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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06
TOLL ROAD TO LEASE.
On motion ofJ.P. Smelling.

On motion Of j. p. Sne ling,
BE it resolved, etc, That the road from
the Corporation limits of Alexandria to
the mouth Of Williams Lane, including a
substantial bridge over the ditch, at the
month of said Lane, shall be and is hereby
declared to be Toll Road, being the same
road formerly leased to G. Z: Hosea, as a
Toll Road.
BE it further resolved, etc, That the fol-
lowing rates of Toll and no more shall be
charged on said Road:
rootmeu- --------.- -------- ----f free
Man and Horse, leach way) $500. Cents
buggies, Carriges and other vehi-
cles drawn by not more than
two Horses or animals (each
wayD-- 10 Cents
Wagons and all vehicles having
four or more animal leach way) 25 Cents
Cattle and loose stock (per head) Cents
Be it further resolved, That the said Toll
Roal shall he let out by the President and
member from Alexandria, after fifteen
days notice, te the highest bidder for year.
" rent, the lessee to give bond with good
security for the yearly rent and keeping
the road in good repasr during the lease,
and to turn it over % the Parish at the end
of the lease in good order and repair.
Be it further resolved, That this road
shall be let out by the President and mem-
Der from Alexandria, at Public Auction, at
the Court House dOorim Alexandria, for
the term and period of FIVE YEARS from
the date of the contract. The Lessee and
the President of this Jury; shall enter into
written contract, ''embodying all dfhe
provisions of the resolution. -
Be it further resolved, That the said
President and member from Alexandria,
shall hspe the privilege of reserving the
right to reject bids unless the security offer
ed shall be satisfactory to them.
!. In accordance with the above resolution,
the, 1oad it refers to, will be let out to the
~ hest bidd e. st tho cOust House door, in
Saturday, the goth day Of Sep
-.teInber 1S53,
at IL NJ, 6ntne terms and conditions speci-
fled. Particular attention is called to the
fact that no bid will be considered from an
IRRESPONSIBLE or Unreliable party, and that
no tolls shall be collected until the road as
received lby the President and member of
Police Jury from Alexandria Ward.
T. G. COMPTON, :
President Police Jury.
\. j. W. OSBORN,
Member from Alexandria Ward.
Sept. 6-tdl.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06


Although tue order of the Patrons of hus-
1aAdry has i'ecu IN existence some six years.
not mich has been heard about ii in tine
New England and Middle States until quito
recently. The first grange" was organized
IN 1865, in Itasca, Minnesota, under the di-
rection Of Mr.. o. II. Kelly, the present &C.
crctary of the National Grange, and one of
the most active and able members of the or
der. During that year, eleven oranges or
sub-societics were organized, and since that
time they have been steadily increasing
with q rspidity entirely unprecedented in
the history Of popular organizations. Over
six thousand oranges are now in working
order in the States and in Canada, with q
membership that must number very nearly
two millions. There are over Q thousand
societies in Iowa. over four hundred m Hi
Tiois, several in Pennsylvania, in New Jer-
sey, in Vermont, and at this moment depu-
ties from the National Grange are lecturing
and organizing subordinate and State
oranges in various places. Candidates for
membership must be sixteen years old, if
women, and eighteen, if men; otherwise
both sexes stand on terms of absolute equali-
ty throughout the seven degrees. 1t is a So
cret society, and its organization s very Ella
borate and complete, embracing three ranks,
viz, subordinate oranges, State oranges,
and the National Grange, having headquar-
ters In Georgetown, d. G. Four degrees are
conferred in the subordinate oranges; the
fifth In State oranges. The seventh degree
10 composed of elected members of the Ma
tional Grange, who have served one year
therein. It has charge Of the secret work
of the order, and is a high 'court of i'm
parchment of all officers of the National
Nrange."-[ AppletonS Journal
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06
SMe@SS's Sole.
Martha Martin, Tutrix
to minors Flint,
VS..
En- nnnc z Rinsant

Il
District Court-Parish of Rapides-Statc of
Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE of and to satisfy O writ of
ID Fieri Facias, issued out of the above
named Court, in the above entitled and
numbered Suit, have seized and viii offer
for Sale, at Public Auction, on
Saturday, the 4th day Of October
1873,
between the hours Of IL A. NJ, and P. NJ,
at the Court House door, in the town of
Alexandria, the following described proper
ty. seized by Special order of said writ, to-
wit:
A certain square of ground situated in
the town of Alexandria and Parish of Ra-
pides, being Square No. Is of the upper
suburb of said town, with all the bui dings
and improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE:-CASH, subject to APP
praisement.
JOHN DELACY, Sheriff.
Aug 30 sqrs St p. F's $50
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06

TO TEdE TAX PAYERS
OF RAPIDES PA
RISEI, LA
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
4 the undersigned Board of Assessors for
the above named Parish, will assess the
Property of the Parish for one month, com.
nlencing on the FIRST Gay of AUGUST,
1873, and ending on the FIRST day of
SEPTEMBER, 1873, at the Tax Collectors
Office, in the Town of Alexandria.
Office hours from 9 A. NJ, to 4P.M
o. X. HAWLEY, Clerk District Court,
V. w. PORTER, Recorder,
JOHN DELACY, Sheriff.
July 19th-6t.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06
SNcvvSys SoAc..
Michael Welch


by VIRTUE of and to satisfy a writ Of
- Seizure and Sale, issued cut of the
above named Court, in the above entitled
and. numbered suit, and to me directed
against certain property of Vim. II. Orsborr
as hereinafter described. l have seized and
will offer for Sale at Public Auction, on !.
Saturday, the 9th day of Sep
TENDER 1878,
between the hours of IL A. NJ. and 4P.M.
at the Court House door, in the Town O.
Alexandria, the following described proper
wit: ' VI 'Aiu "ii'' y"
LIST. The undivided half of a certain tract
or parcel of land in the Parish of Rapides
ana state of Louisiana, and known as the
PATTERSON tract" See Commissioners Re-
port No. l37, and consisting of Section No
lwenty-four GA, in Township Three (3)
North Range One Il, East, containing
$50 36-100 Acres.
End. The undivided half ola part of the
PACK concession to the foregoing tract Of
land, and being part of Section No. Fifty.
five (55), in Township Three (3). North
range One ~ East, and of Section Sixty
hve (6o), in Township Two (2), North
Range One ~ East. both saids tracts CON
tanning the quantity of Five Hundred Acres,
and lying below Bayou Latanier, all enter.
ed by William Armstrong, Esq, per Certifi-
cate Nc. 1889. Also part of the double con-
session OF Josiah Chambers, in Section No.
Slxty-four (64G Township Two .(2), North
Range One CD East, Southeast of Bayou
Latanier.
3rd. The undivided half of the South
west fractional quarter and West half of
Northwest quarter of Section No. Two T2l
all OF Section No. Ten [101, and West half
Oh section No. Eleven I'LL and northwest
quarter OF lot NO. One II Of Section No.
twenty-five l22], containing in the aggre-
gate the quantity of l220 30-100 Acres in
Township Two [2]. Range One ri Fast
Southwestern District of Louisiana.
4th. The undivided half of ali of Section
No. Fifteen Isl, that lies on the West side
OF Bayou Latainier, containing 347 42-1OO
Acres, in Township Two [2j, Range One
III East, Southwestern District of Iouisi-
ana.
9th. And the undivided half interest in
certain lands purchased from the Estate of
Albert u. Phelps at Sheriff-s Sale of said
Estate, made on the - day of A.
u, Is, said undivided interest living i'm
sections Fourteen and Fifteen, on the East
SIDE OF Bayou Latanier, the exact quantity
not known, all in Township Two[2l, North
Range One III East, South western District
ofLouislana containing i'm all the said tracts
the total quantity of Twenty-seven. Hun
dred and Fifty Acres, more or less. together
with the undivided half of all the buildings
and improvements thereon and thereto ap-
pertaining, including the Sugar House and
Machinery, Stock, Farming Implements,
raw Mill, &c, &C., and being the same
sold by Michael Welch to John
and William Ii. Orsborn, on the 18th day
on January, A. D., 1850, and known rs the
WEIGH Plantation.
TERMS OF SALE :--CASH, subject to ap-
praisemen4. JOHN DFIACY.
Aug. Pot. Ii sqrs. P. Fs $50. Sheriff,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06
ALEXANDRIA, La, Sept. 9th 1873.

Mr.. EDIroR--I wish to say that the par
ish of Rapides is not represented, and that
i look to the people in it to speak for them
selves at the next meeting of the Legisla-
ture.- As for myself, / am called robber,
but Lam not, and all claim is equal rights
for my race.
Corf. e-lts
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06
SNeMSS's Sac.

Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
80 Tvs.
Joseph Walker and Smith Gordon
Abner n, Ogden aud his wife, Jean
nettc 0gien, sAet,fal possessors.
No,is12. Apistricto odft -Parishof Rapides
- sr-State'of Louisiana.
QYyIRTgE of and te satisfy writ of
ID seizureand Sale, Issued out ofthe above
naIapi Court, in the above entitled and
numbered Suit, and to1ne directed, have
Seized, and will offer for Sale, at Public
Auction, OF
Saturday, the 9TH day Of October
Is73,
between the hours of IL A. NJ, and 4 p. NJ,
at the Court House door, in the town of
Alexandria, The following described proper
ty Seized by Special Order Of said writ, to-
wit:
LIST. A certain tract or parcel of land
situated on the left bank of the Bayou Ra-
pides IN ascending, in the Parish of Ra-
pides, containing the quantity of eleven
and one-half arpents in front on said Bayou
by the ordinary depth of forty arpcnts, be-
ing the same acquired by Joseph Walker
from John Curtis, on the 9th of December
1S17. together with all the improvements
and appurtenances thereto belonging;
2nd. Another tract or parcel of land, sit
uated in the Parish of Rapides, on the left
bank Of the Bayou Rapides in ascending,
commencing on the Bayou at post being
the upper corner of lands owned by the
said Walker, thence S 45 E, ninety-three
chains to an Elm tree marked w M, thence
S 10 W seven chains and thirty eight links
to post, thence N IS w one hundred
chains to the Bayou, thence with the said
Bayou, pursuing its meanders to tho place
of beginning, containing the quantity of
sixty Weight acres, being the same acquired
by the said Walker from Patrick Harmon
son, by deed of the Goth of February 1919,
together with all the buildings and appur-
tenances thereto belonging, together with
two hundred and twenty eight (22S) shares
of mortgage stock of Citizens Bank thereto
attached.
TERMS OF SHE:
The purchaser to furnish Stock Note
for the sum Two Thousand Five Hundred
and Forty Dollars S2,540), falling due on
the LIST of March 1874, and renewable ac-
cording to the Charter of the Citizens Bank
of Louisiana, and the balance CASH, the
purchaser to assume ali the obligations and
of stakeholder of the Citi-
zens Bank of Louisiana, and the stock note
80 furnished to be identified with the act of
by Joseph Walker to Citizens
Bank, and with the Sheriff's deed of Sale
in this case
Subject to appraisement.
JOHN DELACY, Sheriff.
Aug 30. sqrs ct. p. F"s S54.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06
~ CD IT II - @..

WI PAY NO DEBTS CONTRACTED
i in nv name after this date, az intend
to pay CASH for everything / nesffor my
family or myself.
Alexandria, La, september 6th 1873. 3.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06
SHERIFF,S SALE.

SEIERIFF'S SALE
John L. Macaulay, "
William Bailey. NO. '''''
District Court, narish of Rapides-Statc of
Louisiana.
1Y VIRTUF of and to satisfy a writ
- of fieri facias, issued oat of the above
named Court, in the above entitled and
numbered suit and to me directed, have
seized and will offer for sale, at Public
Auction, ON
Saturday, the 9th day OfSepteni-
Der, 1873,
between the hours Of II A. NJ, and P. NJ,
at the Court House door, in the town of
ty, sliced by Special order of SAID writ to-
wit:
A tract of land on the left bank of Bayou
Robert descending, and adjoining lands
formerly owned by Archibald z. Williams
on the upper side and on the lower line,
bounded by lands formerly owned by the
said A. p. Williams, and now owned by
Montgomery Ernest and others, containing
the quantity of Eleven Hundred and Fifty
six (1156) Acres, with all the buildings and
improy efrents thereon, being the same
Plantation upon which the defendant now
resides.
Also another tract of land Immediately
in the rear and adjoining the above de
scribed tract of land, containing Three
Hundred and Fifty (350) Arpents.
Terms Of SaIe:-C.9SH, subject to
appraisement.
:. JOHN DELACY,
sAng. 2-6t. 6 Sqrs. p. F's $50. Sheriff.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06
ReAAl Readily
Sept. Git.

a NY one wishing to exchange Country
"A for Valuable Town Property, will find
Il to their'adyantage by
Applying
July 10TH is7s. 9.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06
Saturday, the Goth day Of Sep
.teInber 1879,
TO NY OLD FRIE.v.DS IND
P.4TROTS.

HAVING secured light draft boat for
III the tradecbetween NEW ORLEANS
and GRAND ECORE, will leave the for
mer place on the 9th or 9th of September,
and continue to make regular trips through
out the season.
Aug Soft. JOHN HEINZ.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06
DISSOLUTION.

NEW ORLEANS, La, August Doth 1871.
The Co-partnershp existing between the
undersigned, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, d. III. Peterson continuing
the business and assuming all liabilities
b. II. PETERSON,
~ w. M SURLS.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06
ALEXANDRIA, La, August LIST 1873.

]kf11@Nh1N171sfhj III, ztut,uS0 f51 IcIJs
All business agreements verbal or writ
ten, between undersigned, since the above
dissolution of August 10Th 1871, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, b. II. Peter
son assuming all debts contracted for the
Stage Line from Red River Landing to
Shreveport aid Stable at Alexandria, La.
b. II. PETERSON,
Aug 2-4t w. NJ. SURLS.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06

any other saleable article, and in
short promises to nradnrs of all
kinds as Good or Better Bar
gains as can be obtained any
where else in the limits of the town.
Alexandria, La, May 81, '73-t1j ian
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06

MRS. CANFIELD WILL REOPEN HER
Nl School on the FIRST MONDAY in Sep
TENDER, at her residence, on the corner OF
Fourth and Elliott Streets. Mrs. C. hopes
that her uniform attention to the improve
ment of her pupils, will be repaid by an in
crease ofpublic patronage, which will ena-
BILE her to give them the advantage of the
best teachers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19
sa*~ u sssss@ sY - ws

coh Auss lilo following cNrpr.
Uncut i y l.el,ens u Argent,ui W.
III tie Aahr II rnul sfstti, SHOWS thu,
in tie ashes a's.ae, wi'fau' mn aln,iN-
lure II il ~ naua,e. an,s nas grow
and eelar n maturity llms. having
illea tree n 4 with as'.es. h. planted
ii t'tr tit wAea'. ii IT, second nut.
nli ia tlle third strawberries. III.
growth Nas accomplished during tie
SUMMER, ,hn WHEN, an.l oatt ripcuinr
alni Producing fully lcasy rrail,s. The
siiaw & 80 wllea, attained hight If
about f,ur feet sis inches. while that
# tho cuts grew about three feet six
i.nlpr These experiments have been
several tunes repeated. with tho same
success,
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M tAn' sletits viii !. >Ilealill l,laira.t'.
"Jimmy John Storics,'
III airt. Amy MORTON MAJ


Au,hnr of The william Henry Letters,
!" William Henry anl Ills Friend an,l
!" l.uey Marin, who has TIN rarr. nntl ha,.
rs pift IL knowing huM - delight H. ,sa,hg
rrollsl will APPEAR during ,heyear T:4rtr
will al.o ~ shun Stories, Papers on i, 4
rncr an.l History, Natural History. vi iii
sports, md Adventures, Sketches IL 'frassl,
Fairy Tales. Poems. puasles, ahar.,lps,
lngle~, Fun an,l Fancy, Instruction, In ~.
tainm.n, nnd nslipld Something for Ill
fran Father anl Mother to III. Iai,y. TIE
Illustrations will b. the hes, ,hat thu Artisi-
" twa continents can supply, nhi vail III
printed with greatest earr.
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JACk-lN-THY-.3 PIT

Ii 10 he a permanent feature Ut tie magazine
Jack will tell enulr nI tile moAt curious
things ever l.eaga, and nako l.imsell gei.ur-
Mlly entertaining.
W. have undertaken IL make the hest
n,apa.lns possible, fur tho little FOLKS. Il.
we'll III ihasr el,o are oltlpr, Every number
ot ~ Melodies Will eHnl In geod reading
matter f., hugs nui girls II al agns, heN.les
glea, deal u hearty nnd Innocent fun.
Ihristln.s saturs hut unca year, hut NJ.
Nicholas, tn new magazine fnr 'ioys NIL
girls. comes every manii. n his nirr.sls
Won The hers ~ the .anna ioiks, aud The
LATHE ehttAr." a.r tr,tMG fsr ~, Nicholas
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or THE DIooD,

TINS nosr rroHnrau rrniSixn or rms
nLoU0 rkT DISCOVERED,
CURES ALI iluMni.s, rnoM a a ros;MoN
ERUPTION To THE WORST hcNOFuLA,
Canerroas. ,u,nors are Dispersed without TIL sur.
rsui,'n knife @riufala conquered aud Gunsuinu.
ilnn prevented nni cured.
yCmrrcnt ntscnses, Mefcnrlal aud Miner.
MI Pulauts. aud thnlr fleets Arailcaud md tigufs
Gus health and q sound constitution established.
HCstAMtr WNMMNrsA aud Disease
Utupsy, etnrsNl ~ Fatsiall sMsllnv@, external NJ
Internal. and sintauFs ate tVinced aud dispaFsad
Eryslpeims, Aali Rhrun,. aesll ltoai anil
Fever Hptiss nfa raun removed ~ tI,ss powerful
"l srarsasi. Wi.rases, nanArnG. sealy
ieaslnr tils skin tlntl.li aul taif
Chronic .sens'ss, ns,.n nnl Asas, n..
Anes,ions. oi,at,al bs6ll'ls, ii abort, ali Nc
numerous aHaaArs sAnsad By Ind hland are rtli.
aurrrd mud ,stye MY before this taurt powerful
eargreut lhn kilg ~ thn ntoel,
kMch hottie contains h.tween forty nnl
ATTY u.silar, ,lupes eostIng uniy atir dollar, q.
erons on~ 80 Tour or ave hDseles xlll
cure Sail ishsnm, .teald ilsad, Ring Worm, Pin
~; q W. Nv, s.ss u . ss~ ass s.sss NH s"
Rraly Ernpiuns III the kkln. llrsrr. huFrs. AND
Cankpf inihe Mouth md stomach, Ery spelAs.ele
ae Ess s,ss c 7. \; H. 'fs aud s. s viii is s
wrons Two 10 Nh Kettles yin ~ found
snveiaal II curing Neuralgia. Sick Headache, u.
w wron s1i sy &C 90 s~rlve BOTTLES win eme
thc Mufpt rAsvm III Atfufula. u
Frosa three 20 sNelve eeessss VIII
" rv s Two va 60 s"ar hotsiss Viii sure ,he
worst rnsus III rllcs. aud regulate tpttsr bowels
Prom !Eo - ssm eosslss VII euro
~ s;:ss \ per-; y, s.ss,., ., hottie. d, -
Hold nv all UftIputste
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\ sneak thief vt l.rt Dulre stole n
hn'a from u grocery stnfr dnnr hDul,
and after carrying il ii mile into tho
nHaas eInnel Il and fonnl--a bass
wood dummy
IN Indignant Editor. - .ln Indignant
editor Il . country papor Ia ono d tho
Eastern states, prints tic following.
The obituary notice 10 n Western
lapcr contained tho touching intelligence
that tho deceased had accumulated 4
little money and ten children.
Duluth sportsmen use Northern Pa.
clic railroad bonds for wa,l,linr. r Gin
cinnali Commercial, These honda always
wcrc iamoua fur bringing down
lame ducks Z
Grant does ~. look with favor IN
tho attempts Il Congress IL repeal tho
tho sala,y steal
Among The steady haltit. of c.nnccti-
cut i 4 steady habit ofdfinking Fifteen
mt Of every fofi,-onc who have died In
that State during tho rasl i've years
were drunkards.
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\ sfllno!masfsr WINS very partial n
me q his pupils. md very severe u
another One day tie, both were
tatly. liz called them on tho Aoor.
james, my boy mid no "a the
,asori'e. rogre,ia'ly, but kindly. VIII
wrr. sftn late
YIN 50, sir. replied James, i was
as'eet', Ri. ahl dreamed | was going
q calilsrnia, and thought tho school
hell wa tie lell &c Ito steamboat. =
That will IL my hey, said the teach.
II, elad II NJ, .Neuse 10 shield him;
'a'was. tel the truth, ny boy
'Ant npw, sir, sAil liz II tho other,
sternls where Nerc sou.'
'i.u SEC, sir. tail tic urehn, can.
dilly, ! Was waiting t. 100 Jim a. !
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s~ss a. ~ ~ " ssS~

i,0s FATS fraNft> ~ chr.
~ rudes,i vilts. Is ga ~ tie
l5fl. sfa ~ |. a. ,h.m With
NAfp lrsaa aut' Mix, wea rtp,red,
with hsiiaa ii III, i, ttiescn,, 4
with rt'.pl III apal, Il wh.a, mid.
disc, vii i i better. \ l'itlo care
II Il, matters vii re,ay ~ cTor,s.
i,etife | knew Lev take care IL the
ffs. ! ii s'ittr eesi one year anil
Int uc n t'leH 'aicA,l. he nos,
year i forts pe. asl nearly all i
tcM ht.tl..l 49, ~ hitt's lihel Al
present mi,n.s u'rs i n
much mao lleasaat au.l eny otrum.
tim tl,an thr 'syis' I'D lserl 4 max
IN luttes ani eAerc.
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H. n tHsss sr4'
MAs:lsoas NnMAssuasA. a..,Ns.sss
lsnpedimdnts 10 Mari.aga, the eauae
and curc. Sent ar..nss IA tsvts II, port
paid for 80 cents, ~ Dr. 4. n'nirrilR,
6i7 ST. Charles Street, ST. LoaIs, Mo-,
the great specialize Road his works.
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.rAST lRgENnA,

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tine IT the hsast popular writers for se,llg
io,ks IN America READERS IL .'aes la
ar,l. ~ Al, nee FIR Himself. y IN | In.
Ing his Hest Will nnht stan MI tae III.
tai tanl II In sla,c Iul them III Nj, I'faN,
bridges new story
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"sa I a.L.lT El.E THIN iiisPlgh,'

~ lts,sh II. - htaN.
Nnlhnt - ! Its4.l.Lnv kaun thslt
Il nif,tss ~. Mr. siutklon i unp II il.
fr,st u enf slasriaa Nfil.ts, fl,e .esaie
4. III 10y II I'll in Virginia IL, bas.
hero 4 stated nut VII, g,,is ~ TIL elin1t',
ler. MI W. ii = Il. sars there nil i. M
al { Tin Ht adventures.
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.NsMl'ts's TITO. HILLS,

~ nItiE fiittasf tslFs nafrltt u NlsF.l
/, grrAi fnvarlsr witt tie .hil lralt 4 II Il
sael s,rnng Nhn,s.sat, 4 itlA Il. ssri iifn,
1nl vii lie I'LL ~ intersst tar boil, b..
MI aria.