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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21

Ali approximation tickets in the Louis
vile Library bought or exchanged by W. G.
Price, Al S. College street. Call and get al
approximate list. They are now ready.
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The CIarIEsViIIe Revival.

We learn from a gentleman just from
GAINESVILLE, that a very eXteI sive religious
interest exists there. Many of the students
Of Stewart College are included among the
converts, and all are interested. The pas
tor was assisted by DR.. J. W. HOyte, Of
this city.
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Music at the RarracI,s.

The following is the programme Of this
evenings free concert at Ash Barracks, by
the Sixteenth Infantry band, beginning at
4 O'Clock:
1. COnc0Tdia Quickstep, composed by
Biige.
,. Farewell to the Forest, composed by
MeudelSsohn.
3. Masquerade. Polka, composed by Her
man.
!. German Song (quintette and chorus).
.. Hungarian B0lerO.
6. Grand Serio-Comic Potpourri, ''Devil
let lpoSe.' 4. EUESSEL, Leader.
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Attempted BurgIarv On Cberrv Street,

Yesterday morning about O'Clock, a
negro man ehecied an entrance through the
rear OF Mrs. BadOuX's hair-store, on Cherry
street. Mrs. Badoux heard some disturb
ance, and came down to see what was the
matter, when the darkey turned off the gas
aid ran out Of the house.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21

Just received and for sale, the far-famed
Pratt's Astral Oil, which has stood the test
for years in point Of safety and burning
qualities. F. d. Tealey & Co.
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Just received by d. Y. Neylan, a large
lot Of Medical and other Books Second
HANDY in good condition, which he will sell
cheap for cash at IS Public Square.
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Seed Potatoes, of the following varie-
ties, are brought in daily from the country
and can be had at prices below the market,
at the wholesale Drug Store of A. 81. COus-
sens & Co, corner Broad and Cherry
streets: Southern Queen, Bermuda, Mis-
sissipi Yellow, New Orleans Red, and Yel-
low Yam. Orders by mail filed promptly.
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BURIAL.

The friends OF the late JAMES MCkEON are
? spectfuIly invited to attend the removal OF his
remains, from vault at Mount Olivet Cemetery
10 Mount Calvary, Sunday evening, March n.
Hacks viii leave R. II. GroOmes' atty O'Clock.
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II you were newspaper man which,
thank heaven, you are mott would be
your fate to pass more OF less of your time
among the blue-cOated, brass buttOned, ba-
ton-bearing guardians Of the night. After
you had, perchance, passed an hour with
one, playing "seven-up' at HEADQUARTERS on
captured, geen-baized faro table, you
would start out with him for the s'late DO
lice news" and, if lucky, get a murder.
Reporters on morning newspapers have an
affection for people VINO commit arson, rape
and murder after the afternoon papers have
gone to press. They get fresh stems" by
the means. Mr.. "Peleg Arkwrightn appre-
elated this fact when be laid the scene Of
"Ihe Roundsman's Story" at night. Every
Well-bred reporter has seen the same thing
over and over again. Here it is:
She lived in "Ninety-three," across the way;
They're gay" these cribs are, SO the inmates
Poor hapless girls are better dead-thsn gay.
She had lover, like the rest, and gave
To him what wretched earnings she could save;
And he, f9r payment, brought her to her grave.
They must have starving hearts, It seems TO me,
They tie to such mean truck so piteOusly;
Whatever else-the're women still, you see.
This chap would take Hates mOnsy-an she
had
Then eOouy leave her, wistful, pale and sad,
And strike the nearest gin-mill. He was bad.
Cruel and vicious-aH the same to herl
She loved him-that was all. The precious cur
Was more to her than hopes Of heaven, sir.
He'd take her money, 20 and drink his I'll,
Get ugly drunk, curse at her, swear to kill:
NO matter--Woman-like, she loved him still
One night saw him strike the girl a blow;
"Oh, Dan" she says, "don'J use me hard; you
know
I amt quite strong; and, Dan, Hove you 80.
81 love you sol Be patient with me, dear;
III soon be strong and we'll so never fear
But what Vel have more money, Dan, next
year."
nabbed the worthless rabbit for that blow,
To take him 20 the statiOn-hOuse; but no.
She begged so hard had 10 let him 90.
The end came soon enough. The wretch one
night,
Half crazy, got into a drunken fight,
While she stood by and wrung her hands for
He got the worst Of It and drew his knife,
A nd finished with a stab the brutal strife
''Giye me the knife, she cried. "Run for your
lifel"
The dead mans brother came from that saloon;
81 did it'll" said she. "NOW kill me sOon!'
a pistol barrel glisiened in the moon.
She shook the bloody knife above the slain;
One hash-a ball went crashing through her
brain;
She fell, and never moved nor spoke again
! Poor sinful SOUL Without home or name,
Bound 10 the ghastly skeleton Of shame
She died for lOYe-Whkt else could clear her
fame2
| Poor Kate! Men never can forgive, they say,
| Such sin. Good Catholic am 1, and pray
Christ, for the Holy Mothers pleading, may.
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Returned.-Dr. B. W. Hall, long a resi-
dent of this city, has returned and resumed
the practice Of medicine. Office, No. 70
Church street, Maxwell Building.
March 20, 1875. mh2l 2t'
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Smiling faces are always seen in house
holds where DOoley's Yeast Powder is
used. 1t does not make sour, heavy cook
cry. Try it and be happy.
milf d1wtEw1t
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T. E. Winstead & Co. win sell Ladies'
and Gents heavy goods at reduced prices
for cash. mhl6 lW
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Elegant New Style ChintS at 25c.-
We offer a case of very best quality Of En-
rlish Chintz, in Spring styles, at 25 cents,
worth 35 cents. Thompson Bros. & Kelly,
Summer street. mnZl 81
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CITY NOTICES.

ENOYelties in Ladies Umbrellas, Pans,
Ties and Linen Cuffs and Collars. Harris
& Ruck's, Odd Fellows Hall, Church st.
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sale OF a Promising FLY.

A fine three-year old fly by Vandal,
dam Charlotte Thompson, by imported
Micky Free, was sold at the track Yesterday
afternoon to jackson q Co. She is entered
for all the large stakes at this place and
Louisville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21

John Ramage & Son, Dealers in Shoes
Of every description; at prices to suit the
times. As College street mh16 If
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Fine Irish Linens and Table Damasks at
Kearney's, Woodland street, Edgefeld.
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Fine Decorated Toilet Sets and Vases
at the Dollar Store.
mh17 Wed,fri,sun st
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~Trunks.-Ladies' and Gents fine
Trunks, Valises and Bags at lowest cash
prices. John Ramage & Son, 4S College st.
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The best Long Cloth and DOmestics at
Kearney's, Woodland street, Edgefeld.
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Beautiful Prints at Kearney's, Wood
land street, Edgefeld. mhl6 Nv
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Blank {. } indicates no report; cipher 90 sta
tonaryi minus q tendency 70 fall; plus %
tendency to rise.
ArriUed-the Alex. Kendall, from Obed's
river, and Burksyille, from Cairo.
Departed-the Shippers Own, for Point
Isabel.
Expected the Shannon, from Cincin-
natl.
Learning tO-mOrTOl0-the Burksyille, for
Cairo, at y NJ, and the Shannon, for Pitts
burg, at > P. N.
AT P. NJ. the river was near IS feet
above low water mark, and falling.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21

New Goods as the National Store
Beautiful new Prints, special styles; new
Ruchings, new EmbrOideries, Sc, 73c and
upwards; Ladies Balbriggan Hose 3S5e a
pair; Table Linens soc and S5c.; Ginghams
10 and 125c.; yard wide Bleaehed Domes-
tic. soft finish, 1Oc; yard wide Brown Do
nestle SIC; a lot Of HOneyc)mb Spreads at
75c. McGloin & Currid, 15I Church st.
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Beersheba Springs will be opened to
the public the coming season as heretofore,
of which due notice will be given at the
usnaI time mh21 30
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Ladies' and Misses Trimmed Hats, all
patterns, at the Dollar Store.
mhI7 wed, fri,sun 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21

Wards Seminary.-The health and
working condition Of the Seminary were
never better than now. The Sophomore
Glass, now on "Light," have been shown
beautiful experiments, by DR.. Stafford, du-
ring the past week. W. E. Ward.
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Go TO the Maxwell House Shoe Store to
get cheap Boots, Shoes and Hats.
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CITY NOTICES.

EImWOOd collars are the best imitation
Oflinen ever made. They fit better, wear
longer, and look nicer than even linen it
self. mh21 It
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21
A BENEFIT Concert.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ashford have received the
following well merited offer from a party
of appreciative friends:
We, the undersigned friends and a.
guaintauces Of John Ashford and lady, hav-
ing learned with regret that they cOntem-
plate leaving the city In a short time, de-
sire. in consideration Of our high regard for
them and the assistance they have ALWAYS
cheanully rendered in concerts given for
charitable purposes, TO render them a bene-
fit concert, to be given at any time and
place convenient to them, previous 10 their
I4n-,sr4rrra
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Gold Fish at the Dollar Store.
mill wed, fi,sun 81
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Large stock Of Black and Colorad Grena-
diues. Harris & Rucks, Odd Fellows Hall,
Church street. mh2l 1t
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New stock of Dry Goods and Notions
just opened at Harris & Ruck's, Odd Eel
lows Hall, Church street. mh21 1t
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Just received-New and beautiful de-
signs for stamping. Also small aSsort-
ment Spring Hats aud B0nnets. Bohan &
Floersh. mh2l II
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The greatest variety Of useful articles Of
every description ever seen in one place, is
to be found at the Dollar Store. mh21 ct
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A Burst OF Senatorial EIooueue,

Poor Kate! Men never can forgive, they say,
Such sin. Good Catholic am 1, and pray
Christ, for the Holy Mothers pleading, may.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

10. Minor, Of New Orleans, his three-year-old
chesnut FLY Mamie F., by Daniel Boone,
with all her engagements. This FLY won the
Pickwith Stakes at the recent meeting OF the
New Orleans Jockey Club, beating Mignon,
N .insail and Warfare. She is engaged IN the
Oieander Park and Gulf City Stakes at Gal
weston this week, and the Bruce Stakes at
Nashville, Tenn.
The Baltimore Grand Steeplechase Post
Stakes closed on April Is, with the following
subscribers: D. J. Bannatyne, A. P. Green,
J. T. Blanchard, A. H. Torrance, A. D. Brown,
o. Bowie and Joseph Donohue. The en-
trance is $50, b. f., with 1915 added.-M Z.
Clipper, May l. =,
The Pacific Jockey Club have formally
offe red purse Of $50. 900 in gold for four
mile and repeat race, open to the world, to
be run at their meeting in November next
SIS, 900 to the first horse, $1,000 to the second,
$1,000 to the third. and $4,000 to the fourth.
Horses from Europe will be allowed sl50l
for travelling expenses. and from east Of the
Rocky Mountains $1,000.
Sisson Girl, Jim Brown, Commodore and
Fullerton are under training in San Fran
ciSco
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

II what they tell about clergyman visiting
Philadelphia is true, then the rural parson Is
unborn. He went to ace a marionette perform
ance which was advertised, this clergyman from
the rural districts, but bv some inexpicable error
wandered into a variety theater; The ballad
singers sang t. cir wicked sopgs, the baliet-guls
whisked about in dresses awfully low-necked.
The music sounded madly, and the perform
ance terminated with the loose and hcentious
can-cap Throughout it all the clergyman sat
with his eyes never moving from the stage, and
the curtain went Gown, turning blandly to a
neighbor, he remarked: "Those puppets are
certainly the most life like and natural OF any
ever saw. It is astonishing, really astonishing,
how they deceive the eye." And then the good
man was lost in the outgoing assemblage.-S
Louis Republican,
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40 keep the details OF IuIl 6cOIo vino
umpiring, he, of course, made errors OF Judg-
lnent at times.
The Philadelphia nine defeated the
Gloucester city team ON April by IL to y;
aud they beat the Cregars by II to on the
18th.
The Centenuials whipped field nine at
Philadelphia on April 10 by IL to &.
The Western Of Keokuk beat the Minstrel
Lime at that city by 25 to on April 7.
The Mutuals opened play April 10th against
! field nine on the Capitoline grounds. and
won by 10 to only. Umpire, Mr.. Chad
wick.
On Saturday, the New Haven nine played .
match game of seven innings with picked
nine, which resulted in victory for the New
sdavens by o score of to 0.
The game in Boston, Oh Saturday, between
he champions and the Beacon nine, resulted
IN favor Of the former by score Of 10 to g.
In the opening game, on EAST Day" at
1soston, the Red Stockings defeated field
nine by 8 too.
Y,SnALrrE AND LIMESTONE -vandalite the
e.amous winner Of last years Dixie Stakes,
pulled No lame last week while taking her
trial GALLON over her owners track in Wood
-eord county. Nv. At first it was thought she
aad irretrieyably broken down, but her owner
is now in hopes that after brief season Of
.est. she will come out all right and recover
her old form. She has been pretty heavily
Sacked for the Westchester and Saratoga Cups
his season.
Mr.. Hitchcock's Limestone, the famou.
lurdler, pulled up lame after running SECOND
V Tom feathers in the last days hurdle rac'
at the recent meeting Of the Louisiana locke.
Club at New Orleans. 1t is feared that tn
middle tendon of the leg has given way.
SALE or THE PIcKwITH STAKES WINNER
capt Cott.iil, OF Mobile, has sold to Mr
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ere the bandages which had covered the eyes
of Justice, ere the yoke was taken OH the
necks OF the people, and Lord Mansfield was
able to declare that "the air Of England was
of so high character that no slave could
breathe it."
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

FACTORY TAK1NGs.-Thus far the Columbus
manufactories have taken 6798 bales of cotton,
ISL bales more than during the same time
last year. In addition. the Tallasse, Ala
bams, mills have purchased in this market
1897 bales, 447 more than the past season,
making the home taking thus far 1898 in
crease (nl,imbuS EuUujrer
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

THE ANCIENT FORTRESS THROWN OPEN TO THE
PUBLIC ITS PAST HISTORY.
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SULLIVAN BULGER lis Poydras street, nea
Camp Also sell the BarstOw Range.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOU
NEARSDEN'S ZARSAPARILLA,
Is infal'ible as an Alternative in all
DISEASES OF the SKIN. PIMPLES, BLOTCHES
and SORES.
Price 81 per bottle For sale by all Druggists.
Mr.. MORRISON CO.. General Agents.
Cor. Magazine and Canal streets.
WoEr
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VT1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP-
i rointed Agent for RODIGER HERMAN &
CO.'S EUROPEAN EXPRESS will forward sam
pies and other packages to all parts OF Europe at the
lowest rates. Promptness and accuracy guaranteed
r rs left at q Union street 40 Carondelet street.
will have immediate attention.
HENRY E. STRINGER,
ap13 tt - Union strcet.
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l1S Common st.
JOHN 3. COURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon established in 1851, and has always
maintained the reputation Of being one Of the most
genteel. orderly well kept and popular establish
ments in the city.
The best of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH is served
every day from 1O1a A. NJ. to IL P. NJ.
There is cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon, which is ia, orite resort for gentlemen.
TONY, of Old SANS Saloon memory, presides
over the Cigar Department. ap2f ly
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

The Great Stallion Chilperic.
rHAyE PURCHASED THE FINE CHESTNUT
| Stallion CHILPERIC. and will stand him for the
season at my stable, 235 Gravier street He as
sired by the celebrated trotting horse AMERICAN
STAR Jr. he by running horse American Star. son
of Duroc, and he by imported Diomed. The dam OF
Chiperic has record Of PA, and he, though only
five years old show a world Of speed and STYLE
S25 VIXEN the Mare Is Served.
an22 I'm j. N SHAWHAN.
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NCOTCH ALE AND LONDUN FUKIEK..
.Jefrey's Sparkling Edinburgh ALE.
Byass's Champagne Pale ALE.
. Best Stout PORTER, London.
Fine Old PORT and SHERRY WINES.
Old Hennessy BRANDY.
Hurnett's London Old Tom GIN.
Old Jamaica i other RUNS.
Bourbon and Rye WHISTLES.
West India and ct. or B1TTERS.
For sale by JOIN TURPIN, Importer.
155 Common street.
Sole Agent for JOHN JEFFREY & CO., Edin-
buroh. apo 3t
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naely NEW OkLn.
LOTTERIES.
GPLENDm sCHEM-
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
LOUISIANA STATE SINGLE NUABEs
LOTTERY.
CAPITAL Prize ........S 2O,OO
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated August II. 1858,
CLASS G.
To DO drawn in public at New OrleAnA O
Saturday. May r.. 1875.
sCHEME.
10, 200 Tickets. I1ckees OsN ~
HALVES QUARTERS AND E1aH1Hs IN rRoPoBnoH.
prize Of 90, 900 is.-...........e 9o,oes
1 prize Of. ...... 10000 i....-.....-.. lo,ooe
% prizes of.........-.. 500 are..-.-..-.. looUs
30 nrixes Of 100 are. 3O.O1O
100 prizes of......... 50 are...-...-.-.. 1ooue
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
approximations Of $50 each fsr the nine ~
manning units of the same ton Of tho num-
ber drawing the $4,000 prize a-e. ....-.... 01@
apuroximations of 4seo each for the nine 10
manning units Of The same ten Of tho num-
ber drawing the 41Noo0 prise are.......... Ism
~ Prizeo amounting
EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION PR1z1s
Tho nine remaining units Of the same ten Of the
numbers drawing tho f1sta fall prizes via be entasa
! 70 the 1s Approximation Prizes For example: II
ticket No. 1916 draws tie e2000o prize those tckss
numbered 1241 1912 1s4a 1914 124s 1921. 1s4s 1sle
| and 1850 will each be entitled to $780, # ticket No
81 draws the 10000 prize, those tickets numbered
2sa s8, 234 s35 % as7. 49, 2ss. and 24o viii saah
be entitled to sac
Whsle Tickess, SO, Halves, Is, Quarters,
o. 50, Eishths. 81 Is.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT
DEDUCTION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
Lock-box ga 20
New CR1sanA
Send T. O. Money Order. or Register Your Letter
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Every description Of Lumber always on hand
Sash Blinds etc. Mills and Yard: corner Cedar and
Julia streets New Basin, New OrleanA Fl tt
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A VALUABLE BOON.

The polti,N, Personal and Properly
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UD,r tn e,elriSc art hon 10 PreS'T'c ""o"'
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A careful pcrusal Of this work VIII con,
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nursions arising in private or pu"i!c me,
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Universally recognized principles, ON whlch
ave- based all existing laws enacted TO SC
curo us in the enjoyment OF our r1Shls
and privileges. ,u ;,e,rmol
concerning the rights and uu'les Oh 'ie
citizen, is of the greatest importance III
this country where he participates SO
freely and 30 directly in the aflHlrs OF the
government. o,,o
This volume will prove of great value
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of every class and calling.
The ability, accuracy and long experience
If the author rs q law writer and teacher
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one ofmcrit and usefulness. The language
of the author is simple, he eliminates from
il those abstrusc phrases so common II
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within the comprehension Of those I'M
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His explanation Of the causes which lea
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~ '@Ao Address G f -. SIINSON
x Co., Portland. Me.
CHOM 4 y CY. OR SOU
ROAD notice..

rjNIIE undersigned hereby give notice
that atttr thirty days they iatcnd pc
tjtionin@ the County commissioners or
Frederick County to locate and open 4
public road from the Old Plank road lead
ing to Tancytown to the Emmittshurg and
Brucevile road, said road to begin an
and to follow, as near as prac-
tcable, the bed Of the present road which
now runs along and through the lands of
c. Corrcll, A. Nail, Messrs. Ohlcr, II. Lo-
rents, J. Sioss, and Messrs Brown thence
by the most feasible route, either along the
dividing Lines of j. Ciuts and w. w. Crap
stcr, or through the lands of J. Cluts to the
and Brlccvillc road.
JOHN lIOCkENSMITH,
ABSALOM SMITH,
JOIIN SLUSS,
DANIEL BROWN,
And others. may,-Jt