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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-06
Things at Phoenix.

The following is extracted from letter written at PhGnix, July sth, by our venerable friend, J. T. Alsap
 The Lord looked down on us and sent A shower Of rain yesterday, that wet the ground about two or three inches There has been considerable rain mp the river, for it is rising. l am busy planting corn now But few farmers have plan ted any yet. Our valley is improving some. quite number of houses have been built and more land IS about to be put under cultivation. W are beglnnlng to excite some attention. Our old friend Rush. in company with Mr. Bradford. has opened store here. Hellings, and Co. are about to open another. Barnett of Wickenburg. Will be here with goods in two or three weeks and Judge Hayden about the same time So you see, we will probably have good chance to buy white shirts for ourselves, new dresses for our wives, ribbons for sweethearts, and toys for the children. Viud la Phgnizl
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AcuoUETs OF SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS AGAINST
 THE APACHEs
HEADQUARTERS DErARrxENr OF AR,zox, ,
 PRESCOTT, August 2, 1870.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 9.

The following summary of successful operations against inc rs general information Other have been made eredabe st o % h % hS @ % S S"s nO saUlng encountered Indians of the country having been obtained special them is ne, Breyet Lieucnantco E sard lea Camp acpowe, CaS LeHna sS sn sn e1peGn % %sGn;sg of Troops Srn Company Al a Inans2y Brevs. Major Collins officers and 80 and Creek where he S established scouting " camp % The expedition The command down Tcuc up the Rio sa.do destroyed On the soa of April BeveSaior Gs, Es H " oRs S airy 2s men from troop Sd Cavalry and Company cay isin1 a % F. 'f for 9s'aS me .s% s found nd destroyed the Indian. Savns sSnSoOs ss, sS e hours before its discovery Pushing on abom miles further and capturing destroying large a9a1e. of nssca baskets three Indians. and killing returned to camp on Pina cree the next day having been out four G beside. ae',9yns large amount Of property of value smith Sd Cavalry and Sergeant Samuel Frson Troop E." horses troop Cavalry being in bad condition and the Infantry having been constantly marching Colonel rd and Company with of Se sis, Infantry L"ssnaS s
 Ross no men in all tneluding troop ls Cavalry which On the ath Cannon crss. for the of moving Ten charge Lieutenant Ross with guard of 50 men Colonel Sd started at two o'clock the 2jih with balance About daylight crossing the Arroya Colorado evidences fields etc. Just before sunrise se esreS rs 'I .ps Sfs valley bordering beautiful immediately discovered nnche and then others The deployed and ordered to charge which they did with wip Ranehers found in various directions pursuit About 10 the command daus found have killed 2 prisoners three horses and three mules valuable Indians destroyed The valley for planted with The command then returned scouting through Valley crossing Sombrero Butte Salt River Rio Pinto Creek The result of the expedition being follows:
 Apaches killed. 8 Captured. .I6.
 Animals captured Horses....3 Mules ..2
 besides having destroyed large fields of value the Indiana In the scalp of white found articles which been taken from citizens aud soldiers.
 Colonel d reports that all the engaged conducted them selves in highly credable following having come specially under his notice
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!" Troop, Is, Cavalry.
E '" Troop, Sd Cavalry.
ISudc NfTHfNsOll

And Private Michael Shehdn, Company Az 2ist ant hHia Sd Cavalry II B" troops of band of Indian. who had captured and s oT GR s the lowed for distance Of about TO miles when in the of bs covering signs of being in their vicinity the withdrawn Sn % is s n'o % point where the fires crossing the summit and moving where the divided Lieutenant Cushing leading a T h % %H,nn Ina M % % @ moving on ee flank At the anchera by utenan, ashings party 'P and S esF sfs @ vn9 Tss thirty o being counted in Ss %%s % and the two guides From the rugged nature the ground where ans were killed which by the commanding officer" apS Ia Of and taken From oss s Lieutenant 0hng reports that the behaved throughout manner worthy ofhe highest particularly reccmmsnt ing to the attention of the Department Commander Srgants W Of the Sd oaay and WOO of inc list Cavalry and Guides ls expeditions were made pursuant instructions from Colonel Cgsa commanding subDs of southern Arizona rep the of he no msRdsg the expeditions ..ss~.-.
 Sd Cavalry started in pursuit of band of indians who had driven GeTS cattle % the vicinity S Fort aoS them such extent that they abandoned the herd except three An expedition under command pm Of capaa Ha' Sd consisting of Lieutenant Sd Cavalry Acting and M" Sd Cavalry let Camp Verde the 27th from % as% % mon or cottonwood Fork on the Colorodo Chiquto GaPa Ing practicable road both points indicated In several engagements with the Indians killed and captured ) seven Indians, having CD Sergeant and 2 two pva wounded in the attack
 The Department conveys his thanks and engaged the above operations energy and displayed By such exertion they not only reflect credit on selves, but on the Regiments to which they belong.
 BY COMMAND or Bnrvsr MAJOR c rsrnAL srosr.Is
 Ew.s STONE.
 Breuet Lie.aenant Colonel U s. 4,
 Acting As,isiaa Adyutar. G~~sl
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American Inlelligencc.

HCHARLEsToN, November 23.-Arrived- -
Steamships Manhattan, New York; Sea
Gull, Baltimore.
New YORK, November 22-The North
ern Transportation Company suspended
payment this afternoon. liabilities.
$4OO, 600. Arrangements are negotiating
which will probably enable them to re.
sumo business.
prominent German house in the
cloth trade failed to-day.
RALEIGH, N. c., November 23.-The
memorial observance in honor of Gen.
Robert e. Leo was celebrated to-day.
Members of tho Legislature and other
distinguished individuals we're in the
procession. Flags were at half mast
over the public buildings The whole
community participated. Ex-Governor
Vance delivered touching and eloquent
address,
WASHINGTON, November 23.-All claims
to be adjudicated by the Mexican Com
mission, which were not filed prior to
February l., 1869, will be rejected by the
Commission. Under this rule, two cases
have already been rejected.
"A number of troops have been ordered
to Georgia, to aid in enforcing the exc.
cution of the Congressional election law
IN that State during tho approaching
election. Atlanta will be the point of
distribution.
BUFFALO. November 23.-The Treasu-
ry Agent is in charge of Collector Rod
ney W. Daniels Office. Daniel is ac-
cused of using the customs funds for
private business.
PHILADELPHIA, November 23.-The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
guaranteed bonds for building four iron
steamers for line hence to Liverpool.
New ORLEANS, November 23..The
Picayune says the decision of the Eighth
DISTRICT Court, which puts the State
school money in the hands of the ward
school directors, giving them direct and
Immediate control of the various schools
and the mixture of the races in our pub
lie schools, will inevitably destroy them.
All that is now left us is to bear the
intliction as we bear an epidemic pesti-
lence. The Times is editorially severe
on the State Superintendent, for con-
summating the admixture scheme of
public schools.
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-..lakaiszaaiassaszsa ! adp.

nation a5 to negotiations With Russia;
tonphipg the Black Sea dif3cultys
4ss::.....': :.....':. November %. THE elections
IN Schleswfg generally resulted In favor
OF the candidates who suppora the pro.
position for annexation to DeDmark.
ST.. PETERSBURG. November 23.-To
an address from Lithuanian regiment,
the Gar replied yesterday: Il hope
there will be no more war; but if God
wills it. you will approve your known
devotion"
TouRs, November 23.-Last night,
Bourbaki arrived here. A great battle
is imminent. The design appears to be,
TO press the onemys centre at Etamps,
by column of 10000, moving from
Auguville, while Simultaneous attacks
will be made all along his extended line,
West and Northwest of Etamps. a
correspondent who visited the entire
French line, from Nevres to Rouen, says
there is an entrenched camp at Rouen,
with 15O, 900 National Guards and Mo-
biles; and from there one unbroken line
of entrenched camps extends to Evereux
and humans. Between humans and
Boulivere, there is an extremely strong
force, amounting to 62 guns, manned by
sailors and Mobiles, from the South OF
France. Lenans is garrisoned by the
Pontiical Zouaves. From Lenans the
lines extend West to Orleans, and North
west to Augerville. The correspondent
was forbidden to give further details,
but says the whole strength is estimated
at 300, 900, while the equipment, zeal
and discipline are perfect.
A special from Havre, says a column
OF l,5JO Prussians advanced from Nantes
along the North bank of the Seine, to
Vernon. where it was encountered by n
detachment of the army of the North
and routed, and fifty killed and num-
Der OF prisoners captured. Nothing
from Evereux.
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FINANCIAL AND commERC1AL,

COLUMBIA, S. c., November 24.-Sales
OF cotton yesterday 180 bales -middlines
14M M@145Sc.
New YORK, November 23-Noon.-
Flour dull and declining. Wheat favors
buyers. Corn scarce and advancing.
Pork nominal, at $500. Lard quiet. at
l33o@13a1. Cotton active and irregu-
lar-uplands 1G1s; Orleans II; sales 4, GOO
bales. Frcights steady. Stocks steady.
Gold 1177s. Money 406. Sterling
long 9i1; short TO-. G2's7ls.
7 Z. M.-Cotton heavy; sales 6.OOO
bales-uplands 161s. Flour-Stato and
Western scarcely SO firm. Wheat easier
winter red and amber Western 1. 1.4OO
a. Corn scarcely so firm-ncw 8SI0
80; old 9ll93. Lard dull-steam 1914
13 ). Whiskey firmer, at 97HM88.
Klco iirm-Caroiina 7C672I. Coffee firm
and quiet. Sugar steady. Molasscs dull
New Orleans SO0S2. Freights scarce
~ SO firm. Wall street is unusually quiet.
The markets closed at an early hour.
Money easy, ut 405. Exchange dull.
Gold, steady but little doing, and closed
Mt 11aai(0l17S. Sn:i:hern securities firm,
but quiet and nomiLaliy unchanged.
Stocks dull but steady. Governments
steady, but dull-G2 7ai; G.r, Z; G5's Z;
new 9li; Co.'S 9a4; CTS 92s; GS's 9a6;
lo'40s 6h. The market will be closed
o-morrow-thanksgying Day.
BALTIMORE, November 23.--Flour
dull and less firm. Wheat dull. Corn
lirm. Pork quiet. Shoulders 15II3
1919. Whiskey 90. Cotton firmer, and
heid hlgher-middling 1G15; sales 900
Oades; receipts 620; exports coastwise
600; stock 1850.
CINcINNATI, November 23.-Flour in
good demand, at full prices. Corn ad.
vancing and in fair demand. at 80. Mess
pork.prime to choice quiet and weak.
at 1000, but no sales. Lard in fair do.
mand and lower; sales 1,G0O tiercea. ut
~ for prime steam; kettle n nominal and
held at 1221@13. Whiskey firm and in
fair demand, at 83M94
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sS5osroN, November 28.--Coiton firmI4.
9sS! ssgi 1885, sslss 200 bales; receipts
l. CHGR1EsroH, November 29.-Cotton
lquiet-middling 15Z@15a6; sales 400
bales; receipts 2,202; exports coastwise
I, ,479; etock 1888.
AUGUSTA, November 29.-Cotton mar
ket irregular, with fair demand, closing
at 14A for middlings; sales LOGO; re-
ceipts 1,7OO
WILMINGTON, November 23.-Cotton
Notwithstanding Is; receipts 74O;
stock 2,275.
SAVANNAH, November 23.--Cotton
strong -middlings Is is sales $500 bales /;
receipts 4,193; exports 5000; stock
GO, $50.
NoRFoLk, November 23.-Cotton quiet
and hrm-low middlings 151l; sales 800
bales; stock 4,457.
MOBILE, November 23.-Cotton quiet
and frm-middling Is; sales Q, 200 bales :;
receipts 2.851. Stock 38. COG.
NEW ORLEANS, November 23.-Cotton
firm and held at higher prices-middling
5@@1556; sales 1000 bales; receipts
1901; stock 94,834 Flour-superfine
4.75; double $50; treble 5.75la6. 90.
Corn-white 1906. Pork 1926. Ba-
con 1334; clear 81 x; hams 23@26. Lard
tlerce l4s4915. Sugar-fair to fully
fair 9@1O. Molasses-prime 63@65.
Whiskey o0@1.00. Coffee-prime l7M
@171&.
GALVESTON, November 23.-Cotton
easier but not quotably lower-good or
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SheriHs Sale.

Dlakely & Gibbos us. William Fl. Ward. md
Wells j. Caldwell rs. same.
P1 virtue OF warrant to levy on and sell
D the crop Of the defendant in tho above
stated case, directed to me by D. B. Miller,
Esq., Clerk of the Circuit Court for Richland
County, and in pursuance of an Act Of the
General Assembly OF South Carolina, entitled
AN Act to secure advances for agricultural
purposes" and also by virtue of a certain
lien, executed by William II. Ward to Blakcly
y Gibbes, on the 2Sth day of February, a. d.
1870. and also by virtue of an execution in the
case of Wells S Caldwell Is. William q. Ward
directed to me, will sell, on the FIRST MON.
DAY and TUESDAY in December next, in
the legal hours, the following property, viz:
The entire CROP OF COTTON made in 1870
by the defendant, seven Mules, one Horse
ono Iwo-horse Wagon, three Cows, thrco
Nov l3 NTH p. F. FRAZEE s. r. c.
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s,, :. = q .:si %. =
j; s;5ss: sapassa p sssss Britain ssasf
I1oNDoN, November 23-3 p. M
Console 92A. American securities fiat.
Bonds 972@. - 80. (,
LIvERPoon, November 23-3 P. NJ.
Cotton firm and buoyant, with an up
ward tendency-uplands 81; Orleans
91a.
LONDON. November 23-Evening.-
Consols 92T. Bonds 8216.
LIVERPOOL, November 23-Evening.
Cotton irregular-uplands 91@9A; Or.
leans 9eas(99%; sales Is. 900 bales; specu-
lation and export 1000
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Sheriff Sales
DHC11H HdltS
+. w. McMaster, Administrator. rs. Will,

+. W. Mclastcr, Administrator, Us. William
E. Rose.
pursuance of the decrctal order of tho
Il Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, in the
aboye stated case, will sell, on the first
Court House, in Columbia, within tho legal
hours,
All that lot or parcel OF LAND, containing
bounded on the North by a lot formerly be,
longing to Joseph Randall; on the East by
Assembly street; on tho West by a lot former.
~ tho property Of A. NJ. Hunt; and on the
South by Gervais street; the said lot being
commonly known as Hunts Hotel Lot.
TERMs-Cash. Purchaser to pay for stamp
and papers. PF FRAZEE s. n a.
Nov 13 mth
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seheriFs SeIo.

Under orger Of Judge Of Probate.
James r. Ravls and d! RtFeanter, Admins.
FasSrs Ras,o OF the estate ofJ.J Raws. John
purs9anoe Of an order made by tho hon.
y. a mm. hntson Wigg, Judge Of Probate for
se she iRsT ssHys stn
next, "a front 0t the Court House, In Oolum.
bia, within the legal hours the following pSo.
perty, OF which the late John J. Kawls died
All that LOT OF LAND ON the corner OF
Tay lor and Sumter streets, in the city Of Co.
lnm1bia, II measuring "a feet, more or less, on
less. on Sumter street, In shape e rectangular
parallelogram. '~sN
ALoT OF LAND On ravlor attract n tbe
city of Columbia, measuring on said street14
feet, more or less, and running back 1863 feet
II INCHES, more or less, in shape rectangular
paralelogram. -
MI that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
| thereon, on the corner OF Taylor and Lincoln
seet ora IN the city OF Columbia, measuring q
parallelogram.
| All that HOUSE AND LOT on Riobardao,
sssaeeS: sae IN tho city OF Columbia, measuring As
feot inches so on Richardson street. and Tun-
Mo4g HMing oaSk hH ~ z6s feet more or less, bounded
tho estate OF J. I. Walter, East by RioSardson
street, and West by lot OF J. @. seegers. ND'''
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND on the corner OF
Washington and Lincoln streets, in the city of
Columbia, measuring 53 feet, more or less: on
Washington street. and LOG feet, more or less,
| on Lincoln street. ,is5!.,z'i-
| All that LOT OF LAND on Washington,
street, measuring thereon 53 feet, more or
| less, and running back 166 feet, more 81 lees
All that LOT OF LAHb LAM on Lincoln street
measuring thereon 1o4 feet, more or less. .,end
| running back 212 feet, moro or lees. -,
All that TRACT OF LAND, situated in Lex
Ington County, about nine miles below Colum.
bla, containing 100 acres more or less, and
bounded on the East by the ''Congaree" liver
on tho North by State lands, on the West BIZ
| lands OF Joel Lowman. and South by State
| lands. .!I0T -, .. =,
ALSO, r,,
One. fourth interest in 957 Acres OF Land
adjoining Kingsville, in the County OF Rich-
land, bounded by lands OF James Gray. -
Adams and Of the South Carolina Railroad
Company. - -
TEAaIs OF SALE.-The undivided interest in
| the 357 acres of land near KingsviIle win be
sold for cash. All the other property will be.
sold for one-third cash and the balance en- q
credit OF one year, with interest from tiay of
sale, to be secured by bond and mortgage of
tho promiaes sold. Purchasers to insure the
property and assign the policies, and to pay
for stamps and papers. -.
Nov IL NTH P. F. FRAzEE, g. R.C.
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Sheriif7s Sale.

Under order Of Judge Of Probate.
II. f. Scott, Executor, Us. James G.. Kenneth
Ct al.
II N pursuance Of an order made by the Hon.
IL VIM. Hutson Wigg, Judge of Probate for
MONDAY in December next, in front of the
Court House, in Columbia, within tho legal
hours,
All that TRACT OF LAND in Richland
County, situated on the Winnsboro Road,
about ten miles from Columbia, containing
two hundred and forty t2lO) acres, more or
less, and bounded on tho North by lands of
Benjamin Hodge, East by lands Of - Tel
lands OF - Douglass. -
The above described property will be sold
at the risk and costs OF former purchaser.
Terms cash. P F,FRAZEE.
Nov Is NTH SR.C.
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SheriH's Sale

PY virtue Of sundry writs OF teri fucios to
lp mo directed, will SELL on tho FIRST
MONDAY i'll December next, in front of the
Court House, in Columbia, within the legal
hours,
All that PLANTATION or Tract of Land in
!tichland County, co,.taining sixteen hundred
q ,G9e) acres, moro or less, and bounded on
tho North by r: and J. U. Adams, East by J.
" Adams, South by - Geiger, and on the
West by Robert Adams {; levied on as the pro
perty OF Isaac T. Weston, at tho respective
suits OF Maria l.. Bower, Administrators, Moul-
!TiG Weston, Executor, Robert G. Shiver, John
Mclaughlin and William Glaze vs. Isaac T.
Weston.
The above described propcrty will to sold
at the risk and cost Of the former purchaser
Terms cash. Z. f. FRAIEE,
Nov Is NTH S II q
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Sherif's Sale.

PY virtue Of sundry writs Of .fcri .facias, to
DAY in December next in front of the Court
House, in Columbia, within the legal hours,
All that Plantation or Tract of LAND,
known as "Pincussion,'" in Richland County,
and bounded on the North by lands of Jesse
G: Lykes; East by lands formerly of General
William Hopkins; South by lands Of John J.
Gheppeil, and on the West by lands Of Mrs.
Joseph A: Reese, at the suit of D. B. DeSaus-
sure, G. l.. r. D., et a., us. Joseph A. Reese.
IEnMs-Cash. z. L. FRAzEE, s. r. G.
NOV l3 NTH
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.-AuStlo1al.,S % BA,lea.
For Sale.

For Sale. "H''
WI1LL be offered for sale, on SALE DAY
cIHXi1 cIHX In December next, that GRAIN and
COTTON PLANTATION in Abbeville County,
near near Oalhouns Mills, on Calhoun's Creek,
BY lands Of estate OF JAMES Taggsrt. Mrs.
oaSherine nt Aston, John Link, anil others.
che Inc improvements are good, there are ao-
conmoastlons c for twenty-five or thirty labor
eos' ens and fences In good repair. Almost $50 or
800 acres timbered ~ "AAoo'
,,;il Inc place % can be treated for privately and
HORSES. STOCK. CORN, &c. A ''No'
,, II not soiu, will be rented. Apply to WM.
d.. PARKEa, at Abbeville Court House.
Oct Is t20 f r, PAREEp
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SheriH's 8 Sale.

PY virtue OF an execution to me directed T
I'D will sell. on the first MONDAY in Decem.
Der no1t, in front OF the Court House, in Co.
lumbla, within the legal hours, tho following
Ties, piece Cotton Dagging, Keg Sugar.
Box Soda, Kits Fish and Box OF Sundries;
levied on as the property Of B. F. Bates, at
Bates.
TERMs-Cash. P.F FRAZEE, s. re.
Nov 20 nfh
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Sherif-s Sale.

Richard Tozcr os. Robert McDougal
Pf virtue of All execution and attachment
- IN the above stated case, will sell, on
the FIRST MONDAY in December next. at y.
+. Frazco's lot, on Washington street, next to
the Masonic Hall, ono STATIONARY EN-
CINE; levied on as the property of Robert
McDougal, at the suit of Richard Tozer cs.
Robert McDougall. Terms cash.
Nov IL NTH T. %. FRAZEE. S. r C..
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

P1virtuc Of an execution, to mo directed.
D will sell, on the first MONDAY in Dc.
cember next. in front Of tho Court House, in
Columbia, within the legal hours,
ty, containing two hundred and eighty-two
acres: bounded by lands of Mrs. Salio +.
Ray, Jesse House and William Weston; levied
suit OF John H. Kiuard, survivor, Us. Isom W.
House. TERMs-Cash
Nov 13 NTH P.F. FRAZEE. 8. r. G.
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SheriH's Sales.

QI virtue of sundry writs Of .Jl.,i facias tu
~ ;, me directed. will SELL OH the first MON
PAY in Oeccmber.next, in front of tho Court
the following property, viz:
All that Tract of LAND, in Richland Coun-
ty, containing five hundred acres. moro or
less; bounded by lands of Wyriek f. Tnrnip-
seed and the Grcenvillc and Columbia Knil.
road.
ALSO,
All that HOUSE and LOT i'll tho city of Co
lumhla, situate on Assembly street; bounded
on tho North by VI. II. Berry; East by Thos.
Davis; South by Davis Alley, and on the West
by Assembly street; levied on as the property
or Charles j. Bollin, at tho suit of Mary
Allen, Ct ul., rS Charles j. BolIin.
TEEMs-Cash. p. +. FRAZEE, s. Il. C.
Nov 13 NTH
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PY AUTHORITY OF A POWER *.
ID pressed in the last viii and Testnmenf
OF the late ". F. Desaussure. deceased, viii
sell, before the Court House, in Columbia, on
the FIRST MONDAY in December next, the
deceased. Terms made known at day. or saic,
Nay be treated for privately at the Office of
my Attorney in law and fact, D. B. DESAUs-
SURE, Esq. E. g. BURROUGHS:
NOV II Sole Executrix -
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