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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-11

Fall and explicit directions asesnpany
the medicines. Evidence Of The NEST re-
sponsibls and reliable character furnished
OF application, with hundreds Of thousands
Of living witnesses. and upward Of $1,000
unsolicited certificates and resenhsndats~
~ letters, many Of which are iron Tho
highest sources, including enissht Physi.
clans, Clergymen, Statesmsn ste. Ths pros
pristor haa never resertsd 70 thSit publiesA
tion in the newspapers: 10 duel net " THE
from the fact that HE articles fAhk IS Slshs
dard Preparations, and 10 ~ $50 u 10
propped up " esrli1eats1- nsnry =. Hsln>
bold's genuine prspsratloss delivered 70
any address. secure from ~bssrvstis-
Establlshsd upward q 20 years. osld ~
Druggists everywhere. Address lslisrs for
information, - cenAdssrs 70 nsary r.
Hslnbeld, Druggist and Chemist. Only ds.
pots: II. +. Hslmbsld Drug and Chenieal
Warehouse, No. So Broadway, n. r.. o. 10
Il. !. Hslmbold's Medical Dspet, lOS South
Tenth It., Philadelphia, p: Bsverese eeun-
Tske no other.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-22
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The Best and han dsomest Weekly - the
State.
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:Publiahed continuous since 1913.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-22

Each number of Saturday Night"
contains AS much Reading matter as
any Of the popular monthly magazines.
Three dollars per year win purchase SO
n0ml,ers Of ssSaturday Night" The
same money expended i'm g magazine
only brings you ~ numbers.
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1871. Is 1871.
GAr.EsBURa
i RE- 81 BIZ CAN
ron zEh RhAR 1871.

me Rsunblicrn contains forty ight
columns and 81 the largest paper IN
Knox County 3llinoi 6 l9
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FERRY! FT1IR16Y H

.rTSHE nhdeTs gned has just retttted
and renewed the old and well known
Clendening Ferry, on the 9alcaslen
river above Lake Charles where the
travelling public VIII find good accom-.
modations, Swimming and Catch PENS
Pasture etc. 9ulI3l 5a 81
He hopes by close attention, and
moderate charges, to receive share ct
H. ID. NIX
Lake Charles, Ia. March 9th l67l-1y
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Southern Cpltivator.
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Encouraged BY nnexnmpied success
during the ZEN months Of its existence,
the Publisher Of the Galgsburg Repub-
ican Is determined TO spare no pains
nor axpenss to make the Republican the
most popular paper In the State, as IT
hes already become the faYorite Weekly
Of Western Illinois. TEREs-S2 . year,
sfAddreas,
.g THE REPUBLICAN, gt
.ss 1a Galesbnrg, Illiaois. taa
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oMeera 81 LollisiA &c Ageney.I:

Gov, g. H. MOUTON. President,
Judge 3, q. MEERICK Yice-P President,
B. B. SHINES . Secretary.
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J. N. FOLWELL, M. p. i

81
The shove arc, the most 30pulaE pen.
cies, but in additioh thefeHnbor We
Mound City issues 3 81 ,r9g5Ia.
Nom FORGETTING Policies,
40 Participating Polioies, M
and IA fact, al other classes 81 POLICIES;
Premiums are payable in cash, Bat !
Che assured desires ONE THIRD o. tns
.annual oE semi annual pEemiunl, ~
remain unpaid, is being endorsed as Z
interest basting loan on the policy ~
oil paid, OF eancelled by dividends, ],
Each policy holder VII share ~ ~
IsKs0FI.IS IA the proportion be I,Si
have C0kTRIBII I'D u the As5EAO
0f the Company, BHa = !,
Ihis Compeny makes no charge :"
policy, fee on gtamps, e.a. a.,
The Louisiana B1snOh Once ia - "
Story Building, Cd EtaiE8. No. . ~ ~.
her Gannp &Cofnm0n Ebtaetas OF
City Hotel EeW 0riaena 80
$3.50 aB. II. EEA4ALAsa
State hgont fog Ia, New 0l.sAp
o .a DAVID G REID
.3tt Agent Cor G ea k9EIlA
s WIZ I sKIRKl Az. ~. ls,s y,
Consulting Phyaigian tor CO.
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Saturday NAgmS
The dreatest Of The Weeklies.
: over s7o, 900 was paid during The
past year, for the Instruction aud En-
fertainment 81 its Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Readers. a1.
Six OF Hoes Large Cylinder Presses
are kept constantly running, day and
night, to supply the demand for this
journal.
Every story, every Szetchy and eve
~ Article printed in the Saturday Night,
Is orieinal, and written expressly foi
It's Coiumns, bythe best talent that mop-
ey can procure. aE sIEhEsL lei3
The purity and moral tone Of Satur-
day night ia Of the highest order.
Nothing that can in the least offend
the religious or political belief OF any
one win be allowed to appear on its
pages. $500 -
Ia fact. itisthe best family paper pub
lished, and It's past success is proof that
it is THE PAPER for every home in the
land.
Saturday Night IS 9 nrge elBhg "a
paper, containing forty columns Of the
best reading matter, elegantly printed
on fine white paper and neatly illustra-
ted. ltgs 'sL sl9 Y t.2 80
A New Story is commenced every
three weeks 1H5N8
Five continued Stories in every paper.
From seven to ten short Stories OF
Love and Adventure in every paper. L
From six. TO ten beautiful piecesot
Poetry Ia every paper. 4ed. nsfs,s
Half column 81 Facts Worth Remena-
herring, giving items Of interest To eve
~ one ha I'll, 10 go. .s.., ss9
Under the head of Gas Light Read
ing is Q splendid collection OF Witty and
H1moro Is Paragraphs. w #l101-
In every paper Is published . Fairy
TalB, written expressly for the children.
81 The column Of Answers to CQrrespon-
dents contains information in reference
20 matters of Law, Domestic and Friend
ly Relations, History, Ancient and Mod
srn, and everything connected with
Love, Courtship and Marriage. '4"
B. ~.
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JAS. Il. LUCAS, w. 81. JENNINGS
A. M. BRITTON. JAS. B. EADS,
81. M. HATCH, 5 JAS OWENS, aar
OHAs. Mol AREN, "a. ii. BUCKNER
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90 = d iho - 20.
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Pdbliahsdas Athsnss Georgia, 81 VII
liam ana w. ID. Jones. r,#a \ r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

POLICE COURT, WEDNEsDA DAy-Justtce r.. n
Royster prestding.-The following case
were disposed of - + '''I "'.l .IIto't -
Mary Ann Dougherty, charged with as
saulting and beating Elizabeth Penny "
Fined $500. "'nI"i o.i '.I.TNG -, = SSnnt ~
- Elizabeth Penny charged with assault
Ig 1Ing and beating Mary Ann Dougherty
Discharged. - - ~ ,.I.-0l IN,-o ~
=. Robert Lawrence (colored1, charged with
treSpasslAS upon the premises OF G.. ZandeI
Win intent to steal money from the drawer
Committed for thirty day ..n''t'''i II il =
Edwafd cray (colore6, charged with
steahng q lot OF clothing, the PROPERTY Of
hamarm aaH,a+ 1eoGt is failed to appear, and at
Harriet and h'riliman Jeter Yco1ored,
charged with ST eallns lot of manifltti,HrpslI,
tobacco from w. F.. and b: Burwe1l. Hdr.
riet was discharged and, 'TilIman se,lt to
jail for thirty days i.''I s'','.i"7'.' - y
Daniel Driscoli, charged with assaultinn
and striking Emanuel Johnson. and also
with being disofderly in T.. r. PiIkipton's
tobacao factory Fined S.. thr'""i 'lH
Emanuel johnson (coIored),' charged
with .assauItng and throwing stones at,
ind threatening the life of, Daniel DriscoH.
Discharged. ''"''n' '''.' ''''''''' ,''''' '
Virginia White (celored), charged with
'recelYlnS S3G6 nom Sarah Davenport, The
property Off. Fl Anderson, knowing the
same to be stolen, and also one ttunk, con-
taining clothing! Continued until 14th. =
Fannie Johnson (tolored), charged with
abusing and threatening Jennie Matthews,
and Jennie Matthews, charged With abus-
ing Fannie Johnson, were each fined 81. '''
'nWm. Pryor (colored), charged with OBJ
tanning q watch valued at IS Under false
pretee,nEses, the hs property Of Henry Pryor,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

5
THE ARKAEsAs DEMOCRATS TAKE. THE
NEW DzPABTuRE.--Little Rock, July IL
The Democratic State Central and Congress.
sional Committees have adopted resolutions
opposing the calling Of 8 State convention
until the National Democratic Committee
Ills for National convention ) disclaiming
the right to make a platform, but recon.
mending to the peoples earnest considera-
tion the address Of the Democratic members
of, Congress and the platform Of the De-
.mocracy of Ohio and Pennsylvania, as en-
ihodying living issues upon (which, the 4 Ma.
9ps esmpsgn npna, made oRp9sng
tive Ito the best interests of society; and
'aopmending to the people the protection
0f;tle rights Of all citizens, irrespective 6i
race. color, or previous condition, but
earnestly demanding Qrr. own rights by all
legitimate means. ~: ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

~ aE !, TERMINUS OF. THE THE CHrss !, ;-:I-7I D
iY Highly T1,portn,mtn rmnE Z. 5.si AsD
;sg.LA nEge meeting Of some. of tho mset. ,..
hs94ential LILY business men, of Ricbmannd mos. Jos
nas q 1he ghambeE of Commerce last last sxa mass
In, 20 reGelXe the report Of a, nj. KeiIsS
sDtsaVenpQrt, and L. D.. Crensbaw :
Sv;s,, SGist,ssee" y, appointed to visit New Yora
dsns | ana ae, we" OF comforting with the P,esi.
E0hiS aM rniin OlseclaEsi of the chesapeake. and
lroad road 7''4oaa ,as, TO the terminus, of their
| ExoP NO motion Or Col, n. {. cabe,,: p ".
e.. .donhIla m.ss y called TO the chair! and p.
mi Graass vas appointed secretary, ,,lD|-. :
lothar man,sa, nan,isnaW, IN athel absence of The
s,m members Of the COMMITTEES. eave " 'i -,
nn Sae result Of the interview at t6sa 6sass @ ~
rn rlnI stating that the c6mnhfttea SaS. Ias haas
viii ;tIl'su ~ ey The president and .directcrs Svn
M MI sne greatest courtesy and ,attent;on
tha SiEIsIaW spoke in earnest tarn,s =:
no, ;Stsat Importance of the road 70 i n;o -
ou, ana gave some facts to iIf1str,ton o'S.- t.le
,inaense I'M; trade which Richmond wo,,d .an She
nSg irom tine great work, ~ ouiu oe-
,a vaherai :WHkham.. in reply To a oo1,
an,o oasS 2h NM explained the views q If tho the
H. ~, ie and made q statement shown q
'le SHss OF certain routes FOR the termitnS
s..orns 1r' ~ ". Va6eif, DR.. HaxaH, FrankSin
tba i,,nst;a anW osner. gentlemen, addressed
hSns IN m.ng and, and :s.r1tst %
notiSnanSe ns, iall or views, the foIlowine. nre'
~, shigie Ta ana resolution, offered by MI. VIM
-: r tanner, were unanimously adonted ;. !. -; ,
:. W nefeas 1t is deemed matter of hiohest
importance TO. the interests Of the c;fu ,of
hlsHmond o, q. ithat this point should he mada
the EASTERN terminus of the Iiho1o, o u,.o
and Ohio railroad. Therefore - pHGns'
/ Hesotce6j 'Thata tbnmitteeiof ten rytij
Zens be.apDeinted topeonter with o,ir Civ
Council, and impress .uron- them tho I'M.
portance of affording the said railroad COW
pary such facilltfes as NAV ka a II sVai.
tfor efectns an easy passape of thnirp puMoa trn;o
ueioss tne city to the wharpes att or ,,esr
aoIheIts, ~, ny the construction Of a tunnel
"Ine Chair appointed the followin, rom
lmltlee, and they are reuuested To- Ime.t, ~,
;! DAY liz Uciock In the Chamhar hf, fyoy
I meree :A. NJ. Kelley, E.. y. Grerfsta u, 10 tU
ZEE Iapner, +. Stcarns, Wm! n. UsIsI,
| isaac Davenport, Jr., ~. A. NoItjno iJ ri-
tCabelij Henry II. .El1ys6n,i james .ISinioI,
! rms was one Of the most Important meet
| 1hSs held for long time in this city. n en
Draced gentlemen representing ltbc Ioa,i
lug business interests of the CITY. ls,r,hS q,
1.-THE tobacco trade, the grain trade. The mil
ing and other manufacturing Interests. tn
principal wholesale and jobbing houses. tn
banking and other moneyed interests. 'Sf
&c. The greatest interest was manifesto
on the subject under discussion, and ever
lgcntlemau presentseemed to be fully aliy
TO its great Importance. - n,>S,'''i "7''- !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAnaoAp
MEErINe.-A called general meeting of the
stockholders OF the Richmond and Peters:
burg railroad was held ut the office of the
president yesterday noon.' Judge James n,
Cox was called to the chair, and MIR. M. w,
Warrington appointed secretary Il" '.'' -
Messrs. b. FL. Nash, B. r. Newcomer.
and B.W. HaXall being appointed COM!
mittee to examine proxies, reported larse
majority Of the shares represented. IN
Mr.. Lyon, of Petersburg, then submitted
series of resolutions instructing the Presi.
dent and Board of Directors, In the name
and on behalf Of the company, and under
its corporate seal, to enter into and execute
such contract with the Board of Public
Works, or with the Commonwealth of Vir
ginia, as the Board OF Public Works may
require in pursuance Of the act of Assem-
bly, authorizing the sale of the States in
terest in the road to H. X! Ellyson anG
others. g.. ..'.''. "a ..0.'-I5 .,'E'''
The resolutions were adopted by the fol
lowing vote Yeas, 1867 nays, none. ''.'
AW the vote cast, 971 shares belonged tc
the State and 9, 1886 were private shares.
On motion OF Mr. ThoS. Branch, reso
Plntion was adopted looking to o reVisal O
the bylaws '0fthe company. '''i . ~
On motion of Major Nash, the nneetins
!. then adjourned. ""'@t't""it'"i "'h1''' '7'e
L. ,..,tts p.flF- 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

PYTHLN ExCURsIoA.-The cheapest and
one of the most, promising excursions, of
the season is. that under the auspices .ot
Syracuse Lodge, No. s.! 4. r., which will
take place, on Monday next The excur-
sionists will leave here at g iA- III: ON that
day and return ON Tuesday evenings and
Tie fare for the round trip will be- ohty %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

~ A CoNDucroRs's Oar RoBBBEEnD. nD.H4,Between
9apd 30elock yesterday morning the con
ductof's ear attached to: the freight train
Standing near ltfe" Chesapeake and Ohio
r;.lll pad depot, w:,s Broken open aud rob
bed Of 4 pair of pants. IN the pocket was
,i,,nIeh q Is, IS, ss9dS9S6 in eqrrehey be;
longing :t t9 sG;apt} M {, hf g2nquftor, Who
Ihe ' ea ID IL fe @ eapthin a SIXe ehase s I bt was was
unable To I6ydttake Tie Thief, Who escap,esd
witI the pants and contents. -, 49, 49,. 49,
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The elegant andfast steamer


The elegant and fast steamer i..r. ,>fusbfGc-t
F" ihhi >.JUHH SYLyEsTER. nj il ii,.>1f
VIII leave company's wharf on NEXT SATUR-i
DAY AFrgEGo0H,J July 18th, at sR, H., land
Ing aa Old Point ard Norfolk spudiy N orpiHg In.
time for early breakfast. Returning, VIII leave
Norfolk and Old Point late In the afternoon, and
arrive IN Richmqnd about IL +. NJ sun4.y might,
Fare for round trip only $3.50. ,ra.....r ni j..n
efreshmert table on board at city prices, but
no meals necessarily taken on steamer.a .is4uH
9hfs ts TIE best and cheapest srrangenlent ever
offered on this; Route 10 enable business men
(v0ung aud od) to take this delshtful salt water
trip without I'M offering with business hours. '
Eest order willbs maintained. nipr q ~. .
Tickets for sale at arber &,Co,'s, West 4 Jnhn-l
s.oh's, Meade q Bakers, and The, PRINCIPAL hook
ard drug stores. jy11-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

A PLEASANT iAFFAIR,r-The members al
the pplGe .force in. The :Tnird Ward .anIer1
tanned u number of their friends, y yesterdpy
afternoon at ALIENS Grove, ion the Grove
read, where 9 splendid M dinner t was sa spread:
a1s dhs haS ll Paosia aead ai1e ue pleasantly anaevary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

IA SCHOONER ROBBED. .Mon' Tuesday af-
ternoop"a cofJred youth, i'd the employ of
!Cupt. Sam: Roberts, Of the schooner Dun
derburg, went into tie room of, Capt. Ro-
kerts during bis 'atsstenEcee Ana appropriated
tAe, capttin's@atch anu chain, He imnie-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

,ApDisc TO rHE "TH1np STiT1oN-HousE:- -
The work Of adding to the Third Police
Station and Engine house is progressing
very slowly; and from. present ppearaiices;
itwilE be completed about the middle Of
August: In the mean time the city Will be
put to the expense OF another months stu
ble rent for tie horses of ' u Company's
fire-engifIe, besides. Inconvenience and the
exposure OF tie machine; &c: = '''''''' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

-ENcoURAclElitG.. - It Will doubtless be graft
fying to our citizens generally to, KNOW that
the Chesapeake and, Ohio Railroad Com
,pany is, making its purchases here; when
eyer practicable; Recently they Feqhi.r,etdl
a-sixty horse stationary. engine, and boiler
for their fine. workshops iat Huntington,
and after, getting plans and sprlces fr9m the
%S ns s1peSeaasa Il Se sen Ra ysspdGnassnis n
tract to Messrs. William i. Tanner s Co.,
OF this city. The machinery il to be comr
pleted In October next. .I.-,-.. -, :. ~ !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

ANOTHER PENNsyLvANIk CENTRAL LEASE.
Ciacinnatti, July 1.-THE Pennsylvania
Central Railroad Company has leased the
JeffetsonVillc aud Indianapolis railroad, in-
Guiding the Madison branch, paying six
per cert interest on the capital stock. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

! We arc pleaded TO notice e,hat Mcssrs. W kLsR
e. GEbDy have rented store or Main street. al
they are sehtlemeao of eueess and Talent, we ais1
them all me success p6ssrbie. They open . stoie
In which our RicBm6nd taste can be sa,iated esp.
c;.liy In the chrome and steel engraving line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

FIELD TR1ALs or PIows,-The resula.
tions adopted'by the Executive Committee
OF the Virginia stats "Aggficplttlfal Society
for the + tlela trial Of = plSSWs Which VIII take
White suipfIr !spffngs Oh S Tiuesday, i the
l5lh OF August, are published this hoSrihinS
al an advertisement The members Of The
Executive Committee appointed TO super
intend theitriafs are 'Messrs. +. B. Haxall,
John T!;Obwan, General, WI. F. Lee, and
Drl H. ID. H;tskins!s The judges at the Anne
lia Springs will be, DR.. u. +. r. Evans, Of
Amelia; joint c. Powell, of NottoWay
!!Dr. ,B.A BIZ JSnes,, 'of Brunswick; Colonel
Thomas b. HaTnlin,' of .Dihwtddie ! DR.. j.
NJ, Blanton, Of CumberlaHd, aud John
Wingn,'dfAneclia., !, The Judges Of the second
.trisl have not yet been appointed. ""i".'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

!. .APPlEpoS's JOURNAL for week has
been received; also, Haypers' Bazar. Those
whowish to Keep cool should go to Ellyson
Is Taylor's, booksellers and news-dealersr
No. 1l18. Main; street, and supply them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

r.sAvtscs si l4 II r.; seeFe;
and an fled 4 sbay f fef g5Taspted 70 1be Fsrners'
and Mefchants' Savings Bank, ,,9f Smith;
field, Tie Of Wight .eoqnty., The. fapILal 1ad
stock istto consist OF not less than 5000
NON more than SItO'W0, diKided into shares
of $lGD,h The officers. for the first year are :
X, X. Chapman, President Geo. r. At
kinson, CashierI; DR., John g. Twombly
S. II. Boykin, u. 3. PaStem, 7. D. GWalt-
ney, and 3. J. ;EIey, DIRECTORS. p ,.,t,ln.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

CoNvIcTs; REoEIyEn.-Pip Wyatt
(white) and Milton Redmond g(c9lQredJ,
both Of Washington, county, convicted Of
grand larceny, aud sentenced respectively.
Ito tivd and three. years confinement were
treceiYed at the penltentiary yesterday. ii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

REyHssHING RAMA fine shower Of rain
commenced to, fall last night ut about 10
O'CLOCK, and continued until about mid
night, cooling the atmosphere and moist
ening the soil. %. al - Iis a' '.!i' a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

HENRICo COUNTY CoURr7Judgea Minor.
There was no: business transacted In this
court yesterday. and it, was adjourned
until II o'clock this morning. ,... ,c 't,,.,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

- No .MAl11,,---The: Chesapeake and Ohio
mail faiIed t6arriye list his sht although the
tssIp ms ssS ssas sf i fF aSS ssSRs ahS Wlss tie
|isulphuf, lsappofnt@9nt iof hundreds Of
business Wly, tHS, rSsplt 9f hls, ls;aagslefsless.
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cbf.e. sandwiches, and fce.ereana, at city
prices, WIN DO furnished gues.son board the Jehn
sylvester :by Centenary sanday.school on thslr
picnic excursion.
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sKowpYisA M j CEMRTEEY - Complaints
reach lis' Of. the bad behavior Of fpWdles in
the A1ns4NpiSe Cemetery. The attention
oil the police is called to Tie same, ..i.il !.
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II You wait to keep cool, wear those thin garzs
rurdershtrts. e. B. SPENCE & ,koS are sellipi
them at The low price Of Is cents For all kinds q
light summer wear, call at 1900 Main street. j
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4spSs'E'S, sksssES, ise. ,.
IUR Es, MULES, COWS, &e.%

MULES. HORSES, AND MARES E,G1
~ Epf sALr.- just arliyed, FfFTY-6S
ilittrf VI r MUhh5 aud Hok-ES, ln.tttre
"l II ltst@S, al prices rs log as $685. and as high
,.N"u may wan! thtr. fppy at my stab!ejr q,
FrruhilA street., bttwe.n l:ii md l0t6. - :
t--ctI5t DNOSD BOSSlECN. -.
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RANGE or THERMOMETERS. AT DIsPArcA
OFFICE, JULY II, 1871: 3 A. M., SG9; 8 p.
NJ, 500: 2. M.. $50, 49, .s3sh;.i,a Gnn Il
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.yoi ParSrrrc. VIE es,,;tns sstsneono of Imef.,
ehants clerks Of courts shsrs, lawyers, rail-
steamship and cata officers and agents, snd
aes nered st the e pIsps 4cp psi s1iss 4:
LIsntak y N Tor tae pFomb: and fithral s1seatioh
o. az kinds cf Dob Printin We can: farnisb a.
saott nonce Cards. Bill Heads, Letter Heads,
'oef amines,. BAH Tickets, Blanks Pamphlets,
10y Hand Rtls, Catalogues, Bllls OF vs5e, shows
khia} Checks, Drafts, &C., :, g., say,sf1ctior
Suaranteed''& I.'G:f.f1 ~. !. - .s,,rarTt- :