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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-09

1T BEckHAx WIZ. T. yowLE. D. s. DELAPLAsE
<DECKUAM DELAPLANE & co.
ID GENERAL COMMISION MERCHANS,
Agents for sprague Mower. And dealers in
FISH, SALT, PLAsTER, SLID, FFRTILZLR. &c
No. 10 KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
PARTICULAR attention paid to the Sc ling Of Flour,
Grain &c. Liberal advances made on Flour &c, IN
Ctore feb 15--tf
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2pftifal.
FOR THE HERALD.

Inpassing through one of the principle streets of
Charleston, S. c., gentleman called the attention
of the writer to man of marked appearance on the
opposite side of the street, and enqured who he wa
without any hesitation the writer replied in the first
four lines of the doggerel found below, which SO
the entire Supreme Court Of the state. Eds.
THE SUPREME COURT CT THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, DONE UP IN SUPREME
DoGGEREL, BY SAGITTARIuS.
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sHENAMDoAHHERALn
ADVERTISING RATES .

Advertisements will be inseited at One Dollar pe
auare 0ftsu lines or less for the first ipsarior aud
5ocents for each subsequent insast,on.
Unless the number Of insertions be marked ur,n shs
manuscript, it win be Published until f,4sia srs
charged accordingly
N0s.c'a IN the local column VIII be inserted Al sons
the advertiser rates.
Advertisements for three months OF Longer vii
be inset ed 2. lower. rates.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-09

Keep clear of q man who does not
value his own character
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One DAY NEARER HIS DooM.-
When man has been sentenced to be
executed, as the time appointed draws
nigh, many people are often heard to
remark, "Well, one day more of poor
IS time has gone" It does not ap-
pear to occur to the careless outside
observer that this is no truer of the
prisoner than Of himself and every one
else = that another Of his days has gone
and that he is just as absolutely one day
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fNRREN's MANSION HOUSE,
II ALEXANDRIA, VA.
JAMES GREEN, ................ PRoPR1EIoh.
Iss frstciass hotel, in every respect The citizens
of the valley having bushes in Alexandria or Washing
and frsyeers going North or South, will find this
an agreeable resting place the route as it does not
require the early start by several hours as from
inton o. baltimore Cars and Steamboats, leave AL
exsndra for washington and return every hour from
A. N. to ~ p M. 'Hh. ~
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'un.E Ecommon pace with all
ute iyinM Jhly the day of his doom is
known to him while that of others is
concealed from them.
Mercifully concealed, too; for how
much would the enjoyment Of this life
be diminished; if we knew beforehand
just when we should be obliged to quit
it. The uncertainty when we are to &C
the expectation of dying in our owr
homes, with our last hours, consoled
by the attentions of kindred and friends
and sustained by the hopes inspired by
rellgion-these considerations rob death
come when it may, of much of its ter
rors, and lead us to look upon it as tht
peaceful close Of our life's labors
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stay to dinner Roberts ltlrep to the
bedroom with bottle Of Iweet oil and
roll Of cotton batting, al Mrs. Rob
erts went over to her moler's to cry.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-09

MAIN STREET, wINHEsTER, VA.
This house SO favorably known to the travelling pup.
lie has recently been RENTED and furnished in the most
approved STYLE making it one OF the first cess noaes N
the Valley Of Virginia nov o'-'i
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-07

We publish in this issue the charge of Hon.
T. g. Seryis, Judge of this Judicial District,
to the Grand Jury on their being impanneled
at the present term of the District Court.
That it shows an impartial, candid and man
ly determination to discharge his duty, is
apparent throughout. The charge was OBJ
tanned from the Judge on the written request
of the members of the bar of this county
and given to us by them for qualifications.
The late violence pvrpettatod i" .his "<Ar'a
munity is squarely met and the attention OF
the Grand Jury especially called thereto.
That the jury have made due inquiry in the
premises we must suppose, but what the
result of that inquiry is, we of course, can
not say OF one thing, however. all must
be satisfied, and that is, that such uncallud-
for and unauthorized violations of law will,
SO far as the courts are concerned, be dealt
with as their atrCcity deserves.
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PETERS MUsIcAl. MONTHLY, No. &C. for
FEBRUARY comes promptly to hand, and is, as
usual. overfiowing with melody. This mag
azine is furnished at the low price of So per
year, and contains more music in a single
monthly nnm5erfHan can be bought in sheet
form for double thai SHIN. The number be-
fore rs confirms. Our LITE Pef,'' a beauti-
full ballad by tie fimous song writer. Will $.
Hays; also. Gone to The Heavenly Gardea,"
Matte May and .Gise ing Lors to al at
Home:a Two-part Songs. Fold zoe our
Hands IA Prayer and s.Fxr from my
Thoughts. z Together with the following
Instrumental pieces, Clear tho Track"
four hands, By Ed. sstrauss; !. Christmas
Gift MARCH, .s.Saoeet Thoughts" and ISL
ger Cloud Mazurka..s
AS TRIAL TRIP, the Publisher offers to
send. postpaid, three back numbers of 1877
for 60 cents, or six back numbers Tor ST..
Send on your orders, and our word for it,
you will get ten ltimes your moneys worth
of choice new music. Address, j. IL.
PETERS, 500 Broadway, Newly ork.
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3 & ; / B 3 . 4 8 1

THE PUBLIC School, which has been in
charge Of Prof. j. L. Vernon, an experienced
teacher closed its winter term on Friday
last by grand exhibition atthe Good TEN
plars' Hall, which reflected the highest credit
upon both teacher and scholars, aud as an
evidence of public appreciation we have only
to mention the fact that there was an unani-
nous desire for continuance of the exhibit
tien on Saturday evening. which was COM
piled with. the hall on both occasions being
incapable of holding the large attendance
The exercises consisted OF declarations, re-
citations, tableaux, singing, music, etc, An
admission fee OF fifty cents was charged. the
proceeds to be applied in the purchase of a
library for the school. The tickets were
printed about two weeks previous to the ex-
hibition and placed in the, hands of the
scholars to SELL In order to encourage the
children in the sale of tickets a magnificent
Bible was offered to the scholar selling the
largest number, which was carried off by
Miss Rosa Fridley. The total receipts
amounted to S244 so. Mr.. Vernon desires
to return his thanks to the officers and mem
tiers OF the Good 1cmpiars, Lodge fer the
use OF their hall. aid TO Mrs. Bowen for the
use of pictures.
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ACTION Or THE BOARD OF COUNTY
CGMMTsSIONEaS.


At the March session of the Board Of
Commissioners of Gallatin County. the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
adopted.
That on, present Codiffed Statutes are de-
fectiye and require no LITIGATION. no one who
has examined them can deny. The conf
plant set forth below is well grounded, but
we can not see how any immediate relief can
be obtained. 1t seems that the whole Stat
utes demand overhauling, and if it required
the Code Commission several months to
compile the bnng1ed mass of defective laws
which now govern our courts, an extra ses-
sion of the Legislature, which the resolution
below seems to look to as a remedy. would
not be Of sufficient duration to enable it to
give our people what they want. and what
they imagined they had obtained in these
Codified Statutes-a plain, comprehensive
set of laws, subject to no miseonstruction
and susceptible of no twisting and varying
to suit the convenience OF litigants. We
shall have more to say on this subject next
week:
WHEREAS the laws of Montana recently scodi-
fed exhibit such gross imperfectons, Inconsistent
ces and contradictions of an important character,
aneotihs tue a'e ",'ia- - ' : .
as fetarains 'lle oihois :, ne = =. ?
| uie u 'ne on'ae' - pNo 49,, :
WHEREAS, it ID believed that the unfortunate
condition of our laws is due to the ineffciency and
az ~. II. go
w -, - - 80. t,a on ao,,,..,.i,,.,ons
.la. I'll, rrrrr overslahts in the laws "a the,
,a,g ayst II would seem the most serious and i'm
.aat,v affecting the public al large il the anom-
alous and unfortunate condition of the law where
bv If is generally believed that the officers of the
law will he unabe legally to assess the property
the Tertiary for nurnos.s of Reynnne and mani,
70 enforce The collection Of taxes assessed there
under. and
wurRrAs failure 10 collect the assessed taxes
throughout the Territory win be ruinous to the
finances and credit Of the counties as we'll as the
| Territory. and
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-07

PAINFUL ACCIDENI WE are panied to an
nuunce a serious accident which occurred at
about 10 O'Clock of tuesday evening last to
Mr.. VIM. Ii. Taylo, of overland memory,
who was booked here for Salt Lake n
Wednesday, C a h Mr.. Taylor Wa returning
down town from he Crescent. Hotel, and
when passing overa very slippery descent in
the cross-walk between Moris's Drug Store
and Rosentein's, slipped and fell very heav-
ily upon his head md left shoulder. Con-
|sIderably stunned. BUT not sense'ess. he re-
gained his feet aid walked to the, Olive
Branch saloon, Wire, entering the doorle
tainted Dir. Yagf was summoned, and up
on examination fond the collar-bone of the
lett shoulder brokn. He was assisted to his
hotel and passed nc night in much pain, bn'
has since had the shattered shoulder ban
daged into shape, S receiving the attention OF
good friends, and getting along as well as
circumstances will permit. We hope to see
him up again in afew days. -Montanian.
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Nefice to subscribers.

There is a large amount due this paper OH
stabscription, and it is very desirable that IL
should be paid. We have had no good OPP
portunity to 90 around to collect the same.
No doubt most of the amount.would have
been paid, as many of the delinquents are
rood men, and it has been mere forsetful-
,saess on t,,eir part. The sums due for sub
seription on the first volume. and some other
accounts, will be placed in the hands OF
cHARIEs p. BLAKELY, Esq, and it is expect
"a that payments will be made to him on
s,resantation. The collection of what is due
On this paper will be sensible relief, and
cnabIe us TO furnish the readers of the co.,
zpIER with first-ciass Taper.
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West-siGe Items.


From the North-rest March Ist:
In these days much is borrowed and every
thing Lent.
Three mails Il week yet despite the .epy'',
and only day or 50 delayed.
Numerous representatives, OF the To-
family, genus FIathead, III town selling furs.
Srow is reported as deep as last winter on
the range between Blaekfopt an,s Greellhorn
Kenyon s. Murphy arerunnihg their Pho
neer saw mill night and d;l. Rustling firm,
that.
Gilmer & Salisbury have not yet lost a
horse by 10000 on tie Corinne and Mon
| tana road.
The Postmasters at carpenters Bar and
Snow Shoe have sent in'their keys and asked
the dlseontinuance oil their offices. Too
lnI ch work for the amount OF benefit.
Mr.. Con Kohrs is insreceipt of letters from
the east inqulring at what rates he can fur
nish LOCO head of bef cattle at Corinne.
Con says Ibis is not a sooI time of year TO
deliver Montana catte at Corinne, and
hasn't bid.
AcCIDENT.-Mr. HUH Bell. P. M, at
Philipsburg, was thrown fom horse few
days ago in that burr, AID had his right
thigh damaged Considerably. He came up
here for treatment and is under care OF DR..
Whiteford.
BILLTARDs.-Qtlite Il interest attached to
| a match game .of billiards. played at Gerber
s. D.eiSensan,s Hall III last Friday evening
between Frank Parks and Dick Dickenson,
the former proposig to triple discount
Dick. The winner # six games in eleven,
100 points each, WASP take the purse-10O
we hear it stated. Seer games were played,
"Dick" winning six dthe seven and scoring
an average of eleven ad a frac ion to his OPP
onents twelve and fiction, playing nearly
an even game. The ext evening as a testI
monial Of esteem, a liniber of the winners
friends presented hi with magnificent
Diamond Cue. and parish medal ofuniqne
and exquisite desig and workmanship.
The recipient responed eloquently and said
he would preserve thin through all his COM
ing generations, NOR as a remembrance of
the donors than trn any Intrinsic value
they possessed, or fothe pride he felt in be-
ing singled out fd such a testimonial.
O'Nill is building a re-proof vault around
the medal and The cut will be on exhibition
on the wood pile befn the week is out.
Missoulian, Febuar 2stil:
The ice in the Hellate, opposite town, is
1.-TWO and one-half ieetlck.
The bridge over II river. between the
town and island, is unnd partially finished
1 We have had more adj better sleighing in
Mssonla this winter tin ever before. "
/ The citizens of Frcnqtown propose to ea-
ter forty acres of lalidbr a town site.
The stone is all ddvered on the ground
for the new banking buse. ls
On Friday, the Id inst, Harvey Lent,
of Gird's Creek, had is leg broken by a kick
from horse. DIR. suker was summoned,
and set the bone, anfwe are pleased to learn
til the patient is geing along finely.
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NOTICE.
sCMM0Nk

Montana Territory,
County OF Gallatin, 81. .-t. si.a
District Court First Judicial District 81 =.t
S. r. Holman aud Joseph Holsman. parties do
ing business under the Arm nome snd sys q > L..
Holman 4 Bro. !. Plaintiffs, Riehsrd g. IhsaHP-
son, Defendant.
Action brought in sand Court. !. ..~es,
The people Il the Territory Of Ncntans send
greeting to Richard C. Thompson:sg assfH t.gf8t
You are hereby notified to appear In an action
brought against ron by the above named Plaintiffs,
in the said District Court, and 70 answer the COM
plaint fled therein within ten 0o days exclusive
Of the day Of sersce,) after the service on yoa Of
this stlrrons--if served within this county; or III
served out this county, but in this strict. with
In twenty {e0) days; otherwise, within forty days
or Judgment by default will be taken against yoa,
according 10 the PRAYER OF said compliant, copy ef
VIII CHI accompanies this writ.
And you are hereby notified that Ii you fail to er
pear and answer the said complaint, 40 above re-
uired the said plaintiffs will take Judgment aeaiss
Won for the said sum of Ave hundred and forty
and 9s-loo dollars, with legal interest Thereof ~
costs ofsut. $50 h 3a
This account is brought to recover jun@ae1s TOR
the sum Of Five hundred and forty and ssls6
dellars due from the defendant 70 the plaintiffs.
upon accrtain Promissory Note set ont and descrh-
ed in the complaint died herein, With Interest on
said sum and costs or suit.
Given under my hand and the seal q said eonr.
55E THEO. MGFFLT CLERK, 4sa
BY o. II. MASON, Deputy Clerk
EDWARDS vIvION. Attorneys for Plaintins
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Clocks, Clocks. Clocks, from s. 70 800, a
- MERkLE,S.

A Social PARTY.-The members of the
Young Mems Association, ever alive to for
warding the interests of their laudable en-
terprise and m aking it one of the successful
institutions OF Bozeman. and at the same
time contributing to the social enjoyment OF
our people, purpose giving on old fashioned
party. interaded with all the modern i'm
provements, ON the evening of the 18th, at
the hall OF the Association. The exercises
will consist of dancing (or which the best
music obtainable has been securely ard a
regular old style supper of mush and milk.
No effort will be spared to make the occasion
highly enjoyable. Tickets So so, the pro-
ceeds to be used for the benefit of the 4Asso-
citation.
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* CARD.
BozEMAN, March 3, 1873.

TO Friends and Foes:
lam accused of having had d hand in the
hanging or stran Cling of old man Triplett,
Now, want it positively and publicly uII-
-ders;ood, between friends and foes. that such
accusation Is false. Furthermore, that / dis
approve OF the aforesaid action. aud that
am notsa blow hard-neither am | 'sbooted.
heeled alsd spnrred. Y
Hoping that these few lines may give sat-
isfaction land will say the same on OATH to
friends and foes, am
Yours. respectfully,
sts sg DAVID H. CARPENTER. Z
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Religious Notice.

will preachat the following places !:
First Sundapof each month at Mr.. i.limis'
on Middle cresk. at II d. M, and al Citizens,
house. an Upp,r West Gallatin at Z d. M. j s
Second Sundy of each north at Weaver's.
school house, a IL a. M. and at Shorts on
Dry Creek. al IL p. m. S SIS
Third Sundas, at East Gailatin school
house at II a. hi, and at Stirring Hill lit = 10
p. mi. 80 ..sss..f ~ 49, 5.
Fourth Sund;y. at Hamilton. at Ill ii. m.
end at Curtiss' ihool house. at 6 IL p.l M.
b. j. SfANLY, r. G..
Hamilton Circuit.
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Religious Notice

The Rev. J. L. Curtis will preach ne KIT
sabbath, at IL A. NJ, and at z P. NJ, in the
District School house.
The Sunday School meets at 2 P. NJ.
Everybody is respectfully invited to &C
tend these services.
The Second Quarterly meeting Conference
for the Bozeman Charge, of the Nj. b.
Church Soutn, will be held in the Schoo
house, on Saturday and Sunday, the Sth and
ct h of March.
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80 s
3o9 OuNeEs ofsllver bullion averaging 81
per ounce, was brought up from the Iron
Rod mill of Portr. Ellis & Harper at Silver
Star, on Wedneslay, as the product of two
tons of ore fromHenry Enselman's lead; and
q ounces, Worth SIS per ounce, as the result
of 750 pounds of weighed rock from Jno
Manheim's claim on the Eberhart. We pub
lish communication in this issue from Mr.
Enselman testiflng to the success of the
ssTnrner processes and giving valuable items
in regard-to the district Of which his lead is
the chief attraction. 1t certainly seems to
us, that with the proven wealth of the Cherry
Creek ores. and he complete success otthis
process, new and welcome era is dawning
upon the quartz interests of Madison county.
Every foot of Development, and every test of
rock that has ben made in the new mines
has given additional evidence thatthe district
is destined to become one OF the greatest
silver camps yetdiscevered. - lMontaniaa,
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The New ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL OF
PHRENoLoGY AND PHYsIoGNosfY for 1878,
fifty distinguished subjects; including Sc
ward. Livingstone, Fred. Douglass, Arnold;
with Indians. Negroes. Malays, Mongolians,
Arabs. Caueasians; Views of the Human
Brain; Language of the Lips; Character in
Expression; Physiognomy; with Portraits
and sketches of all the Presidents OF the IT.
s.. from Washington to Grant. A capital
Handbook Of % pages, limo. Price 25
cents. S. K. WELLS, Publisher, $50 Broad
way, 7. N.
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To CoRREsPoNDENts.-An interesting let
ter from ..Scarlet OATS was is familiar to the
people of this county through his past con-
tributions to the Pick and PloW, now aresi-
dent of san Francisco, came too late for this
issue, but will appear next week. We hope
to hear often from this gifted gentleman.
sObserver.' neglects the most important
item in writing letter for publication-that
of giving his real name.
"a Well Wisher of the COURIER confirms
the meaning of the signature by giving us q
number of gushing stanzas Of modern poe
try, which we have under consideration.
To 'Lissy Kirtland'' we offer an apology
for neglecfinga her contribution. 1t was All
oversight.
Several communications were received by
.3rrlS y,
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Field Glasses to be had at AIERKLE's.

|
PERsoNAL.-Our streets have presented q
lively appearance this week in consequence
of the District Court being in session as al
so the Board of County Commissioners.
We acknowledge friendly calls from Hon
f. G. Servis, Judge of the First District; Col.
III. N. Blake, District Attorney; Sion Samuel
Word, of the Virginia City Bar; Hon. Jno
Potter, of Hamilton; II. LII. Crawford Esq.
of Gallatin City; N. j. Davis, ESD. OF Cherry
Creek, and host of County friends too Luz
merous to mention.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-07

Hon JAS. WRIGHT, Territorial Superinterl-
dent of Indian Affairs, arrived in Bozeman
Sunday evening and was accompanied to the
Crow Agency Monday by Maj Pease, agent
of the Crows.
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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE asa

NE are closing out our entire stock OF
s. ro,eries, Dry Goods, Clothing, etc., at
eost nrices We will also take UNION
NJu1s xxx Family Flour at market
rates i'm exchange for goods at cost.
Come with your Produce and Cash, ana
examine our goods and prices.
U ELLIS & DAVIS.
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Indian Outrages.

Special DIspatch.
FIT. BENTON, March 6.
A war party OF Piegan Indians killed Hir-
am Cook and Charles Randolph few days
since above Eagle Greek on the Missouri ri
yer. where they had been wlatering. The
bodies were horribly mutilated.
BENTON,
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SUM MONS.

nISTRTCT COURT First Judicial District, Ter
IL ritory of MoEfaha, in and for the County of
Galiatin
Mary A Slater, Plaintiff. vs.. Charles Slater; De-
fendant.s
Action brought in said Court.
The people Of the Territory Or Montana u Charles
Slater, sde fendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above med plaintiff in
the district Court of the First Judicial District
of the Territory Of Montana in and for the comfy
Of Gallxtfn, and 70 answer the complaint 1lsd in
the Clerks office Of said court in said county with
in ten days exclusive Of the day of servce) after
the service on you Of this summ0ns-if served with
in this county; or if served of this county but
in this District. within. twenty days, otherwise
taken against you according to the prayer OF said
complaint And you notified that ii yOn fail
appear and answer said complaint as ab0le reauir.
Ell the said plaintiff will apply TO the court for
relief demanded In said complaint.
The said action Is brought to obtain decree
dssolying the bonds of maltmOny now existing
between the said plaintiff and ssid defendant, and
giving to said plafHfif the care, custody and edu-
cation Of the children Of said marriage. and for
such other ana further relief TO this Court may
seem meet and just.
Given under my band and the seal Ut the Dis
rict Court Of the First Judicial District Of the Ter
ritory of Moutana in and for the county Of GAllafln
this 9Th day Of January, ~
THEO NUFFLY O1erk
ls2kL-l ByO. r.. MASON Deputy.
Il EDwxNpsa& VTvfoN. attorneys Tor Plathtia.
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gsg- ROLL Your Hook Go to the
kiyus, drink nothing but the konkocktions
Kept konstantly on hand and compounded
from pure Liquors only. Kun quick, place
your vest against the bar, gaze in the mirror
behind it and see s'what an fllegent picter re
make ~" Don't forget the place. 49,
Mounts s. Worshani, Propsrs.
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NOTICE.

IN change having taken place in the ilrm
~ WILSON a. Rich. the old accounts must be
settled up without delay. To insure imme'
,f1iate settlement, we will take grain ana nour
!, orLet rates. and invite all those indeoted
ID rs to come forward at once ana make ar
Judgements for delivery
WILSON, g. RICH.