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INSURANCE.
UVWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL STATE.
MINT OF
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Fer the Year Ending April 80, 1870.

Gross Premiums for the Year. a99 u
Assets Of Company, April %, 1859. seo7 u
The Board Of Trustees resolved to pay interest ct
Blk per cent in cash on ~ outstanding csrtihcates
Of Scrip and also to pay in cash the issue OF lsse to
the legal holders thereof on and after the second
Monday in June next
They have also declared Scrip Dividend Of
Eight Per Cent on the earned premiums entitled
to participate for the year ending April %, 1870 for
which certificates will be issued on and after the
first Monday in August next, free Of government
tax.
THOMAS A. ADAMS President;
C. T. BUDDECKE vice-President
HENRY V. OGDEN, Secretary.
- e+-a' ~e
TRUSTEES:
Thomas A. Adams Samuel H. Kennedy
C. T. Buddecke Samuel B. Newman,
P. H. Foley, J.. }. Garrard,
A. G. ODER, A. Thompson
P Simms John Phelps
A. Elmer Bader Z. H. Summers
T my27 ly
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Parish Court in and for the Parish Of Jefferson
Court Docket No. lib.
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BY Nash & Hodgson.
BANK AND INSURANCE STOCKS
AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF EDWARD G. BRIDGE,
DECEASED.
Parish Court; Parish of Jefferson-DOcket NO. iso.
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By Placide J. Spear.

MOST VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN THE
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, OPPOSITE THE
CITY OF CARROLLT0N.
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SUCCESSION OF WIDOW MoRIERE FAzENDE
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AUCTION SALES.
o~~~~1>>~~~NrSN~<er> S~~1<ee~1~~<~e~e~>A~a
Dy @. Z. 0irardey d Co.
FRAME HOUSE ON FIRST STREET.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN McMANUS, AND HIS
WIFE. ELIZABETH McMANUs.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Ala.
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SUCCESSION OF JEAN CERISE.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 3o53.
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FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,

FOR ACCOUNT OF FORMER PURCHASER.
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COTTAGE RESIDENCE NO. 40 ST. Ann
STREET.
Succession OF THEODORE A. SCHULTZ
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 35522
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By Charles =. Fortier.
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.

Succession OF MRS. ALBERT MAXWELL, sR.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish cf Orleans City OF New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this nine
teenth day of January, 1870. s,,r,,pv
Second Justice of the Peace. parish OF Orleans.
The Board OF Directors have resolved to pay SiA
PER CENT interest on the outstanding certificates
of profits: also, THIRTY-THREE AND A THIRD
PER CENT on the balance of the scrips OF the year
1a53. on and after the second Monday OF February,
1a-o. ard they have further declared DIVIDEND OF
EIGHTY PER CENT on the net earned Outstanding
,ren,iums for the year ending December d. ioo''
4 which certificates will be issued Oh and a1ter Inc
4,vantv.drst day of Marclrnext.
THOMAS SLOO, President.
JOHNG. GAINES. Vice President.
TYoxA, AypsRsoN, Secretary.
Directors for the Y ear 1870:
John g. Gaines, NJ D. ma
:, piooa Henry Renshaw,
T. n Marks, hush
Charles Macready M T. 'cS NO.
Richard FloWer,- h-eA"0 -
julius Weis, inonA7 s-''
my26 tdSl.
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by J. B. Walton.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.

b '.''
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF GEORGE JONAS
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RESIDENCE NO. 252 MARAIs STREET.
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SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS LURGEs.'
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Parish Court. Parish of Jefferson-Docket No. $50
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HRNRY C. & III. NJ. DIBBLE,
#ir ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
rs Natchez Street (MOrsan's Buildine),
NEW ORLEANS oc1 ~

JOSEPH 9. PAGAUD,
no. 50 GRAvIER STREET,
Agent, and solicits orders for English and other
manufactured goods, viz The Seacombe Forge
IRON Railway Spikes, etc, Patent Enameled Iron
Tablets Timed and Galvanized HollOw.ware, Fire
Brick, Paving Tile, Roofing, Felt, Paints etc.
.
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OFFICERS:
". H. PECKHAM, President.
". T. HOOKER, Vice President. ...s
L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
G. A. FREDRIKAR, Superintendent OF Agencies.
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=. II, New York Journal e( Cosss.eroe says:
AsCanaant Beader wasts Information as
TO the form Of government of PRUSSIA pro-
per." We reply that il is now constitlI-
tional monarchy, hereditary in the male line
Of the house Of Hohenzollern. The cons:i-
tuition, which is derived from grant by King
Frede1ick William ~, brother of the pres
ent sovereign, modified by subsequent grants,
and has only been in existence since lS4s,
vests the executive and part Of the legisla-
tive authority Of the King. In the execu-
tive branch he is assisted by a council Of
minissen appointed by himself. The legis-
laise Indies consist 0f the sHerenhals, !"
which i the Upper Chamber, AID Is eom-
posed Of the princes Of the royal family /;
sixteen "mediatined' friends, the heads Of
the territorial nobility; eight life peers; eight
titled noblemen eletcd by the resident
land owners in the eight provincs;
representatives Of the universities; the heads
of "chaplers;" the mayors of towns having
more than fifty thousand inhabitants, and
persons nominated at the pleasure Of the
King. The second chamber is composed Of
43e members, chosen for three years by gen
eral, but not universal suffrage. Every
Pr,,,.,isn subject is enrolled in the army upon
reaching the age Of twenty, and serves three
wears in the regular army, four in the re-
serves and nine in the ''Landwehr," or mi
litia. Even at the age Of fifty he is not ex-
empt from military duty, but is then enroll
I'll in the 'Landsturm," or 'home guard.
On peace footing, Prussian regiment con-
sists Of three bat,alionS, numbering SIS
each; in war, the battalions are increased to
,OO2 each. Prussia proper contains "a, :
O43, 296 inhabitants; the North-German
Confederation including Prussia, ~, 9l0, 81:
the population of the South-German States is
s, GIL ,522, making the total population Of all
the countries under the military leadership
Of King. William, IS, 52l 800. That Of
France is i, ~, O94. ~
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THE NEWS CONFIRMED OF THE WITHDRAWAL
u OF RAZAINR ION lEEZ =

THE NEWS CONFIRMED OF THE WITHDRAWAL
E...9r OF BAxAINB FAOM METZ %
LONDON, August ga special to the \.
Y. World, SAYS: "All the news from Pari4
to-day, confirms the statement that Baxaine
has succeeded in..withdrawing the bulk Of hn
army from Metz. II is unceftain whether he
Is still moving on St. MenehoId, to join
McMsnon, or Is awaiting cooperation from
Mcmahon. In the former clae, he II sup
posed 10 intend falling in force ON the Crown
Prince; in the latter, to attack S:einnctz and
Frederick Charles, at Metz.
THE PRUssIAN LINE wEAKExED.
Creslitable authorities assure us that Stein
metz and Frederick Charles lot over lOo, O0O
men, leaving them NO more than $50, 900 to
hold the line from the froatier to Metz.
WHAT THE FRENCH PAPERs SAY OF THE 20
sITION.
lie P.yxse, in IN extra, makes the follow
ing statement: 1--WE are now ut liberty to
make public the fact that AcAshoa has
joined Bazaine with . great number Of troops.
Bazaine has not abandoned his strong posi-
ton near Metz. McAiahon moved north
and France II saved, by way Of Rhiems,
Mezieres and Moatmsdy. AcMahGa has
reached a position where he can enter upon
a decisive struggle"
LIE Public saws: "Full confirmation Of
good news from the army Was received to-
day."
REPORTS FROM sTRAsBURG
show the lombardment Of the city las, 20
far, done little damage. The French at Stras-
burg have, however, shelled Kehl on the
other side Of the Rhine with effect. The
place has been ret on fire md destroyed.
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blcoi Purifier anu DELICIOUS Drink.
WARMERS SINUM WIFE, OR WINE or
LIFE, is free from any poisonous drugs impu-
rites, being prepared for those who require slim
uant. II is splendid appetizer and tonic, and the
finest thing in the world for purifying the blood II
i, the pleasant and delicious article offered
10 the public, far superior to brandy, whiskey,
wine bitters, any other article. II is
healthy, and cheaper. Both male and female
youn. old, take the Wine of Life. II is in
Fact q life preserver. Those VIII" wish TO enjoy
gno. health and free flow of lively spirits. will do
well to take the Wine Of Life. II is different from
ANYTHING ever before in Use. II is sold by drug
giSts; also nj all respectable saloons. Price One
Dollar. In quart bottles
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Political.

z.SToS EsoEorGA, August THm'cw.
GSlf1lnn wss naanisnasly senmsaet Tor
< SnSrasby the Ghaeres ssf Vie sesynd
District this p. m.
West SALEM, u, August 24--'DieD ~
publican Convention Of the Fourteenth Dis
irics ssSsiav non,inassd James MoRfe COR
5 TnfrfSsrS, Angus. % The Democratic
Territorial Convention, which met at Bryan
Yesterday. nominated Col. John Wanless, Of
laramie tsas. delegate V Censse&I 1hl
The Republicans be!d Convention, last
night. TO nominate a ticket for county officers
sr the ensuing year., Several ladies Eere
,hS.rem! MN. III. lfckct < nominated fol
County Clerk, Mrs. NJ. ii. Arnold for SUPER
intenient ef Public Sehools, Nh. NJ. +.
Pcs, member ~ tie Republican Commit
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.lH-~rS--
TN r CENSUS.


RclWr0S GrOsm Sevem Moro SOWuucS.
We are e,s,i.lesi IA give the following VII
ditiOnal census returns:
Shawnee Count $50 inhabitants, fbs
farms, Is industrial establishments, and IL"
deaths during the past wear.
Pottawatomie County ,SSS inhabitants;
7S7 farms, 10 industrial establishments and
IS deaths during the year.
Mcpherson, Stafford, Pawnee, and Hodge
man Counties, 9l7 inhabitants, lS6 FARMS,
l industria fsSthi,gsnt, aad no death dur
ing the wear.
Greenwood County AS5 inhabitants,
45l far,ns, Is industrial e-sablishnieats, asd
IS deaths during s2se year.sd. IT, s' sl'-.E
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naNid :. BURNETT Nch'e' " hdr';
william, H. Eat>t"o, f"a TACK afd
Alexander " A. Tack p"t,hta"'s.
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t'-r'hsr win 'n' "th.r "tNn'a".s a'c i n;,
nave mem std nv 'he a'',N" hahi'7i f"i''i",
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,onrt ana tn;" Sait Pi'''h"h h'>' H si"i '"ut,'
filed his petition against y"i, AMI The either drhhd
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hun"i''t a'i Give" -,-''' uu.'i> N1''"..' -
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one "uh'.eu a"u mr. No"'' ' IN :, H. -
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amount !" ne h'.'h. "ue s'"' flii''tin "'' s nv.
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amount H"'i 'hs '''''' 70 'c ''''''.'. " -, a.
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From the Paoia Eepuhiican
The census of this county is completed,
and we must acknowledge TO some disSal-
pointment at the result, as il falls below what
il was generally estimated at. And vet we
think the result most gratifying when COM
pared with the last census, taken in 1860,
when Miami county contained less than 3
900 inhabitants. Tine increase may lie coun-
ted from the last five years, for, being a
border county, and frequently overrun by
b,lshwhackers and marauding hands from
Missouri, it is not at all probable that our
county increased in either population or
wealth during the war, and counting from
= close, which is bu, just and equitable, the
population of the county has increased live
fold. And jus, think if we should increase
in the same ratio for the next ten years,
which is not at all improbable! The figures
We give below Of the population in each
township are taken from the returns Of the
Deputy Marshals who took the census, and
.ro "a f,1l,,wS.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Rwfproab N~sscrr-Eas D a~lnsstr rrcucia
Neetlog-<:0S ern~ rSrssard PROSTATE
FrOsm SoeBx mess.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. 2i.-Ihc Central
Pacific, California and Oregon, Oakland
aud Alcma,la, San joaquin Valley Railroad
/ Companies have consolidated, under the
name IL the Central Pacific.
An enthusiastic meeting OF French-~as
fksh last night $1,000 were subscribed.
An effort will bc made To remit 10 Paris
=, 600 monthly. Intense excitement.
To- Seward ts.r.sl, Elko, to-day, much lfo>-
trafed. Tie was unable 10 get out OF the
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After NapOIcOn-Whas:


In the event Of the overthrow of NaIr'lccn
ILL.,, there would seem to ie almost an equal
probability Of either of the iiyc following re-
suits ensuing:
/. The removal Of Napoleon may take the
form Of his voluntary aldication in favor OF
his son, the Prince Imperial, subject to re-
gency during his minority.
>. The terms of the abdication beIng re-
fused, a regency "f Generals may fe siisstl-
tuted until peace shall he made with Prussia,
in order that the change Of government may
not result, either apparently or really, from
PruSsian dictation.
3. 4 council Of European sovereigns may
he called to consider the basis of peace, III
Guiding the French and Spanish SUGGESTIONS,
the PoIe's temporal power, and general
disarmament. 1870 Sa,
4. In the event Of the sitting AT fuch a
council, the strongest candidate Tor the French
throne would be Louis Philippe Albert,
Count of Paris, grandson of King LOUIS
Philippe, and representative If the in'tlse ol
Orleans alois, now 81 years al age, and
moderately popular, 50 far rs he Is known
Is. In the event Of such action tcing fore
stalled by a revolution in Paris, the rsvolu
ton will, almost inevitably, ina'Ig''rate some
thing i'm the. form Of republic.
Whatever may happen, II Is moi likely
that sny form Of government wall I've nm
posea upon France without the consen. OF Tho
people. -r -
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A correspondent writes from Paris:
4 comparison between the armies IN the
battles of the First Empire with those result
ing from engagements where improved fire
arms have been employed, will show hu
Inanitarians that the old buck-and-ball cart
ridges, fired from Brown Bess, were much
more deadly than rihe,l cannon, needle-g,ms
and cbassepots.
Sadowa- 400, 900 men engaged; 5000
killed and wounded; about 8 yer cent.
Marengo-5S, 600 combatants; number oi
killed and wounded, $1,000, that is, nearly
3 per cent.
Austerlitz-IIoss, 5000 ont Of 10000;
over - per cent
Jena-2l, 900 out of 2sO,GoO comba!ants;
nearly = per cent.
Boruiino SO, 900 killed and wounded out
Of go, 900 engaged; about 81 per cent.
Leipzig-5O, 600 out OF i5O, 600, between
ii and IL per cent.
At Magenta the French lost 8 per cent,
the Austrians 10 per cent. Of their iOrct-'.
At SoIferinO, where the French alone used
rifled cannon, their loss amounted 10 IL per
cent, while the A,,strians kst but IL pcr
cent. Ia e5-
What the mitrailie,lsc NAV accomplish We
can not SAY; but As it is merely modifitz,-
ton Of the Calling gun, which was issued to
some Of troops oftle. Army Of the james. and!
was not there found very serviccahle for
campaigning purposes, we are not disposed
to believe in its miraculous destructive
power.
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E1G1dENAGOGUE.

WARMERS EMNENAGOGUE is the only arti-
Gle known the Whites, it will cure in every
ease. Where Is the family in which this imI"r-
tant medicine is not wanted Mothers, this is the
greatest ..s>ag ever offered You, and you should
Immediately procure il. II is also sure cure tnT
f,nial- Irregularities. and NAV he depended upon
in every where the monthly flow has been oh
struccl through cold disease. Soid ny druggists
Price tine Dollar Or sent by mail ON receipt OF one
Dollar and quarter
ADDRESS 6lo STATE ST, CHICAGO.
wv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a VOID 1UAGKs. IA VICTIM Ok EAH.i
= ipdiser-tion e7us:ng nervous debility, Pisli,-
ture decay .Se. having trHa il, vain es-rs ~ VI
,;.,.i rme,ly has ,i,coyeri simple means 81 sea-.
- wL,cS ne Win <nd Nee m his fellow su'sefers'
J. ii. Tattle, IS Nas-au-st., New YORK 'i!'
aui7wi1S
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CLARKE recently discharged one Of his
Performers because l.e couldn't swallow a
rarpct-sack without turning red in the face.
\ man who can't do that has no business in
his show.
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SID CLARKE Uses some very vulgar
language, hut the news from Southern Kan
-as indicates that he will be more Lowe
flung than ever after election.
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pretty cold for Clarke" now, but it
will he pretty hot for him before election is
over
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ABOUT thirty car loads Of cattle are now
Ieing shipped from, Abilene per day. Every
body engaged in the Texas cattle trade is
making money rapidly.
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Work on the new Presbyterian Church,
on Delaware street, is progressing rapidly.
The cdifice is to cost about Sl2 600.
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KANSAS CITY is getting noted fnr It's beau-
tiful shrub5ery. Even the cracks in the side
walks have not been neglected, and as the
lonely pedestrian tr,I,lg.s up town from the
.lc,s, he is chcered by the fragrant perfume
Of thriving vegetation ut his very feet.
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Why are the French like the managers Of
Clarke's circusy Because they have poor
show. -rf -..
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NOTICE.

,I,IIE TAX WARRANTS ISSUED TO r.; KEUM-
\ WFJ nr ,srucf.,I~a sidewalk on the north
ii. nf Kiowa stree. from Third street to Founh
street, are now in my hands for collection. ZEN
atty aecrucs Sept. LIB $50 n~,~
City Treasurer.
.BzR,H M.nDEy, Deputy. st.r
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FOUND.

@oryn [Tp.YEp.-P PERSONS HAVING
n To-, WuoI 90 eoNck6 ny kind, nay
sd Or saNe u frwarling minute descIi Puonc
sfcR NTH fddsess Of owner, 10 me 81 faInine'"h'
Atchson County,, KSnsss.
A8- Terms reasonable. r,.o>-
iy 26WlI6 1uOMAS i~k'Lro-N'
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and now loes,ed at his Drug and
Chemical Warehouse, 49, Broadway. New York.
Jrro~, tho Largest Manufacturing Chemists in the
World.
.I nm, arouaint..d with MIR II. T. Helmlsli; he
occupied the Drug Store Opposite my residence, and
"a. successful In conducting the business ~here
others had not bs.n equally - before him. have
besu e,vor.hly Impressed with his character and
enterprise
WILLIAM wEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers 4 Weishtman, Manufacturing
Chemists. Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu,
for weakness arising from, in'li,cre''"n. The ex-
hau.ts.i powers Of Nature which accompanied
by 70 many alarming symptoms, among which will
BE- found Inispo~:,ion To Exertion loss Of Memory,
wakef,lness, Horror Of Disease, foreIo
diugs Of Evil, in TACT; universal las-tud. Prcstra
tions and inability 10 enter into the enjoy ments Of
society.
The Constitution, once affected with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid of Medicine I" strength
eu aud In viyorst- tn. system, which HEI.MRoLD's
EXTRACT BUCIIU invariably does. II M trnt-
u.ent is submitted to- consumption insanity
sues.
peculiar to Fen,sIe- Ia un~luals-i hy any other
preparation, a. in Clarosis Retention, painful
ne.s or Suppression II Customary Excavations,
ernplai.ts incident To- the .ex, whether arising
frus, hnl,it Of dissipation. impruenee in. or the
decline or change ofli s.
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu
Improved Rose Wash
will radically extermina,e from the system, diseases
arising FROM habits "f dissipation at in,le expense
little or no chang in diet, inconvenience eS-
rosur.; completely sa,p~nr-iing thsse unpleasant
dangerous rpn~Iiss, Col.aiva AMI Mercury, in all
these diseases.
Usx HsLnBoLb's FLUID EXTRACT BvcHu in all
di.eaa.. Of th"e organs, whether existing In nsIs
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-FINE YOKE ct "oy 49,, :.
n 1,,,.Ic vakcs,ani chains; 3 Log Wagsns1 .
Israiri. piows Ia II and - inches; heavy ''oi'
pior. also alor oe wainut lumber AMI Gotten s,'I
s.osS., a -. o., JUH.s =. DI ECAN-
Stranger. Icsysnworth Co, Kansas.
aup.wzf f--r.U ..-IHH H.
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BELL FOUNDRY.
WxNfD.

Vvv,&TEi-Two RELIABLE AND '"Gi'i--
~ TENT k.sz-,ss Ia represent the ~ LEcih 10 .
iSsgRASoE forrtNT ~ Ntw ORR IN the Hts'-7
81 Kaps.,= sid Ni*~Brri- viii eSIerrtet'f sssh's
IiI.,raI arJan.ruer:s Will Z. m.rt'. -.
TTigII Is T. DARLING; 90. Gen y go
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