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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-17
DU BLIC SALE.

Bv virtue of IL decree OF the Circuit Court of
Prince William county, rendered in Jnnncy y.
Savage, suit in equity pending, therein the IN
dcrsigncd, Commissioners Of said Court. will, on
the 9Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1871. in the
town Of Occoouan, in said county, sell, ut public
auction, to the hig hest bidder, LOTS numbered
80 and 80 in the plan of the said town of Deco
guam, on the following
Terms, to wit: Ten per. cent cash, and the re-
maindcr on a credit Of one two and three years,
with interest from the day OF sale; the purchaser
10 give bond and security for the, deferred pay
ments. and the title to be retained As further So
curly therefor.
WIN. II. PAYNE
a. NICOL.
r.;,,.. W., i-nbt.
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DUBLIC SALE.

DUBL1C SALE.
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Q!
Prince William county, pronounced at its May
term, 1871 in tho suit of King VS.. Foley, tho un-
dcrsigned, commissioners for the purpose, VIII,
on MONDAY, the It'll day of August, 1871,
that being Court day, at tho front door of the
Court House, in Brentsville, offer for sale, BY
public auction, TRACT OF LAND in the
upper part of Prince William county, adjoining
the lands E. H. Foley, Sanford Dodd and others,
containing 112t acres. The land il considered
good.
Terms: Onc-tcnth Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day Of sale the residue in
two equal annual stalmentS, with interest from
day Of sale The purchaser to give bonds, with
approved personal security, with interest. and
the title to be retained AZ security for deferred
payments. WM u ~ ~
Pr YIN. CO.. il Hlcots Commissioners.
>afs"Thc above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, September 4th, at the same time
and place. Pr. VIM. CO., aug lO-cots
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DODD'S MILLS FOR SALE.

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Prince William county, pronounced st its May
term, 1871, in the suit OF Gray vs.. Butler, the
undersigned, appointed commissioner for that
purpose will, on MONDAY, the 7:h day Of Au-
gust, 1871, that being Court day, at the front
door Of the Court House, in Brentsyile, offer for
sale, by public auction, that valuable property
known rs DoddS; Mills, with about 80 acres Of
land attached. This property is about three
miles from Haymarket and ohers great induce
mcnts to purchasers.
Terms Cash enough to pay costs Of suit and
sale and the residue Of the purchase money pay
able in four equal annual payments, the pur
chaser giving bonds, with approved personal ST.
curity, bearing interest from day OF sale, and the
title. to be retained to secure deferred payments.
EPPA HUNTOS,
Pr VIM CO., ie 20-cots Commissioner.
.Eij-Tho above sale hus been postponed unt;!
MONDAY, September 9Th, at the same tim"
and place. Pr VIM. CO., aug lO-eots
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
BY virtue Of decree Of the County Court y!
Prince William county, rendered at the JAM
term, 1871, in Cushing and wth VI. Benson and
Others, chancery suit therein pending. the IN.
purpose will expose to public sale, to the high
est bidder, before the front door Of the Cour!
House of said county, on MONDAY, the 4ti,
day of September, 1871, that being Court day.
(unless previously sold at private sale, the said
commissioners being authorized b. said d. crcr
to sell at public or private sale the TRACT or
LAND in the proceedings mentioned. OF whici'
the late Bursctt Newman died possessed, con
tanning about ono hundred and eighty acres.
This farm lies near Sudlry Mills, about five
miles from Gainesville, :. station on tho Manaa
sas Branch Of tho o.. y. d. VI. Il. r., and neat
the contcmp plated line 1T III" Potomac and Ma
nn.sas r. r. 1t is ot II lin" red soil, susceptible,
of a high state of improvement. is vel! watcred
has great variety and abundance " fruit 90 it.
and lies in an cxccil"n: nuI rapidly improving
ncghborhnod.
Terms Onr-frur.r r.1.h sal tie :c:.....ndr,
in three equal annual !r:,.!'H",::., T. hn 81
dcHced by bond, hca:"G interest !ro:n II" ds>
If sale, and deck 80 - T." N:''n,.' -:
security th"r2:'r.
J.Anaf =. :'..NiI..
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INJUNCTION SERVED. 1T was mentioned III
the Gazette some days since that Judge Cooke
rifle, of the County Court, had granted an in.
junction against the further prosecution OF
work on the Washington Turnpike Work,
however, was not suspended until this morn
ing, when Sheriff O. Neal served 4 copy of the
writ, issued at the instance of H. W. Freidley,
upon f. l.. Smith ard F. T.. Smith, jr., Attor-
neys for the road Cornelius Campbell, Con:
tractor; Thomas Marten, Superintendent; and
John keuney and j. l.. Adams, Foremeu. 1t
is understood that when this case is disposed
of, some of the other heirs of the original own
ers Of the land upon which the turnpike is built
will apply for an injunction restraining both the
Alexandria and Fredericksburg and the Alex
andria and Washington Railroads from using it.
MAYORS OrrlcE,-Jcssc Rodder, i colorod
boy, for throwing stones the street, VAS tined
and discharged.
Michael Moran, for disordcrly conduct, was
whipped and sent out of the city
james SimmS, who had escaped from the
work house. was rccommltted to his Old
quarters.
NIGHr REPORT Might clear and exceed
ingly warm-many persons sleeping on their
porchcs, door steps and cellar doors. There
were no Disturbances Three prisoners and
two dodgers were at the station house.
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The MIDDLE TURNPIKE Au-
gust II, 1871. George Washington, esq, Presi-
dent of the Corn Exchange, Alexandria Dear
Sir: I have been directed by the Board Of d.
rectors of the Middle Turnpike Company to re-
quest you to appoint three members Of the Corn
Exchange to ride over and examine the condi-
ton of the Middle Turnpike road, and report
their opinion as regards its state and repair.
The Directors believe it to be in very good Or
der, but as statements have been made in Il
newspaper to the contrary, they respect
fully ask that this examination may be
made by members Of your body. By order OF
the Directors Very respectfully your obedlent
servant CAssICs L. LEE
President. NJ T. Co
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To Mcssrs David G. Watkins, v III. A. Smoot,
Geo. r. Shinn and +. A. Reed:
Gentlemen: Will you, or any three OF you,
ACT as a committee Of the Corn Exchange, IN
carving nut the annexed communications
GEO. WASHINGTON President.
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Pr VIM CO., ju 20-cOtS Commissioners.
gsSrThe above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, September 4th, at the same time
and place. Pr. VIM. co., aug l0-cotS
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Pr. VIM. CO., je W-eots Commissioners.
aO-The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, September 9TH, at the same time
and place Pr VIM. CO., aug l0-eots
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-23
rx,or,,ou bv Haol.Driyer.

Charles LeInasky, the driver of hack
No. 80, was before the Recorder to-day
ON the charge of extortion. 1t appears
that Lemasky was employed by a sick
man to drive him from the landing to
the City Hospital, and demanded six
dollars for the job. The sick man not
having that amount. Lemasky seized his
baggage, and gave his name as Dea, a
wen-known hack owner and member OF
the Hack Owners Association. This
forenoon the sick man called on hr.
Dea to redeem his baggage. Mr. Dea
had Lemasky arrested for extortion, and
prosecuted him for the ofense. The
owner of hack No. 80 does not belong to
the Association for the prevention of ex-
tortion, but it is to be hoped that he will
dispense with the services of Lemasky as
soon as possible, as hack No. 80 can
never become popular under the present
o;rcnpnatanpps
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Sptrftuaftsn.

We have received communication
from Mr.. J. r. Robertson with reference
to the late contest between Won Week
and Miss Clara Robertson at the Assem-
bly, Hall. The communication is too
lengthy for publication in the LEDGER,
but the points made by Mr.. Robertson
are as follows:
First, Won Weeks partner, DIR. Will
son, was made committeeman, over
the protest Of Mr.. Robertson and his
friends, because the audience favored it,
being largely in Won Weeks favor.
Second, By agreement, the ring test
was to have been given over sealed
rope, but DR.. Wilson refused to allow
the rope to be sealed, and took the wax
out Of Mr.. Millers hands, and after the
ring had been successfully placed by
Miss Clara on her arms in less than
thirty seconds, DR.. Wilson refused to
allow il to be taken off, which is usually
done in about FIVE seconds, thereby de-
feating the entire manifestation. When
Won Week came to duplicate the per
formance, the rope not being sealed, he
had only to go behind the curtain, unite
the rope and place the ring on his hand,
which was accomplished in about fifteen
minutes.
Third, Mr.. Robertson's committee did
all they could to secure fair contest
without encountering difficulty.
In conclusion, Mr.. Robertson has
been authorized to offer reward of five
hundred dollars, to Won Week or any
oher man, who win duplicate the iron
ring test, as given by Miss Clara.
We do not publish the above for the
purpose of bringing about long news
paper controversy, or as a fire brand
cast into the disturbed circles of either
the inner or outer worlds, but simply to
give Mr.. Robinson hearing. As Won
Week has left the city, we presume no
other man, not medium, will be apt to
contest for the reward.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-23

Closing Interpretations, Etc
| The Fair Of the Shelby County Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association
closed on Saturday, after a weeks
unprecedented success. The condition
Of the treasury Of the Association has
been materially improved, and, as q re-
suit, the grounds will undergo a CORE
spending improvement before next sea-
son. On the closing day blue and red
ribbons futtered everywhere, indicating
the prize articles.
We noticed blue ribbon floating over
the confectionery placed on exhibition
by Burton, the famous confectioner on
the corner Of Fourth and Poplar. Burton
had a beautiful display Of candies and
confectioneries at the Fair; but If you
desire to see candy or confectionery in
all its glory, you will have to visit Bur
toms manufacturing establishment on
Poplar street.
Another blue ribbon aoated on the
specimens of Eagle roofing, exhibited by
E. c. Jones, of No. III Poplar street.
The Eagle roofing has become popular
patent, and is used extensively by our
citizens. 1t has been pronounced by
competent judges to be superior to any
thing Of the kind in use. A visit to III
I
Poplar street, where the roofing is man
ufactured, will convince any person Of
this evident fact The Eagle roofing
received the first premium at our Fair.
While the attendance at the Fair was
larger than on any previous year, it was
evident that the exhibitors we're not as
numerous as heretofore. There are
many reasons for this, the principal be-
ing the smallness of premiums offered
for the most useful articles and products
and the distance from the city to the
grounds. 1t is considerable trouble to
convey goods to the grounds, the roads
not being the best in the world even in
dry weather, while in bad weather their
condition is truly lamentable, If by
any means the Fair Grounds could be
located nearer to the city, within reach
of the street cars and easy of approach
by wagon, the Fairs of the future would
be justly celebrated, and would excel in
number of exhibitors and attendance
even the widest dreams of the most en-
thusiastic citizen of Memphis. The So
ciety deserves infinite credit for their UNI
firing efforts, which resulted in so great
success last week. Nothing could
have been better arranged or managed.
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Amusements.

MEMPHIS TusArER. Mrs. Oates, with
her comic opera troupe, will commence
an engagement at the thester this
evening, in that admirable but laugha-
BILE extravaganza, "The Fair One with
the Blonde Wig" In addition to the
old Memphis favorites, Mrs. Allen, Miss
Crane and Messrs. Allen, Crane, Jones
and Horace, a host Of new faces will APP
pear. The theater will be crowded to-
night by the lovers OF the ever popular
comic opera.
Broom s.-Great attractions will be
presented at the Jefferson Street Opera
House during the week. Manager
Broom has secured the services of
frst-class variety company, and new
stars will be introduced at regular inter-
walls. Tonight, programme contain
ing novel attractions will be presented.
The Opera House bar, adjoining, is open
day and night, for the reception of
guests.
TRAIN. On the 9th of November the
irrepressible and incomprehensible can
didate for the Presidency will address
the people Of this city on his recent ex-
perience in Europe, where he has been
watching the Internationalists, Com
munists, and Bonapartists of Europe.
Train is man Of original genius--a
splendid platform orator and ever popu-
lar with the people of all grades of so
ciety. His Memphis lectures will draw
crowded houses. y FtHgf lq0
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AANAht 1NeNNN~N Ef-N-@%
A heavy rain set in at dark last night
and continued during the night, the
water coming down in torrents before
daylight this morning. The decline
which yesterday was half an inch has
been temporarily checked, and to-day
the river is stationary, with FIVE feet to
Cairo, Eve feet at Reeves, the same at
Shoo-Fly, and nine feet down Bordeaux
chute at Choctaw bend. Rains have
fallen at nearly all points above here
during the past forty.eight hours, and
already we have intelligence Of an eight
inch rise at Cairo, and prospects Of
better water in the Ohio as well as
Mississippi. Business on Saturday even
ing and yesterday vas active, the local
packets bringing good trips and the
transient boats having Is much IS they
wanted 10 the way Of freight White
and the Arkansas rivers we're declining
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Tar fine bullock (the finest ever
brought to Memphis) which took the pre-
MUM at the Fair, and the four splendid
southdown sheep, we're bought by Mr..
H seessel, ST., at an immense price.
They win be exhibited for few days at
Mr. Maddoxs stable. Due notice viii
be Given Of their slaughter. In. the
mea mime Mr.. seessel viii receive orders
for roasts and steaks, 3 great many Of
which are already engaged. 45
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FVToB,
MrHPH1s. TENN. October %. 1871. :
Money.


Nothing Of special importance has
taken place in local monetary. matters
during the week, and except closer
feeling on the part Of lenders the money
market is in about the same condition
as when last reported. The demand for
accommodations is active, and pros
poets for an easy market anything but
fattering just now; the banks are, how
ever, supplying their customers and de-
positors with funds at the usual rates.
The exchange market has been active
during the week in the way of offerings,
but there has been scarcely any demand.
Cotton bills are taken at J to &c discount
and New York checks are sold at par.
Gold is bought by dealers to-day at
llls to lll2, with little or none offering.
Local securities are without the slight
est change.
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Business in all the leading branches
hAs been unusDslly active during the
week, and with the attractions at the
Fair our business thoroughfares have
besn ,hFeagea With bsyers from The in
terror. In dry goods the trade has ex-
ceeded any previous week this season,
and sales we're mach larger-almosi
double--those Of the corresponding week
last year. Prices ren.=ss firm. Stand
ard prints are sold At l2c in New York
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Sales on Saturday we're 1900 bales,
the market closing exceedingly dull,
and we might say demoralized. To-day
the New York and Liverpool dispatches
have knocked the bottom out of the mar
ket, and instead Of there being even a
few buyers as is generally the case I'M
der such circumstances, we could find
nothing but sellers. Those buyers who
wentin to speculate Saturday were sell
ing out to day-their profits generally APP
pearing on the wrong side of the balance.
Strict middling cotton that on Saturday
was held at 1873 to Isle, was sold to-day
at lie, and that, too, early in the day,
one factor disposing of $50 bales at that
figure. Eighty bales strict low middling
was sold at l7sc, and several lots of
strict middling were found at lSc, with
more sellers than buyers even at those
low figures. Sales up TO noon were 800
bales. The New York market opened
quiet at 1890 and the next telegram re-
ported'the market weak at lSsc, with a
corresponding decline in futures. Liver
pool opened dull at Saturdays closing
quotations. sie ~
NJ ., Al, t.,,a IL ,l,-
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II was reported throughout the city
to-day that the relatives of Capt. VIM.
Forrest had received intelligence that
the latter had been shot and killed about
ten days since in Texas on the Rio
Grande. The particulars of his death
have not reached the city, except that
his death resulted from a personal diff
Guilty with some Texan whose name was
not riven.
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ArnoRE's mince-meat, Millaird's finest
prepared family chocolate, new strained
and comb honey, very choice, at J. De
vo,o's cor. Third and Adams st. 26-t
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Liverpool Cotton AIArEst.

LIVERPOOL. October .. II a-m.-COttOn IL
dull and tending downward. Uplands. sd;
Orleans. sd.
p.m.-COtton dull and declining. Sales.
500 bales, Uplhnds. % TO ed Orleans,
si< 10 g5sd.
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Purrs at sl5 Second street.


win take place at the Chamber Of Com
merce room at four o'clock tomorrow
evening. All interested parties are in
vited 10 attend.
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LOST,

+ OsT-ANoTE OF DATE lsrH INST, DUE
u at twelve months; executed by Eliza j &.
Whitselt. for the sum Of 5000. payable to
myself or order. with ten per cent. interest
trade for the same. STARKEE REDDITT.
October 49, 1871 42-47
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NEW YoRK. October %. 10 ;25 a.m.-Govern-
ments firm with a general advance in prices.
Sterling exchange Is steady at 1855. Gold is
loaninE at 1-S2 Of per cent. ttt
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THE CITY.
MI H Nj II HIS.
Monday Evening. Oct. rs, 1871.
See fourth page for additional local.

PIrTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. It
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BETrIE-My dear Lizzie, what in the
world are you crying about2
Lizzie-Oh Bette, have ruined my
silk dress with gres,se, and also ruined
mothers carpet. and she will give me
such a seolding,, too.
Bettie-P.shawl that's a trihe easily
remedied. Send ff,y cents to any drug
store fer a box Of Kalo, and small
quantity vii extract AL the grease with
out damaging The cSler o texture.
Buy your oysters at Norfolk Depot
No. II jefferson street. So
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The Labor Agency Of L. E. Banning,
No. 4 Jefferson street, corner Of Front,
will supply all demands for labor in any
branch Of business. 40
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The following is the comparative daily

Last year at this time middlng here
was l5lc; in New York, l7lc; gold, lll5;
uplands in Liverpool, SD.
Receipts for the week are sol bales;
shipments, 1905; and sales 5000 bales
against 10, 25l received, 1888 shipped,
5000 sold the previous week, and 1907
received, GIL shipped, and 1921 sold
the corresponding week last year.
norrou araTunrrr
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C0R SALE--LETTER PAPER, WITH THE
L Memphis railroad map printed on the
fourth page, kept on hand and sold at q rea-
aonable price at this Office. 72-t
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DoN QUIxorE cigars at Sternberg's,
3l3 Main street. 81
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THILMAN & GAIsMAN, 6S Union street,
have on hand fine lot of HORSES and
MULES, which they offer for sale on thirty
or sixty days time. 3O-Sl
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Ladies, BIbrs society of memphis.

Ladies' Bible Society of Memphis.
This society has done an immense
amount of good work in a most unosten-
tatious manner throughout the city and
country. Thousands of Bibles have
been distributed among the poor and
needy by the agents of the society. The
regular me etings take place on the last
Saturday Of each month at 10 o'clock
am.
oFFIcERs LADIES BIBLE SOCIETY.
First Directress-Mrs. Cyrus johnson,
Alabama street Presbyterian Church;
Second Directress-Mrs. Watson, First
Methodist Church; Third Directress-
Mrs. Milton, Third Presbyterian Church
MANAGERS.
Miss Ward, First Methodist Church;
Mrs. Washburn, Third Presbyterian
Church: Mrs. Frank Mahsn, Mrs. Car
rington Mason, Second Presbyterian
Church; Mrs. Bigelow, Mrs. Quacken-
bush, Congregational Church; Mrs. I.
B. billiard, Mrs. Mary Bruce, First Bap-
tist Church; Mrs. Begbee, Mrs. Douglass,
Central Methodist Church; Mrs. Frank
Barnum, Mrs. NJ. Burke, First Presby-
terrain Church: Mrs. Z. A. Cayce, Mrs.
c, 4. Josey. Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. Miss f. Rudisill, Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Memphis and Arkansas River P s,ks Go;
Little Rock.
PAT CLEBURNE..... Pritchard. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE IT,
w THIS DAY, 23d, at ~ pm. elisS7ntssf
positively. n@Szss--sHssa
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
W. III. KENNEDAY. Agent.
Office on COmpany's Wharf boat.
f TII,H Foot Of Court street.
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Oysters.

Fresh stock received daily by V. d.
Fuchs, IL Jefferson street. [70
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WARNER's PREPARATIONS for sale at
the Little Drug Store Round the Corner,
SO Adams street. 1901
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BOARDING.

BOARDING THE wHITEM0RE HOUSE.
ID l09 and Ill Adams street, having lately
undergone thorough repairs and been newly
refurnished. is now prepared to accommodate
boarders with light, pleasant rooms, and with
as good a table as the market affords. Rates
very moderate. 2st
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROTICE7-THE
Jefferson street House. M. 1O0
Jefferson street, charges for board
and lodging per day. 81 20. The rooms
or three single beds. and good spring mat
tresses. The table is supplied with the best
the market affords. Regular boarders taken
at very low prices. Remember, No. l05 JEFF
ferson street M-l64
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-23

pace & SrovAL's Rough and Ready
tobacco, found at Sternberg's, 3l3 Main
street. 81
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HAVE your CRATES set with Lemon S
patent. This improvement embodies
utility, economy and durability. Call at
229 Second street. Sc
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FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-AFINE RoogAwAY HORSE;
{ gentle in harness. Address Grocer.
Ledger office. Alt