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II is well known that Gen. SHERMAN and
Gen. GRANT have not always agreed In their
views Of important subjects, and we are not
surprised, therefore, 10 ind In the Memoirs OF
SuERNAs, on page lQJ Of volume l., liitle notice
that il ANYTHING out complimentary, Of a bosom
friend " GRANTS who has lately become Ia
nous Returning to the Planters House In
~. Louis" says the present General OF the Army,
:" saw old Baron SrEINpERGER. | avoided him
ON purpose; but hts presence IN So. Louis re-
called the maxim, where the vultures are there
Is a carcass close by" We must say this IL
rather painful 10 read. II suggests the fear that
II SHERMAN should be elected President In 1870,
srEINBERGER, now Prime Minister Of Samoa,
and expected husband Of Queen sAFoA, would
no longer receive that cordial support from the
Government Of the United States which GRANT
has 80 marnihcentB given him. Thus new
reason for electing GRASr for a third term Is
added to the irresistible array previously ad-
duced In favor Of lat glorious measure.
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We feel in the disposition to prophesy
that II the Democratic party carry all the cleo.
tions up to and including that OF November,
1870, II will not this year, nor next year, the
year after next, put through Congress- any legis-
lation that Will secure the imitation OF the cur
rency. We might prophesy for years beyond
those named, but II does not seem worth while
10 stretch the mind or memory OF the people.
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Efforts are making TO attract the atten-
ton OF capitalists TO the deposits OF soda found
on the Laramie plains In Wyoming. These
plains extend ninety miles along the line Of the
Union Pacific Railroad, east OF the Medicine
Bow river, and are from twenty-five to forty
miles wide. within the limits Of these plains
are several soda lakes or ponds. They are formed
by depressions In the eurface, which In the
spring Of each year are nlled with water pro-
duced from tho melting OF snow. When the dry
weather comes, In very few days this water
evaporatcs, leaving the ground covered with
crystals OF soda. Analysis Of the product OF a
number Of these lakes gave from nfty-one to
nfty-eight per cent sulphate Of soda, with tho
component part OF water, making chemically
pure sulphate Of soda. Others of these lakes
contain borate and nitrate Of soda, with
sulphate OF soda 10 almost equal proportions. A
writer In the Chicago Times says that AN exam-
nation OF one OF these beds showed a deposit OF
the soda crystals more than Ave feet deep COW
erinR ninety acres OF surface. For the prod uo-
tion OF the soda OF commerce from the raw ma
terial, II he necessary to use carbonate OF lime
and bituminous coal and II Ia said that a short
distance from these deposits there Il an album
dance OF limestone OF the best kind for yielding
the desired carbonate, while a few miles west
ward coal IL found which meets all requirements
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-29

No successor TO COLUMBUS DELANo has
yet been appointed. We tell DEN GRANT once
more that Deacon RICHARD SMITH Of Cinciu-
natl a truly good man for this vacant PORTFOLIO.
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foot, IL only Of equal strength with hollow col
umn Of similar height, having an external diam
eter Of nine inches, a thickness OF one inch and
weighing eighty pounds per linesl foot. II lie
asoertaiped, too, that within certain limits, the
strength Of columns Is as the 3-6th power Of the
diameter In inches, and universally as the 1-1th
power Of the length or height Of the column.
President GRANT, az his custom is when public
opinion has constrained member, OF ms Cabinet ana
cate Of oa csaracer and o. HE regret At ne seycr
Jealous and capable service to the country. All this is
Tor W. pun. ye and does not after TIC tact that ne
n ton Cincinnati Odsttte.
This il a model Of style. No President was
ever charged with lying and imposture In more
elegant language. II says In effect that GRANT
knows DELANo IL a thief, and yet gives
him a certificate Of good morals, as he has done
to other eminent public plunderers who have
been forced to retire. This certainly has the
merit OF ffankness, while II is exceedingly polite
in Its phrf eology. We submit to Gen. GRANT
that II ought not 10 lnIure the prospects OF Dea-
con RICHARD SMITH az a candidate for the ONCE
which DELAHO hes made vacant In the first
place, " the truly good man wrote this para
graph, the President NAV be assured that n he
should appoint him, he will never tell him any
thing but the truth and In the second place, II
he did not write II, II was tho work OF the wicked
paftnep, and Deacon RICHARD smith ought not
to be held responsible. Besides, In the case Of
Admiral PORTER, Gen GRANT proved that dis.
respectful criticism OF himself would not pre-
vent the elevation OF the critic 20 the highest
post. Let him now follow this noble example
by making Deacon RICHARD SMITH secretary OF
the Interior, and the country will rejoice.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

INVEST VIRGINIA. TO VIZ AT rules held
in the Clerk . Office ~ the County Court
Of q. hampshire county, on the hri Monday 10 sep
Thomas W.Athey, (use or Louisa A.
Taylor. Plaintiff. IS.
JohniC. Tsylor. Milton Taylor. Lenucl
r. 'Taylo.,s John Carder in his own
right, a. Is. Balm and John Carder.
late partners doing business undcr the
name Of Bair q Garder, r. I, Balm.
Nathaniel koiJiHett, John q. HeiskelI.
and louisa a. Taylor. Administra.
trixof Simon Taylor. deceased. Defeu.
dants. il CnANcEEy.
Phe object Of this suit is 10 sell the
interest Of the said John G.. Taylor in
the farm on the North Branch Of Poto.
mac. IN said county, OF which be LemueI
r. and Milton Taylor are owners, or 40
much thereof as is necessary. and 20
subject the proceeds OF such sale 70 the
payment Of CcTnplsinants docket judo.
ment sgainst said John {. Taylc~. and
such other judgments referred 10 I'm the
OIL ne parties Interested may desire. &C.
wording to their priority. &C. And il
appearing by affidavit that the defen.
dsnts a. ~. Balm and T.. "a. Balm, do not
reside in this State--it is ordered, that
they do appear within four weeks after
the date OF the FIRST publication hereof.
and do what is necessary to protect
their interests in this suit.-Teste.
c. s. WHITE, c. c. c. II. G.
Sept. 10, l875.-4w.
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D"E~rE1c1lZI1I
DIED.

Al Purpiitstille, in this County, on the 10th
inst FRyDRnIcS u. sou OF Mr.. Warner T High
aged yea,s aud S months.
From the Mooreneld Advertiser.
Died. At the residence OF nj. nephew, n. W.
Frye. Eco, near wardensvilie, in this county.
on tue LIST inst, Mr., AshAHAw FRYe, aged 90
years, months and days. lie was born on
Capou RIM, where he died. His life stretched
from the close OF the Revolutionary War. To- our
last groaf civil convulsion, and . decade this
side OF II. lie was fine specimen Of an old
man, childish in his senses but not SO in his IA
eulsies. Though suffering q great deal during
The last years Of bis life he sIways tried TO he
cheerful. helpful. ard agreeable TO those around
him. lie WAS generous and kind, tery conside
rate OF others, and remarkable courteous. He
hvsd Ia the ."rshfne and died, as We hope, in
/ Pece with God add man, 10 green old age.
W. HEDGxs
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nE@S ~ Colossal Gold Sheaf
~ &c SEED WHEAT.

The attention q Farmers is specially invited
10 this neW cereal which for It's prolific qualiues
hardness and freedom from disease, perhsps ont
rivals OIL other aeelinated varieties Its perfect
adaptation 10 every variety OF sOi and elimats
makes u peculiar isforite with boib Amsriesn
ADD British Farmers.
70 u natures 10 about twenty dsys lees i'm.
than oats mi
Ssr IL is a remarkable gfsin 10 stand severe
drought
U, YIELDS FROM so 10 90 besbsis per .ers.
re beads viii average ten iuC5es ia length.
We viii send sample spscimsa heads a.
Farmers on receipt q tea cesu. by nail which
viii be a life eviaeoc OF The enormous zrosta Of
The Fbsat. Agents b. phom we have sent spsci-
men-bseds ere making ssOrmoes prosu show-
isS 'se ssses % their ssi ghooys, ard takiaS ~
dsrs
The s.ik e sssicisaay strong 20 support .lss
bead SOD prevent iis lodging. fbe grsia for
stock food y sl01i, " not sapsrsoy. 70 Indian
corn, IL ripens while the stalk is sst green
We hsve tested ils superiority IS far North a
Ontario and Quebec, and as frf South a. New
MEXICO, proving iva pesfect asaptafioo 10 svssy
variety 81 soli snd climate in North America.
~ Terms, Cash. No c. o. d. psekse~
SAMPLE packages scot postage paid. kossI.fo
~ majl One bushsl. by EEpiess, 81. Tea
bushels, oy Express, $75. sond mossy by Re
eistsrea Letter, ~ our risk address
GUSTAVUS LINDSEY d CO..
Holston, ia.
August s, .s7s.-2wo.
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Baltimore Cattle M n rDxc e.
WEDNESDAY. Sent. rs. 1875.

BEsv C<rrli.-Co@uoa stock continues in
large supply ~ toes scarce, there being bot few.
AZ any more Of the latter than isst wsek, nor
were they qsne ~ good, though there us,s some
very haeCskoe among the receipts this week.
The prices OF the extreme tops were without quo-
table chsuoe. quality considered while those Of
the ue1f 4grsde show decline Of fc. though
.Qme dealers thought i(43c per 70 marked the
quiet and GLOW, the demand being decidedly best
Tor the best grades, and for these even there was
no marked activity. At the ciose there was
number left over unsold. most OF which 70 East
Prices toe day for Reef Cattle ranged as follows:
B.st Beeves at 6 25G1s6 so-that generally rated
6rst quality 0061<6 O0-m.dium or good fair
quality 50GSfA 7s-ordnsry THO Steers, Oxen
and Cows 2 SOFAS so-generei average OF the
market to-day s. f2-eItreme range Of prices
50(GS6 so. Most of The sales we're from , so
to - as per loo lbs on the receipts All head
csne from Ohio, 1918 from Virgins, li9s from
West Virgins, Sc from Mary land, 90 from Penn
sylvanis, 30 from Kentueky, as from Tennessee
and 90 from Illinois total receipts for the week
1904 head, against 22l5 last week, and 36Ts head
same time last car. Of the offerings ITO head
were taken by Baltimore butchers, 81 sold to
Washington city dealers, $50 TO York county
tPa. snc Carroll county IND J dealers, and 336
to Eastern speculstors- sales FOR the week
23.3 head against 1922 last week, and 1885
head same time last year
Hoes notwithstanding the light run this
West, our market shows but little change and
that is in the fac, Of fewer sales being made at
our top quotations than last week. The quality
Was fully.as good, and At the close the prospect
was fair for the best Hogs. but the outlook is
not so good for common aud tail ends We
quote at il69sil 81 for best md n few extra at
ST. so, common tail ends aud grass Hogs at 10
OSLO SO, and stillers at 10 1881 per 100 lbs
net Receipts this week 1914 head, against 6TO6
lsst week, and 1890 head same time last year
SnEEP ASD LAnBs.-Ths market this week for
tie best fat sheep. as well as the ehocsst open
WOO, stork and feeding Sheep has been very dull,
notwithstanding marked falling OF in the re-
cep's. The supply Of good tat Sheep being very
limited, the top prices Obtained last week have
ruled since then. or the receipts some 900 to
], 200 head were bnGght frr Eastern account -
We quote fat Sheep at 1(G3si cents per ID gross
lambs 1T 2(dSt per head Stock sheep 2GnSs
81. and feeding Sheep 25@S4 per head. Re
cePts thls week 3G+s head, against $3.50 last
week, and 4G5s head same time last year. Sun
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NJ n RIED.

On Tuesday night last, by Rev J. s. Hutch
inson, Mr.. JANIS 7. OATS, of pineral county, to
Miss MARTHA j. OARS, OF this county
Al the brides residence, nv the Rev. Mr
Nins'eid, Ar. CHARLES SMITH, Of Eerser to Miss
VIRGINIA DAVIS, daughter Of Nr. VIM Davis, OF
this town.
In Moore6eld, at The residence OF the bride Q
father J. u. Gilkeson, Esq, on Wednesday eve
ming last, by the Rev. G. ". White, Mr. GARRrr
!. NAyNErrn, OF Hardy county, TO Miss MARY
BELL GiLKEs ~
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-. ~ tyHAttt-t<}.
Fls ctject ofthis ssi; Is 90 attay all The rfght.
mic and interest OF the defendants Joseph Pan
coast aud James Niece In sny aud all land. in
snid county, and especially oil their right, title
ana interest ia the following tracts of land 10
srid county VIZ 100 acres, 10 acres GO acres
III acres, $50 srres Great Cspoa, and 40
acres roods AID 81 poles on BIoolnory Run,
ana 70 subject the same or so much thereof as
my DC necessary, TO the pa fnent OF fhs plain
,'n : claim Tor the sum OF four hGaired n twelve
dollars ana tweuty-one cents with interest there
on from The Zlst day Of March, 1914 ull paid
ana The cots nf this emit. and Il appear
ing by AFFIDAVIT that the defendants do not re-
Aide IN hts Sa,e-ii is ordered that they do
sIfcrr within four weeks after the date OF the
hrst publication hereof. and do What il neceyssrv
70 protect their Interests in this suit Tesie
{. s. WHITE, &. G. 6. II. e.
Sept. 10, fS7j.-4w.
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LARGE PREMIUu.S ron STOC,
HALF FARE TICKETS


Will he issued ON the Baltimore and O.
hio. Pittsburgh and Connellsvile, Cum.
berland and Pennsylvania. and Bed rord
md bridgeport Railroads. EXTRA
TRAINS will run on the Cumberland
and Pennsylvania Railroad during the
Fair.
Stock and articles for exhibition nj
the Fair will be carried to- Cumberland
at regular rates and returned FREE.
ENTRIES MUST M NGDE IN ADvAscr
and Tickets secured or application TO
the Secretary at Cumberland, Nd. The
Books Of Entry will be removed 10 the
Office Of the Secretary on the grounds,
on the 4th Of October. Mt 2 o'clock p, VI,
Entries in running races and ConsoIa.
ton purse to be made at the Secretery's
Office on the grounds before ; o'clock on
the evening preceding tho trial. The
committee for receiving the articles will
also be on the grounds aud All efficient
guard On duty. day and night, for the
protection Of the articles on exhibition.
No Entrance Pee Is Chmged IN ann Case
Erccpt for Tjols u Speed
4 FINE BAND WILL BE IN AT.
TENDANCE.
ADMITTANCE.-Single Tickets.
90 cents; Children under 2 years, half.
price Man and horse, tickets. One.
horse buggy or carriage one additional
ticket for each person in it.
). II. FUNDENBERG. Pres't.
:. i. HARBAUGH, Treasurer.
JOHN +. SEMMES. Rec. Secretary.
>. a. con. Corresponding Sec'y.
G.. HUGHES, Chief Marshal.
Sept. "a, 1875.
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Sugar & Country cured Hams. shout.
der q side Bacon. self-sealing Jars. de-,
on hand and for sale. by
GILkESON, PUGH & VANCE.
Romney, July 30 1878.
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By far the most beautiful part of The
japanese religion, and that which best
accords with Our feelings, is the honor
anu reverence which they give their dead.
In NIL that relates TO their departed
friends. they exhibit a refinement OF
feeling which one rarely hopes to see out
OF Christian lands. Their cemeteries
are generally beautifully planted with
hne trees and shrubbcry. the avenues
arc neatly kept, and great care 10 he.
slowed on the tOmbs. on which taste and
art arc displayed. Paved terraces, sur.
rounded by stone balustradcs, form fsmi-
~ lots. The graves are marked mostly
with simple tablets. sometimes record.
ing the names and date after simple
name, as Free Heart" Dear Flower"
In front Of tho grave is vase for flow.
ers. and nuother for water. and these are
constantly rcnewed-Scuthern Rerieu.
Jun, 1875. pa. As.
About GOING WEsr-In reply to n
letter trom:a young man asking if it
wonldibe advisable 20 go. TO Nevada, the
Virginia Enterprise remarks:
2 80. NoNb ttSus hioiS gu Will
find plenty accompany in the thousands
OF hungry men who day after day, till
hope deferred makes the hesrt sick,
walk their weary rounds searching in
vain for o place .within the ranks OF toll.
ers sxsoye mqntianed. M soon a, you
set foot on oi,r, soil you can begin to- pny
prices for supplies which will open your
eyes. Board from, Sz.to $40 per week,
lodgings fifty cents n night, unless You
are one Of those who try to steal sleep
from the sidewalk. when the price will
advance to $50 or ten days Jail.
rs "ies! Come along! You may be
fortunate enough, after staying and
starving few years, to secure place
IN some of the mines, where two thou
sand feet below the surface and i'm tenn.
perature ranging from 100 TO 20 degrees
Fahrenheit, and where the water comes
kissing hot from Tartarus, you can swing
= the sledge. ply the pick, or trundle a ton
OF rock. To be- sure, there is some dan
ger in the depths. The accidents aver
age one q day. the year round, and about
one in five is fatal. Sometimes YOU NAV
be called upon TO perform service where
fall will render your body shapeless
mass thousand feet below. Ten thou
sand tons of rock may tumble down up
on you, and leave not the semblance of
humanity in your manly form: you,may
strike water in drift, and your lifeless
body be found weeks after, when the
pump has again drained the mine; you
may receive chip, on which some friend
above has written line to tell you that
- nj
cation with the surface and the loved one.
cut off ut once and forever. All these
and thousand more things may occur.
and for mourning them you may, when
old and experienced. get 81 per day"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-24

M EST VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT ruIss bsls
w in the Clerks Office 81 The County Court
Of HamPshire county, on the 6rs, Monday 10
August, 1875.
William Landwehr, Plaintiff,
~
Joseph Pancoast and Jas. Niece. patt.
ners doing business under the name Of
Bloomery Iron Company, Defendants.
IL CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is TO attach all
the right title and interest Of the defen.
dant7 In and 10 any and all real estate
in said Comfy, especially all their right.
title and interest in and 10 the following
tracts oi land in said County. viz. -
l2O acres Go acres. 40 acres. Ii2 acres.
200 acres on Great Capon. 40 acres.
roods and - poles on BlOomerv Ran.
and to subject the same or so much
thereof as may be necessary 20 the pay.
ment OF the plaintiffs claim for the sum
OF thirty.seven dollars and fifty cents
with interest from Path February, 1874.
till paid. and the costs Of this suit
And v appearing By affidavit that the
defendants do not reside i'm this State !:
1t is ordered that they do appear within
four weeks after the date Of the first
publication hereof and do what il neces.
ssry to protect their interests.
c. :. WHITE, e. e. C.Hc.
September 10, Is75-4w.
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Judge Brock anbrough's Law
School.

We are glad to learn that the Hon.
John w. Brockenbrough will reopen his
Lar School in Lexington on tho first OF
Ocpber. This school has been one of
the institutions of Virginia. Begun i'm
is49 and continued uninterruptediy till
the war, resufed in 1866 and continued
untillS73, il watlie fsyorite Law School
OF nany Virginiansn Southern youths,
and VIC can truly sayhat no young man
who ever had The priviigle OF sitting Mt
the feet OF this learned Ga9aliei fails to
remember him with an affection and eg-
TEEN that will be as lasting as lie. We
remember with lively gratitude the and.
ly courtesy OF this learned and distiu
guishcd gentleman to ia when we frs
began our battle with life Lexington
"A cordial and whole .souIed welcome tc
his home, his library and his lecture
room. The Judge can so illuminate the
pages Of Black stone with illustration and
pointed application az to make it az in
teresting "a romance and attractive rs
a classic and when we say this of Black
stone VIC mean it to he understood onl,
as = typical text book in law the same
may ba said OF his treatment Of Green
leaf and Stephen All NIL the rest ofthem
And SO it is labour of love to us tc
inform NIL the aspiring disciples Of Cox,
that his prophet is sgain risen. ant
that in Lexington they will find him-s
man venerable in age, in character ant
in wisdom.
The charges are only 500 for the sess
ion Of nine mouths. For further mfr
nation address the Judge at Lexington
- Gor1lonsUHte Gtt-tne.
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VMilwsukee has increased hcr pop
ulatiou from II, 440 in 1870 to 1OO,775
in 1875.
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Hardy High School.
Moorefield. Hardy Co., w. W.

- ESslON begins ard Wednesday In sep,su
- Der and closes third week in June foI-
owing.
kosrd in Principals family, $40 90
'u'"on rom $40 10 $50
This is classical School, embracing full
Collegiate curriculum, and we'll provided Win
chemicals and apparatus. II 10 warmly COM
menatd by Professors in University OF Va,
Washington & Lee University. ard .,h,r viz,
siBiA Colleges. Send los Irisloruss.
II. l. HOOVER, PHsserysx.
NooFehsd, june ~ isss s.s. ,....s.-
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ht'facopnl female Institute,
wINCIIEsTEE. VA,
Rev. J. g. Wheat, A. M, principal.
Assisted by competent Teachers in tho
various departments.

TIVE RGcfcise. Of this Institu,s will be resuu.
Il cd sept. 9Th 1875 The number Of Ftosrd-
log pupils being limited, IN early application
for the present vacancies should be made.
FOR circulars stating course Of study, terms,
&C., address
J. &. WHEAT, Winchester, Va.
RErEssScEs The bishops and Clergy Of the
Prot ZIP Oh. Of the Diocese Of Va
J. G. Covell, Esq, Romney West Va.
David Williams Esq,
Winchester, Va, July &c, 1878.
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rhsrAnsp ~
Or. J. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical snd As.Iysi..s chsnls,..
SOLO ~ AL Ds0ssrsrs nvssrr.xr.
rnspLnsp ~

WEsT ylRGINIS, TO Wit AT rule, beld
w in the Clerks Office of the County Conf
OF hAnpshirs County, on the 6rst Monday In
August, 1878.
VIM. c. IIandlan. and WIN. VI. Ian6lah.
partners doing business Under the
name and firm OF w. {. ITandlan,
and Co., Plaintiffs,
rs.
Joseph Pancoast and James MCGEE do.
ing business under the firm and name
Of "Bloomery Iron Company" Defen.
dants. Is CuiSCrpv
The object OF this suit {. 10 attach oll
the right title and interest of the defen.
dants Joseph Pancoast and james Nc.
Gee IN any and all lands In said county
and especially all their title and inter.
est in and 70 the following tracts or psr.
cells OF land in said county viz. 100 n.
cres, so acres. 20 acres. I12 acres. 30
acres on Great Capon and 40 acres 3
roods and 3S poles ON Bloomery Run.
and TO subject the same or so much
thereof as may be necessary 10 the nav.
ment Of plaintiffs claim for the suio Of
one hundred and sixty.nine dollars and
seventeen cents. with interest from .Tnnc
25th, 1875 till paid aud the costs OF this
suit And u appearing by affidavit chat
the defendants do not reside i'm this State
u IS ordered that they do appear within
four weeks after the date OF the first ppb.
lication hereof, and do what is necesso.
~ to protect their interest.
c. s. WHITE, c. e. enc,
September 10, fs75.--4w.
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tVThe Garrett County Gdzetts states
that last week Wilson Proctor executed
q deed to tho Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company Tor twenty seven acres of
land, the site OF The proposed hotel at
Oakland. We arc informed that a force
OF sixty hands will be promptly set TO
work clearing the ground and g.dng
the foundation
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DEADY-NADE C1othfne 70 general ,srl.t,.
~ also eKesiiept asttsisl for msnuf.eturInx
'hs ssme on bad fof sale CHEAP, by
CRIMSON. PTGH a VANCE
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V6old was ll6I in New York on
Wednesday last.