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SAN FRANCISCO.
reorganization Of the Bank of Cali
tOrnia Nearly Pcrfccted-The Assets
Sufficient 10 Indemnify.

SAN FRANCISCO, September Is
lhe syndlc ts OF the Bank OF
C2liornla have very nearly completed
the work Ct Investigation of the affairs,
ana are now engaged more especislly in
measures Of organization with q view OF
resumption. There are still some mat
Iefs requiring further examination, but
they are not Cf sufficient importance to
alIect the ge0eral result. On account Of
RVdab.e responses OF creditors as to
giving such time for settlement Of their
claims Is viii ensble the bank to reslize
Its assets on favorable terms, il is quite
probable lh?t the assets will be found
suticielt 30 discharge the Indebtedness,
and perhaps pay twenty per cent. or
one million dollars u the stockholders.
the confidence felt by the people at
iA'ge Ia ,ae gentle 'emen competing the
syndicate mas gone far 10 bring about
ills comparatively prosperous state Of
auairsl and has prevented such sn on
slauGht on the resources of the bank as
could have resulted In q disastrous sac
Tlfca Of The assets and a loss OF several
millions TO the depO5itOrs. The outlook
now j. very encouraging, and
u j. believed that with the opening
o. the Bank o. Nevada snd renewal
or the BaUk OF Cslflrnia local money
Auaifs VIII be on an easier basis than
or a long time previous. Stocks stiff
On The streets this morning Transactions
were made in California at Fl ty-nine
and iitJy-Uine and a quarter, Opher went
10 fifty, BelcEer sold at fOrty-two aud
a baif, ana Mexican at ninety. Brok srs
generally predict a good market on the
opening Of the big board, and are in the
best OF spirits. The brokers excursion to
Virginia City isiudefl1itely postponed on
account Of the favorable showing cf the
market and the opportunities afforded
for private operations. The sale Ct the
SaL Francisco assaying and refining
works, and also the acid works under
fne ssme management, wss to-day con-
summarized, the purchasers being Flood
~ O 5-ian. These WORKS have been
i2r2. under the cOutrI OF the Bank
II Csl lyrnia fCT some time, and hsve
been supplying ne mines with fine bull
lion for several years. The National
Gil bank and TTusr company had
one hundred aud fifty thousand dollars
ln coin r-aDsi -rred t)-day through the
gli1= z The sub-ireSsUrer. Considerable
au1Eu g are rep RED ID have arrived, or
are r'gH at hand, from New York 10
the Bank q Cal fDruia and the Hibernis
bank. There was q marked improve
men, ir mining stocks to-day, both in
tho volume OF bueiuess and prices re-
allied. There was only one board in
session, HCI the increased business Of the
Csl frlia board viii luTy up the open
ing 90 the ether boards, which now ex-
T-Ct d resume in two weeks.
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Bacon cadets escorted the society to the
opershouse, which wss crowded Gen
ersl HC oker presided. Captain Glider
sleeve, and his associates OF the rifle
t am, were presented to the audience
and greeted with immense applause.
President Grant, Generals Sherman,
Slocum, and others, were welcomed
with three times three cheers. Senator
Conkling welcomed the socisty to the
State Of New York in an eloquent
speech,
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TIE news printed this morning in
gard % Mississippi afraUs, ps,li>.r,.,Ir
tlsi nice il-le story told az '-ysshina,an
" " dnguished Mis-
iI. - -" prove interesting
,S,D...7,.', ~, - - 80 .Ond Of good joke.
gi.-,,a .-1.,7I a. a an interesting history
-. --.,- --'--'-i "A .rney's two kilograms, as
-. - - - = the Vieksburg Herald, in
@ "1io" .ap-ain Montgomery details the
80 mauLer in which Harney volun-
- Hy signed ths Objectionable docu.
HsH.
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Getting Up a YeIIOw.Fevcr
Panic.

CINCINNATI, September ia dis
patch from New Orleans Gays, that in
the town of Milton, Florida, nine miles
above PennsacOls, out of the entire popu-
lstion, which is fity-four, there are
thirty-three cases OF yeIlow-fever,
eleven fatal At West Pascagoula, one
hundred miles from New Orleans, there
are seventy cases, with fifteen deaths
during the past week.
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Safe Robbed.

Boston, September l5.-The safe OF
Francis, Sargent & Co., 81 and 63 Sud-
beurg street, was robbed of seventeen
thousand two hundred and thirty five
dollars in bank bills, checks and notes,
by two men, one OF whom induced the
cashier TO go into another part OF the
building while his sccomplice operated
on the safe.
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saw-MIm Burned-FataI Shooting

ST. PAUL, September 15.-The saw
mill Of McCaine Brothers & BarteaU, at
Hinckley, was burned last night. Loss,
twelve thousand dollars.
II. L Gordon, well-known lawyer
and politician, yesterday at Monticello,
Wright county, shot and probably killed
a saloon keeper named Desmond, who
had attacked Gordon with a pistol for
having attached bis stock for debt
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Additional Returns from the Maine

AUGUSTA, Maine 15.-Returns from
81 towns give Connor, Republican, So,
297; Roberts, Democrat, 1918; Con-
nor's majority, 1854. The same towns
last year gave Dingle, Republican, AS
020; Titcomb, Democrat, 37,8lS; Din
gle's majority, O,202. One hundred
and twenty-five towns and plantations
yet to be heard from. The Republicans
elected 20 and the Democrats IL SEN
of
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Beeeher's Letter TO District-AttOrney
RrittOn.

NEW YORK, September 15.-The fol.
lowing is the letter Of Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher to the district attorney OF
Brooklyn in relation to the libel suit
against Francis d. Moultop:
TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, August so.
Winchester Brittor, ESQ.,:
DEAR SIR-Your letter commenting
to my attention certain considerations
which incline you to relinquish the
criminal suit against Mr.. MOulton and
air. Tilton was duly received and con-
sidered. / think that the views which
YOU present are sound and wise. II
would seem to be automatic that no suit
should be carried on in which neither
individual nor society can hope for
benefit. Should you in your further
discretion enter TlOtte proSequi, L be-
lieve all right thinking citizens will re.
gard your action with appreciation when
made aware of the reasons. Sincerely
yours, HENRY WARD BERCHER.
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CaIiEoruis state Fair

BAN FRANCISCO, September 15-The
State fair, at Sacramento, opened to-
day, with a good attendance. The
ton, and the fair will be continued ten
days. General Sheridan is expected to
be present next week.
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WEATHER PRoRABILIrIEs.

WAsHINGros, September 10, ! an.
For Tennessee and the ohio usyy cys
'5' 'easl1g c!O'Idncss and rain, tCith
"oTtEsr.y to c7ste7iy tciEols, slight change
o. t2rOWetCT and Jo,Ccr temperQtuyc.
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Cheap RAILWAY Track

LOUISVILLE. September 15-The
track of the E'zsbethtown, Lexington
and Big Sandy railroad, lying in Fay
cite county. sold yesterday 10 General
Leslie Comb for i've dollars (?l. He
had judgment for damages TO horses,
and bought the track at sherif7s sale.
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n frn

PITTsBURG, September 16, s.m.-A
fire this morning destroyed the pump
works Of Alexander, Logan & Co., on
First avenue. Loss estimated at four
thousand dollars. Insurance not sscer-
tanned.
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DIED.

MISUNDERSTANDING 18th, at O'Clock,
JOHN W. VAUGHN.
The funeral will take place this day at
O'Clock, from his late residence on Old Ra-
leigh Road.
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CINCINNATI.
Progress Of the ExpOsitiOn-LarGe Al.
tendance - Premiums Awarded
Distinguished visitors.

CINCINNATI, September l5.-The at
tendance at the exposition yesterday
was very large. The art hall was well
filed, and the horticultural department
especially was crowded. Toe commits
si0ners state that it was q much better
day in regard to receipts and the num-
Der in attendance than the correspond
ing day last year. a number Of pre-
miums for the best display of cut fiow-
srs were awarded. Among the various
devices IN flowers were two swans har-
messed to a scollOped boat, by Mr..
Critchell, of Walnut Hills. Another
most imposing piece of work was an
enormous harp wrought of dahlias and
smaller flowers. A number OF other
beautiful designs were shown, list Of
which in detail wCu ng tedious The
display in the main hall enG 10 the ag.
ricultural department is very fine.
Among the distinguished visitors from
abroad were Lord Houghton, of Eng.
land, and Director-GeneralG Goshorn, of
the International exposition.
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Additional survivors OF the Mendoza
Disaster.

CHICAGO, September l5.-The bark
= .i-d Las arrived here, having picked
~ both William COsthwsite, as already
report "a, and the second engineer Of the
Mendoza. The sic ward, who was on
The same piece Of wreck with the en-
g.aeeT 1E a lOrE time, finally became
crazy and diei. The first wAtchmsn,
too, was washed away while the en-
giaper was asleep. The total number
I8F known TO be- saved il nine.
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Ny own people wanted TO and de-
sired me 70 resign. They were indig-
nant, and declared that / had sold
them, ! horr you will assist me to ex-
uicstc myself, as l am sure you would
not Intentionally place me in any per-
sOnal difficulty,
| am really tired of this st lte OF affairs,
and an slmost willing to do anything
sor the good Of the whole people. ADx-
iously awaiting reply, ] remain your
obedient servant,
"wM H. HABNEY."
Now, Mr.. Editor, plsase insert this in
order mat the impartial reader may
Judge whe-e the intimidation is, We
mao = large Democratic barbecue here
lO-day, attended by cit zens, beth white
and cOlOred, f-om / i parts Of our cCu1-
ty; and fcom none did / hear the least
intimatiDn Cf lawlessness or violence;
The Utmost harmony prevailed; and Il
will col tinue 10 prevail, If these inCen-
dialies who, for so many years past have
used every means in their power to fire
The heal Of the colored people agai lst
the whites, for pOIti al purposes, vi
let them alone. One word b. fore cl sc
in regard to Governor Ames's proclRma
tiOr. We have here several companies,
organized solely fJT our own protection.
We mean no violence TO any man or sst
Of men, either white or black. We can
not afford ID live, except on the most
pesceable and friendly terms, with the
blacks fJT reasons the most obvious.
They are our very support, and the
support Of our county. We have lands
we want to rent them; there is no class
Of laborers and tenants we can find so
efft tctusl and efficient, and we dare as
sert that nowhere in the world are more
liberal inducements offered the whites,
except the otfice-seekers, are unit. We
are 4" truly loyal" to the United States
government, and to-day the stars and
stripes float proudly upon our public
square upon pole over one hundred feet
high. Our State government, though
almost intolerab!e, we support. and will
defend il called upon to do SO; il Gov
eTnor Ames is aware of insunection or
riot anywhere in the State, and will but
cOndescend to ask US, we will respond
to his call over two hundred strong,
self.armed and equipped to suppress it.
This is the sentiment, and these the
feelings Of our people; honestly, truth
fully and faithfully / have reflected
them, and / know whereof | speak.
Begging pardon for having trespassed
on so much Of your vsluable space, am
your Obedient servant,
W. A. MONTGOMERY.
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The great race for st. Leger stakes at
DOncaster, England, yesterday, was
won by Asay MILAN.
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NEW YORK, September 15.-The au-
tumn running meeting at Fleetwood
psTk commenced to day. First race
Dash OF mile and one-eighth, was won
by MoIlie Darling, Camden second,
Panic Colt third; time, 2:02t. Second
Tsce-Mile heats, all ages, was won by
Scratch, Lutelia II. second, Nettie B.
{ formerly VernangO) ruled cut after
second heat; time, LAS, 1:474, / :491.
The hurdle race, mile and a half, was
won by Coronet, Cariboo second, Moon
stone third; time, 1854.
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70 Marine shippers.

SEPTEMBER y, 1875.
By order of the Marine Board of Memphis
Underwriters:
ResOlUed, That the Marine Underwriters of
Memphis will not be responsible under their
open policies for merchandise stored or held
tor delivery or shipment, on any wharibOat
or elevator in this city.
w. H. RHEA,
Secly Marine Roard Memphis Underwriters.
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w. z. MITCMELL'S SCHOOL,
No. sos Tkird street.

TEIHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
i September lst. Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
at the school room.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

EUREKA COUNCIL NO. 6, f. IL S. NJ.
Il The regular Annual Assembly OF q
this Council viii be held this day, 10th Wy
instant at O'Clock pm, at their hall in/VN
ness and election OF officers for the ensuing
year, members are requested to be prompt In
attendance.
Transient r. 4 S. n are fraternally invited
to attend.
By order of A. J WHEELER,T 7. l. NJ.
A,test.-C. d. NYEBS, Recorder.
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"DEAR FRIEND-Wbile | sm quite
willing, captain, to ssslst the white peo-
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Nu'ael1's fassni train Separator Fut
thrshiHE nashlaes.

7 ! llahis'l lie laleutec of Til,
new STYLE II Separator fsr ,hreshins
maehlnes is having them mana
featured n the shar uf ,hc Sven.
snn l'rir. N tits rlaee where one II
the full sire mes ~ sen rut int Il
Swecrs'ale. II can 10 applied IL
any maehine. l, hrs M cui shake
instead ia sils shsle thus dispensing
with tho sbuo and Tie spare l, ucrn.
ne, .ntl giving the entire room within
the s'tell u the machine fot srivc room.
IL will sase lts cNst ever, year In
the nser lesisles more perfectly claan-
ing tbs grain From a peculiar cans,rup.
ton Tie sri,r y prevented trem sar.inr
IN the cutter. Ahs information about
them may ho learned from tho patcn.
tee, ene Il Howard taant,s old se,.
tiers, nj the Swensnn l,ros shop.
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The SWensnn brothers mr. year
~ yrnr mlding ii their ionndr,
nlarl'lne'and repair business. Eacl
one oi' tll,m " u natural NICE llanic
l'orscrs,sl of practical knowlclv,
II The use IT tools, md pn.-cs-cl
a. they nrr " good inventive g,ni.
~ they arr putting up good prac.
teal articles IN various lnics
AMONG tlrm n,ay bc mentioned
the Swenson Mower IL machine q,
their own invention nnl mnnnfac.
tnrr Possessed 81 mant good t,Mt.
Ilr- TINT hrlong ~ |, alone. Farm,
~. 4lluull examine |.
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'LARk MAlI.lsRi At Albert l.ra
Mlnnest,ls, June tllh, Mi. hs tho Rev,
X u Ahhnll. Nh y. 4 lark If crescn
~ NIsa Little Nallcfs IT Albert Lea.
SUTTON CLARK ~ Iiev X. N. Er.
haf,, nj his residence In Usage, juno VIII
1874, Mr.. Frank q. sutton, ami Miss
Annie L, .'tlIk buthnl Howard County
PATTERSON HERRING In NIcc,Illr
june nj, ls7s. III thu residence u ,hc
brides tntlsr, ~ lscv. ". ~ Harvey,
Mr.. llenl, llrnislcd Patterson, II James.
town, Howard County, To Miss Edith,
Herring.
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All lefsans Who aspire /. hsa,t,, ~ pr
snnAl appearance should nal neglect TIM
natural aeaea4Hfp. lAr Iair III, mAnv
has he.sn neglected until tl,s hnr las IT,
snmn thin. rras ~ entirely fsIl.u N :.
Nrtstss llal 90, Nasl.tt9l. y. II hive
ptollees IN ..tfretnul remell, called slelli.
AL liair HeneNsr. which eurrs III diseases
II the sstlp. Thu WapsisFfnl preparation,
nrts al'nn lie glands, With support and
nsliritl, llr i.nir, rclurs. erav ilair IA H.
original talar, makes tha nenln white anal
clean rslaeses md prevents tl,e formation
~ sianirtl'l anil an uliai..nits slup,iet,.
md BY II telle anil ml.llss properties.
his senlp I'm healthy rtafe. mil rr.uies n
\ nrw growth. A 4 ,lressine. |, Ii unsnr.
rnssel, giving the hnlr llr hrillinnsy so
n,urh admired ~ All lios'on CONNER.
..Iul
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gave very general satisfaction.

The old settlers meeting WIS post.
l'enal 10 tho 18th { July, In eonse.
lnenee Of tho rain, by sono singular
coincidence starms and tho old settlers
meetings have uaiformly come On tho
same day, An adherence 10 long
limo Of iroccdenla will insure 4 damp
LAY for July 18th 1879.
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Eur the three years Of ISL. 30
and -, tho state printing of sontl,
carolina cost about nine hundred aud
twenty thousand dollars. or al least 4
thousand dollars a day. This may louk
\ little cxtrayagan.. but IL must ho
roeo'lected thu. se,en.eigh.hs ut least ii
tho voting population u that state
wero ushered into citizenship with 4
mighty short stock Of reading matter.
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A tlcarleld Ia. the ~ ttrikct 4
were found guilty Of conspiracy mi tho
IL Who held oiliru III tho Union were
sentenced 10 q lne IL -, zach md
me ,onr III TIN rrfi,eu,,ary. thirteen
others g., 81, INN each. and sixt,
,a,s inn rsnnn,ent, tho u,her eighteen
had their sentence suspended by tho
n4ttrt
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Notwithstanding tho hari time.
Coles circus las, Saturday draw tho
higgost crowd ever In crcrco. The
manager explained this circumstance
il, abiding 10 their extensive ul,ar.
,isenent u Il saying tho proprietor
adopted franklin'a maxim. max .
ii, business known,
II gave worry general satisfaction.
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'.lseahete ~ Ia,hh.a al altstli,e.
1907 " I. harta'loy i nep MI
strHatst NJ W. Nil ynta.r ii Tie
ras.ff#r WA $50 visited
O. a8ae NJ - SIN isea Ii iii
,i4le With II! q. n,,et.tu appliances j
ala oflpp III -, mefhois II ~
t''ruins god and satisfactory Narh
w judge he !. mas'er u III uafc~.
i'm
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sMrcesa. There II no success I'M.
success Rcad March ~, ion shares q.
=, costing ei0h ~. closed Arrll AZ Is.
80, tta1 ~, Arrii II. ~ share. PAM.
mn at 10. riosci APRIL IA NJ tdHI -,
tels,7o. making ~ 40 600, The usual mnr.
f,n Investment, eel3 TOO IN ele ven lay.
u yaa want 10 hnu~ hn~ |, il done seni a
! HIehl.ng y 10 ~ lrnad~ny. N. n. fur
e.ps = Men aud tlloms III Will Il, i
= Iasp hart FAft !"
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The CHAPS VIM lind things have heen
al n, tow anl lefi hsr. II Is Ii, rtl.
TIN samie NIGHT ,he rrra, eiren. went.
Iir, fmnl from -, III San un,ih IL
tsals belonging III Rnla Nrt'ullnrh
that 10 Ind MT ltst. ana nnw III can |,
lind them,
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WIN. Howard has bought ihe rum,
thet,. stock aud trade w nateman a.
tlafk, and mas he fsnaa nj their late
lisre RI business neal the eAnetesa
t,ensl church,
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The Mc,,rrg,r News Il authority
FIR saving thu, Justice Pennington IL
,ASian hn,l ,Nn thrcc.card monte men
who had been ini,s,lng the railroad
sln,' each. wtirh They paid and lci,
hr parts whore their profession would
~, hc N vigorously treated.
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NJ II \ hnslWglN l,sp ,rt
ltase astsl iiia asaattHsAs ~
sHiiliuess laaals Ii ila III sslta Ii, \
IT ttale elsteh vtia il4a So 8
trimming $50, fiH8t a niAhH
a'n All Ill w llW3r HfHm ns
'f''aattl' atrl asife4N III tssaa aHd
48Atil4ilN
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HAe fnset4e Il aAss nsun snis vi
tie IayamrAasi ise.siaes IT, 4 la,s,se
! nnts. issapa fsssu sts MN tss,pr
n " \ eFrisahias tfttItura II iNr ~. VA
Typography
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DGADLE 4 HUNTING.
NI1EEeIEE'.S MFR. II.

IUn Nl AIa " IOWA
llnwarl County.
IN the Circuit ''unrt Or Howard County
State Of laMA
Dy virtue ~ IA Execution ls.netl
fro,n thu nnre of the tlerk ni the iiIstrie,
t'oMrt af Howard county, ftaie III Iowa
Asd against VIM. Munger, Joseph knoMl.
ton. .laseri cray. Joseph Munger, aud Al
A Combs, dated ! unr laih, is7b
and 10 ,ne iirceird commanding my
that Or Tho goods, chat,els, stuck ~ ,nirres,
IN any company debts. due. property Iii
tho hands Of ihird persons, lana~ and ten.
enscnts (which nre mt exempt hs Ian fruin
from rxceMtiunl Of the sail William Nun.
war, and Others. | make " esmsa to l,e
made the rnm Ut Thirty two dollars md
lhlrsy.slN cents. with interest and cust
] lcveld upnn the following described Rcn,
Eaiatr. lying ani being situated in thu
County Of Howard, aud kta,e VI Iowa
namely
Lot number thirteen. heIng tho south.
west quarter II thu northeast quarter ol
the northwest quarter VI thu north sast
quarter III AeellsA number sixteen In Town.
ship nnmher ms hundred north ~ Range
number thirteen west III the tth r. NJ
CONTAINING t~a and half acres
And herehy rive public notice that /
shall ohar fnr ssfs ~ pshile nnirry, ~ The
'nur hpa@. dnae IA 'ra#aa saautv III
d FtNNA s8
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Tnk prson,n NnoLrx Mml ON.
pany are laying Wool iur Casl, and
ei'ohs anil have added largely Ia
their stock this spring
". Y BAKER See
Vnear -, n~rftal LAVA.
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fA HssA \
NJ eAA sAst4 - sss
tmss - Fa4assaas asnn I'll - ~
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