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HERE is Washington despatch tele-
graphed from Washington all over the
country:
''private letters, within day or two,
from the most prominent Republicans
of Pennsylvania, are much more hope
full, and speak with great confidence OF
Hartranft's election in October. The re-
cent changes have all been in the inter-
est of unity and consolidation within
the party, which is in much better con-
dition than month ago. The.influence
OF the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
has been secured, and Don Cameron,
son of the Senator, has gone into the
contest with all his ability, and will de.
vote himself to 1t until the election.
Do the people of Pennsylvania elect
their officers or Mr.. Don Cameron, "son
Of the Senator?" The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has not and will not
take any part in the canvass.
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NEWS

A newly-invented canal-boat, just
completed, propelled by steam power,
will start on her experimental trip TO
Buffalo on Monday next, with freight
of 100 tons. II is bold attempt to win
the 100000 offered by the Legislature
of New York for the best method ofnav-
igating our canals by steam, and excites
considerable interest as to tho result.
4 policeman has been caught in New
York In tho very act Of burglary, ano-
ther policeman Keeping watch. This
vii explain many W the "mysiorious
robberies" noted in tho papers.
Tho Rcpublicans OF New York nomi-
mated at their convention, on August
2lst, John A. Dix for Governor.
The Schuylkil county Democratic
Convention met Agust 90, and made
the following nominations: Hon. James
Ryon for President Judge; Hon. Isaac
Kline for Associate Judge; for Congress
Hon. B. Reilly; Delegates to the Con-
stitutional Convention, Joel McCAman
and j. M. Wetherill for Assembly,
Chas. Il, King, Thos. Egan, and ]. W..
Mannan. The convention was large
and enthusiastic.
Hon. Andrew G. Curtin arrived at
New York from Liverpool last Sunday.
lie will doubtless soon be heard from
I'm this State.
Governor Hoffman, of New York, has
written letter declining to be candi-
date for denomination. He has been
twice elected Governor, and has had his
full share of the honors of the office, and
is tired of its cares and responsibilities.
Glodstanes & CO.., East India and Chi
ma merchants, have failed i'm London,
England. Their liabilities are over Slo,.
100000.
Returns from West Virginia indicate
the election of Jacobs, Independent, by
4 to G000 majority.
The South Carolina Republican Con-
vention, was the most disgraceful affair
ever known in politics, and broke up in
arrow in which pistols Were drawn and
tlourished. The better class of delegates
bolted and organized a separate Conven-
tion the next day. Carpet baggors and
negroes were the cause of the trouble.
At Washington on Tuesday, restau.
rant keeper was fined 800, and ordered
to forfeit his license, for refusing to sell
liquor to n colored man, thereby violat-
ing an equal rights statute of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
The expenses of the Boston Jubilee,
according to the report of the Execu.
tive Committee, were about $3.50, 900,
and thereceipts 100000, leaving deficit
of $4,000.
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A Washington despatch announces
that Secretary Boutwell, will not re.
sumo his official duties in the Treasury
department until after the Presidential
election, having engaged to canvass the
State OF Pennsylvania without delay in
behalf OF Mr., Grant. Considering that
the honorable gentlemans salary
(Which he continues to draw is paid to
engage him as Secretary of the Treasu.
ry and not as travelling stump.speak
er, the taxpayers of the country may
perhaps hesitate about affording him
an opportunity to resume his duties
latter the Presidential election"
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Campaign Notes.

Ex Governor Stone, of Iowa, is out
for Greeley and Brown. He is one of
the most influential republicans In that
state.
The New Orleans Republican says
that Grant Is coming out for Greeley
on the fourth of March.
Seven hundred republicans of the
city of Pittsburg, Pa, have signed a
call Tor Greeley and Brown meeting.
Elk. President Mahon, formerly of
Oberlin College, delivered a Greele
speech at Oberlin on the Goth inst. He
and trustless."
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lST OF CAUSES For TRIAL
Il 4 AT SEprENIRIcII ,rIERN -

Isl OF CAUSES For TRIAL.
IL AT SEPTEMBER TERM 1872,
GS9rge ~ Frck VS.. Thomas Staclihousc.
william LonSenbeiger, ct A. vs.. Hugh W, Me.
y; q &. +. Iagarman VS.. smuel schwapp.n.
MicRoe n ella 81 Gr9yer's use vs.. Savage Bright
BroolnNll ~ Co. w. McNinch & Shlman
ClGmuel q. Ricketts, adm'rvs, David Sweeney
Lewis J. Adams VS. Fishingorcoli school District.
+: Scsintterlhwalte rs. Frederick Melceron.
tranlilin Township vs.. John McRcynOldS ct ul
Daniei r. Seyber W.. Hlnetob " Walton.
Neniah Reece 'admrs' vs. w, \. Kline.
Miehael Mahlon VS. Philadelphia Reading L,
r@trIHs 'ti 3 \ Monaghan VS.. Philadelphia and Read
Roger Dixon VS.. Philadelphia 4 Recalling II. IL.
Mrs Mary Connolly vs. Philadelphia Il Rcadjns
Francis j. Kline vs. Jacob Herring.
T. sore G Rffffls R Hass vs. s. John STSSnGy Ct A.
David Geisinger vs., Jesse y. Rice.
@s%b kosST5 W kFenmsr Fenar9 Us vs. H WiIqm Har6,r
Columbia insurance Co. vs., Joseph NJ. Er,cl,
\; i. Stewart vs. Francis Il: Jolly.
william Mines VS., Jonas Doty.
Andrew Creveling VS.. Thomas Trench.
Jeremiah HesS use vs. John Hoffman et a..
Frank T. Broclkwny VS.. d. Il. Seybert.
EraStus Ross vs. oliver a. Jacoby.
George Whitmoysrs exrs rs. John Sterncr.
\. pardee \ Go. IS. Hugh W; MGReynoll5 cl al.
barre r. II,
susan Giihan. VS. Martin NJ Brobst.
James Bryant VS.. Bloomsburg Iron Co.
Mordecai Mllard VS.. Hugh W. McRvynolIs.
Thomas Williams vs.. John Cain.
Ezra $. Lyons VS.. solomon Dirk.
j. w. Saniey VS.. U. B. MellcS.
Clark Merrell VS.. a. B. Stewart.
Edw. NJ. Tewksbcrry ct uX. vs.. james c. Rccdcr
ct ny.
William II. Abbott VS. jeremiah :. Brob,t.
L. $. kirkendall VS.. Michael Grover.
q. W. Masteller vs.. William Williams.
John Y. Alliger vs. H. q. Creveling.
BenIamin Wagner vs., Joseph II. Rhodes.
Thomas Hess VS.. &. ID. Fowler ct al.
Danlel snyder VS.. john MOWry.
Ahrahm knecht VS.. Dauyille ua2ieton and
Wilksbarre II. II. Co.
William McKclVy VS.. nunyil!e Hazlclun aud
Wllksbarre II. Il, Co.
jonathan Houck VS., Dduville HaH,eLUu and
WilEcsbarre II. Il. Go.
Peter hnechJ vs. Dlnviilc liazlct)n aud Will15-
barre Il. Il, Co.
Fredrlck Hosler vs. Danyile HaaloLon ana
Wilkosbarre X. Il. Co.
Harvey DenniSon X WiiG vs.. DInN illn HuHIctln
ana Wllkesbarre Il. K. Go.
samuel NunSeSScr vs.. Dahville HaAietOn aud
WilkeSDaue X. II. Co.
George Scott and Wife VS.. DanVillC HNIlvtuH
and Wllkesb0rre Il. II, Go,
H. ). towers 'admrs' vs.. l.. +. Dean AZ H. {,
Barton.
John Yeager's 'admrs' vs. David Houcl,'s 'aduls'
NJ, =. Walker use VS.. Bloomsburg Literary In
Stltule Stale Normal School.
laYina Goulder use VS.. Matthias Kline.
JOhll lilWfeilces S OK rs VS.. Amanda Lawrence.
w q. Gerard VS.. John Il. Jacoby,
Wilson Ager VS.. 4. 3. BrOckway.
Elizabeth snoyers adm'Is vs.. Michael lIGller.
c. ID. Fowler Endorsee of H. u. korkc vs.. o. Is
Melick.
William Coleman VS.. Howard Grimes.
John Anspach y Wife Vs. Emanuel Btst, Jacob
Stemhrlbert Philip Brentzel ~ \. AutenbIch.
Mary Miller vs.. John Miler's eXrs.
jeremiah =. BrObst VS.. DanVille HNZlCtOn ana
WIikesDlr R' IL. 60.
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Samuel j. Randall reports the enthu-
siasm for Greeley in Northwestern
Pennsylvania unprecedented. So far
as the West is concerned, Cameronian
rings and Hartranft spectators will be
buried out of sight.
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WI U II u a u
Fire Insurance.

The Mutual Plan guarantees to the mutually
insured the greatest security for the least possi-
BILE cost. The premium notes the capital.
ers but 1t is simply assessed to nay deilciencies
arising after the payment OF losses aud ex-
penses, which in the COLUMBIA INSURANCE
istence have averaged but 6l3 per centum upon
the premium note, being lower than the rates
paid in the best solvent stock companies during
the same period OF time. In insuring AT stock
rates, the insured must pronounce 10 himself
tnat lie pays every year enOugll-lSt. To form
an accumulated fund Tor emergencies; "a. 10
pay large dividends TO the capital invested in
the Company; Sd. Runs the risk of n "Cnicago
fire" coming and wiping his Company out OF
existence. In Mutual Company lie keeps his
own reserve in hand until needed and pays no
dividend to capitalists. The'mutually Insured,
being themselves the capitalists, look after the
business, its character and its agents in all
places, thus protecting each other. For Insur-
anceS or Agencies, address
j. +. FRuEAUFF, Secretary,
Columbia, Lancaster County, Pa.
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WIDOWS ApPEAIsEMENTs

The following appralscmcnts of rc,l ,.,,.
sunal property set apart TO wtioN,4 oT i'l u per.
nave boon Mod In the oinco uf tho IgNtElcul
Columbi0 county, under the Rules nf ~ sNIor uJ
WIN presented for absolute confr,I ~ y, Nud
Tue Orphnns Court 20 he held in Bioni iLuvn, 10
ahuior SAID county on "Wednesday, thu tn, y "a
sept iS,2 ~ O'Clock r. NJ, OF said Ii1r,u'y "
loss exceptions TO such coniirmnt lone ,9"Si uu.
said estates will take notice; '''''Jed u
!. Widow of Philip u. Hartman. lntc,t.
township, deceased. '''"N ~ scott
2. widow of Abram Young, lnto ot H.,
township, deceased ' VI h'nlpu
3. Widow of jonathan Knlttic. lat, o,..
yngh0m township deceased. 'N vi 'p1.
.. widow OF John c. Doty, late OF p,,,
township, deceased. VI hthtlu
8. Widow OF Peter GclrIiart I'M, ,r ~
township, deceased. heHytr
township, deceased. VI "'aYor
l. Widow of Cornelius KlkoudnU. io,,.o,,,..
1iu township, deceased "'' "l NIL
S. Widow of Emmor Hampton, tate NJ ,,..
ingcrCplN township, deceased, ""'fs
y. Widow OF William Il, Sputlcr Int..
township, deceased, '''.i
township, deceased. '''''' ~
H. Widow Of Lcaudor Cumon. lpic nf f.
township, deceased. " ""n
L.. Widow OF Peter Harms late nf p
township, deceased. "e"'h
Registers onice, - 49, R1'
Boomshurg, Aug. @ lS7s 1NIef
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the Hon. William Elwell, President
Judge OF the Court of oyer and Terrnincr and
General jail Delivery, Court OF Quarter Sessions
OF the Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Or
phan S Court in the 2Gth judicial District com
posed OF the counties of Columbia, sullivan and
wyoming, and the Hon. Tram Drlruud isaac s,
Monroe Associate Judges of Columbia county
nave issued their precept, bcaTir. date the llth
uay oi May, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand, eight hundred ahd seventy two, and to
me directed for holdinga Court ot oyer and Ter
miner and General quarter Sessions Of IN" Peace
Court of CoLlmon Pleas pnd Orphans Court. in
BlOonSbu.g in the county OF Columpia, on the
nrst Monday, being the "a day pi ~e .trnber
next - continue two weeks.
NOTICE Is hetcby given, TO the Coroner, Ia the
JustlceS ol INC Peace, and the COnSttp!ts %. the
salu county OF Columbia, that they bp tucli md
Ihefe IN their proper person Ht 10 o'clock in the
forenoon OF said ID day OF September with their
records, ,inqulsitionS and other reneublunces 10
40 tlpsr things Which to their offices apuertuin
10 be done. Aud those that are bound by
reeoShiEanee, to prosecute against the pIiS.
ohels mat are on may he in the Jail of the
siu '.,:2ty of Columbia, to be thea and
tuefe To prosecute thom Ms shall be Just. Ju-
rolS are requested to be punctuul mtheir I. tend
ahce asrceHbly tothcirnOtices. Dated ut EloOms-
f~~) burg t.lo Goth day ofJuly in the year
! L. s. OF our Lord. one thousand eight hum
nr,I, -, drtd and seventy-two and in the ninety
MN year of the Independence OF the United
ottes OF america. AARON SMITH,
niooihSpuIs' JUly -O'Ni IhI2. Sheriff.
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AS everything pertaining to the men
prominent in the political world at
this time is sought after, we transfer
to our columns the following sketch of
Colonel Blanton Duncan, who leads
the attempt at forming a straightout
movement. This sketch is taken from
southern paper:
When he found that his own state,
Kentucky, could not be forced into Sc.
cession he offered his services to JEFF
Davis with the expectation of receiving
a high commission. He was made only
colonel and aide.de.camp, and soon
ing and printing confederate notes. He
was arrested on the charge of having
issued more notes than he delivered to
the treasury department, and on his
release left Richmond in disgrace.
Tnen he entered into the business of
blockade running, in which he made
money. The Memphis AValanche saws
OF him that il he does not stay in the
Bourbon movement longer than he did
In the confederate army movement, a
search warrant will be required to find
him several weeks before the campaign
opens. Duncan has influential friends
In Washington, however, if he has none
in the south, and Grants postmasters
are ordered to assist in furthering his
projects. Mr.. j. NJ Edmunds, the
postmaster at Washington and secre-
tary OF the Grant congressional com.
mitee, Is circulating Duncan's circular
for him, accompanied with tho suhjoin.
cd ukase to pOstmasters:
Washington, ID. c., July 80, 1872
DEAR SIR: Please send the enclosed
circular to active democrats in your
district who do not support Mr.. Greeley
and will cooperate in the Louisville
convention. Send me list of such men
In your county immediately. ..
j. M. EDMUNDs,
Secretary"
The Duncan movement is of no ac.
count in itself, but the action of the
administration managers in giving it
government support is significant, as
Indicating the desperate strait to which
| they must feel themselves reduced
when they are ready to resort to such
means in the hope of stemming the
| tide of reform.
Blanton Dunean's principal co-adiu.
tor In Pennsylvania is Mr.. Mount JOY,
OF Philadelphia, who has recently been
pardoned out of the penitentiary by
President Grant.
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DIR. CARPENTER.
1876 MULBERRY STREET,
NEWARK, n. j.
Is nov treating successfully,
COnsum ptiOn, Bronchitis,
and al diseases uf tho ThrulJ and Lungs, viii

COMP ,uNp M&p!IG6ATIED INIIALATloNs,
CONCENTRATED FOOD, AND
COUGH SYRUP,
Dare the past ten years Dr. Carpenter hiI,
treated ANA cured thousands OF cases OF the
above named diseases, and has now in his pos
tAe country. The Inhalation Is brcathcd directly
into the lungs, soothing and healing over all
mnHmcd surfaces, entering into the blood, II
iupartS vitality MS II peimoates to every part ul
the system Inc sensation is not unpleasant
unl the first inhulatiOn.oiten gives very decided
relief particularly when there is much di1liculty
OF breathing. Under the influence OF my rene
dies, the cough 5000, grows easier, the hlgl
improving digestion the patient rapidly gains
strength, and health Is again within his grasp
The Concentrated Food rapidly builds up the
most deblitated patient, presenting to the
made into good, rich healthy blood.
The Cough Syrup is to be taken at night to allie
vIate the cough and enable the patient TO obtain
sleep; Fu4 dfeottons aeoo"pany each Doc W my
One Inhaler; One Bottle lAlteratiye lnhalant OnO
Bottle oil Soothing Febrfnge inhalant; One
Bottle OF Anti llamOrrhagic lnhalan;
One Bottle Concentrated Food;
One Bottle 10 Cough
Prlce OF Boa containing remedies to last one
month, SlOi two months, SIS three months, w
tanning large list of patients cured sent iIe"'
Letters OF inquiry must contain ohe dollar To IN
sure answer. Address,
a. III. CARPENTER, NJ. D., Newark N. =;
Dr. CARPENTER's CATARRH REMEDY wil
give Immediate relief, and Will elect peIlht-
nent cure in from one TO three months. Pllc'
of remedy 10 last one month, e5 two month";,
SS; three months, elO.
cANCER in all its forms successfully treated,
Send for list OF patients cured, TO
a, IL. CARPENTER, NJ, d., Newark NJ d.
july95lyr
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LIVE AGENTSBrr' corncrS 25 ifs 'fd lives aS'@6 oi
GREELEY and BKOWN,-the latest and best (;
al so. Judge Russells "Iito Of nonry Wilson, -
only correct edition published. PopUiT prices
H'retod agents will ecc the advantage OF hariagc
Goot for each party. Secure territory ut once,
and coin money. Address.
H. G. JOHNSON, Publisher, 100 Arch ST Phila.
AugOwI
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T IsT OF PETIT JURORS FOR

IST OF PETIT JURORS FOR
IL rm 1872
First WEEK,
Eloom-lNc1o l.. Girton, Gnp. W, Sjerutr,
CLARK NJ, Brown,
Be0Ner-A. W. Mann.
Bel Wick-LoVl Kurt J. H. How Alex
ThOmpsOn,
Beniou-Illias Dodson.
lrlarcreoS--Daniel ltamblrh, G,l ). i. Lrlm.
CataWlssa-N. r. John.
Ceutro-Geo. l.. Low, GOO. II. Frols.
Franklin-JOnathan FurtuCr, Jackson Ccaycr.
Fishingcreet-John White, NJ. A, Amhcr-
man, David YOst.
GrGenwood-Parvin Ewes, j. II. Staidon
HomloelS-Reuben BOgart.
Milln-D. a. Hess, Benjamin Hohe.
MadisOn-Isaac Whipple,
Montour-Miohael Houch.
Orange-Jonathan Poust, VIM, Schuyler Moses
Everett, Joseph Henry,
plne-Wm. Kerchner, Geo. j, Getty,
Roaring Creek-David Rarlg.
Sugar-loaf-Wm. a. Kile.
seott-Joseph Musselman, j. l.. Crawford, j.
NJ. llultzhiser.
SECOND WEEK,
Bloom.-Frank I. Mcbride, Il. Ii. Vauatta. II.
u. Minngh, Geo, Kitchen ID. F.Ilrr Joseph Sharp.
less, |. w. McKelvy.
Beaver-SimOn r. Johnson,
Berwlck-Josah h. DodsOn.
Benton-William Wilson, Reubon Apneman,
Catawlssa-Jacob l., shannon, NJ. q, Hughes,
Hamilton Fisher, Adam Federoil, Jacob Kreigh,
Jacob Clewell. ~.
Cenuo-John Cain, II. .t...i
Conyngham-John j. Caughlin.
Franklln-Chrlstlan Artley.
Fishing Creell-lIiram Mcllenly, Jas, Nj. Am
Greenwood"John Staddon, Chandler Eyes.
John X. Musgroye, Abram Triplepleco.
JacksOn--Clinton Lewis.
Main-D. II. Fedderon, David $. Brown, Yves
Icy Mt IqPR, Tla,asant-Ea. Crawford.
soott-R. j. Millard, II. @. CIeveling.
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LRARLOW'S INDIGO Blue

Is the cheapest nnd best article In the market for
Biueing clothes. The genuine has u TIA Bar
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Try VIEW ACADEMY. Perryville Station,
"A Pa. X. H. For Males Female Pupils) Long
established, thorough, successful; location
healthful and accessible: community social,
moral and religious; buildings large and costly {;
n fu II corps OF able teachers mountain air, pure
wat er, safe bathing fine skating; emphatically
a home school. Whole expense, for Board, Tui-
tion, Room, Fuel and Washing (for i0 weeks }
less Than liOo hundred dollars. Winter session
begins Sept 3. Send for Circulars. WILSON &
PATTERSON, Port ROYAL, Juniata Co. Pa
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DORDENTOWN( IN. J) FEMALE COLLEGE,
ID Thorough instruction. Healthful and beau
tiful location. One of the most carefully con-
Quoted and best sustained institutions in the
state. For terms, ETC., address Rev. JOHN II
BRAkELEY, PHI. ID. aug0wi
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INSTRAY.

TSTRAY.
ia Came 10 the premises OF tho subscriber IN
Locust township on OF about August LIST, COW,
about eleven yents old. with white htco. The
owner Will prove property ,pny expenses and talSc
her away or she Will bo sold according TO law.
ISAIAH YEAGER
Aur gO Ig72-2wt
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The Fishing Creek C0nicderacy.

The stale ISLANDERS about this subject
have been so often and 50 thoroughly
refuted that we seldom pay much at
tention to them. We copy, however, an
article on the subject by the editor of
the Shenandoah Herald, an Independ.
ent Journal, which however supports a
portion of the Republican ticket. The
writer was member of the "Army of
INVASION" and knows whereof he
speaks: ..
SO it il with the charge of fathoring
the " Fishing Creek Confederacy'which
is cast upon thestatesman like shoulders
of
!, BUCKALEw. r..
Yet we know this charge is false, for
wo were on the spot and took part in
the celebrated campaign to crush it.
Well do we remember the heroic charge
we made on the supposed battlements
Oh the confederates after a fOrtnight's
preparation, reconnoiteriug, scouting
and pieketing and quite vivid is the
picture still in our minds of the disgust
ed countonances of the one thousand
braves AS they reached the summit of
the mount where we were taught to be-
hONO ohC L IouluS STCch army WAS
massed and which for one long month
we had regarded with awe and expect.
ancy, and found not a man, nor the
meanost evidence that man had ever
been there. Such was our extreme dis.
appointment that our sojourn in Colum.
bia county was shortened none too soon
and but few days elapsed before not a
soldier was to be seen where for six
weeks all had been hustle, and activity.
The Government was beautifully fooled
by o few people who wanted to see the
soldiers. In word impartial reader, let
us inform you, that such thing as a
confederacy to resist the u. s. Govern
ment never existed in Columbia coun-
ty, that the trouble that existed there
during that interesting period of time
when the draft was so severe, amount
ed to nothing more than what existed
in this and other counties of the State,
and that was the desertion of few men
that had been drafted and their refusal
to appear when summoned in defence
OF their country. No open resistance,
no organization in opposition tothe fed.
eral authorities, nothing but the act of
a.few men who fed to escape being fore.
ed into the army-and this is the his
tory of the "Fishing Creek Confeder-
ecy."
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MY YJOLLYFRTEND'SSEC

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success. 18Th thousand in press. Agonts delight
cd ana coming money. AGEN tS WA ANTED
overy whore. GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher, 1888
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