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Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
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HAYGSSFRs CRACKERS
are ADMITTED ~ all inpa partial Judges 10 Ia .ns
a The nsfke'. OeS'
] lie ress, are obvious:
have cree II one OF Mckenzie alEnsiS Ri
Ovens, ct a CS-t o. over I've thousand daf.a-.
Cur machinery Is the best AMI n,sesi Pact
my the hest u aterizl.
ems Low the best xoTsmen
We manufacture from Igenty-iye 70 thirty bar.
es Of hour Per day.
Ne keep 10 old stock or hsud, aud consequently
ur Crackers are always fresh
try fer yourselves, you viii ant cur sts:emen;
To prevent frsut, our Crackers are stamped vita
"HAyENNEg.p
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ION your GTOcvT, send 20 the Bakery 3ss & 81 :
- viii supply yen
sc oftr the following assortment.
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MILK BISCUIT
MATEB CRACKERS
LEMON BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKERS
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r!isnts desiIin4 70 avail themselves Of the ~
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s .o ~ applying to the Aatrou. These room
are ars furnished With eli the comforts Of home Th
npon the room selected, this includes Board, Nur.
trdsTs soI sdisal, and suTStcsl sttends13s
tbs bon Bans Il this HQspital can be obtsiost
pisi q the bureau Of Medicine and Surgery
Application Tor orders Of the honorable secrst,,,
y tne Interior TO be made ct the once Of DR. J. I
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Us. every Saturday at ,. NJ, BY Professor j.
s,.hs4 P.nn, Tor outdoor patients Who are fu'
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Ofdnilar quality 70 that used in Eng,ani.
FRESH AND HANDSOME.
NV. BUROHELL
, torner OF l4th and ct ~,ets
sSs Under Ebbitt House
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WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
tChsrted by Congress-.
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sopss sne Stocks. Colo a.; silver boust, aus
sc.i.
highest market prices paid sJr Laaa w.rr.n,.
fall supply Of RsverGe stamp. Kept cosr,.p,i,
On land. ..,st,
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uY current market rates al
LkWlS JOHNsUN d 70 Pankar,
Ptnns ave. sud ilth street
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@THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
~ the B-'AkD OF Thu Sizes OF PUB
Lie 50 HD u : Eil b. held a thu Ai!eEmeD's
Chamber. city Hal N TUESDAY kvESISG, IN
In tsut 81 - O'Clock. a. r PARDON.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-07-08
SPEECH OF GOV. HAYES.
RECEPTION oF TILE GOVERNOR.


On motion, Messrs. Goodhue, Law
renee and w. H. Smith were appointed
a committee to wait upon Governor R.
B. Hayes and inform him of his nomi-
nation.
The Governor was introduced ust
after the reading of the resolutions,
met with most enthusiastic reception,
and addressed the Convention as fol-
lows:
Mr.. president AND GENTLEMEN:-
The honor conferred upon me by the
Convention, and the very generous and
hearty way in which it has been done,
demand from me most grateful and
sincere acknowledgement. The ap-
proval of my efforts to discharge my
official duty implied in your tender of
a denomination is exceedingly welcome
to my feelings, and is accepted, | as
sure you, with the deepest gratitude.
The circumstances of this occasion
do not permit me to enter upon any ex-
tended discussion of the topics belong.
ing to the canvass for which we are
now preparing. 1 will however occu-
py few minutes of your time in pre-
seuting some considerations which it is
my purpose to discuss before the peo-
pie, with more ample details of facts
and figures, during the progress of the
contest.
Twice since the organization of ex-
isting political parties the people of
Ohio have trusted the law making
power of the State in the hands of the
Democratic party. They first tried
the experiment twelve years ago, and
such were the results that ten years
elapsed before they ventured upon
repetition of it. Two years ago in
time of reaction which was general
throughout the country, the Democrat
ic party by minority of the popular
vote, having large advantages in the
apportionment, obtained complete con-
troll of the Legislature In both of its
branches. They came into power pro-
claiming that the past ought to be for
gotten; that old issues and divisions
should be laid aside; that new ideas
and new measures required attention;
and they were particularly emphatic
and earnest in declaring that the enor-
nous burdens of debt and taxation,
under which the people were strug-
Cling, made retrenchment and econo-
my, the supreme duty of the hour.
These we're their promises, and the
manner in which they were kept is now
before the people for their judgment.
Disregarding the well known and sol
emnly expressed will of Ohio they be-
gan the business of their first session
by passing fruitless resolutions to re-
scind the ratifcationof the l4th amend
ment to- the Constitution of the United
States.
They placed on the Statute book vis-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-07-08
American House,

THIS HOUSE, situated on Locust Street,
i opposite the Court House. is always
open for the accommodation of day and week
boarders, on terms as reasonable as any
house in the city.
CD. WALL.
Dec. 19, 1s67.--tf.
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TERMS OF TIE NEU,S.

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THE CHARLEsTO
The "Actings M" Doings' OF Congress
NJ, Bowen.


Congressman Bowen told the "gcntlemcn
''of tho Comet Star Fire Engine Company, u
who scrcnadcd him OH Wednesday night,
that he would, in IL few days, address his con-
stituents and render them Il faithful account
OF nll his "actings and ioings.'
The pledge publicly given to so dstir-
Suished an audience will doubtless be kept
Congressman Bowen knows now that "mur-
''dcr will ou.," and conIidng in tho large
hearted charity and indulgence of the col
orcd gentlemen of the Comet Star Fire
''EnSinc Company and their fellows, will bc
glad TO make Il clean breast of il and tell
his constituents what manner of man this
Bowen really is. The colorcd men whom
the distinguished Congressman represents
are moi, il is true, thieves, forgcrs and mur-
derors, but they are not expected to sit in
the halls of Congress as the Radical repre-
scntutiycs Of lower South Carolina
Congressman Bowen, when he renders his
constituents the promised account of all his
''actings and dOings," will not forget TO en-
plain that little matter Of the Chinese faro
checks stolen from Sambler in this city
This may not be Il doing, but somebody was
done, ana the thief is not yet punished Be-
sides, there is the part which this C. C.
Bowen is maliciously declared to have taken
in burning AMI piliaging the town of Jack
sonvillc III lSGl-2 With breath the SPOT
less Congressman may clear away this cloud
OF arson and robbery. Nor will it be for
gotten that G. G. Bowen-then a captain OF
the lwcnty-iirst battalion Georgia cavalry,
G. S. A.-was tried by court-martial, found
guilty and cashicrcd for forging pay rolls, the
result being announced in general orders
from General Beaurcgard's headquarters
Surely Congressman Bowen will take the op-
portunity OF showing that lie was the inno-
cent victim of Il damnablc conspiracy, and
that the honest people of Charleston are not
represented in the councils Uf the nation by
convicted f0rSer. And last of ALL. the
honorable Congressman might amuse his
constituents by telling them all about his
arrest and imprisonment for planning the
murder of Colonel White in 1861, with de-
tailed explanation Of the reasons why he was
suspected and was not hung.
II Congressman Bowen will only tell in
this way, the tale Of his own life, there is a
rich treat in store for all his Radical con-
stituents. The calumnious charges brought
aSainst him are so many and so grave, that
he cannot afford TO treat them with honest
scorn or passive contcmpt--unlcss Con-
Sressman Bowen is of opinion that any-sort
OF white man is good enough to represent
negro, and that he is too good for his con-
stituents, in which case he will most likely
say nothing and allow the world ut large to
think what they please about him. We shall
see!
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ami down them Without dlnlculty. On the occa
sion OF our visit there was Il four.inch snow ON
the ground, ana rs they were out cunning we
hal TO await their return. When they made ,hcIr
appearance they were walking very brskly, and
SOON lhey were engaged In Il spirited rum On
one OF their inside shoulders they carried II ,iou.
n,e-oarrcie" SHOT guil, ana were In iinc humor
iheS were exceedingly pleasant and hospilablc I'm
'hcir manner, a!d Insisted upon u second visit
from us
The telegraph brings news OF the death OF
"lhislan'l's wcalthics, son." Richard Grusycnor
MnrIuis OF Westminster. Early In The last cen
Jury one Sir Richard Grosvcnor llld the good luck
TO marry Miss Molly Davies, the daughter of Il
gentleman of much landed property In the County
ol NitldlescN. ANA In few years. in consequence
of The tide of fashion setting westward, found
that this same small landed estate was probably
for its size destined TO bc almost the most yalua
bic in England. It now forms Grosycnor Suunrc
anu TIE adjacent streets ANA In fact the greater
portion oi 'nat property which, bounded south
by PicGdii!y north by Oxford street, east by Bond
street, and west by Park Lane containc, In
sidney Smiths opinion, more intellect refine
ment and social grace, than any other in the
world. Some eighty years ago, about the time
when George Ill was making improvements ut
buckingham House, now palace, which had
bech purchased rs queen Charicitc's dover house
the swampy ground between Hyde Park corner
and the Thames was offered him for el5,OO0 lie
dcclilicd IL, and II WAS subsequently purchased
by the Grosvcnors. Many years after II came into
their possession, very cntcrprisng builder, Mr..
Cubiit, persuaded The great banking house OF
Smith. Payne Smith TO advance money to him
Tor drainage and building purposes, and thus
arose "Bcgray.a" which, when the leases fall
H. VIII probably yield the present Marquis Of
Westminster fI0o,oOo year. Lord Westminster
was curious combination OF generosity an,l
mcanness, and a hundred tories arc current H.
Illustrative OF both these characteristics. lie leaves
several children. Tie eldest, known rs Lord
Grosvenor, now marquis, is II remarkably popu-
lar man in his county, Cheshire ]! Is computed
that the new marquis will lave an income Of ccr-
tainly not less than E7oo,O00 pounds year. Lord
Westminster was Liberal, but took no active
part in politics. Ills health has long been In u
prccarlous state
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Tbe GbarleStpa, 2Netps.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1860.
To Our Friends in the Country-ln-
duccmcIits to New Subscribers.

ne desire, II possible, tn nate TIE NEWS,
,ohfch is already tcithOWt exception tie chcdi pest
''e'cSDdper in The South, q regular riSi,0,. in
ere'V ,ceu regulated household in This and nc
adjoinitg States. As Gn indtph,f5it 90 The plant
ers TO subscribe To THE NEWS OciOyc NE crpi,M-
ton or The present gedr, 're hare Arranged rim
MeSSrS. PaikeI, EcaRs &c C0gstcpll, NE publish
ers Qrthc RURAL CAnoLISIAS, to supply nat ne,c
and superb agricultural magazine, together EHh
TIE NEWS, to al ne,o subscribers, at The JOHOic-
ing relp tOt1 rates:
TIE DAILY NEWS ana The RURAL CARoLISIAN,
one year, |o, sic dollars ana g7y cents.
THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS ana The RURAL CARO-
LIN1AN, one year, FOR jour dollars.
Subscriptions TO Tie t,ro publications may Dc
sent either to The proprietors or TIE NEWS, Or to
the DTiOprietOrS t.T The RURAL CAHULINIAS. E,u
persons desiring to arait Themselves or this offer
mast do so before the arSt or January nert as
the arrangement aoM not be extended beyond
that Def'iOd,
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GoaI, il)ooo, Me.
6anrn @no0e, Nr.

A VI 81 TO R
Once said If we only knew where the resident
citizens made their purchases there VIC should get
well served. To such we offer
A DIRECTORY.
The ladies who desire the latest styles OF fash.
ionablc Head Dressing, Curls Chignons or
Bralds, Go to d. & A. ASHTON
The gentlemen who desire TO he presentable in
Adonls attire, for Wigs,
Go to NJ. & a. ASHTON.
All who desire the best German Colognes,
Go to NJ. & a. ASHTON.
Por Diadem or Coronal Combs, alI
Go 10 NJ. & a. ASHTON.
Those who require the best Extracts,
Go to NJ. & y. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or
Combs, Go to NJ. K a. ASHTON.
OF necessity all who require good Tooth
Brush, Go to NJ. & a. ASHTON.
For genuine Talc dc Vents, all must
Go to NJ. & A. ASHTON.
For Hair Dyes and Regcncrators, nearly all
Go to NJ. & y. ASHTON.
In fact, oil who require genuine goods from, the
following houses:
SSsS'3y T.Snin3s liysicniqne RR1Il;Sys; R9K;Ssa;n.s
Cowdray's, : IGosncll's
Plser, fe1lI.owe & Sons
Gucrlnin, X iYardry e
Henry Demarson Rowlahis & Sons,
AS also, Vents Goods in their line from overy
reputable manufacturer IN the States,
Go to NJ & a. ASHTON,
No. 2iO King street,
nov1 Five doors from Market street.
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IT Is rumored that there has been recon-
Citation between Congressman Bowen and
Alderman T. j. Mackey. The cause Of tho
quarrel was not wholly political, as the Al
dermnn went so far rs to stigmatizethe Con-
gressman in the public prints rs thief,
forger and murderer. Bowen, however,
pccketed the ailront, and is now said to have
made fast friends with his quondam viniiier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

As FAR rs built, the Blue Ridge Railroad
hardly pays its running expenses. There
will he no increase of business until The ,'oaa
is completed, rs 1t passes through noun
tain wilderness rich in beauty but poor in
population. Until the last rail is spiked the
State will have to pay.the interest on the
nine million dollars of bonds which il is in
vited to endorse.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

i UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
October Term, 1S69.-In the matter Of JAMES C.
SALTERS, OF Charleston, lankrupt.-Pctition for
lnll and final Discharge In Bankruptcy.-Ordercd,
that hearing be had on the 10TH day OF Novem.
Der, a. ID. 1860, nj the Federal Courthouse In
charleston, S. e.; and that all Creditors, &C., OF
SAID bankrupt appear at snid time and place and
Siow cause, II any they can, why the prayer OF
Inc Petitioner should not he granted.
by order If the Court, the 2lst day of October
4. u. 1860. DANIEL, IIi)i,I HI.(,K
Clerk OF the District Court OF the United States,
for Snnii Carolina. oct2I RI
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
Il UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
October Term, 1S69.-In the matter of EDWIN l..
Ky. KuCiiE' OF Charleston, Banklupt-PetIton for
that hearing he had on the 10Th day OF Noycm.
Der, a. ID. 1869, at Federal Courthouse In Charles
ton, 5. c.; ana that NIL Creditors, &C., OF said
bankrupt appear nt said time and place, and show
cause, IL any they can, why the prayer OF the Pc
titl0ncr should not be granted.
ly order Of the Court, the 2lst day OF October,
A. ID. 1860. DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk OF tho District Court OF the United States
for South Carolina. Oct22 n
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Notices III Bankruptcy.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
i UNITED STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAR0LlNA.-in the matter OF THOMAS
BOSNELL and NlNI.iN DRUMMOND, Copartners
III Trade, as BONNELL & DRUMMOND, lnvoiun.
tary I'ankrupts.-In Bankruptcy.-To whom IL
may concern: The undersigned hereby gives no
lice OF his appointment rs Assignee OF BONNEII,
State OF South Carolina, within said District, who
nave been adjuiged banErupts upon their Crcdi-
Tors petition, by the District Court OF said Dis
trict.
Dated the 2lst day OF October, a. d. 1860.
oct22 f3 V J. T(jRIAS AssIrnce
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C100 ACRES TO LEASE FOR a
A1tNIAI TERM OLE HEAnS iarl.n nj

AfOO TERM OF YEARs.-Tho large and
beautiful PLANTATION, known as KeItt Place,
consisting or 2400 ncrcs, 100 cleared. Soil rcll
anu clay nbcunding In deposits OF marl 700 acrcs
oi splendid cOttoh land; 100 acres OF IL will make
Dag to The acre; location perfectly healthy all
Tue year: four and u half miles from I.cwisvc
South Carolina Eailroad; We'll settled; has been i'm
coIstnnl cultivation since The war; las all ncccs-
safy buildings; small dwelling, barns Stables
Blnhousc, screw, laborcrs' houses. LyOn's Creek
runs through the estate nni furnishes one OF the
best sites for u factory In the State.
Will be sold With the lease, the following: 8 fine
y0Hng MULES, Il large lot OF improved Implc-
ments, liriniy Plongls, New Gin, Dickson Cotton
Seed, enough TO plant the entire crop; 1000
bushels Of Cotton Seed for rtilizing; 800 bushels Of
corn. All VIII be sold OH the place, low for cash.
PartlcsdeslrinG TO lease are requese ed to inspect
the growing crop or cotton, which VIII gve entire
satisfaction. For terms, apply to Mrs. Law.
HENCE kEiI'T, st. Matthew's T.. o., Orangcburg
District, S. q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T: II. WhaIey, j. G. KeItt,
ESD, 0rangeburg; II. w. Peronncan, ESQ, Wi.
liam Middleton Esq, Charleston.
oct25 mMf2mOt
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Rcmar0s.

1--WE DOLLARS REV WARD.-LOST.
~ yesterday morning, white BULL PUP about
Sin months old, with cars cut, and one back
spot around one eye, had OH q leather collar. The
above reward Will bc given ir delivered ut No. 81
Klng.strcct. uoyo AZ
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
October Term, IS69.--ln the matter OfJOSEPII w.
SEAliR0Ok, OF Edisto Island, I'ankrupt.-PctitIon
eh that hearing be had on he 10Th day Of Noyem.
her, ~ y. 1860, at Federal Courthouse In Charles.
ION, - g.: and that all Creditors, &c. Of said Bank.
rupt appear ut said time and place, ana show
cause, II any they can, why tic prayer OF tho
Petitioner should not be granted.
liy order Of The Court, the 21st day OF October
y. ID. 1859. DANIEL li0RLBECK
Clerk OF the District Court OF the United States
for South Carolina, octo1 r.
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TN BANKRUPTCY.-IN THE DISTRICT
i COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES FOIs>TIIE
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLlNA.-HX parte WM
y. SllUMATE ana A. BLYTHE, Assig6ees, In re
JOHN w. GRADY, Bankrupt.-PetItion TO sell
Real Estate, unincumbered, call III Lien Creditors,
&c,--Sosice Is hereby given to all Creditors hold
ing Liens against the Estate OF JOHN W. GRADY,
that they are required to establish the same be-
fore W. J. CLAwSOS, Esq, Registrar, ut YOrkville,
>. O., within forty days from the date hereof or
be barred from al benefits OF the decree for dis.
irihuti0n to he made I'm this case.
by order Of Hon. GRO. 8. BRYAN, Judge OF said
Court. W. T. SIIUMATE, | ,o,,,,oo,
A. RLYTlIE, HSsHheeS'
Greervlllc, 8. c., September Is. 1869.
0ctlS mwf18
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Qopnrl1crship Noticrs.

DARTNERSlITP.-1 HAVE THIS DAY
u associated with Mc, In business nv SON.
GEoRGE q. BUTLER. The busincss-Graln and
Generai CommiSsion-will hereafter be conducted
In the nnme or X. NJ. BUTLER & SON
november l, 1860. II. III. BUTLER.
uov1 10
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cOMPRlsING:
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Arc the adopted standard for State uniformity In
oil the Public Schools OF Alabama, louisiana
North Carolina.
Publishers Descriptive Catalogue, comprising
over 300 different works. and specimen copy OF
for nsst introduction or examination.
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10000 ACRES IN WILLIAMS
II RIIRE
ACRES. S.-TO CAPITALISTS.

S00 ACRES.-TO CAPITALISTS
NM s,,'O J., ~ private sale or for lease, n fine
pnaNFATloA id., NJ IN Orangeburg District, forming
sstlng OF about 600 acrcs $50 OF II cleared IL Is
wafercd by Lyons Creek, n large ana ncyer-filiI-
ing stream. Soil rich, red clay, well adapted TO
cotton. corn, wheat, root crops and clover. Gil
maze healthy oil The year. Splendid range for
cattle; the nc.EhbDrhO0'l attractiYc-thc atljoln-
ing plantations owned by gentlemen who reside
there and secure gool order. The buildings were
burned but lumber mills heiDg near, they could be
replaced chcaply. a largc Sinte road connects 1t
win l.ewispillc. South Carolina Railroad, six
mies mi distant; The above isn splendid chance
pleasant, healthy section. IN 1866 these lands
were returned Mt $40 per acre. VIII be sold at
half that price. For terms apply to Mrs. LAU-
RENEE kElrT, Society Ill., S. q.
REFERRNCEs.--Major 7: H. Whalcy, JIG. Kcltt
Estl., uranpeburg; il. w. PcrO ncau, Esu., VIII
liam Middleton, Esq Charleston
OCtll mWf.mOSnSG
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

ID DEMOVAL.-CLAGIIORN, HERRING &
HI CO., Factors and Commission merclapts
have removed from Accommodation Wharf 10
North Atlantic Wharf. oct8 lmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

NOTICE. FROM MY RESI-
~ DENCE In l'arnwcl County, on the night OF
,S Inc 81 November, one large Sorrcl MARE, with a
left shoulder, 'front.' feet little Inclined out ward
nliid Ieet whttist, the left ankle strained and
sevcra! scars from saddle aud collar a liberal
re-. he paid for her recovery. Informn-
i,co.',. wen at Midway Postonice, S. c. NJ.
III. .. a.. nov5 3*DNc