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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-31

Police Oourt--rhe following cases were
disposed of by Police Justice White fbis
morning:
David Henderson, colored, was up to answer
the charge of unlawfully cohabting with the
wife oi Charles Jones. Charles failed to put
in an appearance, aed David was discharged.
Chastain Nichols, ior being drunk and un.
able to take care of himself. and also for he;ne
a vagrant, was proved to be a stranger in the
city, and was let off, ON condition that be
would at once make himself scarce.
Mike Berne, for unlawful and reckless driy.
ing, was required to pay fine of $40, warned
and discharged.
Samuel M. Page, for assaulting and beating
security in the sum of $500 for his appearance
on next wednesday, to which time the case
was continued.
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Skating Rink open this afternoon.

Jeaoish Passover The Passover season
commences with our Israelitish citizens on tbs
evening of the 9th of April and continues on
through the week, the 9th and 7th being called
the first days of Passover, the 8th, 9th, 10th
and llth the middle days, land 18th and 18th
the last days This is celebrated in commemo.
ration OF the great event narrated in the Bible,
wnen the destroying Angel passed over Egypt
smote all the first born, from the first born of
Pharaoh to the first born OF the beast but
sparing the first born of all those who ccm-
piled with the order of the Almighty in strik-
ing their door posts with the bloody hissop.-
10 ieaven bread is allowed in the household
,u.uflng tne continuance of the season, and re.
ligious services are held daily. The season
April. VI
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Cincinnati, March 31.-- John, s. l..
Blackburn has been committed for trial on
the charge of numbering his mistress, Miss
Mary Kane Lowell, who, it is alleged, he
induced to take poison or otherwise killed
some days ago, and afterwards caused it to
De represented that she aud himself had de-
signed committing suicide, but that he
finally refused, while she drank the fatal
dose. The accused is said to be insane.
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George Emerson, an Englshman re-
sloing In Exeter, having lived bachelor
untll he was nearly fifty, conceived the
Idea OF marrying Chinese woman. and
sccordiogly set sail from, Liverpool for
oanFon. There be selected girl of eieh-
Teen, gave her father e2O for her. was
welded on the spot, and re-embarked far
nome. He quarreed violently with his
WE before reaching land, aud was with
oiilculty prevented from throwing her
overheard. lie now offers to DISPOSE OF
his Chinese connubial investment at les.
than half price. '-
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srRENaTn quarry rcoNory

STRENGTH, PURITY, EcoNoMY.-Tilese three
requisites are combined in DooIE1's wel,-known
YEAST POWDER. AS each ingredisnt entering into
'ts composition is free from any teeterous or inip
RES substances, the Purity aud full srRxsorH Of
each article is guaranteed In the manufacture and
as one pound of DooIsY's YEAST pownsa will last
'hira longer IN culinary department, than The vast
MINORITY OF Baking Powders in market II proves
oonolusveiy iaat 1t is the most economical. Con
duces light and elegant food. -
For sale by all Grocers. iif
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The Enquirer, this morning, has the
following in its article upon the Sands
| case: it
Upon being brought into court, Sands,
through his counsel, General Henry A, Wise.
submitted motion for bail, which was granted
by the court, and the amount of bail fxed at
$4,000 for his appearance next Monday.
Messrs. Alexander II. Sands and John Net.
ties were offered by the prisoner as his sure.
ties. These gentlemen having given satisfac-
tory answers assto their pecuniary ability to
become liable for the amount demanded, were
accepted.
The judge explained the reason WHY he fixed
the amount of bail at larger figure than he
had in the case of Chahoon, was that in that
case he had originally fixed the bail at $40, 900,
but that representation having been made by
counsel, and it having been proved satisfactory
to the court that Chahoon had not sufficient
means to justify his entering into bonds for that
amount, and his sureties being unwilling to
become bound for more than 81, 500, be had
reduced the bond to that sum. There being
no such plea put in on the part of Sands the
amount of bail was not reduced.
We are authorized to state that so far
as the sureties of Mr.. .Chahoon are con-
cerned, the above statement is wholly with
out foundation. They were able aud will
ing to offer the Court any amount of bail
it might require.
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Il Pathetic appeal. following an.
peal, neatly printed, was found on the desks 9
members of the House Of Delegates on Thurs
day night. We did not ascertain If 1t b ad n,
effect intended or desired:
THE swEErHR's APPEAL.
'Mr. Speaker and good members all.
To- privilege question now arise,
For dirty hall 1 do despise:
In rising now to state this fact,
I hope don't ihtrude,
For I'm youth with but little tact 81
And may appear rude ~
so without any further miration aa
1, your very humble sweeper
Respect ully suggest little donation.
10 the amount in stamps of a quarter.
JOHN FoRREsTER. Sweeperu
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Harmony Dioision, No. so, S. of n,
elected the following officers for the ensuing
quarter, last night: R. B. Wilson, W. p:
+; A. Christian, W. A. !; D. B. Collins. T.
CHARLES Crawford, F. s. Frank Pelouze, R.
3, Alpha Owen, A. RI S. IA Selden BlIysop,
y. EDDIE kndd, A. s.. Quarles, l. s. Ro-
lain; John R. Mountcastle, P. W. P. Trus.
tees: George 3. Davis, R. B. Wilson, A. b.
owen, Robert Holtback, John A. johnson /.
The above officers will be installed at their
place of meeting next Thursday night. The
division is in fourishing condition, and are
naving large accessions every meeting. They
initiated seven last niobt.
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major Hd0adrick d ed.-This
morning, the above named gentleman. ac-
companied by his counsel, Col. l. H. Shield
and Major Turner, appeared before Police
Justice white. After waiting some time for
moved the discharge of Major Hambrick
White.
Those who know the Major will not be sur
prised at this decision of the court. His arrest
was regarded as the folly of foolish people. 1t
is aoout time such nonsense was ended "Let
US have peace"
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Allen McClean, a young Kentuckiau.
residing in Campbell county. had been
quite dlssipated, but "got religion" ar a
methodist revival, and regarding himself
as better prepared to die than he ever
would be again. he went to the Licking
river, and, after singing "I want 10 he af
anger, ieaped into the stream and drowned
A Philadelphia firm advertise. for ga large
boy to fire under boiler"
Nobby New York has taken to Berlin
kid gloves. "A
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. d
The RED REPUBLIo.-The red flag il
triumphant in Paris and Marseilles. On
Tuesday afternoon the commune was pro.
claimed from the steps of the Hotel dc
Vile in the capital. Speeches were made
from platform covered with red cloth
and the square was filled with an ,enor-
nous crowd Of Nationals, who raised their
caps on the points of f-their bayonets and
repeatedly cheered the Republic. Salvos
Of artillery were fred frequently. These
scenes, and the use of such terms as sthe
9th Germnal' in the proclamations of the
committee, will begin to remind readers of
the days o. 'S9.
The Paris government is already engaged
in re-organizing the army, and in negoti-
ating with Prince Bismarck The willy
dipomatist treats the Reds with much
consideration. M. Thiers is inactive, ex-
cept in issuing proclamations. He is evil
IDENTIFY striving to outdo his rivals in this
line. He is reported to be collecting an
army, and will be ready to n.arch on Paris
and put down the Red Republic in eight
days. The Prussians are again concen-
tratipg in the neighborhood of Paris, and
promise to remain there until the disorders
are over. A dispatch from Berlin men,
tions the prevalence of the opinion there
that the restoration Of the empire in
France is almost inevitable M
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evening Stats 5onrnat.
ANOTHER RADICAL sonEmE.

me Radicals, having discovered that ths
omcers and men of the army and navy are. as
general thing, Conservatives. pronose m
usoano the one and abolish the other. under
.ne pretence that such step would bring us
perpetual peace. The real object, however, is
70 get rid OF honorable and conscientiou, men.
who will do their duty and nothing but their
aay, tnat they may fll their places immedi-
steiy, Dy reorganization, with such scoun.
o.eis as MIX, Bergen, and their fellows. who
VII 40 tneir masters bidding and be the will
fng Instruments OF despotism in its conspiracy
~ ~, ~ .ue overthrow OF American liberty. There
Is more In this seemingly silly resolution than
appears on its face. II covers deep design
against the life Of the Republic.
We clip the above from the Richmond
inquirer. 1t is a brilliant specimen of
| supreme ignorance, or deliberate misrepre.
sentation. The only proposition made in
congress to abolish the Army and Navy
was that alluded to in our columns yester-
DAY. IL was made by the Hon. j. B.
Storm, Democrat, from the Tee,fM district
OF Pennsylvania.
Inc Philadelphia Press (Forneys paper)
says of it "We do not wish to impugn
the motives Of Mr.. Storm, but we think
that bis resolution is more in the interest of
the rebels OF the South than. of peace and
good will"
The JOURNAL accepted Mr.. Storms pro-
position as true craftsmanship, and COM
mended it, as it will always be glad to do
any movement for the public good, whether
proposed by our own party or the opposi-
ton. We very well know that it is i'm
possible to pass such a bill now, probably
not for years, and, therefore, it cannot affect
local questions. n
The attempt to turn Mr. Storms bill |
against the friends OF justice and public
order, is another specimen of the fanaticism
which controls portion of the Southern
press, which is laboring to destroy utterly
what little remains to its own people worth
saving. 4ss
Vain to hash up stale common places
about soil, climate, and the superior advan-
tages of the South in one column, while
another breathes the worst spirit of intoler-
ance. Do not these papers know that
their own readers will scken of this true
nlence and sectional hate, and turn away
from them in disgust ere long. Every
such article sdiminishes the value of real
estate, lessons by large sums the daily .
profits of every tradesman, and cuts down
'he wages Of every mechanic in the city !
Ind in the State.
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Texas State Fair.

Galveston, March 81. - The people
throughout the State are making great
preparations for the second annual State
fair, to be held at Houston, commencing
May 20, and lasting six days. Competi-
ton is open to the world. Unusual public
Interest is manifested. The fair promises to
be great success. Hon. Horace Greeley
will deliver the opening address.
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BANKRUPT N,pTICE-

~ THE He DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITFn
Il STATES, for the District of Virginia.
n. IN the matter OF Penniman Bro, ys, William
PannIli banarupt--in bankruptcy. ~ " " ~ ''''' u
9Th District of Virginia, ss;
No.ce Is horeby given, that by order of the com,
nsS,. ~ sad matter, second general meeting Of the
in,,dn oi the SAD bankrupt will be hold at Ab
n;, ao,, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at tie Office Of II ~
slepons T. o. n g enc Of the Registers in Bankruptey
- su District for the purpose named ia the ~ 7tb
secuon OF the act Of Congress, entitled An act 10
establish uniform syst m of bankruptcy throneb'
out tee United States,' approved March ID 1897 o.
day Of March, 1871. - '"i9 h Aosh
NH 31-F2w q aARnNrp .,
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Ihe Public Guard bill sleeps the sleep
o. death, and the budding aspirations of a
Dozen or more who wanted to clothe them
selves in the glorious paraphernalia of war
nave been squeIcbed. 1t takes seventy votes
., 10 pass 1t in the House and twenty-five to pass
1t in the Senate, which numbers cannot ba oh
tained. Meanwhile civic guard is on duty At
the penitentiary, and doing we'll. =
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NJ MR., l00-lnvoluntary
N THE DISTRICT COURT on THE TN,

~,y No., l00-lnvoluntary rfa.
THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states for the district of Virginia. -' 90
IN the matter Of John D. Cooper vs. 4 Jonas Jr
bankrupt-in bankruptcy. - )
mi, 10 Whom it May Concern The Understand
gives notice of his appoiAtnent as assipnee Of ~
estate OF sampson Jon.s, Jr, of Henrcy city in sa
uis,rct, VINO was GU the 22d day of December 1870
by ts paakrns on the petition of j. B. Cooper
Dated Richmond, March both, 1871.
mi, o, r. Th0S. S. ARMISTEAD,
-" Assignee
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Capture Of a Supposed 7Aief-About
o'clock to-day, Detective Pat Woods sue.
cee1ed In arresting colored man by the name
OF Gilbert Price, on the charge of having
stolen very valuable gold watch from Mr..
prisoner to the first police station. vvbere be
VIII remain until to morrow, when he will have
hearing before Police Justice White.
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1he Apr1t term of the Hastings court
VIII VIII commence 3: on Monday next. The grand
", William Ira Smith, George A. Hundley. O. r.
NWeisiger, Alfred Moses, James l.. Ege, F. 4.
glasgow, Sherwood Carter, Gideon b. Rag
,Mand, IL. Z. Q. Baskerville, and James w.
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Y. $. COLLEoToR's SALE.
INTERNAL REVENUE SALE.

OFFICE COLLECTOR INT. RRv., SRD DIST VAL
RICHMOND, March 2Sth, 1871.
On THURSDAY, April 9Th, 1871, at IL Nj, at the
Export Bonded Warehouse Of VIM. Myers, in the
city Of Richmond, at public auction shall sell the
following lots of TOBACCO, seized by me for viola.
tions Of the U. 8. Internal Revenue Laws and sold
under section SO, act January 18th, 1866:
Lot No. /, FOUR CADDIES MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO.
Lot No.2, ABOUT THREE HUNDRED POUNDS
OF LOOSE TOBACCO. -
Lot No. 3, ABOUT 1900 CIGARS.
RUSH BURGESS,
NH 2e-tds Collector Int. Rev. 3rd Dist. Va.
ALSO,
ONE YAWL-B0AT, seized sometime sincc will be
sold at same time and place.
NH sl-tds RUSH BURGESS, Collector.
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Skating at Assembly Hall at 4 o'clock.

1he carnioaa tonight at Assembly Hall.
for the benefit Of the Order of knights Of
Pythias, promises to be decided success. We
hear that every body and the rest of mankind
Will be present in full force and in full costume.
Ihere VIII be plenty of fun to crafty all, and
happy time generally. Don't fail to secure
a ticket, whether YOU go or not, as the nro.
ceeds are for most worthy object.
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GALE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE BANK OF
~ VIRGINIA.
In obedience to decree of the Circuit Court OF
the United States for the District of Virginia. the
dersigned will, on the
29TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT,
beginning at 10 o'clock A. M, ct the House
door of said Court, in the Custom House building in
the city Of Richmond, make sale for cash, Of ali the
EFFECT5 Of the BANK OF VIRGINIA, consisting
Of BONDS, BILLS, NOTES, JUDGMENTs, DE-
CREES and whatsoever else there be.
Creditors of the Bank whose claims have been al
1osed are under said dec GO, entitled to iet on ut
par their claims against any purchases of said effects
fhsy may make.
descriptive list of said effects may be seen at the
counting house of Q. Tardy, OF the undersigned
on Seventeenth and Dock streets, or at the office OF
D. j. Saunders, Eleventh street, between Main
and Bank, in Richmond, which the public ore in
vited to call and examine This list will be printed
for circulation, and it will be advertised when ready
DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
8. @. TARDY,
Receivers Bank OF Virginia.
March 24th, 1871. NH 24-1aw tbs
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7He Case Of N. G. M7nn.-At 2 o'clock
to-day this gentleman was brouobt has"ra
Police Justice White, charged With falsely
swearing in material matter on The
trial of George Chahoon. After full hear
ing of both sides, the Justice discharged The
case, there being no evidence to sustain the
charge. '"0
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THuRsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
~ strongly recommended as the best dentifrice
III cleansss and preserves the teeth, harden
'he gums sweetsns the breath and, containing no
aou or gritty substance is perfectly harmless, an
AH w usea aa'y with groat advantage. Sold by al
afugg'sts. Price, 25 and SO cents Der bottle
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That Gold.--The Alexandra Standard
and Sentinel in commenting on the testimony
OF Il. 3. Sanxay in the Chahoon trial, saws:
I'VE are informed by one who was of the party
IN charge of the money, that 1t was impossible
ior mr.. Sapxay to have reached any of the
till turned over to General Duke--in The wsv
testified to by him." w
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MARR1En-

kfxDoRE-sMILEY---On the public bigh ~
d. snyder, Mr.; SAMUEL EEXD0RE j. aged "a vaars
f,,N 20 MRS. SARAH SMILEY, aged 26 years. The old
oihs Deih violently opposed TO the marriage of N
as stated above. i1 as inarfied
iMBODEN-LoCKETT-on March 1stb =,
parry parry SroSe, Meek enburg county, Va, the reai
usnceoI e inc brides father, General j. d. IMBoDpN
and Miss ANNA IL. LOCK Err - Ia DoDH IN
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The regular monthly meeting of tie
Typographical Union will be held to.morrow
night at 71S O'Clock, in the rooms over John.
sons restaurant, on Twelfth street. Printers
VIII take notice of the change in the place of
meeting.
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Personal.-Rev. A. r. Miller, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church worshippinr
in the United States courtroom, arrived in
town yesterday, and will hold his first service
next Sunday morning at the usual time and
place. His excellent reputation in his former
neid oil labor has caused his congregation here
terest. - an
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WE print to-day the able speech OF the
Hon. Charles Porter upon the repeal of the
test-oath and kindred topics. While we
feel compelled to differ from our worthy
representative upon some points contained
in this speech, we ask for it candid Pc
rusa].
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Ha!t fare.--Half fare tickets will be
issued by all the roads leading to Richmond to
members J attending Great Council of Red Men
this city in April. :"
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republican City Central Campittee.
u .u.i aatendance a of the members of the RepubIi
can Oity Central Committee is desired for this
evenl9g' as business of Importance will be pre-
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DEFECTS IN ROLLING Stock. "A cores
popdent of the Mechanics Magazine says
that in Bavaria ''one of the rules of the
railway system is to the effect that re-
ward, varying in amount from half horin
(10d. sterling) to one form and half rs.
6d.), according to the Importance of the
case, shall be paid to every man employed
in the stations or on the lines, who discov-
ers and makes known flaw, deiect.or break
in the axle, axle-holder (bandage) or spring
of any carriage or engine attached to a
train or defect or break in coupling
iron. Recent events have shown us that
we must at least respect the Germans
They seem to manage their siege trains
pretty well. May we not borrow hint
from their system of management of rail-
way trains ?"
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& ( 10 $40 PER pAy

81 = TO $40 PER nay.
70 - MEN, WOMEN, BoYs and GIRLS who en-
gage IN our new business make from sb to $40 per
uay IN their own localities. Full particulars aud
instructions sent free by mail. Those in need of
permanent profitable work, should address at once
GEORGE sTINsoN & CO., Portland, Maine.
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More Money.-The sheriff of Louisa to-
day deposited in the State treasury the sum of
Sl,6oo. The sheriff of Westmoreland county
deposited $34.96
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WOMAN AND HER CHARMs-Doss Won,

WOMAN AND HER CHARMs.--Doe your wife or
asughter ever call on you for money to buy now
oress or bonnets You supply their wants with
pressure Oh course. But now they are siskly--fee
p,e ana emsciated, and are always grunting and eer
pianihg when you go home. Now gladden. then
nearts by sending to the drug stoe and procuring
oo''lo u English Female Bittera, which will soon
restore them to health
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SHIPPING

E0R NEW YORK.
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and SzNN
sbjn VIM OIYbE Gantan ir'' 4,r~.snss III, .iH
leave her wharf at Rockets FRIDAY, March
3lst, at p. M. Freight received up to the hour of
sailing. si'-e
Close connections and through bills of lading given
to all southern and eastern ports.
This elegant steamship has fine cabin sccommoda-
tions.
w
Round trip tickets, good until used, only....15 60
For freight or passage, apply to
t DAVID j. BURR. President.
No. 12l4 Main street.
WASHINGTON & Co., Agents.
Pier 81 North river, New York. NH 29--3t
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SooFEN'S NOTORIOUS KID GLovE CLEAN
hh.-by Its aid gloves can be quickly and ropea tad
~ cleaned and made equal to new; even when badly
soiiea they can be readily restored lis easy OF ,p
pncation and is PERFECTLY free from any odor. ,yor
sale by druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents 81 hottIa ~'"f -
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


EOR RENT am about to ERECT BUILDINGS
Il over my WATER POWER near the old PAPER
MILL, on Tenth street, suitable for MILLING and
MECHANICAL purposes, which will rent rea-
sonable terms. FRANKLIN STEARNS, 4
NH 29-10t 1913 Main street.
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THERE will be State elections during the
first three days of next week. Connecti-
cut elects State officers and Congressman
on Monday Michigan elects Judge of
the Supreme Court and regents of the
State University on Tuesday, and Rhode
Island elects State officers on Wednesday.
The municipal election in Cincinnati also
comes off on Monday, and on Tuesday
there is an election in the Fourth District
Of Michigan for member of Congress, in
place Of Mr.. Ferry, who has been elevated
to the Senate.
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1850, no.Ah NoilcE-Persons wishing the STATE
oouhNAh ieft early and regularly at their places
OF business residences, by rssponsibla carrie,s
will please leave their orders with s'al
JOHNSTON & sELDEN.
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CkTLETT. ''' -ir'' Aoof HUGHES
N .nie sanerai TOMORROW Saturday MORNING at
~ 0 co (, 'rom Union Station church FriandsarJ
aoquantAnc,sof Of the family invited to attnnd ana