aroma than any other toilet
preparation have before used.''
BR~Purchasers should be particular to ask
for the Florida Water prepared by Lanman l.
Kemp, New York, who are the sole proprietors
of the genuine perfume. Sal.
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PRocEEDINGs CENTRAL COMMITTEE The
newly-elected Union Republican Central Com.
mittee met at Weavervile on Saturday last and
organized by choosing F.. W. Young chairman
and e. P. Lovejoy secretary. The resignation
of A. G. Price was accepted and Ellis Flower:
duly elected q member Of the committee in place
of Mr.. Price. There being no other business
tho chairman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-04

THEAratcAI- - The Fanny Young Daniels
troupe performed at Thomas theatre, on Thurs
day evening, to moderate-sized, but apprecia-
tive audience. As many were somewhat tired
through the loss Of sleep and excitement conse-
quent upon the election, the attendance was not
as large as the reputation Of this troupe de-
served. We expect that they will be literally
paronized next Tuesday evening, when they
will give another entertainment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-04

THE GREAT HEALTH REsToRER MANY thou
sands Of sick people have been restored to per-
feet health by Brstols Sarsaparilla and Pills,
and more certificates of cures and letters of
grateful thanks have been received in their favor
than were probably ever written for all other
medicines combined. Sufferer whatever your
ailment is, give these two remedies a trial no
matter how often you have been disappointed,
they will benefit, and most likely cure you
SGT.
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RAIL AT DOUGLAS CIrY.-As was generally ex-
pected, the ball which took place at Leonard S
hotel, Douglas City, last Friday evening, was
very gay and brilliant affair. The dancing hall,
one of the finest in the county, was decorated in
an artistic and tasteful manner. A large num-
Der of ladies aud gentlemen from all parts of the
county attended, and passed very pleasant eve
ming. Mr.. Leonard understands how such al
fairs should De CO nducted and did his best.
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Notice to Creditors,

In the matter Of the estate Of JACOB LOOTS,
deceased:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
IN dersigned, Administrative of the estate OF
Jacob Loots, deceased, to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against said deceased
to exhibit the same, together with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from the first publi-
cation of this notice to the undersigned, at her
residence in the town of Weaverville, county OF
Trinity, State of California.
weaverville, August 18th, 1869.
3a-4v ELIZA LOOTs.
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Dissolution. Notice appears in our columns
TODAY of the dissolution of co-partnership be-
tween the members Of the firm of NJ Williams q
Co., Mr. Isaac Pincus having purchased the en-
tire business. Mr.. Williams is engaged IN the
liquor business in San Francisco, and desires to
invest all his time and capital there. Mr.. Pin
Gus, Who succeeds the old firm, commands the
aspect and confidence of this community and
will retain all the business of the old firm.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE SC0UNOREL |!

rUHuMAS RYAN ABSCONDED FROM WEA-
verville Tuesday, July 9Th, 1869, taking with
him several hundred dollars in coin, leaving all
his creditors unpaid and giving no satisfaction
to any of them.
DESCRIPTION.
He is of medium size, feet inches in height,
weight l6o pounds, light complexion, fair hair,
With dark brown eye, considerably freckled in
the face. Is very laughable in conversation and
wears his hat dropped in 'front.' which signifies
his character. believe he left for San Fran
CISCO Newspapers will favor the public by
copying.
z7-4w. AlCdAEL CAHALAN
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USE
p AIN * ILL f r.

CHOLERA AND BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
For Bos Cuts Bruises scald Old Sores, sprans Swell
ing the Joints Toothache Pain in the Face Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, Frosted Feet, Felons.
Sore Throat, Sudden Colds, Coughs, sc.
Use it for any of these and you will do without it, Its
valuable family medicine has induced others
initiate and counterfeit the Pain Killer to some extent
Becdre of Counterfeits.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-04

RAN.-Considerabl rain fell here on election
day, very unusual occurrence in this latitude.
at this time Of the year. 1t began raining early
In the forenoon aud continued with but slight
intermlssion unit! noon the next day.
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.OOK WE'LL TO YOUR
- UNDERSTANDINGS
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Mems and Boys Wear.

The undersigned respectfully informs bis nu-
merous customers and the public generally that
he is prepared to manufacture Boo 5 and
SHOES of any desired size quality, from
the finest FreI ca cafskin boots to the coarsest
brogan. in the VERY BEST NASSKK. on the short
est notice, and az as moderate prices as like
work can be obtained anywhere.
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes mado
at my establishment need no assurance "a to
the superior quality of my work. Others can
easily be convinced of the fact if the' will Unly
give me trial. Try and be convinced.
II ReI airing of Boots and Shoes attended
to promptly and in q work manlike manner.
Thankful for past favOrs feel confident that
my work and prices will commend me 10 a con-
tinuance and increase of the same.
JOHN d. THOMAS.
E6ensburg, April %, 1859.
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ALTOONA C1rY, June %, 1869.

Friend Dfdc-The recent arrest in this city
of a number of young men charged with the
henious crime of arson still continues to form
the staple topic of conversation. A few days
after the arrests we're made scathing article
appeared in that true and fearless exponent
of democratic principles, the Altoona Vindi-
cator, in which the Good Will Fire Company
we're severely censured for permitting roughs
and rowdies to lounge about their engine
house and exercise controlling influence in
the affairs Of the company. In CONVERSE
tion with the President of the Good Will,
after the article had appeared, he remarked
that no gentleman belonging to that organi-
cation could take offence at the structures of
the Vindicator, and that the article had a
good effect is evidenced in the fact that at
least some of the disreputable characters
who desecrated the Sabbath in and about
the engine house, and iDsulted the ears of
respectable ladies passing by in the evenings
with ribald iests and obscene remarks, have
been expelled from the organization. Not
withstanding these admitted facts, however,
there is strong inclination in some quarters
to make capital out of the course of the Pin
dicdtOr, but as the motives of the parties are
we'll known, it cannot result in any injury
to that fearless democratic journal While
on this subject may remark that our City
Fathers, feeling the indignity and humilia-
ton that has has been brought upon our
fire department in consequence of the law
less doings of some of the members thereof,
held a special meeting with view to reme-
dy the evil complained of. After consider
able debate on fire matters the vigilant aud
loquacious member from the Fourth Ward
moved that the council should sustain the
Good Will in expelling the roughs and
rowdies from the company. On motion.
privilege was granted the President of the
Good Will to make any remarks he deemed
proper in regard to the matter. That officer,
Mr.. Yanclain, accordingly made few plain,
practical and temperate remarks. But, Oh
Lord! the report given in Council proceed
ings by the brilliant pen of the Secretary,
was most refreshingly cool for this hot
weather! What successful writer of fic-
ton that individual would make if his own
brilliant Imagination was all the capital
needed for the purpose! The least obsta-
want. however, could not fail to notice the
attempted satire, malice and jealousy IN the
report, which was intended to bring the
VindicGtor into disrepute with the better
portion Of the Good Will boys and their
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q. C. Easily, Attorney at Law.)
ESTATE OF MARY AUTENBE

A1 GER, DECD.-Notice is hereby given
that Letters of Administration on the estate OF
Mary Autenberger, late of Carroll township.
decd. have been granted to the undersigned,
who hereby notifies all persons indebted to said
estate that payment must be made without de-
lay, and requests those having claims TO pre-.
sent them properly authenticated for settle
ment. PAUL YAHNER, Admir-.
Carroll Tp., June -, lS69.-6t
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A CARD take this method of an
IA nouncing to the voters of Cambria county
fb.t an, a can idAte for the Office Cf C0UE
9Y YCOQM!SSlGNER enlject to the decision
N m. .e1,yarralic County Convention If
4 %, mattel a2d elected 1 hope shall be able,
ky, faithful performarsce OF the duties of tie
sfce. 70 satisfy tIle people that their confluence
has not beea HiSglaced.
''' PATRICK DONOUGHE.
4Uerie7r Tn, Nav I3, 1868. Dts
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o,o1-vTY TREASURER.-TI

o,OT-TTY TREASURER.-The un-
fastened offers himself as candidate for
Nnin,tion % for the Office OF COUNTY TREA-
STRFR, subject to the decision of the Demo.
.,crstic County Convention. 1t nominated and
ssced he S pledsei6 ,e 16e eis best Of his ability
@'"Aes''S GEORGE GURLEY.
Fbens5urg June 10, 1853
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GEED WHEAT! SEED WHEATl

GEED WHEAT! SEED WHEAT
~ We invite the attention of our rmers
to Geo. A. Deitz's large list of the best Winter
Seed Wheat in this country. Mr.. Deitz has
selected twenty varieties out of over one hun
dred on his Seed Wheat Experimental Farm,
near Cnambersburg, Pa, and now offers them
for sale. We advise every farmer to send for
the Experimental Farm Journal, in which de-
scription and price list is given. Mr.. Deitz
will send one copy free to all who send for it.
Address GEO. A OEITZ,
June 3, 1859 2m. Chsmbersburg, Pa.
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AND RECORDER.

IL I'm candidate for nomination for the
af REGISTER AND RECORDER, sub
ch'. ON, ;. the decision of the next regular Demo
re.tic County COnveEticn.
vbsnsburg, May II, le69.-tc.
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TESTIMONIALS.

Eo IIMONlALS-
WE, the undersigned, citizens of Latrobe and
Lgonier, W estnoreand county, Pa, cheerful
ly submit the following as expressive of our
estimate of DR.. Fry's abilities as a Dentist
We regard DIR. Fry as naturally adapted to
the profession of his choice. His mechanical
ingenuity has furnished to his art many inval-
liable notifications and Improvements. and we
deem it due TO him and the public ut large to
say that, from long and intimate acquaint-
ance, we can confidently recommend him to all
who may feel interested, as ali able, faithful
and experienced workman.
LATRoBE-Eli Ferguson, N. D, John Nc
Girr, NJ D., Rev. J erome Kearney, J . L. Cham
Der, W. S. Head, Joseph A. Head, Mich1 Bos-
sort, David Williams
LIGoSIER-L. T. Beam, NJ. D.. VIM. Ash
com, Jacob Eicher. N. NJ Marker, Esq. Jacob
Breniser, p. M, Joseph Scroggs, d. ID.
LAUeHLINsrowN-Rober Louther, Esq A.
G. Armor, p. NJ.
FAIRFIELD-Dr. James Taylor. [my ely
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BASE BALL GOODS Gaps, Belts,
Balls, Bats, Bases, Flags, Score Books, Spiked
Shoes, &c.
Croquet Sets for Sc, So, $40, $I2 and SIS.
Send for price list to John w. Pittock, Pitts
burgh, Pa. [jun "a -4teow.l
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IOOJ-XTY TREASURER We are
J o,tborized 20 announce WILLIAM LIN.
-TON of JchnstoWn, as a candidate for the
a. If COUNTY TREASU RER, subject to
y a d.risiou Of the Democratic County Con-
SentOn-
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The AMERICAN SrAR.-That was a
rousing piece of original poetry published last
week by us on the outside, called "The Amer
lean Star That is the star which is the
sign of J j. Murphy's Clothing Store, Clinton
street, Johnstown, where choice 4th of July
clothing can be had cheap as cheese.
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COI-NTY COMMISSIONER.-The

& ] undersigned offers himself as a Candidate
,o, pouina ton, BY the approaching Democratic
Couaty Convention, for the or ce OF COUNTY
4ONNISSIONER. II nominated he has no
6onbt of his election, and if elected he has no
coabt Of his ability to perform the duties OF the
ro.irion with an honest regard for the interests
81 the people. David lObIH.
Gallitzia Twp, June IL, 1863.
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THx VERY HIGHEST PRIZE, THE CROSS OF
THE LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred
on the representative of the GROVER Il BA-
KER SEWING MACHIN ES, at the Exposi-
tior UniVerselle, Paris, 1857, thus attesting
their great superiority ever all other Sewing
Machines. rs For sale by C. z. ROBKRTs,
Ebensburg. June 3, lS69.-Iy.
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TcISTER AND RECORDER.

II The subscriber respectfully announces
.,t as candidate for the Office of REGIS
blIiSs,' lT0 .Sn RECORDER, subject to the deci-
En- .r the Democratic County Convention.
zion u JAMES NJ. SINGER.
1,.sson Township, May 27, 1863.
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FGISTER AND RECORDER
IL The friends of the undersigned offer him
= candidate for REGISTER AND RECORD
Ep Of G. .mbria County, subject TO the decision
En- ~" " min, Democratic County Cow ention.
ol 'n' THOMAS MCkERNAN.
Cambria City, May II, lS69.-tc.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IA Whereas, Letters of Administration on
the estate of DANIEI. CARNEY, Sr late of AllC-
gheny township, Cambria deceased. have been
granted to the undersigned, all persons indebt-
ed to said estate are requested To make imme-
date pay ment, and those having claims against
the.sane will present them properly adjudieated
for settlement. p. F CARNEY, Adm'r.
Allegheny Twp, June IT, lS69.-6t.
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TIE HIeHEsT PREMIUMS at all the fairs and
exhibitions of the United States and Europe
have been awarded the GROVER L BAKER
SEWING MACHINES, and the WORK DoKE
BY THIN, wherever exhibited in competition.
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STILL THE PLACE. New stores have
since been started and old ones have made
greater efforts to secure additional trade, vet
the recently established dry goods and grocery
store of A. G. Fry has continued none the less
to prosper and increase in popularity. Better
goods at lower prices are not sold anywhere,
and of course everybody considers it their in-
tersst to buy from Fry.
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friends. am informed that Mr.. Yanclain
was as much surprised as his friends at the
words which had been put into his mouth,
and denies the legitimacy of the report.
A rousing Catholic pic ME, to exec. any-
thing of the kind ever attempted hereayay.
is the only celebration of the national boii-
day yet on the tapis in this vicinity. II
will be held on Monday, 6th inst.
Some of the friends of the Tindicator pro-
pose getting up picnic for its benefit and
as a token of their appreciation of Dir.
Campbell, its editor. In view of that gen.
tleman's loss by fire and other misfortunes,
such an enterprise would be eminently prop
er and praiseworthy.
A German laborer in the employ of Mr..
Hamilton. farmer residing a few miles
below this city, hung himself to tree on
the premises of the latter gentleman, on
Saturday evening last. He had been some
what deranged in mind for some time pre-
vious to the commission of this act of self
murder.
A lovely and interesting little daughter
of Mr.. William BARLEY, of this city, met
with sad death on Monday evening last.
Her sister was preparing coffee for supper
and gave the child grain, which she at
tempted to swallow, but it lodged in hei
throat and strangled her to death before any.
thing could be done to dislodse it.
An athlete named John Sheffield perform
ed some unparalleled feats here on Monday
evening. He walked half mile. ro led a
carriage wheel half mile. walked back.
wards half mile, run half mile, picked
up twenty stones each place one yard from
the other, hoped fifty yards on one leg,
leaped over ten hurdles ten yards apart
picked up fifteen eggs. one yard apart, with
his mouth, and carried each one back siusly
TO the log without using his hands. ant
threw fifty-six pounds weight over his head q
all in the remarkably short space Of
twenty-eight minutes time. Over two thous
and persons witnessed the feats.
Yours, &C., TIN.
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FOURTH OF JULY.-Flags of Silk, Mus
lin Bunting. &C., all Sizes Send for price list
to John W. Pittock, Pittsburgh, Pa. 2t.
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CoPARTNERsHIP.-Wea are plessed to learn
that our young friend, Mr. J. NJ. Montgom-
cry, late of No. 6 Smithfield Street, Pitts
burgh. has formed business connection
with Mr.. Peter Schlegel, of No. 337 Liberty
Street. under the name Of Montgomery &
Schlegel. The new firm will continue their
old business. Flour and Produce They have
now on hand and receiving daily some Of the
best brands of Flour in that market, and are
selling at lower prices than any other house
in the city. They are also prepared to re-
ceive consignments of produce or fill orders
for the same, and we feel confident that ship
pers will find it to their interest to send their
goods to them if they wish prompt sales and
quick returns. Buyers of Flour and Pro-
duce will find it to their advantage to call
and examine their prices before making
their purchases elsewhere, as they are now
offering first class brands of Flour at prices
other houses are asking for an inferior arti-
Gle. Read their advertisement in another
column Of our paper. and whom in the city
call and see them at No. 337 Liberty street
Pittsburgh, Star - Front.
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Capt. T. Fl. Lyon. of Bedford. was serious
Iy injured, few days since. ny being thrown
from his horse against tree