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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-24

.NS- TO CONSUMPTIVES.-T AD-
VERTlSER, having been restored to health in a
few weeks, by very smplc>remeiy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung nfec-
tion, and that dreadful disease, consumption, is
anxious to make known to his follow. w.suGerers the
means OF cure
To all who desire II, he will send o copy OF the
prescription used free OF charge) with the direo-
ti0ns for preparing nud using the same, which
they Will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
AsTlINA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The object OF the ad-
vertiser In sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, aud spread information which lie
conceives to be Invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. will please ad.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York. uovo 3mos
G8-THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR-
RHEA CoRDIAL-This article, SO well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
ns Sovereign Remedy.for the above diseases, ia
now offered to the whole country.
II Is invaluable to every lady, both married and
single.
No family can AFFORD to be without 1t, and none
Will to whom Its virtues arc known.
For sale by all Druggists and general dealers.
DeWIE & NOISE,
oclll 3mosp8c General Agents.
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nOylO
Gzs- WE LIVE IN THREE CLIMATES

10" WE LIVE IN THREE CLIMATES.
In this country we have, at different seasons OF
the year, The temperature ofthrce climates. Our
springs and autumns have a softness and mild.
ness that belong only to the Temperate Zones;
our midsummcrs are torrld. and our mid winters
almostarciic in thcir frIgidity. These changes,
dred degrees Of Fahrenheit during the year. are
upon the whole, conducive to health and long life
but they tend 20 entail upon us some distressing
complaints which can only be escaped by the en-
crcisc of due care and the use OF q propcr anti
dote when the system is predisposed to contract
them. The chief and most annoying OF these dis
orders is dyspepsia, once supposed TO be incura-
bic but which, since the Introduction of HOSTEL
TElt'S STOMACH BiTrERS, now about twenty
years ago, has proved to he perfectly managea.
bic disease.
In the spring and fall, but more especially in
the fall, the SYMPTOMS Of dyspepsia are generally
aggravated. The profuse expenditure OF the ami
Mql fluids under the burning sun of summer is
apt to leave the stomach weak and indolent and
incompetent to the task OF perfect digestion. IL
requires tonic whIoh will rouse 1t from Its Ictll-
argy and brace and invigorate without Irritating
or infianing IT, This tonic has been provided in
tile wonderful vegetable preparation which has
replaced in great measure oil the Oil pallIatives
formerly prescribed by physicians, under the
false idea that the disorder could not he radically
cured. The success of IIOSTETrER'S BITTERS
IN all the varieties OF dyspepsia acute or chronic
has eiIcctually exploded this falacy, and It Is now
recommended ~ a SPECIFIC for indigestion by
some Of the most eminent members Of the medical
prolcsslon nov22 6D&C
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MATTERS IN ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, November %.
The city bells were tolled to-day during the
funeral service Of Governor Fitzpatrick. Ills body
10y In state for two hours Mt the capitol. The
funeral service was conducted at the EpIscopaI
Church. A procession followed his remains to
the cemetery.
An immense crowd Is in the city to attend the
State Fair; owing 10 the heavy rain great many
were deferred from going TO the grounds To-
morrow the Indications Gre fair for several thOus-
and visitors. The entries are numerous from
many States.
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SPARKS ERoM THE WEES.
Burlingame, with hIs 1nandariuv. ia a, n,

lin. 49,
The Supreme Court OF Missouri unanimously
legallZcs tho action OF the Prcsby tcrian Gene raj
Assembly In 1906, md afllrIns Its order dispoivng
several aynods and presbytcrios adhcring TO the
this decision gives church properly TO adhercnts
OF the General Assembly In divided congrega.
tionB
The Rev. John p. Dunn, pastor OF st. John g
tCatholIc) Church, In Philadelphia, Is dead.
At Lexington, Ky, tho noor or tho Oolored Ban
tlst Church, which was denscly packed, gavo way
yestorday. Casualties, three Killed aud mnny
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ARIfRDS At TIE GEORGIA sTITE
TAIR.

MACON, November %.
Among The premiums awarded at the fair TO-
day, was one to VIM. Knabe, OF Baltimore, who
received the first premium for the best grand
square piano. Miss Ida Fcuchtwanger, or Ma.
con, aged II years. the first premium for skill as
performer on the piano. w. l.. Brantlcy, Of
Macon. for tn e best upland cotton. The Amcrl-
can Safety lamp Company, OF New York, received
medal and diploma for best lamp. Murfee & Co.,
OF Richmond, Va, for q sub soil-liftcr. The Rock
Island Manufacturing Company, Df Charlotte. N
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nArrERs IN Virginia.

RIcuHoSD, November %.
Arrangements were closed yesterday in
New York with several prominent capitalists, by
which the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad win be
completed at once. Among the capitalists are
W. II. Aspinwall, A. A. Low, O. p. Huntington,
Fisk and Hatch, and others. The city authorities
here arc making extensiuc arrangements for
entertaining the National Board OF Trade, which
meets here Oh December first. Steamers for ex-
eurslons, public dinners, balls, &C., are on the
programme. The State Republican Convention
meets here tomorrow.
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funeral Notlccs.

IarTEIE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqualntanccs OF Mrs. Mary Cahir and of her
SONS, James Patrick ana MICHAEL NJ, arc re-
spcctfuilJ invited To attend the Funeral Services
OF the latter, at their residence, No. "a Cannon
street, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock wItheut
further Invitation. novo,
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THE STRUGGLE cUBa.

WASHINGTON, Novcp'bcr %.
Dispatches from Ccspedes TO the New York
Cuban jEnta states that the Cubans captured
fort at Potreno on the 8th. lie Lays that IL, 600
men have enlisted in the Cuban army since tho
9th OF July, and that there is greater confidence
in the success OF the cause. Tic p0cy or destroy
ing tho cane fields will be continued. One hun
dred and twenty two native Cubans were shot
recently, by order OF VGlmaseha.
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FROM THE MATE C4pJT1I.

r operations for the Meeting or tho
hcSiSiaturc-f'he Governors Message.
Whnt thc Lnnd Comm issioncr nug
Donc-ScotC's Touthru Pct--T :, c
Township Qucstion-Thc labor Com
vSntion-Unitca states sCourt-svnuc r.
I" bc dane with thc Fair Gyoauds
until the next Fair, &c.
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5pcsinl Notices.

Es" HOPE FIRE ENGINE CONptNy
CiIARLESTOE, $. G.. NovEMBER.,. 1909 Nou,a
respectfully INFORM iIc citizens and residents of
the Upper wards uf this city that the ro!lnwin,,
Committee, members of the above named Com,
pany have been appoint ed TO solicit subso rip,ions
for the purpose OF aiding In paying Tor new
Steamer lately ordered, amd which is daily cx.
prc;ei from the builders in New York viz: GEO
BURKE JAMES u. PATRICK and J. hIcCOIITM.
Esqs. Also, ;c following Committee. appoiutcd
some ii'lc aIo .or the same purpose, will ca II
upon the citizens nj the Lower Wards, viz: Il; T..
SEi MoUE. GEo. BURKE, J. KENNY, wM
BR0UkBtNkS, Jr., and j. iIPMAN
W. II. SMITH
FEr-iden; Hope Fire Engine Company, and
n"Y2; w:n,a Chairman Of Committee
ysi5" NOTICE -STI2AMER CITY POINT
will hereafter leave for Florida on FEiDA, EVE
MING, ut S o'c'oeh Instead OF SATURDAY, as here
io;orc. ). d. AIgEN d CO.
noyA Arcn,s.
.2J'NOT!CE TO CONSIGNEES. THE
steamship MAGNOLIA Is THIS DAY lischaraing
cargo III TGndcrliOrst's Wharf. Goods no1 re-.
moved by sunset will remain OH wharf at owners,
FISK; or If stored, nj risk and expense of con-
Sisnee or owner. RAYENEI. a. CO.
noya1 s. Agents
Toy III. KLhIHIE IL co. WILL CARRY
ON their Wholesale GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUS
MESS ut No. :ol East bay, northwest corner or
Cumberland street, where they will be happy to
sec1l"lr customers ana friends. novl5
ri" NOTICE. n. NJ WOIL'TMANN
for the present occupies the store of Messrs.
FARRAR BRO, corner Fast l.ay and Cumberland
streets. anu wiz be pleased to see his friends.
novl3
~" J U $ L ECEIV ED.
LARGE ASSORTMENT or
FINE SINESS EN- .LOpEs,
NOS. AND G.
Which will Oe furnished to our customers with
Business Card neatly printed thereon at 81 TO SO
AND SEE SAMPLES.
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THE NEW ORLEANS RACES.

NBn ORLEANS, November %.
The fhn meeting over the Metarie Course
commenced on Saturday and promises to be the
lnoet brilliant over hold here The stahleroom
pes been ap occupied and more horses are com.
M f
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GS-THE SECRET OF BEAUTY LIES
In the use OF HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM for the
complexion.
Ioughness, redness, blotches, freckIes, sun.
burn and tan disappear where II Is applied, ana a
beautiful complexion Of pure satin.lIkc texture is
obtained. The plaincst features are made to glow
with heailhfnl bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember Iiagan's Magnolia Balm Is the thing
that produces these effects, and any lady can &C.
cure II for IS cents ut any Of our stores.
To preserve and dress tile hair use Lyons Ka.
thairon. oct27 wfm1mo
5as" ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE.
MAN who suffered for yenrs from Nervous De.
bllity, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful ndscretlon, Will, for the sake OF suffer
Ing humanity, send FREQ to all who need 1t, the re.
ceipt and directions for making the simple rem
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience can do so
by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN B.
OGDEN, No. az Cedar street, New York. :"
nov9 2mos
1B- A CARD.-A CLERGYMAN,
while residing In South America as Missionary,
discovered safc and simple remedy for the cure
OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train Of disorders brought ON by baneful and
vicious habits. Groat numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by q desire to
heneat the AFFLICTED and unfortunate, I win send
the recIpo for preparing and using this medicine.
in q sealed envelope, 70 sny one who needs il,
free OF charge. Address
JOSEPH T. RJllAN,
stattont, Bible House,
ocu amoss New York City.
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p.. Livingstone certainly safs-ui.
Report an his if..ican Explorations
and thr sourscf OF the Smc-rhc
I'roi'ieni Vow }JIvcd.''

\ cable dispatch revived las evening an
n"unccs that communications had been received
from DIR. Livingstone, 9a;etl Till, May u, 1859,
In which he says tina, hTwas in good health and
had Dccn treated well everywhere. This news
gives additions! intcrcg! the following ,ispatcl,
from The eminent ciricter, which was read at a
meeting OF The Royal Geographical Society OF
London. held TN November S, Sir RodcrcS
Murchison presiding
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@TMEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIENT
suffering from Diseases pertaining to the Genito
Urinary Organs, will receive the latest scientific
treatment, by placing themselves under the care
OF Dir. T. REENTSJERNA, onice No. "A IIascl
street, three doors cast from the Postoltlcc
iIs
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JHS" NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
DEBTED to the assigned Estate OF Mr.. GEO. H.
dRUDER are hereby informed that their accounts
have been placed into tile hands Of Messrs 81.
MONS Il SIEGIING, Attorneys, toflce Brond
street) for collection, anu II settlements are
made before the first December next, no costs
VIII be incurred. II. GEEDTS & CO.,
novl3 limo Aaents for Creditors
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TIE MarIoN.tn c.irIT.aA.

The Alabama Claims Asain--yVhy
Cnusul-GencraI Plumb was Invited TO
Kcslsn-Thc Prnteyt fer the Detention
OF the Spanis Gumboats-ChnnSes ia
the Southcrn Ports OF ENTRY. Ne.
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Gpeeial Noilrcs.

&o-SPECIAL NOTICE.-ONE OF THE
largest size MUSIC BONES, manufactured mt
Geneva, Switzerland, with celestial voice, nine
bells, nutc and picolo fife attachments, has Just
been received ut Won SANTEN'S, 90 King street.
it Is valued nj five hundred dollars and Is the
largest and finest Music Box ever imported into
this country. 1t plays the following beautiful
Airs: Romeo and Juliettc, YnIse; Mnette dc Por-
tlci, Overture: Marche dc Faust; La Traviata,
rarigl o cara; Grandc Duchessc, Quadrille; Ernani
lnvolami; Home, Sweet Home; Guaumc Tell; o
Mnthde. noyoa
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TIE STATE HEGISnATURE.

The First Day OF the scssion-yyhnt was
Said and What WAS Donc-A Modest
4iaramSuc from Speaker Noscs-Tiic
Supreme Court--A Row I'm AbbcSilIc.
&C., &C..
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ysd> a CARD.-A GEN TIL Il M AN
wishing to enter in active business, would contrI-
butte CAPITAL TO any approved establishment in
city or country with capable and responsible
party. Address Trade" through this Office,
giving references and stating the character Of
business. noyoa ~
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To preserve and dress tile hair use Lyons Ka.
thairon. octa7 wfm1mo
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.EiSr III. ELh,iHYE IL co. WILL CARRY
on their Wholesale GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUS
MESS ut No. :ol East bay, northwest corner OF
Cumberland street, where they will be happy to
sec Ih"lr customers ana friends. nOvl5
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ai5" NOTICE STEAMER CITY POINT
will hcrcai;er leave for Florida on FRIDAY EVE
SiSG, at o'c'o:i., instead OF SATURDAY, as here
'o'ore j. d. !IgEN d CO.,
nnyol Arcn,,
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MATRIMONIAL ARITHMETIC.

MATRIMONIAL ARITHMETIC.-A
party of sentimental young ladies
were recently overheard by their
teacher reciting the following ariih-
mctical exercises: ~ 'ei ttH q
Two glanccs make ons, look; two
looks make one sigh; four sighs
make one waltz; three wsltzes make
one palpitate; two paipitations make
one cali; two caIlssmake one 'atten-
ton; two attentions make one fool
tsometimes two); two fools make
one Irritation; one firtatiOn plus two
bouquets equal one engagement two
engagements are equal TO one mar
riage.
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We NIEN 0UTnn
I lt-'s HoN'
purchasing
BRYAN.
authority OF the rS En
any State in tho CnIoh, fhT-GS


part not TO oppose the establish
oFany such cable. In consideration
OF this agreement | directed the
withdrawal of all opposition by the
United States to the landing Of thr
cable until the meeting ofCopgress,
regret to say tholo mas been ~
modification made in the com mpanv'a
concession, nor so far as | can learn
they attempted to secnrc one. Tic
concession excludes the capital ana
citizens of the United States from
competition upon the shores Of
France. | recommend legislation
to protect the rights of citizens Of
the United States, and the sover.
eignly of the nation against sucI,
an assumption. shall also endeav.
or to. secure by negotiation the
abandonment of tho principle %
monopoles in the ocean telegruphJ
cables.
The unsettled political condition
OF other countries less fortunate
than our own, sometimes induce
their citizens to come to ours for the
purpose Of becoming naturalized.
having secured this they return 60
their native country and reside there
without disclosing their change ci
allegiance. They accept official po-
sitions Of trust which can only ho
held by citizens ofthoir native lun1..
They journey under passports d..
scribing them as such citizens and t
is only when civil discord, after per.
haps years of quiet, threatens their
persons or their property, or whc',
their native State drafts them into
its military service, that their chanes
Of allegiance is known. They reside
permanently from the United Sta,,,
contribute nothing to its revonua
avoid duties Of citizenship ap,i
only make Themselves known by -
claim Of protection. | havo, direcV-
ed the diplomatic and cousnar offi-
cors to scrutinzo carefully all suca
claims Of protection. The citizen
of the United States, whether native
or adopted, who discharges his duty
to his country is,entitled to it's com
plcte protection? While have a
voice in the direction , of affairs j
shall not consent to imperil this SIT.
cred right by comforting it upon Gy.
titious or fraudulent claimants. ..
Invitations have been extonded
to the, Cabinets of London. pari.
Florence, Berlin, Brussels, tho
Hague, Copenhagen and StockholM
to empower their representatives
at Washington to simultaneously
enter into negotiations. and TO Coz.
elude with the United States conve,.
tions identical in form for maxim
uniform regulations as to the cor.
struction of parts Of vessels to to
devoted TO the uso of enigrant ps,
scnrers; as to quality and Quantity
of food: as to the medical Treatment
| of the sick, and to the rules to b.
observed during the VOYAGE, in or
der TO secure ventilation. 20 promo,,
health. to prevent intrusson' and Il.
protect tho females and providir.
/ for the establishment of tribuna.S
/ in the several counties for enfor4-
ing such regulations by summary
process.
Your attention is respectful,
called TO the law reguIatinP tho tan.
/ iF on Russian hemp higher thar
they are fixed upon Manila. is not a
violation Of our treaty with Russia.
placing her products upon the SAM
IL Ca
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rexn. ALMANAC fer 1869

Api EulsraHls Guide ID Texas, fsF sails
Ai The nEEAlD once,
ALSO
The rsIas AlRahAe fer 1851 and for
lS6s, both 0f phish sonIaiR great deal of
valuable iniornsilsA in regard 10 fsHss
viii be ssld at reduced prices,
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Vy1OULD inform tho citizens Of Dallas
w and the surrounding country, that
Re is prepared to do oil kinds Of work in
his line. Will undertake brick and frame
buildings, furnishing brick and all mate
rial, and in fact, everything that is
necessary. |'- SilN-
Window Sash and Window Blinds,
Furnished to order at all times, and at
lower prices than have heretofore been had
in this place. '
Estimates furnished for any work, and
contracts made at best prices.
UNDERTAKING.. ssod
have q good HE4RSE which furnish
for all funerals when coffins are made al
my shop. A. M. M0okk.
alss~ Shop on North aide Of Main Street,
q few doors East Of the Square. ,l
Dallas, June 8, 1e69-3S'l
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SCHEDULE
Ofthe lrrirai aud Departure or ths
Mall. M Dallas, iexss,

H..H paILAs rssT oFFicr, sFPt- !, ises,
aaI.NESTON. .--Auigus every Mnnt4y, Mrinss-
A.y .ai s.isIasy a. FH, p,laTis s'sT sauasy,
fa..tss snA lTiisY a. IAs,
CLAkksNILLE,-AHiss sFrFy Nandss ali
Ta,,ias at6As ani Ihnr,AAy stsfn, h'Isis
s,sT, SaiaTasy asa a0naSy hishi sifFu' AL
aARsiiALI.-ATIiSrss s,sFy Monday, ThaEsisy
.nd Saturday a s r.n, prlaTis s'sEy sardsy,
NsAnnsiay sHd Friday,
0AiNsVILLg -AIFNs, every TansaAy 81 sEs
pst.sTt. sssTy wsinssiAy AiaAs,
NEATuEhTuRp.- .-AEiNrs uNrFy Thursday a. =
- IAa,aTts every hahisy A6ss,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every THURSDAY ai fa,
D4pAFi. sssTy NgHday 4t Ah, o.
iOsTOFFiCE hurgs-f'.Ty aaS In the yeek
fSia sAs, ultil s r.s,, aud vVeTS sunday hom
WILLIAM jones', P.M'
Jlollic r.. EoOrc's Poems.
NEW EDITION WITH MANY
NEW POEMS. ..E
just published. Price 81, Sent by mail,
postpaid. J. W. SwlNDELLS,
Herald Office.
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Let a young man attweuty years
Of are put twenty dollars at inter
est, instead Of expendihg it for to-
bacco. Then at the beginning Of
the next year repeat IL AID include
also the principal and interest Of
the preceding year, until be shah
haze reached the age Of seventy, tho
amount be would realize would ex-
eeed thirty thousand dollars.
Mains kas nibeeen resolutionary
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tion which the United States hss
with any foreign nstion The que.-
lion ~ geuewiug treaty fr reoipr,-
cal trade Letveon the unitri States
and British Provinces on THE run.
linant are iavorabiy considered
In elRinrnily with tho recon-
mendation Of Congress a proposition
10 abolish mixed oourti ihr lho sop
preston of tho slave TRADE is uRdcr
NEGOTIATION.
II having come 10 my knowleirn
that a corporate oompany organized
under British laws proposed a. laud
upon our shores, ,le Unltei Sigtes.
aud TO operate there n submarine
cable under concession from th.
Emperor of tho French ofan oxclu.
sive right ilr twenty years of telos
graphic communication between tho
shores Of Franco and the United
States, with the very objectionable
feature Of subjocIins all mossngc,
conveyed thereby 10 tho scrulIny
and control of the French govern.
mont, caused tho French aud Brit.
ish Legation Nt Washington 10 ho
made acquainted with the prohnha
policy OF Congress on this subject
as f0rcshadowcd in II bill which
passed tho Senate in March last
This drew from tho representatives
Of the company an agreement to nc.
cept rs basis Of their operatirna
the provisions of tho bill, or 9
other enactment oU the suh;oa
might DO paa7ni ,h,-'r "'eS'
Ia nPTSsSlns ".a tHsis sf,sIo9 ins9 purchasing
the Federal G I.
the landing " Dn AAN'
to any conn .
authority Of the <-9 -ESu
any State in the CnISh, shT-&7
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httrst: J.g.P. Rscoap, Secretary. .....r.H
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RIDGELY ENCAMPAENT, NO. 25,
I.0,0.P. rtN
E1EETS on the evening of first Friday OF eseh
y month At the Odd Fellow Hall.
is. BALLARD, @. +,
Attest: J.wAoSER. Scribe. E.