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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-11

Capt William &. Hodges military store
keeper, tried by court martial at New Orleans
found guilty OF cmbezzleuent and misapplica-
ton of public moneys and military stores be-
longing to the e. S, and of conduct unbccom-
ing an officer aud gentleman, was sentenced
on the 18th instant, to be cashiercd. The
President and Secretary Of War approved the
sentence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-11

Under the heading Nov for 1872, the
New York Sun of yesterday has dispatch
from Washington saying the organ in that city
of the democracy, alter consultation with Seve-
raj prominent democratic leaders. has decided
to oppose any formal nomination by the demo-
cracy for President and VI ce-PrcSideut provl-
dcd the anti Grant republicans will put tick
ct in the field. This may Or may not be cor
rect, as to the course that some may desire to
see taken.
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In 1868, Mr.. Evarts, then U. S. Attorney
General, wrote a letter, in which he said -
The duty and authority of suppressiug dis
order and preserving the peace, under
our Government, belongs to the civil authori-
ties of the States, and not to the authori-
ties of the United States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-11

In relation to some objections against Mar
row Gauge railroads, the Cincinnati CONNER
cial replies that the proof Of all buildings is in
the eating and that this particular pudding
eats we'll. The Toronto Grey 4 Bruce railway
has now been in running order for some time.
1t has gauge Of three and half feet And
the Orangeville dIertiser-Orangeville is one
of the termini-bearS testimony to its merits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-11

DR.. James Harper, highly respected and
esteemed citizen Of Prince Georges county,
Maryland, died at Upper Marlboro, on Mon
day last, aged about &c years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-11

There is a very decided difference of opin-
ion between Gen. Sherman and the Governor
of Illinois, in relation to the course of General
Sheridan in Chicago. Gen. Sherman says -
THE conduct of Lieutenant General Sheridan
at Chicago is entirely approved" Gov. Pal
mer says -'Licutcnant General Sheridan.
his ailers and abettorS, attack and insult
the dignity and authority Of the State, and
weaken public confidence in the Constitution
and laws.
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lsDgT nE .lAEy.s.rDGi .rDs"m. IL.


ARRIVED.
Brig Gilman Meredith Boston. and srlrs
Alex Young, Providrnce and Jonathan May,
Boston, to American Cnal Co.
Brig Josie ID Dcvcrcuy, and schr Abbott.
Dcverclix. Boston, to master.
SAILED.
Steamer Express, Nickle, Baltimore, by Jos
Brudcrs & Co.
Schrs Maria Picrs"n, Jersey City, and Alex Il
Young and Geo II Mills, Providence by Am
crican Coal Go.
SchrS j f Willctts, Bridgeport Potomac, Sa-
lem. y. j.: K W lluddcil, Jersey City. and Lot
tie Beard, New Bedford, by & Hutton.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Willow Harp, Davis, hence, III Pawtuck-
ct Sh instant.
Schrs r 4 Edwards, Edwards, for Hartford,
and Henry Finch, Bunncll, hence, at New
York 9th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-11

TIE pInuT LAWS Tile Richmond Cham
Der of Commerce. at their last meeting adopt
ed the following resolution in regard To the
pilot laws :
- Resolved. That the Committee on Dat
ward iradr consider and report upon lie effect
of the present piiot laws upon the commerce
of tti- port and river and reco!uluend such
amendments IT, in their opinion are desirable /:
ami that jhcy take such steps lis they deem
advisable to obtain irun the next Legislature
suck: change in the law IL will Ito away with
compulsory pilu:agr on the rivers and inland
waters Of the State
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So, 200 LOST BONDS.
one THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA Rail
ROAD CUMPANY. FIRST MORTGAGE. Il
per cent Nos. 30 ~. %, three "t 500 "a"!,
principal illr yiuaty 81 November 1866: rX-
tended to l>l May, 1873. Coupon, laNab!" May
and November Coupons attached from ana III
Guiding May, 1871. $l,jn0.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAJ l.
ROAD COMPANY. FIRST MORTGAGE. :
per cent, funded. Nos. -, ~. llS. ID, four 81
500 each, dated 1T Now, le'i, principal dH"
l>t May, 1873. Coupons payable May amt No.
vclnbcr Coupons attached from ana including
May. 1871. S2.mh.
GRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY, FOURTH MORTGAGE.
S per cent. No. t. for $1,000 Nos. 22l. iii, 10
100 4G1. 4S, 4.,, seven "i SIU cacIi; Nos. 'IH'
and loo, two SitO each. dated 1T December
1850, due lit September, lcSO Cour"n> layab!"
March and September Coupon, attached from
and including March. ISL. Si.1m.
The ahuv"rewurd will be- paid for tho recovery
&f ,he wh"le. ..' ~ ~" SAN" "rai,?!"G,n inr
part and no questions asked. on delivery. either
in person. or through the p",t.'ilcc or Express.
10 WILSON, CDl.STON Il CO.. B;nhrr-
al West Baltimore street.
-. I
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GEoEGErowS CATTLE MARKXT.--Thr mar
kct ut nrovcrs Rest yesterday was dull, but
with prices ranging about ut our last quotations.
We quote: $40 head Of Cattle, jlD head of which
were sold to District butchers, loo head sold to
farmers. and 300 head driven on to Baltimore.
Goud to fair were sold at 4lS5 per 100 lbs gross;
very best 5nS5 50: common jOaSi; "OO head
Sheep and Lambs , 5OaS5 per head; Veal Calves
GaS1 per lOn pound Dressed Hogs taSS per cwt.
FORT vE .lLEy.F.PU 49,. va S"H. III.
Sun RIOS E...... G:S NOON KISES........". 5Gn
SIrE SETs.. ...... ] ~
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Baltimore, aug El-dlwlawt

VIRGINIA In the Clerks oiic" 81 the Cor
puraton Court of the city OF Alexandra,
on the 18th day of October 1871: Sarah y. k"@-
crS plaintiff against >epimus j. Cook TiI'm
E;lotun and Rchccca e., has wife. formerly Cook:
Carroll Stevens and Margaret. his WIFE,; Fran"I-
w Dcakns, Leonard ~ Dca>n-, JOHN \. Pc
tiers and Juliet. his wife; Wilinm +. D"aAlnS,
Gabriel PuIlam and Ann E"b"cca. h, wIi":
George ). Drukins, Gloraina ID. Dc:tkIns, Par
ran s Dclins, Mary j. D"akins, S"ptIrnu-
Dcmkirs, Joseph Forbr. u'.d Cleora hi, wife,
and John Dcaki : the last named an lntn.!t, dc-
PENDANTS: I'm chan"cry.
The object Of this salt Is to obtain Il decree for
the partition or sale Of lot Of ground. IL IL"
city of Alexandria, al which R"bcccn H. Cook.
died seized, among her heirs; SAID lot being de-
scrbcd rs follows: beginning at IL" ltc's"r,i"!i
of the east side Of Henry. with the south oiH" ."
Wilkes streets. and running thence cast "i
Wilkes street 2li feet 10 inches: thence south
parallel IT, Henry street IS feet - inches Theme"
west parallel 10 WI!k". street ~ feet 10 inches
to Henry street thence north Henry street
So feet - nchr, t" the beginning.
Tn" defendants, not having entered their APP
prarancc and gwen security urc"rIiug To- Ia"
act of Assembly anG! the rules "f this Court,
and it appearing by Affidavit that they are
not residents of this State. il is ord"r"d that
the said defendants appear her" within on" month
after due publication oi this order. and 1t" what
is necessary to protect their Interests in this suit:
and that II copy Of this order hc forthwith Insert
ed in the Alexandria GaI'l'" Il newspaper pub
liShrd in the city of Al"X"ndrIn one" week. for
four successive weeks. AMI posted al IL" front
door Of the Court ll",I-" Of Ills city.
\ copy. t,.srr: MORTON MARYE, CTk.
W. y. Tnyi"r p. q. oct :~-wiw
VIRGINIA: at Rules h"li in III" Clerks
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DiE'D.

In Baltimore, Yesterday, DR.. ~ {. ROBIN
SON
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4 NEw TANNER gentleman Of Bethel,
Vermont has made discovery in tanning
leather which, he claims will rcvolutionizc the
business The material he uses Is dry forest
leaves, and his experiments are said to have
been entirely satisfactory One ton Of leaves
will tan as much leather as five cords Of hem
lock bark and will do the work in one half the
time. BY mixing the leaves and bark in equal
promotions one, fourth the time is saved, The
leather tanned By this process is smoother.
more flexible. and yet retains the strength of
the raw hide in greater degree than that
tanned by bark Specimens exhibited at the
Vermont State Fair were awarded the first
tuS!s.
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CHESAPEAKE 4 ONO CANAL.-A meeting
of the Board of Directors of the Chesapeake
d Ohio Canal was held in Baltimore yesterday
The following report was made for the mouth
Of October: Receipts S52.Sl6.2O: expenses,
Sl5, O25, 90; leaving net earnings. 7.79l. 20
1t was stated that the difficulty Of procuring
vessels from Georgetown and the very low water
had diminished the revenues OF the month
An appropriation OF $4,000 was made to pay
unfunded coupons accrued prior to July. 1854.
revenues of the canal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-11

TIE RIGHT SORT. While some Northern
adventures are plotting to use the votes of ig-
norant colored people, whom they deceive in or
der to gain power to prey on our Impoverished
people, we rejoice that many Of our u North
crn settlers do not unite with them. Here is
proof. On Tuesday: young Mr.. Hornblower,
grandson of chief justice Of the State Of
New Jersey, and one OF its most honored names,
finding his horse was sick and no room irrthe
carriage for him, actually walked to SpotSylva.
mia Court House. twelve miles. to vote against
the Radical candidate and then walked back
His walk of twenty four miles is au evidence Of
this gentleman sense OF the necessity Of pre-
venting Radicals from getting power in Eir
ginia. All honor and thanks to this welcome
alu,tcd citizau-F lv.lcnckSLurq N.ms.
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Mrs. JOAQUIN MILLER has supplemented
the volume Of poems atey published by her
husband by letter in which she severely cen,
surcs the gushing poet for the homely vices OF
negIectng and abandoning his wife and chill
lrcn The fond wife bcgs the public TO wei
come her husband rs u lIlan Of genius, with
the same sort Of devotion, that would have IN
spircd letter from Mrs. Harold Skimpole.
But our American pub!ic-at least that part OF
it that Is most addicted to poetry = has pro-
sale regard for the manly virtues; aud this cX-
nos,lre, which harlnonizes So closely with the
general moral tone of Mr. Miller's gorgeous
..krown' poetry, will lead thousands of honest
people to read MiIler's glowing pictures Of
masculine meanness, scIh>hncSs, and coward
ice. with which his personal heroes are nearly
all invested, with il clearer light, aud the vcr-
Iict of American approval will be- Not for
Joaquin. - hiiddclphm Bul(ctm.
Foo Horns. The Secretary Of the Treasury
yesterday issued circular TO collectors Of Gus
toms, inspectors Of steam vessels, and Others,
| designating what fog horns shall be used upon
sailing craft Section Al of the act Of Congress
of February IS, 1871, relating to steam vessels,
| provides that each and every coal boat. trading
boat. produce boat, caual-b0at oyster DOat.t>h
| ing boat, raft. or other water craft. navigating
any bay, harhor, ": river, by hand power. horse
| power sail, or H." the current OF the river. wher
running in Il 1! " or thick weather. Or shall bt
anchored ur 'nored in or near the CHANNEL ol
tairway Of any bay, harbor or river, and not II
any port, shall sound fog horn. or equivalent
signal. at intervals Of not more than two minutes
which shall make ii sound equal tn Il steam
whistle.
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Bear In Mind.

when disease has undermined the health and the phys
ca system become prostrated asuant that wilnot
only strengthen but remove the cause. should be mme
edately resored to- Mental distress B also fruitful
OF the breaking down Of the constitution and the
ravages Of this enemy health truly alarming For
III such maladies Hoset.ers stomseh Bstess have been
found unsurpassed By acting directly upon tile digestive
organs they the heavy dsagrceaba feeling after
eating, often complained of by persons OF delicate
temperament As digestion is restored, the pa
tisnt his strength increasing and his general health
improved.
Thousands of persons corty that it may be relied on in
ali cases of weakness debility attendant upon
sedcntary habits The generality of ers are so disa-
greeabe the taste that they Objectionable to weak
stomach This is not the with Hosteers Bitters,
which will be found mild and extremely pleasant. Ba,am
ie plants barks and contribute their
to render soothing and strengthening Its basis Is tho
pnly pure stulant which has over been produced con-
taInihg no s OIL any other dcleerious element The
and skul chemists analysed the Ditters
and pronounce them harmless This scientific testimony,
but the testimony of the hundreds Of thousands who have
experienced the preventative and curative eecs OF lhe
oREAr VEGETABLE TONIC and ALTERNATIVE OF modern
tinless more conclusive In Fever and Ague Dys-
pepsa Biliousness Nervous Complaints, Chronic Com
ants and general debility it is nearly infaibe as any
Thing in this fallible world can be-
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ESTABLISHED 1885.
Greenville Coach Factory.
COVER, COX & MARKtEY.

VX1E would announce 10 our customers, that
w we arc prepared now to fill all orders for
VEHICLES. We have added to our stock OF
Wood Working Machinery, and increased our
staff of workmen to about 10, and therefore trust
that none of cur patrons will be disappointed in
having orders promptly filled. The stock of One,
TIVE, Three, Four and Six Horse Iron Axlc Plan
tation WAGONS will be kept full and now, as
for one.thiri of century last, these Wagons
shall be the STANDARD of EXCELLENCE.
We have large stock of light BUGGlES and
ROCKAwAYS, of our own make; $ also, siock
of Northern built Buggics-both low and high
priced-for those who wish to purchase Northern
work, as cheap as any Southern dealer We call
speciul attention 10 the improvements making in
our SPRING WAGONS Without raising the
price, are finishing them with great care, paint
ing them elegantly.
Price Lists promptly mailed on application.
Send us all your REPAIR WORK. Frcigh!
only charged one way on it by the Railroad.
COVER, cox & MARkLEY.
n@ O. II. P. FAINT, Esq, is our Agent at
Anderson, and will receive all orders in our line
He will keep Wagons constantly on hand, at Same
prices as tho Factory in Greenvlle.
Dec %, 1870 26 Gm
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Administrators Notice.
ADMINISTRATIVE Notice. !.

YTNnE undersigned having been appointed Nd
mlhistratrix of the Estate of the late john
s. Earle, deceased. and having made and appoint
cd ]. s: Murray her Attorney in Fact. hereby no
tiRes all personsinasbted. to said Estate to make
payment to her. saidA-Anotney, and all persons
having claims against said Estate to present then
to hm proven according to law .ss or
JANE, A. EARLE, Adm'x:'.
March %. 1871 SO g (,
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GREAT ECONOMY
Every Family Should Have
Something to save Labor.

WE call the attention Of a1l 30 The .taGt hat
wv wekeep constantly on hand and for sac
the best SEWING MACHINES ever made. Ws
hare two kinds:
Improved Singerand The Eufptreii
ANY one can SOON learn to use them With per-
feet Satisfaction. Thsy will do anything In ths
long catalogue Of different kinds Of work, suoh
as plain Stitching Of leather, heavy tif Light
cloth, Memming, Draidiug, fTucking., Cordihaf
Birding, Trinfming, Embroideringl RufhelAe'
any one con tuck . shift bosom, without bastins;
in twenty inifutes. =. ':s,s. N,' ~, S
Common Sense Sewing Machine and other cheap
patents; but when you get an Improved Slsset
or III Empire, it will do good work for life time;,
Besides, we warrant them for ten years; aud one
Of US will go to your house, if necessary, and
learn you how to operate the Machine..,
Also, We keep on hand and for sale full sup;
ply of Needless Thread and Oil. We sell the Ma:
chimes as low as they can be bought at the mana
factories.
March 2, 1871 35 - f,i
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SHERIFFS SALE.
In Court Common Pleas, Anderson Co., S. c

In Court Common Pleas, Anderson Co., D. Y.
A. O. Norris. Judge of Probate, vs. Jane G. Bur-
rss.-Complaint on tie nature Of Specific Per-
formdnce.
DY virtue of an ordor from the Court of Com
ID mon Pleas TO me directed in the above sta
ted case, will expose to sale on the First Mon
day in May next, at Anderson G. H., within the
legal hours of sale, tho following property, to
wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing SOe Acres, more or less on waters of
Wilson's creek, bounded by lands of the Estate of
James Adams, deceased, J. A. Howard, and others.
TERMS 0nethird cash, the balance on credit
of IL months, with inteIes from the day of sale
purchase to give bond with approved surely,
together with mortgage OF the premises to Sc
cure the remaining purchase money. Purchaser
to pay extra for papers and stamps.
VIM. McGUKIN,. Sheriff.
April 6, 1871 40
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Lessons in Fancy and Ornamental
Work

Lessons in Fancy and Ornamental
Work.
MFRS. r. II. HUBBARD begs leave to inform
wi. her friends and the public generally that
she c, will give Lessons in FANCY and ORNA-
MENTAL WORK, such as Hair, Feather, Bead,
Shell and Crewel Flowers, Wax Fruit and Flow
crs, Plaster, Rosin and Alum Work, Oriental
Painting Crochet Work, Embroidery, Lace Knit
ting, Pencil Drawing, &c.
sSs@ Terms for lessons reduced TO the most
reasonable figures.
Special attention will be given to scholars and
every effort made 10 render satisfaction.
Hair Jewolry manufactured for persons not
wishing to take lessons, at very low prices.
Any information rs totcrms, &c., may be ob-
tanned on application 30 Mrs: Hubbard at her
residence, or To- the editor Of the Anderson intstl
l9enesr. ~ =.
April 6, 1871 4O
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sHERIFFyS SALE.

DY virtue of sundry Executions to me dircc-
ID ted, will expose to sale on the first Mon
day in May next, before the Court House
door, within tho usual hours of sale, the follow
One Tract of Land, containing cs acres, more
or less. situate in Anderson county, bounded by
lands of Mrs. Elizabeth Ceiley, John Recks and
Others levied ON as the property of jeremiah
Satterield ut The suit of Jacob Reed.
One Tract of Land, containing 32s acres, more
or less, situate in Anderson county, bounded by
lands of James Erskine, Aaron Shirley, D. N.
Stott and others, levied on the property of D.
H. Webb, at the suit of F. G.. v. Borstel and 9TH
ers.
Terms cash-purchasers 70 pay for titles and
stamps
April 6, 1871 40
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Miss @. O. Daniels
Notice of Final Settlement.

yUyIE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
will apply to A. o. Norris, ESQ.,, Probate
Judge for Anderson County, on Wednesday, the
26th day of April next, for Final Scttlciaeut of
the Estate of James r. Burgess. doeeased, and
for letters of dismssiOn therefrom.
JAMES W. BURGESS, Adm r.
March 16, 1871 81 e
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Adjourned Meeting.
NOTICE.

rVyHE Convention of Prayer for Anderson Coun-
ty will hold its next Quarterly Meeting IN
the Baptist Church at wiif7ssason on Friday ana
Saturday before the first Sabbath III may' aao
Public Prayer meeting on Thursday evening be-
fore. Circles will be prompt in sending dele
oates. and all Minister'S are invited to attend.
r. W. TODD, Sec.
April l3r 1871 -
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9th Division, 3rd District of South Caroline,
ANDERSON S. c., March 90, 1871.
VNHE undersigned has received the appointment
of Assistant Assessor of Internal Revenue
for the 9th Division, Ord District Of South Caro-
lima. embracing the Counties Of Abbeville, Ander-
son and Oconec and is now prepared to receive
the Annual Returns of lucomc for the year 1871.
Strict conformity to the requirements OF the
law in rendering these returns will be required
Under the ruling of the Honorable Commission
er of Internal Revenue, no Return will be accept
ed unless made out in detail, that is, with the
proper entry opposite each item of the Return
nnd the whole subscribed and sworr to.
The form and manner for declaring that per-
SON is not possessed of taxable income, under
the proviso of Section l1S, Of the Act of June 80
1864, amended by the Act of March =, 1867 is
prescribed by the Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue to be the Blank Return furnished, properly
filed up, subscribed and sworn to before me-
For the purpose of expedition and promptness
in response to these requirements the following
is stated for convenience Of tax payers:
will be at Anderson C. H. until the 10th OF
Anril: at Bclton on the 1lth of April; ut VII
lamston on the 18th aud 18th of April; at Pen
dleton on the l4th and 18th Of April.
JOHN C. WlIlTEFlELD,
Assistant Assessor.
March 30, 1871 81
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THE FUTURE PROSPERITY OF THE souTM.-There can be
no doubt that would contribute greatly to the future
prosperity Of this section of the Unon many amongst us
would turn their energies and capital in new channels OF
enterprise and business The old roads they
are worn and crowded. Blaze new path through the
,,eaf ahead OF your competitors strking ex-
ample value of this preeep found in the case OF
Mr. r P Toale of Charleston, c. plain mechanic VINO
has sde hfsefthe head Of large mandatory Of DOORS
eashes and blinds.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an order of the Hon.. George g..
h Bryan, Judge of the District Court Of the
United States for the District of South Carolina,
will sell Mt Anderson GIL, s. c., on SALEDAY
IN MAY noxt, that valuable pfopery known as
NO. 10 GRANITE ROW,
In the town of Anderson, now occupied,by A. P.
Hubbard. Sold as the property Of Keese Nc
Gully, Bankrupts.
TERMS or S.4LE.-Ouc-third cash-balance
m credit of six months, with interest from day
of sale, With approved surety, and further to be
secured by mortgage of the premises which are
10 be insured and the Policy assigned. The costs
of papers, STAMPS, insurance, &c., to be paid by
the purchaser extra. Payment may be anticipa-
80 VIM. s. BROWN, Assignee.
April G. 1871 40
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.N;0TICE.,.

rT,HE. BusINkss, heretofore carried on under
the nasle and s,ylc Of Thomas Dawson has
been this day changed and will be carried; ;oh,in'
the nams of ]. L. Dawson:
Alfpersons knowing themselves to be indebted
to Thomas Dawson Must make payment on or by
saleday in April, or their Notes and Accounts wilR
be praced in;the hands of an officer for collection
j. d. DAWSON.
aaSh 2S, 1871 3e
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= so- More than 100000 people bear testimony to the
wonderful curative effects Of Dr.. Picrce's Alt Ext or
xiolden Medical Discovery For papitation or irregular
action Of the heart all severe acute or lingering Coughs
and for .Iiver Complaint" "iliousness' 1t Is une-
uualod Sold by all druggists.