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To all whom it may concern C. d. & /. >.
Moon having made application to the Court OF
Ordinary Of said county for letters Of admins
tiation upon the estate of j. w. Moon late OF
said county deceased. These are therefore rs
cite all and singular the next OF kin and credi-
tors Of said deceased to show cause il any they
can why permanent letters Of administration
should not be granted tho applicants on HE
frat Monday in August next. Given under
INV hand and se@i 1llis June zth, 1876
HIM. HAMMErT. Ord'y.
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A smart Illinois girl who had been
cruelty Tilted, rose up in her wrath
aud recovered $1,000 for breach Of
promise, and she had no sooner got
this suit out of the way than she
took some of the proceed and went
right to work on auo!her--a hand
salne black silk made after The do
nestle Fashions "
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EOW S YOUR TIME.

i Fortune for Days Wages, aud Big Ho-
nanza for less than a Week Work.
At last an opportunity is offered of which
many of our citizens will eagerly avail them
selves. to better their fortunes, especially when
they have become satisfied by pernstl Of the
Kentucky Cash Distribution Company's adyer
tispineut elsewhere in To. days paper, that their
enterprise is sanctioned by law, organized up
on principles OF perfect liutues" Sud justice,
and VIII be managed and conducted, from hrsl
10 last. with integrity and iupatialily toward
all who.may become intti-- ,ed lnit I" TIE extent
Of purchasing ticbe1. The company ID com
posed Of some Of the most prominent and wide
" known citizens of Kentucky, who have long
enjoyed the confidence of the community IN po-
-.tons of public trust, and who IA their present
association are acting under authority Of q
.pacial enactment of the Kentucky Legislature
for the endowment of the public schools of the
CAPITAL TO this end, they have bound them
selves 10 fairly and houorably distribute oTar
elsyea Thousand cas! gifts, amounting 10 SHO,-
600 the anticipated surplus accrumg after Ell
fectng The educational objects aforesaid
That he distribution viii be conducted 10
the flares, and most impartial manner L. amply
pliarant+ed by hi. Honor Mayor Taylor, and
the hoard of Counciimen Of jle city Of Frank
fort. the Endorsement ol the banking insIitu
lions Of that city anl by the active siperyis-
ion OF "a score or more of leading State officials
from all parts of the State resident at The Capt.
tai, whose names are given ia the advertise
meut. Il is unquesllonauiy the gran@est and
most attractive opportunity ever before offered
Ia the West 10 re.ure q iDfUue ia return for
the Investment OF l,ou - to ~ and Sl2 for
quarter, halt and whole tickets. Among the
toiiunrs To- b., distributed are tue ioilowiu-:-
One Of SlO0, 900 one Of so oJO; one 81 So
GdJ another OF so 600 aud Sc on t..oag.
ji,e HINGES, list eye, presented 80 lhr public
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The Best.

Will BE- found at William Drag Store
..5,mnou'- llrpatie Compound which j. biz
latest Improvement Ia Medical Science. and Ia.
no connection whatever with his former pre-
l.4ia.iolis, bat is far superior in every respect
to any Liver Medicine To which his name wa,
ever attached, being compared solely Of yeget
able ingredients The trial Of one bottle vii
satisfy the most incredulous.
E. S. KING & Son.
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TEXAS CROPS, &c.

RocKWALL, TEXAS, July Sd, '7G.
EDS. JoURNAL-As it may inter-
est some of your readers to know
our prospects in Texas / have cen
cluded to give some items in regard
to crops. Wheat about half crop,
average about ten bushels, threshorS
nov running. Oats an average
crop. The prospect of corn, cotton,
potatoes, etc as good as we have
ever had. GARDENS fine. Wheat is
worth Is centsl corn 80 cents; oats
about 10 cents per bushel. Have
not suffered for the want of rain this
season, The health of the people
good the doctors all have fat horses.
We aim to give the nominee Of
the St. Louis convention strong
lift in November. Respectfully,
l.. w. MASON.
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4 SENrENTIoUs Head Line. The
Baltimore Gazette heads a tele>
graphic account Of the death Of Gen
eral Custer with the signal line:
"The price of honesty is death"
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OF Hand Local Dots.

MARIETTA is receiving her
share of summer visitors.
-DR. VIM. Root has returned
from the Centennial.
j. P. Leako aud N. B. Merry
man have gone to the Centennial.
Lightning struck post in Rev.
John Sanges' yard Tuesday night
-TnE colored~berry brigade is
growing beautifully less"
We learn that the public
schools of the county are largely at
tended.
Monday Baptist Association
convenes in Marietta on the 4;h Of
August.
Miss Ada Rogers has charge of
the music department Of the Chats
tooga county academy.
Nice red, mellow apples on the
square last Tuesday at fifty cents a
busEel.
&C. A. Pool, living eight miles
from Powder Springs, had four hogs
killed by lightning the other day.
We understand tina. Prof. w.
f. Clark will begin his music class
next Monday.
A young man was in town the
other day looking for minister. A
funeral or marriage on hand.
TIE rain, lightning and thun-
der accomplishments of the week
have been frequent and startling.
John B Goodwin, Esq, of At
Iauta, gave US pleasant call last
Wednesday.
ORDERS for Piano Tuning can
be left with Mr.. A. W. York, at Elk
nress Office. WM. F. CLARK.
o --PAuLDING county sends Johns
son delegates. Pickens uninstract'
ed.
-MR. r. d. T. Lawrence's horse
was killed by lightning last Sunday
evening.
AS an evidence of the stability
of the Marietta Savings Bank, a
semi annual dividend of five per
cent has been declared.
w. P. McCLATcmY, Esq, has
been appointed Assignee of O'Nolll
& Sullivan, bankrupts. See adver>
tisement of sale of goods.
GEN. Henry Il. Jackson, of
Savannah, is spending the summer
with Mr.. Joseph Il. Wilder Of MARI
eta.
THOSE who know say that this
is the best corn growing season we
have had for years, and that there
w;ll be an abundance Of the "stalI Of
life" made.
ANA now the wise oGes tell US
that horses draw lightning as we'll as
wagons. We now expect see the
tops of our citizens houses adorned
with able bodied horses, in place OF
lightning rods.
The average Marietta belle
boards at the kennesaw House, aud
enjoys herself smoking cigarettes
and drinking buttermilk.-Atfanta
Times. A clear case for damages.
--IcE.-I am now prepared to
furnish Ice every day at Bets per
pound, only for the cash. None
need to send unless tho money &C
companies the order.
4. G. IIhGGIE.
OLD "Uncle Jerry Dobbs," col
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DR.. SALTER'S SPECIALTIES.

At the Eclectic DiSpen-ary cancers are sue
ce-stully treated aud n cure effected in ninety
nine cases out ola hundred, when taken in time.
RHEUMATISM cured in every case, in from one
to three months at cost OF five dollars per
month for medicines.
DISEASES or THE THROAT cured in from one
week 10 two months
CATAREH or THE HEAD cured in one to
three month"; in most cases; occasionally meet
with one requiring more time.
WONB DISEASES.-Ul Iteration, inflammation,
leucorrhea, cured in onehaIf the time required
by other systems, and without the use Of caus-
tic
EPILEPrIC FITS relieved and permanently
cured In most cases from six totwelye months
required for a permanent cure.
NERVOUS DEBILITY From sxcesses, self
abuse, &c, successfully treated and cured in
one to five months.
BLOOD DISEASES cured in from three to
twelve months.
KIoTEY DISEASES cured in from one TO three
months.
DISEASES OF LIVER amenable TO treatment,
permanently cured in few months.
NEURALGIA and other nervous diseases sue
ccsstnIiy treated.
Call on on address, S. f. Salier, NJ. D., No
30 Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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Cobb County Executive Committee.

Cobb County Executive Committee.
The members of the Cobb County
Democratic Executive Committee
recently appointed, are requested to
meet in Marietta on Saturday the
I'D of July, for the purpose of or
ganiziug, and the transaction of im>
portant business.
w p McCIATCIiy.
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Georgia Cobb County :

Four weeks after date application viii be
made 10 the Cnart OF Ordinary OF Cobb eoults
~ for leave 10 sell the real ,slaie belonging 10
the estate of Charity Hopkins, late OF said
county deceaced. This June 7th, 1876
T.. II. LlNDLEY Admir-
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Hearty Biooming Hdou.


NlAiIEl ~ IA, MbitH - lD1u-
Nsssrs Bradded 8 Co..--Genleincn - You
will please ship us another supply of your in
valuable FEMALE REGULATOR forward bill
by mail. We are happy 10 state that this rem
EDDY gives better satisfaction than any article we
sell We have been selling it since lo6S and
Witnessed many remarkable cures by it.
Among others here was a lady friend OF ours
who's -allow and sicky uutil she was TWEEN
tysN wears old, when she was married Her
husband lived two years and died She con
tmued in bad health in fact she has never
been what "A woman ought be- A few months
after the death of her husband, she saw your
advertisement, aud came to our store and
bought bottle of your Regulator from u.s. and
took il according 10 directions. 1t has cured
her sound and we'll brought her regular month
" periods and to day she lisa hearty, bloom
ing WidoW--With the use of but two bottles Of
your Regulator, costing her only three dolar.,
when she bad tried several physicians and
spent a great deal of money without any bene
lit. Wishing you graat success with your
valuable remedies.
We are respectfully yours, etc.,
w. ROOT Il SONS.
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-FoErUNArE-J. NJ Potts bought CAKE
Of Gold Soap from BOSTON 4 Hunt. and
found in it one gold dollar, which he sold for
one dollar and ten cents.
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Sparta, to Rec. l.. I. Diaries
Macon Jan. 8, 1876.
DEAR Bro. DAVIES. Excuse me for writing
only when am deeply interested. Ihave been
prchess about two months. Could not read
and pray in a family. Had tried many things
Got no benefit from any. Since Conference
some one sent me from Americas a bottle of
1hushs Consumptive Cure and Lung Rcstorer
which have been taking now, this is the 9th
day aud can talk now with some ease.
came here, among other things, 10 supply my
self with this medicine. No druggist here has
it on sale, | Unjust have it. | want You to 90 ia
person TO Thrash 4 Co. show Them this letter
and make them send me by express to Sparta,
Ga, two, three or four bottles, with bill. am
getting on finely.
(S.ned) l., PIERCE.
Hunt, Rankin x Lamar, Agents, Atlanta, Ga.
For Sale by
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Special Notice

My prices for dental operations
will be the same as charged by other
dentists for similar work.
f. VI. ALLEN,
Resident Dentist.
Office North side Public Square.
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Georgia Cobb County

-Four weeks after date application will be
made to the court OF Ordinary Of Cobb county
for leave TO sell the real estate and personal
property of J. T. Dyson, late Of said county
deceased. This July 4th, 1876
W. p. McCLATCHY, Admir-
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Business Cards, &c.
KennesaW Mills.
MARIETTA, Ca,
Cheek, Whitlock & Go.
i Successors to Cook & Cheek.)

FNVHESE MILLS having recently been pnr-
4 chased by MS, we are now prepared 10
offer to the public all THOSE FAMILIAR
BRANDS OF FLOUR made by Messrs Cook
Il Cheek. Our Mr. Y. II. Cheek, who was
one Of the late firm Of Cook & Cheek, is now a
partner of the present firm. and is in charge of
the Manufacturing Department, same ~ here
tot1re, consequently We can safely GUARAN-
TEE OUR GRADES UP TO THE STAND
ARD Of our predecessors.
Our firm is composed Oft. II. Cheek, u. G.
Whitock and John K. Winters.
All orders must be sent to lis at Marietta, Ga
For the sale of our Flour in Atlanta, Ga. we
have secured the services OF Major j. II. Ket-
ner who is so well and tayorably known to the
trade.
CHEEK, WHITLOCK & co.
inne1G-3m
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Georgia Cobb County

70 all whom it may concern, ". p. Dawson
having made application to the count OF Or,li
nary of said county for letters Of administration
upon the estate Of Wm, Dawson, late Of said
county deceased These are therefore To cite
all aud singular the next of kin and creditors
of said deceased to show cause If ANY they can
why permanent letters of administration should
not be- granted the applicant ON the first Mon
day in August next Given under my hand
and seal tAi@ July 4th. 1876
ii. NJ, HAMMETT, OrTy.
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TERMS OF TREATMENT.

Consultation free.
Prescription and medicine per month, five
dollars IN all chronic cases. Cancers and tn
nors excepted. Operations on eye, &c, at
very low rates.
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l-g The oliowing named gentlemen
are authorized 4gentS fWHe Journal:
}. b. BARTON, Canton, Chero. Co. Ga.
JAMES PRICE, Ball Ground. q" q
MAI. ED. DANlELL, Canton, Chero. Co. Ga
W. f. ORR, AcwortL, Ga
W. II. SIMMONS, Jasper, Pickens, Co. Ga.
W. II. CASEY, p. NJ, Woodstock.
II. B. GOODWIN, Powder Springs Ga.
$ a. ANDERSON. Travelling Agent.
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Georgia Cobb County ;

Jane 23d, 1876.
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--OLD "Uncle Jerry DObbs," col
osed, says tue lightning that spin
tered the post in Rev. Mr.. Sanges'
ward, also struck him on the head,
and felt like some ore had struck
him with a plank. II was fortunate
it struck his head, az it doubtless
saved his live.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Drow\rp To SAVE A FEIENn-SAD DEATH
.,v , Sroxr-Cvr1ER IN JAMES RlvER.-Ies-
,.r,l.y afternoon just before dark JAMES
>...-ry and John Morgan. two stonc-cuttefs,
,>ea Lave been employed on the Govern.
,..,, works opposite Rockets, went in
ling opposite the Powhatan sheds.
Nfnhrr oi them were good swimmers, and
tore sherry had been in the water long hc
VA seized with cramps. and cried out for
h,'r. Morgan, WHO was standing with MS
n.sA towards him. jumped into the water
,.ekwardS nj the same time that boat
~..-:cd from the shore 10 the rescue.
The strange part Of this sad incident is
that Nr. Sherry. who had sunk twice, and
U..- on the very verge OF drowning, was
>.,rd,, and Mr.. Morgan was drowned im'ne-
,.:a,aly after he jumped into the river TO
,.,r his friend. The rcScuinc party were
tF.&cntly SO busy after the man who seemed
j" lie greatest danger that they paid but
..l.. attention to Morgan. All they know
/. ,!.ai III never appeared upon the surface
.,.,y hi> plunge into the water. His body
ua> found in about forty minutes after he
va drowned, and the Coroner, upon hear
.H. al The facts OF the case, deemed that an
=. .'ir>t was not necessary.
},,rea>rd was a native OF England. and
'.t lived in this city about eighteen months
Il. was hard-workin" man and very pop,l-
IL among his craft. He leaves widow.
liz. .o children. He will he buried to-day
w.! appropriate honorS hy the Stone-cut-
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MnRTrARY RErnET. The following i the
uurtuary report for the week ending Satur-
day. June 10. 1876. aS complied from sen
ton>' returns received 1T the Office OF the
B"Td OF Health:
'a12r Of Ue0h: Bright'S disease, l col
c:e:: cancer. / colored; cercbro-Spinal me
H.Ag!ti>. l colored; cholera infantum, 6
white. colored: congestion Of BRAN, l
yoinr~d: congestion Of lungs, white: con-
sumption, white. 3 colorcd: convulsions
aiantc&. > colured; debility, l white &;
ty-rntcry. | white; eryspclas, l white q;
:rTrr >carIet). white; fever typoid).
WA.lc hcart-diseaSe, l colored; infantilc
ioehjuw, white; Inflammation OF bowels,
! " bite: meningitis, white; old age, l
white paralysis, l white; pneumonia, 2
white; puerperal convulsions, l white !;
Wh6oping-cough, . colored; wound (gnn-
shot, | white. Whole number OF deaths
in The city. exclusive Of still-birthS, Al.
>,@-JrthS: Colored males, =; colored 1e-
l4al", total, 4. Ser: Males, 10 white, !
ro!orcd-total, l.; females, 13 white, ii
eolored-total, a. 1ge: One day TO thirty,
white; one month TO six, white, ) col
"rrd-tOtal, IL; six months to twelve, 3
white, 4 colored-total, !; eyear to three,
) white. colorcd-total, =: five years to
ien, . white; ten years to twenty, . color
ed; twenty years to thirty, 3 white; thirty
ycar> 10 forty, ! white; forty years to fifty,
white, > colored-total, 3; sixty years 10
seventy, white, colored-total, =; seventy
Year, to eighty, white. Condition: Single,
~ white j. colorcd-total, 80; married, 3
"Ai'r, colorcd-total, 3; widows, l col
orrd. Natirity: Richmond, 80; other parts
q the United States, 10; Ireland, l. Lo-
Gritty: Marshall Ward, 8 white, 5 colored-
io,al, s; Jefferson Ward, 5 white, coorcd-
total, IL; Madison Ward, white, 8 color
cd-total, :; Monroe Ward, 3 white; Clay
Ward white; jackson Ward, white, 5
coiorcd-total, II almShouse, white. By
rt1m CERTIFIED: Regular practitioners, %
"lite, Is colored-total, 81; coroner, l
"Altc; Board OF Health, colored.
tnNrAKATlYE WEEkLY MORTALITY.
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Z arrested on a Serious Charge. ~ Yesterday
morning three young men well known In
the city-Joseph Turner, fsadore Schwartz,
and Jerry Fortune-were arraigned before
the Mayor on the charge OF committing an
outrage on Pallas Boyd, a small colored
girl, aged about thirteen years, and daugh-
ter OF Henry Boyd, residing near Gates's
mill, in Manchester district. The girl, in
company with cousin smaller than herself,
had been sent to this city on an errand, and
on their return, as is alleged, they were fol-
lowed by some boys, and the dastardly out
rage committed just below the first battery,
and about one mile below the city. On ar
irving at home information was given to her
parents, and her father came to the city and
procured warrant for the arrest OF Jerry
Fortune and Isadore Schwartz, and after
wards Joseph Turner was arrested. The
examination commenced at IL o'clock. B.
A. Hancock appeared for the defence and
| A. c. Atkisson represented the Com
monwealth. As soon as the Investigation
began it became evident that the arrest OF
Jerry Fortune had been made under a,mis-
! apprehension, or was q case OF mistaken
| identity, and he was ,honorably discharged.
Schwartz who was not directly implicated,
was also discharged and placed upon the
witness-stand; but his statements were so
contradictory and so utterly at variance
with those made to the officer who arrested
him, and also by his own voluntary confes-
sion that he had not spoken the truth, that
q warrant was taken out against him for
perjury, and he was sent on to the Hastings
Court, and refused bail. The case OF Turner
was continued until this morning at 0
O'Clock The girl was present IN court and
testified, but the physician who was called
in testified that her injuries were Of q
serious character. The affair created con-
siderable excitement, and all classes were
loud in their denunciatons Of the infamous
transaction. None Of the parties concerned
are of age. Joseph Turner is from very
respectable family, but has bad reputa-
ton: Schwartz has heretofore borne good
character; and the friends OF young For
tune were rejoiced to know that he had no
share in 4 deed that will not only entail
speedy and severe punishment on the per-
petrators, but that is so abhorrent in its
character. E
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Chesterfield County Court.-On motion
OF, Socrates Brooks, counsel, proceedings
against the securities of II. C. Giddings, late
clerk and treasurer er-obicio OF Manchester
township, were discontinued, as contrary
to the statute. " olsaS t,Ey tSs
|, 1t appearing that the charges against
Philip Epps and Charles Robertson, the
alleged accomplices OF Hillary Page, were
entirely groundless and without foundation,
a nolle prosequi was entered In their cases,
and they were discharged.
A nolle proseqai was also entered In the
case Of the Commonwealth as. Joseph Doo-
little, city scavenger OF Manchester, the
matter being out Of the Jurisdiction OF the
court.
The court adjourned to. Friday at 10
O'clock; Mt which time the further conside-
ration Of the criminal docket, will be con-
| tinued. ~ =
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Music on THE CAPITOL SQUARE.-Profes-
so Kessnch left the city yesterday with bis
band to enlyen the commencement ceremo::
nies ut Hampden Sidney College. The band
returns on Friday, and on Saturday will give
free concert OH the Capitol Square. Next
week Mr.. Kessnich and his friends will en-
deavor to make arrangements to give Tree
concerts during the remainder OF the sum,
mer alternately on the Capitol Square ana
at Monroe Park. ,...t.....ta ..t,,t..rs .t.t ! s.
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PEksoHAL.-Coionel James Mcdonald,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth, was called
away suddenly yesterday morning TO Union,
Monroe county, w. Va. by . Telegram an
nouncing the sudden death OF his brother,
Ambrose Mcdonald, Esq, who was tempo
Tarily residing there with his brother, Pr.
Mcdonald.
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CONTEST FOR THE WOODS MEDlL-PUB-
Lie CDEcLAAATIoN.-The annual contest for
the Woods medal by students of Richmond
College occurred last night at Grace-Street
Baptist church, and was Witnessed .by 10
large and interested audience. These
Youthful struggles excite public sympathy,
and anything adapted to stimulate ease, and
grace, and excellence in oratOry deserves
recognition and approval. Since the ap-
pointment by the College Of aprize like the
Woods medal it has been noticed that the
ambition to obtain 1T has stirred up o
greaterinterest in speaking, and much inn
proved the average defamation oil the stu
dents. 1.-The contestants acquitted them
selves to the evident satisfaction OF the
audience, as was eyinced by; the applause
and bouquets. We have our opinion OF the
relative merits, but withhold an expression
until the committee shall make public their
awards. We append list OF, the de'.
chalmers. I1ta
Thomas j. Netties, Elizabeth City county;
J. L. Jeffries, Culpeper county; William
Noland, Loudoun county CIV. Price, Pc
tersburg; b., w. n. Simms, Culpeper
county; E. B. Morris, Portsmouth; w. f.,
Ceriemx, Essex county; John A. Powers,
King William county; j.. L. Taylor, Henry
comfy: George s. Wood Gumberland
county; : +. H Fitzgerald, buckingham
county; f. C...!Whaiing, North Carolina;
e. T.. Barglebaugh, Rockingham county;
w. T. HItehings, Danyiile; Charles a.
Nash, Petersburg. sE i.tf,,i. zFf s1si g5assn