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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-15
sHERIFF'S SALE.

NOT1CE is hereby given, that by viz
IN tue of an order of sale, issued out of the
District court, of Lyon county, Kansas,
to me directed, will, on Tuesday, the 9th
day OF June, 1874, at 10 O'Clock a. m, at
the front door of the court house, IN said
county, offer for sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit: Lots No.
s9, "a and SO, on West street, in the city
Of Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas. To be
sold as the property of Phelina Young
and Harry Young, to satisfy a judgment
in favor of Almerin Gillett.
JOHN BAY,
Sheriff of Lyon county, Kan.
Sherif's office, Emporia. Kansas, May
Sth, A. d. 1874. I9w5
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A performance of educated
feas IS at the present time at
tracing much attention at Berlin.
At q recent exhibition, one OF the
most accomplished of the insects,
obeying q sudden impulse OF its
nature, sprang from the table and
took refuge on the person Of an
illustrious lady. The exhibitor
was in despair, as the truant was
his best performer, and said he
would be ruined unless It could
be recovered. The lady good ma
turedly retired to an adjoinine
room, and, after . few minutes
absence, returned with the flea be
tween her thumb and forefnger
The exhibitor took it eagerly
gave one look at it, and then
with visible embarrassment, said
"Your Highness will pardon me
but this it not the right flea"
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James Norris PLAINTIFF

|
VS.
Chandler b. Chapman, def I.
In the District Court for Lyon county,
Kansas.
nNHE above name1 defendant, Chandler
Il b. Chapman, will take notice that he
has been sued in the District court OF
Lyon county, Kansas, in which court the
petition of the plaintiff is filed against
him, and that he must answer said peti.
tton en- or before the first day Of Septem-
bsr, A. ID. 1874, or said petition will be tax
en- as true, and judgment will be rendered
accordingly, setting aside and holding for
naught = tax deed executed to the de-
tendant, Chandler B. Chapman, by the
Clerk Of the county court for Lyon coun.
ty. Kansas, on the sth day of May, A. ID.
1877. conveying to the defendant, Chand-
Ter B. Chapman, the southeast quarter OF
section twenty-seVen CID township nine
teen (19) Of range ten (10), In the county
OF Lyon, Kansas, and quieting the title Of
the plaintiff to said real estate in fee
simple against said defendant, and en-.
Joining him from ever claiming any
right, title or interest in said resl estate
or any part thereof, either by virtue Of
said tax deed or otherwise.
ORRIS MILLER,
IS-2z Atty for Pff.
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6heri6ge Sale.

VIM. w. Angel,
VS..
VIM. II. Eikenbefy,
In District court Of 5th Judicial District,
in and for Lyon county, Kansas.
NOTlCE Is hereby given, that by viz
IN tue Of an order OF sale, issued out of
the District court Of Lyon county, in the
above entitled cause, will, on the nth
day Of May, at o'clock p. ~, at the
front door Of the court house, In said
county, offer for sale, at public auction,
| to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-
| lowing real estate, to-wit: lis acres OF
the south east quarter dissection II, town.
1 ship 10, range 10; all situate north OF Cot.
| tonWood river and occupied by said
| Eikenbury as q homestead, all in Lyou
! county, Kansas. Will be sold to satisfJ
/ said order OF sale. JOHN BAY
Sheriff, Lyon county.
Emporia, April 10, 1874. I5-f9
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The liquor dealers and their
friends have manifested unusual
patriotism in their anxiety lest
the success of the Temperance
Crusade should destroy the reve-
nue. OF the government, and the
nation some morning find itself
stranded and going to pieces.
And, with dreams of crusaders,
the natural inquietude of a liquor
sellers conscience, and their con-
Germ for the Government, what
these poor fellows must suffer no
one can tell. We would not tor.
ture even an enemy. We desire
therefore to add q word of COM
fort for these troubled men by
calling attention to the fallacy in
their argument by which they
have reached a false conclusion.
The seller of commodities, good
or bad, does not pay tax; it is the
consumer who has to bear all
these burdens. The money which
goes into the government treasury,
and enriches the liquor seller,
comes from the men who drink
the liquor, not those who sell it.
1t is stolen from poor women
and children, whose husbands and
fathers defraud them of the sup
port and protection for which
they have q lawful claim.
Drinking is impoverishing the
nation. Shut up the dram shops
and the savings of honest indus
try will find it easy to sustain the
government in funds. A nation
of drunkards cannot be rich anC
prosperous. Some years ago
when the subject of temperance
was before the British Parliament
and the benefits OF prohibition
had been ably presented, q depu
tation of brewers waited upon Mr.
Gladstone to plead their owl
cause. Among other reason
against prohibition they argueC
the loss in revenue should the sal
of fermented liquors be prevented
But they were mistaken in thei
man. Gentlemen" said MI
Gladstone, ''you need not Civ
yourselves any trouble about tn
revenue. The question OF reve
nue. must never stand in the wa,
of needed reform. Besides, wit
a sober population, not wastini
their earnings, will know wher
! to obtain the revenue. "-Centra
, Christian Advocate.
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MEN AND PRINCIPLEs.-Under
the above heading the Spirit of
Ksnsas says some good things.
The Farmer Is willing TO "shake"
over the following utterances:
It 10 the duty Of ell who earnestly
desire reform, TO put their own
shoulders to the wheel, and do
their own sharo OF the work in
pushing fOI ward instead of visit
ing for others 20 do it-that the
surest way to get rid Of the barna-
cles and shysters IL for all hands to
take hold and crush them out, but
the people have ideas of their own
about these things, and there is APP
parently no use In trying to argue
other ideas Into them. They say,
and with a great deal of force, thai
if the Anti-MOnopolists, Changers
and other refOrmers, no matter
how sincere and earnest they may
DO, choose 10 allow themselves Il
DO humbugged and run by cast.
Always whom the old parties havC
discharged for political and persona
dishonesty and general uufitness
they cannot go with them. They
can see no substantial promise o
reform Ia any party or movemen
thus disposed, and therefore thes,
people, and there are many thous
ands of them in the state, ala,
where they are. They feel that tn
( chaaces of wholesome reform II
their present associations, thougI
slight, are quite as good as the.
would be with the success of III
new movement under that kind q
leadership. Their idea of reform
involves something above and be
.yond q vague notion OF change, an,
there 10 good deal of sense in il
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NEE Eve year old cow; white, with
" black head, neck and legs, and black
spots on shoulder No mark Any in
formation leading TO her recovery will be
literally rewarded. j. L. w. BELL,
Is lis CoIn'l street.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

The Emporis Mutual Loan Association
VS.
James L. Lambdin and G. ~. LaInbdin,
ct al.
In the District court, of Lyon county,
Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by YIr-
IN tue Of On order OF sale, issued out OF
the District court of Lyon county, Kan
sss, to me directed, will, on the eth
the front door OF the court house, in said
county, offer for sale st public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described real estate, to-Wit: The SOUTH
half OF the northeast quarter of section
No. ., township No. nineteen, range No.
ten. in Pike township, in Lyon county,
State OF Kansas. viii be sold as the
property Of the above named defendants,
to satisfy said order of sale.
JOHN BAY,
Sheriff, Lyon county, Kansas.
Emp6ria, May 8, 1874. 1928
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A Cherokee Indian, William
Adair, has been admitted TO prac-
lice law at the bar of the United
States supreme court.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-15

1t is true that one swallow
doesn't make a Summer, but it
comes, summers near il.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-15

ANY candidate for Office IN
Omaha who wears q shirtrcollar is
considered 3 hloated aristoerat,
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Emporis, May 9Th, is1i.

Block I,lots 16a l64 I65 166 I67, at So. 90
each; bike, lots 50 and 81, at $500 each ;
blk %, lots 33l and 1923, at $500 each :
block %, lots $50 and 1872, at $500 each ;
Dix -, lots 15l 155 and 157, at S2.I0 each /;
blk IS, lot %, 50. 10; blk 81, lots 40 and 81,
at S2.10 each; blk 10, lots ia and I76, at
el.1O each; blk IS. lots go and 292, at
S215 each; blk 80, lot IA, sails; blk ST,
lots II and 10, at S2.15 each; blk 5S, lots
40 and 81, at S2.15 each; blk 60, lots 50
and 80, at S2.I5 each; blk 81, lot IS. at
S2.1o; blk IS, lots f66 and 1GS, at Ss.I5
each; blk 40, lots 1914, 1876, at S2.IO each:
blk 53, lots 81 aud %, at $2.1O each; blk
o., lot 80 and 30. at S1.15 each; blk 60,
lot I2d, S?.15; blk Is, lots 80 10i 1903, at
$3.50 each; blk %. lots 1872 I64, at 81. so
each: blk q, lot 20I, $3.50; blk %, lots
ii log, at Sl.6o each; blk 81, lots 81 and
%, At $3.50 each; blk 81, lots 75 az, at
$i.S0 eaeh; Dix 90, lot 1873, $I.15; blk So,
lot 70, S1.35; blk 50, lots Ili l43, at SI.05
each; blk 60; lots 1I3 ia, at sI05 each:
blk "A, lot $50, $2.25.
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NUMBER 20.
LEGAL,
SALE OF REAL ESTATE For BELlN-
0UEkT TAXES.

NOTICE is hereby given, that where
IN as, each OF the following town lots,
situated in the county of Lyon and State
in by said county at tax sale for the taxes
aud charges thereon, and more than five
years having elapsed since the date of
said sale, and the said real estate still re-
naming unredeemed, aud no person haV-
ing onered to purchase the same for the
taxes. penslties and costs due thereon:
therefore, 1 will, on the 9Th day OF June
A. ID. 1874, st one o'clock p. N. of said
day. at the front door or the court house
IN Emporls, ofsr for sale at public auc-
ton, each piece of said real estate, and
sell the same for cash, to satisfy existing
liens for taxes, the amount Of which il
set opposite to each lot.
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PAYsIcIkna
j. A. MCGUIRE, H. q

d \. MCUUIISEI Ia d
DHGSiCIAN AND SURGEON, IA
I permanently located in the city. Or
thce YER Dunlap's bank; residence, a =
ohanicS street, near Normal building.
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j. J. WRIGHT, n. D.,
FFICE over First National BacG
~ Residence on West street.
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NKosHo RAPIDS TOWN
PUBLICATION NOTICE,

Block 81, lots 90 81 % 90 and so, s5s, 81:
blk "a, lots 10 and 20, at $3.50 each; blk
90. lot Il, $3.50. 10 %
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Aids to tenpsrsncs-Crusade and
Lemonade.
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Il, M. kUa0IEs

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLIC-
"A IFOR IN BANKRUPTCY. Oifics
opposite LIST National bank, Emporia. Aa.
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q. w. SUTTON, MD,
TCLECTIC PHYSICIAN, HartfSr 4
Z Lyon county, Kansas.
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OFFICE il brick building, next sou IA
~ to Z. q. Residence northeast sSr.
ner of Merchant and It'll avenue.
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EMP oRIA SOCIETIES.

Damascus Lodge, No. IL,
Meets in Odd Fellows hall every Noa-
day evening, Members in coed standing
are cordially invited to attend.
NJ. l.. FUNKHOUSER, e. {.
p. +. JONES, Deputy q. c., Lyon CO.
10
MASONIC.
TISMP0RIA LODGE, No. II, A. r. 4 a. n
II Meets ut their hall. RuRgles 4 Plumb's
building, on the Thursday of or next proceed
ing the full moon OF each month, and every
two weeks thereafter. Master AEsoas ia
good standing arc cordially invited to attend
j. II. STEELE, w
4. MCCULLOUGH, Secretary.
GNMPORIA CHAPTER, K. A. n. Meets ~
"a Masonic Hall, on the list and Sd Friday
evenings of each month, At ~ O'Clock. Cox
p5nions IN good standing are cordially invit-
ed 70 attend. W. II. WIcKs, H. =.
W. 4. COPELAND, Secretary.
ODD FELLOWS.
TSION LODGE No. IS. Meets At Odd Ee1 .
~ 0wS' Hall, over Emporia Bank, every
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. Members IL
good standing invited to attend.
G. y. JONES, n. 81
81. WEAVER, Recording Sec.
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g. RACHEIIEt

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Practices In
IA all the courts in the Fifth. seventh
and Ninth Judicial Districts. OEice No,
IA Commercial street. AZ
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A TTOKSEI AT LAW, EmporiS, kA1-EI
"A Having practieed in the superior sud ia :
terior courts Tor eighteen years, he feels ouRH 70
dent of rendering satisfaction to all needin (
bis services j8nIISti
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+. S. LAURESCR,A.D, gEsSIR g. LAERENcB,kD
Ia WRENCK 4. a N.nLr,hc
anna WARKEN, NJ. u

LAWRENCE & LAWRENCE,
physicians i SURGEONS. Offices
l. and residence 1877 Commercial Ptreei,
Emporis, Kansas.
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L. d. JACOBS, N. D.,
nEFlCE in SEWE Block, mp stEirs.
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A TF3RNEY AT LAW. ONCE over
"A L. X. Holderm2n i Bro 5 store, I'm
pcria. Kansas.
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NJ. WEAVER.

-. 0' DlAkShERB
A TrORNEG AT LAW, No. 6 EasL
"A sixth street, Newton, Kansas. VIII
practice IN the State and Federal courts.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-08
TRIBUNE SuMMAny.-Nine States

TRIBUNE SUMMARY. Nine States
Delaware, Maryland, Michigan, Min
nesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New
York, Tennessee and Virginia-have
chosen legislatures which will elect
Democratic United States Senators.
Five of these are now represented by
Republicans. In five others-Louisi.
ana, Illinois. Massachusetts, Pennsyl.
vania aud Wisconsin-the Legislature
is either in doubt, or has in it indie.
pendent elements which will be likely
to secure the election of anti admins.
tration candidates Present returns
indicate that the Democrats will have
a majority of between fifty aud sixty
in the next House Of Representative.
Michigan has elected Democratic
Legislature. and has sent three or four
opposition candidates to Congress, all
gains. Tennessee has elected Demo.
cratic Governor by 10000 majority,
and has gained five opposition Con
gressmen. Alabama elected Demo
cratic Governor by about 10000 ma
jority, and has gained two opposition
congressman.
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SCHENck's PULMoNIC SYRUP, FOR THE
CURE OF CONSUMPTION. CoU9Hs AND
COLDS. The great virtue of this medi-
cine is, that !. ripens the matter and
throws it out of the system, parifies
the blood, and thus effects cure.
SCHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC. FOR THE
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic produces healthy action
OF the stomach, creating an appetite,
forming chyle and curing the most OBJ
stinate cases Of indigestion.
SCHENoK's g MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &o.-These
pills are Alternative, aud produce a
healthy action Of the liver. without the
least danger, as they are free from CO.
lomel, and yet more efficacious in re-
storing healthy action of the liver.
These remedies are certain euro for
Consumption, as the Pulmonic Syrup
ripens the matter and purifes the
blood. The Mandrake Pills act upon
the liver, create healthy bile and re-
move all diseases Of the liver, often q
cause Of Consumption. The Sea Weed
Tonic gives tone and strength SC The
stomach. makes good digestion and
enables the organ to form good blood /;
and thus creates healthy circulation
OF healthy blood. The combined &C.
tion OF these medicines, as thus ex-
planned. will cure every case Of Con-
sumption, if taken in time. and the use
OF the medicines persevered in.
DR.. Schenok is professionally at his
principal Office, corner Sixth and Arch
Streets. Philadelphia, every Monday,
whore all letters for advice must be sd-
dressed. Nov8tl3
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bTEADY!-After tremendous yawp
over che great victory. the Courier
Journal sobers down wisely, thus:
"Let there be no foolishness over onr
victory. Steady's tho word. A party
may be seriously demoralizsd by sue
cess. This is but the beginning of the
end. not the end. Tho meaning OF it
As. that We have yet country to 60.
sern and to save"
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China has been affected bv tho hard
times. In that country, the demand
for silk-worm eggs is 30 much smaller
than usual that there is great distress
throughout the country. So if ones
resources are shortened on this side OF
the world, his numerous daughters buy
fewer silks, and tue manufactures
makes fewer calls for his raw material,
and 80 1t goes, from point to point,
and the last ripple of our panic ia felt,
perhaps, in the middle of the Chinese
Empire.
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The RESULT, IN TIE STATE. The
Charleston Ms,es and Courier has a
number of special dispatches, from
which We extract:
Green's majority in Lexington
County is 305. In Lancaster. Cham
berlain has majority Of 20, aud the
entire Republican County ticket, is
elected. In Union, Chamberlain has a
majority of 1877, but Jeter (Conserva.
tive) is elected to the Senate, aud Wal
lace and Rioe (Conservatives) to the
House. In Abbeville, the aggregate
vote is 1000 in excess of the actual
number OF voters. In Newberry, a
large number of illegal votes we're cast,
and Mr.. Sampson Pope, the Chairman
of the Conservative Executive Com-
mittee. has called upon the citizens Of
the County to appoint committee Of
i've. from each township, to meet him,
on Thursday next, to examine the poll
lists, and forward the names OF the
fraudulent voters to the United States
Court, at Charleston, for indictment.
It is estimated that Chamberlain has
majority in EdgeGeld County of
u,
and it is certain that there will be a
protest against tho election on account
Of irregularities. Everything is quiet
there.
Fairfield gives Cham mberIaiu a ma
jority Of 1884; and Wallace 1913.
The regular Republican ticket is
elected.
The Conservative ticket VAS elected
in Greenville. Green's majority was
Ais; Kershaw's 443.
Spartanburg goes Conservative.
Green's majority LII. Kershuw's
LAO.
York elected the straight RApubli-
can ticket. Chamberluin's majority
513: Wullace's SIS.
Chamberlain's majarity in George
town will be about 1.600.
Chamberiain's majority in twenty
three precincts in Beaufort is 2,112.
As far as heard from Green has mu-
lority in Anderson County. MCGOWAN
is also far ahead Cochran is be.
lieved to be elected Senator. Chum-
berlain has small majority in Collie
ton, and Mcintyre, it is thought, will
be the Senator.
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SHALL NATURE BE SusrA1NEp?-To
give debiIitating medicines to tho
weak is about as sensible as it would
oe to try. to help man to his feet by
kicking hin, when he WAS down. That
eort OF practice is gong out of fashion.
1t has filled so many grave-yards. that
people no longer believe in it. II those
who are not strong by nature expect
to avoid the attacks OF disease, they
must endeavor to acquire the viRor
necessary to resist it, How is this to
DC done? Common sense suggests by
the use OF invigorating mediciOe. The
great object is to strengthen the sys.
tenn, without exciting it, This object
Is accomplished by the judicious use
VI the most potent and genial of all
vegetable touics and alternatives, Hos.
tetter's Stomach Bitters. Many valu-
able properties are cumbined in this
preparation. Itimproves the appetite
and renders digestion easy and perfect.
1t gives steadiness to the nerves, ia
duccs healthy, natural fow of bile:
prevents constipation without unduiy
purglng the bowels; gently stimulates
the circulation; and by promoting
vigorous condition Of the physical sys.
tenn. prom otes, also, that cheerfnlness
which is the truest indication of q
well-balanced condition OF all the ami
NAL powers.
Summer leaves both the body ond
the mind more or less exhausted. Now
is the time to recruit them, and thus
forestall the malarious fevers and other
complaints which PROSTATE 80 many
thousands every fall. BY quickening
the superficial circulation, without
creating anything approaching to fe-
yer, the Bitters impart tone to the
skin. and thus renders the aurface of
the body comparatively impervious to
unhealthy externa. Influences.
Nov 8 1871
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ANOTHER SourH CAROLINA OUrnA

ANOTHER South CAROLINA OUTRAGE.
We learn that while citizen OF Au-
gnsta was getting ont of the train at
Aiken. with two ladies. negro ob-
structed the way in such manner
that the party could not pass The
gentleman requested tho negro to
move, who refused. and was very inso-
lent. Some words passed between the
two. when crowd of negroes assem-
bled aud acted in very threate uiug
and rlotous manner, taking the first
negro's part. II suoh things as this
are permitted in South Carolina much
longer, the State will not be worth a
rush-light.
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel.
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SALE OF THE STEVENS BATTERY -
The famous Stevens iron war battery,
or monster gunboat, which was sold
on Monday for the Insignificant sum Of
Sl05. 100. has been under construction
at Hoboken. n. j., for thirty one
years. 1t has HI eventful history in
connection with it's design and the
progress Of the work. 1t Was originally
projected by the onoe we'll known en-
gineers. Robert L. and Edwin A. Ste
vens, Of New York. The keel of tho
vessel was laid in 1913, and was CON
Quoted jointly at the expense OF the
Messrs. Stevens and tho United States
Government. 1t was to be used for
the defence OF New York harbor. Up
to 1871, the Government had e1pend-
ed S500.000 upon it. and the Messrs.
Stevens three times that amount.
When the late war broke out, the
builders endeavored to hasten the
work, and solicited further advance
of funds from the Government, which
was. however, refused, and work was
again stopped, aud remained so until
1871.
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CKEsiAT1oSAL- Nor BY GnAY.->
Here rests his ashes Oh the shelf be.
meath,
A youth to collins and 10 shrouds un-
known;
Fair sections frownel not on his hn IN
ble death,
lnciueration marked him for his
own.
No longer seek his cinders to disclose,
Nor draw his 6ue residuum from this
pot,
Where they. alike impalpable, repose.
Trusting his spirit never felt 'twas
hot.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, NOVEMBER T.
Hendri.r House-M Reese, Baltimore:
b r Page. 8 d Lane, N G; j P Stro-
hecker, Charleston; John 81 Bucl
anan, Chester; G 81 Moffitt, Charles
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rose & Harry Watkins-Theatrical.
@: Hamherg-Wood.
Lost-Setter Pop.
Meeting M. & F. B. & l.. Association.
John r. Spearmau-Finsl Notice.
Joseph Scimonelli-Notice.
Meeting Myrtle Lodge.
VIM. Glaze-Jewelry, go.
George Symmers-Red Hot Poker.