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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-04-18

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THE CITY BY THE SEA.

Somewhere an ancient oity stands,
A beautiful city by the sea,
And moss grown gables seem 10 Iro%n
From the pointed roofs of the houses oeo"n,
That line The streets Of this quaintoi o Town.
OF that city by the sea
Never . sound of clamorous strife
Disturbs this city by the sea
But calm and sweet is the Tranquil DAY
The white sails ride on the moonlit Day
Or slip their moorings and float away
From this city by the sea.
Sometimes at eve, when the tide goes OUT
A troop of children, glad and tree,
Gambol and shout--a merry band
Or over the shining. sea-wet saDo,
Go two young lovers. hand in hand,
From this city by the SEA-.
Often and often l 81, and think,
Of this beautiful city by the 1ea,
Till see the flush in the crimson sky,
And the you hful lovers, fond and shy,
And the snow white sails ~ the ships 60 by
Past this city by the sea.
Is it a picture--or dream 80. -s..s.JA
Whose haunting mernnries come to me -
Or did somewhere, long ago,
Pace the shi Mug sands when the tide was low
Hear the murmurous sea waves etb and now
Did | see the crimson sunsets glow
And watch the white sails come and 60
Past this city by the sea
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-04-18

10 POLISH Stoves WITH LITTLE TROUBLE
For a stove of medium size, pulyerize a
piece OF alum the size of large hickory.
nut stir into two tablespoonful of vinegar -.
add this to the stove blackiug, mixed with
water In the usual manner. Apply this
mixture with a cloth or brush to a cold
s'ove' ana while wet. rub briskly with q
dry brush. The polish will appear at once.
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The DIFFERENCE 1.-The women to the
boats y rang through the Nor:haeet. and,
with her officers drawn up in line on the
qua, ter deck and her commander standing
with loaded revolver at the gangway. az
many as might b. were saved, "Go,d-by.
my love-" said this noble captain. as his
own wife. bride OF thres weeks. passed To-
to one Of the boats good bye. my love-"
aud went down with bis ship. or the sur.
vivcrs of the Atlantic the captain, who was
asl.ep in the chart room, is one of the FIRST
reported.
VALUE eP ELEcTRlcITY. Mrs. Sarah A.
Penny hacker, formerly of Harrisonburg.
Va. has been extremely i'll at the residence
Of hsr son. j. E Peoybacker E.q in
+. auklin, W. Va. At one time it was
thought that her life was extinct, but the
application of the galvanic battery, togeth.
er with bot bricks applied to her feet, re-
stored her to consciousness, and she is
nov rapidly recovering. EXCEPT from the in
jur,es caused by the heat Of the bricks. -
The ima,ediae cause of her illness was an
accident-the falling Of a door upon her
person.
Little John Hanley, the one child saved
from the wreck of tue A lautic has beco ne
a hero. People are sending money to
hun ia new York, aud Ruchest man
" tn to tune has offer d to adopt him
But tue Ii IT, fell W prefers to remain with
bis ,tl4tiyes
The question, "Was john We-ley bad
husband p is settled by correspondent Of
a Philadelphia paper, who gives he author
itv of au eye gitness,' that Mr.. Wesley
used to indulge in the luxury of dragging
der husband round the room oy the hair of
his head. s
The Southern Claims Commissioner last
wet K, heard the claims Of Senator Jno. F
LEVY and MIR. BIeckman, of Va, for prop
erty ia ken from the H zlewood estate il
Rocking ham valued at STA
SINE EDglisb settlers in Mecklenburl
visited kichlnond Saturday to till chief jus
tice Chase thar they had named their settle
meut Chase city, after him. lie made
gratified speech to them.
Geo. W. Curtis. in a letter to the Presi
den' resigns his position as President OF tn
Civil Service B ,ard on account OF "tb'
Abandonment OF the spir t aud letter OF thu
civil service regulations
The queer sight of TEN Scott and t"ent.
friends, riliug 10 palace car over Gen
Mahoues road astonished the people II
South western Virginia last week.
There is lady residing III Pelham, Mass
who was not welded till sixty years of age
but who has since had four husbands all
} whom are now deceased.
A young man 10 Providence begge
meaus t, pay his expenses at theolog'cs
seminary aud supported his wandering s'ey
with gold headed cane.
. The tobacco Association of Danvllle VI
) has Or tested to the President against tb
5. formation of the new (sth) collection di
trict. for business reasons.
J. Five subscribers stopped their "Con
mon wealth. at Farmville. Va. last weeI
> because the editor admitted communic'
ton ca iufapt baptism
4 The German Bsptists (Duukards) a
building Aeuse Of worship at Bells Vallt
!, in Rockbridge County, VI.
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II T.. FOSTER & CO..
Successors to ". B. Crawford i Co.,
MAIN STREET, STANTON, A.
We offer at the lowest market prices very su
perior lot of GROCERIES, &c., consisting in
part of
rs Bbs Family Extra and Super6ne Flour.
Is Granulated, Powdered, Crushed and
Coffee Sugars.
10 PR. do
~ Gases Canned Tomatoes.
Is +" Peaches
10 Boxes Adamantine Candles.
10 '' Laundry Soap.
100 Pads Cotton Yarn, assorted numbers.
5000 Superior Cigars.
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBA eco,
AolAsses and Syrups of all grades, and all
goods generally kept in first class Grocery.
Will pay the higest prices for produce in cash
OR exchange for goods.
W. K HARPER, Salesman. jan3l-tf
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ROBERT CRAIG
Business Cards.

JANIS T. RYERs. HENRY 4. sUMMERSoA
DYERS h SUAMERSON,
Dealers IN Family Groceries,
COUNTRY PRODUCE, FINE CIGARS, .
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBA Coos.
We have opened a new and full stock,
In the Room opposite Court House,
recently occupied BY Jas. H. ackley, and it
will be cur aim to keep constantly on hand a
cholce selection of goods in our line.
A call is solicited. We feel con6dens we can
please.
WE have full line of all the different Brands
of both CHEW ING and SMOKING TOBACCUS,
and every style and grade Of CIGARS.
WANTED FOR CASH,
FLOUR
GRAIN,
BACON, 81.
aug25-tf BYERS & SUMMERSON.
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The New York Times" says that tie
name Of Jno. F. Wilson, the live postmsa.
ter at Lynobburg, Va, 'appearse on the
monument to the dead soldiers at Peoria,
Illinois.
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EUREKA

WATER PROOF BOOTS AND SHOES
take this opportunity of informing my old
customers and the public that am now putting
up all of my Boots and Shoes WATER PROOF
through an entire new process Of my own, which
will keep the dampness from coming through
the bottoms
WIN. BANTZ.
Two FIRST class hands wanted on mems work.
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NEW RESTAURANT.
N IN STAUNTOl

ID H. TROUT, F. T. STRIBLING JR.,
AND FRANK B. BERKELEY.
Having this day, May 10. 1870, formed part
nsrship, will conduct the drug business at the
old stand of P. H. Trout, under the style of
TROUT, STRIBLING BERKELEY,
who will carry on the business in all its branches
with renewed energy and with increased facil-
ties. They offer inducements to all who may
need Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils, Coal Oil and
Lamps, Fancy Articles &c.
Special attention given to compounding Ply
stefan s Prescriptions, which department is nder
the control of F. B Berkeley.
msy20-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-04-18

EGG SAUCE FOR FISH Boil one or two
eggs quite hard. When cold (Which you
may hasten by throwing them into cold wa
ter) chop them quite fine. whites and yelks
together. Taste the liquor in which your
-alt fish and parsuips have been boiled -
Ii not too briuy, take some of this, and,
with the addition of a little water or milk,
make good m'lted butter with -four and but.
ter. When smooth, throw it in your chop.
ped up eggs give it one boil up, and
transient to your sauceboat.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-04-18

TOR BURNS For burns or soalds, apply
immediately soft linen rag or lint satura.
ten with strong spirits of camphor. and
Keep wet for an hour. You will be sur.
prised at the relief it affords.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
asanrre.s YeslerdaY.

The Senate passed bill authorizing the
Secretary Of the Treasury to refund differential
duties on articles actually on shipb0ard in
French vessels distined for the United States
in November, 1879; and bill to require
national banks TO restore their credit when
impaired, and amended the legislative appro-
pratiOn bill SO as to provide for the legal adju-
dieation of disputed questions between the
government and the Pacific railroads. Among
bills reportedlupon faVOrably was one apprO-
priating 81, 600 for government building at
Dover, Delaware: $3.50 900, for COvingtOn KY,
and $4,000 for Atlanta, Ga, for similar
purposes; and bills were introduced for a
mai contract with the Mediterranean and
Oriental Steamship Company, and TO endorse
bonds Of saidc0mpany 70 the amount OF Sl3,
OOO, 900; and appfOpriating $4,000, 600 for edu
cation In the Southern States.
| The House passed a bill, offered by MIR.
platt, of Va, amendatOTy OF the bankrupt
act; bill 70 provide for the construction o
life-saving stations; bill for the relief o.
| John Il. Mason, late collector Of Baltimore
and agreed TO the Senate amendments TO tn
bill abOlIshing the ranking priYilege-th
vote on this propositions standing yeas l45
nays a. Resolutions were adopted looking
to The completion Of the Washington monu
i ment. tt.tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
sAtrltfs tSaIts.
@MerIfF's Sale.

Azs. By virtue Of a writ Ct Lsyasl Raaias 70 me
lil directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale at
the Lafayette Hotel, Sn Shipley street,
~ kept by james @. Pierson, in the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY. the 10th Gay Of February, AID. 1873
at 2 O'Clock, p. M.
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot Of land with brick DWELLING
thereon erected situated in the city Of WilminRtQn,
and bounded as follows to wit: Beginning on the
easerly side Of Madison street seventy six teet from
the northeAsterIy corner of Fourth and Madison
streets at the center of the party wall between the
house this lot and that on the lot south OF tnl
thence oasterly parallel to Fourth street through
the centre of the party wall aforesaid sixty seven
feet; thence nOTtherly and parallel to Madison
street twanty feet, more less, TO tho s0uthery
side OF four feet alley leading into Madison street,
thence westerly along said side Of said alley ana
parallel TO Fourth street sixty seven feet to the
easerly side OF Madison street; and thence south
erly along said side OF Madison street twenty feet,
more OF e. TO the place of be aiming be the con
tents thereof hat they may with the free and IN
interrupted use OF aforesaid alfey in cammon With
other owners of lands bounded thereon. forever.
seized and taken into execution rs the property
Of Morris Dickinson, and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, SheFif.
SheriTs Once New Castle. Del Jan. IS A d. 1898
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
She,IR's AaVe

49,. BY virtue OF writ Of Venditioni ExpOnss
SHfiie to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale. at the Lafayette Hotel, sH Shipley
~ street, kept by James G. PiersOn, in the
city uf WILMINGTON, New Castlc county. Delaware
On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th Of February. A: d.,
1873, at o'clock, b. m, tho following described
Real Estate. viG
All that certain lot of land situated in the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
bounded and described as follows, 70 wit: Begin
ming at the south vest corner OF Ninth and " ind
scr stree IS thence sOutheTly al0na said westerly
side Of Windsor set eishty feet TO corner;
thence westerly parallel to Ninth street seventeen
feet TO anothtT corner; thence northeTly and pa
rallel to the first mentioned line and W1udsor
street along n line OF other ,nd of Edmund e..
Springer the west 81 icet - the afO esaid south
erly side of Ninth street. an thence thereby cas-
terly IL feet to the plaza OF beginning, be the con
tents thereof what they may with two story brick
house thereon erected.
Seized and taken into execution as the property
Of Jacob u. Chandler, and to be sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Sherid's Office, New Castle Del jan. lj AID 1889
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
sherI11 safe OI GlCMI ksIMIe

,usssA BY virtue of sundry writs of LevaTi FaeiAs
f!!. 10 me directed, will be exposed 70 Public
" Sale, at the Lafayette Hotel, Ne 0Al Ship
~ ley street. kept BY james G. Piersen 10 the
city Of Wilmi0gton. New Castle county. DelaWaFa,
On WEDNESDAY. January -, 1873. f.
At 2 o'clock. p, m.
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of land with
a Brick Dwelling House thereon erected, aituated
in the city of Wilmington Aforesaid. bounded and
described follows to git; Beginning ~ the south:
eTly side of Seventh street. betWean Lombard ahd
Pine streets at the distance OF seventy eight feet
three inches from the westerly side Of Pine street.
at Enooh MOore's line; thence with his line sQqsh
eFly seventy two feet 20 a three feet vide alley
leading into Mechanies street; thence with said
alley side easterly sixteen feet mere oI less @
staks thence n0rtheFly parallel With PING street
seventy two feet TO the said side OF beVenth ereeG
thence theFowIth westerly sixteen feet throa tpeaes
to the place OF beginninG with the con mon ase Of
said alley forever. K.8H A. =
William Q. MOsFe and Amy ~ p. his Witos nd
''''' 's''- ROBERT 1BE Il. Xk1isTROlFEl. hhsIia.
SheFins Olioe. New Castle. Jan. l. lslS-lO ! -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
How Unnecessary the Anguish

Many persons undergo from rheumatism, gout,
eeuIalgia, toothache and earache. We say un-
necessary because the application of MEXICAN
MUSTANG LrNIMENT to the affected part, or a few
drops OF il in the cars tooth, affords instanta-
neous, aAd what il better, permanent relief. For
Sle, wounds, bruises, swellings and all injuries
Or diseases which require treatment externally,
this lmimenJ is everywhere regarded as the most
potent and reliable healing agent in existence
For all external injuries ailments of horses and
eOthe Il Is tniallble --il &
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
sheriff SaIe OF Real EStRte.

49,, by virtue OF sundIy writs Of Levart Eacias.
I!ls to me directed, will be exposed 70 Public
Sale, at the Lafayette HOTEL Nc. S4l Ship
u ley street. kept by james G. PieFgOn. in the
city Of Wilmington. New Castle county, Delaware.
On SATURDAY. Febmary |. lS7s.
at 2 o'clock, p, NJ.
the following described Real Estate. viz; 4 ia
All that certain lot of land situated ia thecitya
of Wilmington aforesaid, vita a large Brick Hotel
thereon. Beginning at the sOutheasteFly intersee-
tiOn of King and Front Streets and running eas-
tery along Front street thirty nine feet siR iaehes
to corner stake; thence south thirty two degrees
fsTty three feet six inches TO anOthef corner
foot to another corner stake thence south thirty
two degrees west eighty iest 10 another eoEnsF
stake; thence north hftV eight degrees west thlr-
teen feet six inches; thence south thirty two de-
grees west foot to another corner stake: thence
north fifty eight degrees west twenty hV6 feet 10
the easterly side of King street, thence noTtheIy
along said street fifty two leet q the place Of be-
ginning, be the contents VIII at they may. .
Seized and taken in execution as the property OF
Morris Dickinson, and to be sold BY
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, sheTid
Sheriff. Office New Castle. Jan. 1. l673-l0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
ncn MrxsrRr1s AT rHE oFrRA Housr

ia RGIA MINsTRELs AT THE OFERA HOUSE.
The unpleasant condition OF the streets, last
evening prevented the attendance of large num-
bel OF people who would otherwise have been
present 81 the Opera House 10 witness the per
ioImance of the Georgia ininstrels. Considering
the adverse circumstances, however, the audience
present NHs very fattcfng. The performance as
bore, was most excellent, keeping the audience
in q continued roar Of laughterthe entire evening
To night they will appear again, and as the weaih
or gives promise OF being extremely pleasant a
large audience will undoubtedly attend. Gen
Tom Thumb, who appears az Institute Hall this
evening, attended the performance last night
AT THE INSTITUTE HALL.
Tonight, Gen Tom Thumb and wife, Commo-
dorc Null, aud Miss Minnie Warren will give
one OF Their popular entertainments. Wherever
these charming 'litte folks" have appeared, they
have been greeted with large audiences, while
their perloi FINANCES have always proved eminently
satisfactory The little ones, in particular should
be taken 10 night, as they viii surely be delighted
with the performance, while ille larger ones we
opine, will not DC far behind them.
To-NoRRow EvENK0.
at ia Grand Opera House, Mr.. James II. Keene
wall open AN engagement of two nights in his own
great creation OF the unpopular "Rip Van VIM
kle, Ga The sleep of Twenty Years." To the pro.
per rendition of this character, Mf Keene lias de-
voted his best energies, and \ result, has sue.
NScNG0 al acquiring hANA u RAoAlAENGy ~ 70 Dt
| styled, BY the press and the public, the equal a
Jefferson. All who saw Jefferson last season il
his great OLE should not fail TO be present tomor
row night and Thursday night, and judge fol
| themselves
5HE FRIENDS on TEArFERANBE,
who wish 20 hear John b. Coughs lectnFe, on IN,
Lights and Shadows Of London Life" ut tn
| Opera House, ON Friday night, should hasten d
secure tiekeis Nearly all the best seats have Al
ready been taken. and il the sale continues at ia
same ratio, every seat in the house will be BepnTe
By The nightOf De Lecture! Noaxtra lchafaf 70
reserved seat, which can be secured 1T BOughman
Thomas a. Cos.
AMONG ALL THE AMUsEEENTe,
on the tapis Ior the next month, n0ns excite .
much geaeEal eEpttenaant ~ tlaa haA % the Wash
ington s. r. =. Company, which takes place :
the Masonic Temple, on the night Of Friday, Fel
2ists No efforts Will bs spaCed b the Committe
TO make the affair entirely suecsssfnl and, jndgin
By their previous elorta, the grandest ball Of u
season may be eonHdently DO sxpeoisd,
Joe Je1eTAon viii play aRip Van Winkle, .
Richmond' Va, on Friday and Saturday nights {
this week.
Maggie Mitchell begins at Pitisburg. Feb. Sd
Cleveland, 23d.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
To SkeptIcs.

The almost daily receipt of voluntary testimo-
malls from every part of the country, from Physi-
clans, clergymen, old and young, male and te-
male is sufficient to convince the most skeptical
that DR.. TUFTS EXPECTORANT is the most
valuable LUNG BAI4SAM OF the age; many won
derful cures have been performed by IL, as may
be seen by hundreds of certificates in the hands
of the proprietor Try il and you will doubt nc
longer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
CH,cKrs BrRIFnFRrrr D.N

CHICKEN BURIED FIFTEEN DAYS IN THE SNOW.
Mr.. J. IL. Barrett, residing in Upper Uwehlan
township, had a chicken buried in the snow which
fell on the 2Gth Of December last, and which did
not find its way out until the 18th of January, il
having nothing TO eat in the meantime, except
what il could find within its snowy cell. Ii was
discovered by one of the family from passing
owing 10 it's making a sort of a cacbling noise
1t was as may be imagined in a very sorry plight
and weak condition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28

DECEAsED.-Wm. q. Jones, one of our oldest
and dmost respected citizens died at his residence
on Sunday. Few persons have lived to no great
an age who were 30 active up to the time of their
death, or who possessed more OF the qualities
which are priced by neIghbOrs and friends. We
believe II s said Of him that he died in the house
in which he was horned, where he had lived un-
til he reached the great age Of eighty.hine years
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28

DENNIS BODY REPORTED TO BE SToLEE.-The
body Of Bill Dennis was buried in the POtter's
Field, at New Castle, on the afternoon of the
execution. 1t is reported, however, that the Te-
mains we're exhumsd and taken away by eight
o'clock the same evening for the purpose Of fur
nlshing material for the dissecting table, and as
slsung some disciple of Esculapius in fathomine
the mysteries of the profession.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28

AXLE BBoKEN.-This morning, an axle of one
OF the cars OF the way freight train leaving thus
city at 7:l6 A NJ, broke when the train was near
Stanton, causing delay Of several hours. About
ten o'clock, crane car left this city, with a new
truck and force of men, to repair the accident.
The passenger trains were not delayed by this
mlshap.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28

AT WoRK.-The mechanics employed by the
Tasker Iron Company, are still busily at work,
making the old Locomotive works ready for oc-
cupancy. The carpenters are now finishing the
inside wood work. An iron roof is also being put
on the blacksmith shop. Work on the new main
building will be commenced as soon as the wealth
er will permit
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
BAINBRID0E, GA, Sept. "a, 1869.

M L. H. NJ McTyre:
Dear Friend-Enclosed please find p. o. order
for five dollars and shall have to apologize for
not writing to you before. / have been quite
sick, aud very busy when well, therefore neglect
ed it. You will please send me per Express two
tainly splendid thing for a cough; it has cured
me effectually of my cough, and also several 9th
ers to whom gave il.
With a thousand thanks for tho medicine you
sent me- remain your sincere friend,
r. c. SCOTT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28

SENATOR FRAHK BLkiR, Of Missouri, appeared
10 his seal In the NstioHd Senate yesterday for
the FIRST time In over a month. lie was Warmly
gueeted by his fellow Senators, 70 whom he was
compelled TO give his len iAnd, his Fight arm and
hand being entirely useless owing 70 paTalytlc
stroke, which be received some time ago.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28

CUTTING AFFRAY.-Yesterdaya afternoon Thos.
Boyce became engaged in an alteration with a
man named White, in a saloon on Madison street,
between Fourth and Fifth. They soon came 10
close quarters when White drew kDife and cut
Boyce severely in several places, about the body
and hips. A warrant has been issued for Whites
arrest
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
sheriff SaIe Of RReaI Ralaee.

sheriff safe Of AGeal Esoaee.
49,. BY virtue Of writ OF LsEaEi u aaiAA tam
~ directed. will be exposed to public sale. at
" the Lafayette Hotel, No. eAl shipiey street.
~ kept by James q. plersOn. in the city of
WilmingtOn New Castle county, Delaware,
On SATURDAY, February J., ,1S7a tfs
At o'clock, D. M.
the following described Real Estate. via
All that certain lo OF land (Ne. % plOt Of one
hundred lots sold February 4, l6o3 situated ID the
city Of Wilmington aiOFesaid, bounded and desert
bed as follows. 70 Wit; Begnning e The intofsee-
ton OF the nOFtherly side Of Seventh street with
the easteFly side Of Bonnett street. at IS foot uaa;
thence with said side Of seventh street tWonlY fest
90 stake In land sold 10 Joseph w, Day; thanee
with said Day land n0FtheEly parallel With haa-
nett street and Church street ninety fsa te stake
IN land sold % Betaael w. McCARleBi n onoo With
said Bamuel W. heCaulleyl line westerly parallel
With seventh street twenty feet 70 fha Gad ada OF
BeEnelt street, and thence thefeNtl1 foNNeEly
ninety feet 70 the plaes of fhealnnlAas ~ % CO..
tents more or losa.
Seized and taken 10 exsoatiou Is ne ptopuly og
Dayid Montgomery and Jane MOEssomely hls alfs.
ROBKaT l. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
Sheriff ones. New oastlo, Jan. l.lsIs-lo