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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-11
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' CASAoo III VIC Guy u
New Orleans are just low I'm.
dergoing a sort of tidal wave OF
excitement, from a choice bit OF
scandal which has been unearth.
ed and the vile author exposed
by that fearless sheet, the New
Orleans States.
The parties to the affair are
no less personages than Mrs.
Emma G. boswell widow of the
latc Mr.. Gray boswell and
daughter OF the late VIM. S.
Pike, and Frank II. Howard.
son of Chas. Il. Howard. the lot
terry king. A few days previ-
Gus to the expose by the States
the following marriage notice
appearedunder theproper head
ing in the several morning dali
lies of the city:
acknowledgements
Thursday. September 25, 1879,
by G. II. Wilson, Esq, Justice
Of the Peace, 1T Big Lick, Roa =
oke county, Va, f. Il. Howard
to Emma G. boswell.
The curiosity of the general
public and Of the friends and
acquaintance of the principals
more particularly, was severely
aroused as the date Of the mar
riagc as published was over a
year back, and was intensified
by another notice which imlnc-
diatcly followed the first and
read thus:
A CARD.
The statement in the public
press that | was married, at any
time or place, is untrue. / am
not married and never have
been married.
FRANK II. HOWARD.
The reporters of the States
were speedily upon the trail
and soon succeeded in unearth-
ing many CT the particulars,
which go to make up a tale of
romantic corruption such as has
heretofore been unequaled in
Southern society. The facts
obtained were elected from
friends of the Pike family. The
friends of Howard could not or
would not impart anything in
relation to the affair, and it was
statedby them that Frank How
ard had left the city.
1t seems that Howard first
met Mrs. Boswell! at her moth.
er's residence in New Orleans
some three years ago, and at
once commenced to pay her the
most marked attentions. They
drove out together: visited the
opera and theatres, and attend
ed balls. Indeed their relations
were cvidcntlyintimatc to such
an extent that their engage
mcnt was 4 question OF no
doubt to any one acquainted
with the attending circumstan-
ces. Mrs. boswell was then a
widow with two children and
, the senior of Howard by sever
al Years. Chas. Il. Howard OBJ
L icctcd to the match upon the
1 ground of his reluctance to
L his sons union with a widow
with children or a lady older
:. than himself. But the engage
L ment was not broken. Inc III
e timacy continued and the IN
$ diligence in pleasure seeking IL
n each others company was sui
; pursued.
S In September 1879, Mrs
= Pike, accompanied by her son
). DR.. John II. Pike, and mel
daughter, Emma boswell Wis v
S tied Salem, Va, to spend a lev
5 weeks at that retreat. Howard
i Immediately followed and Sc
g cured rooms at the same hote'
V c,,+,, after his arrival III
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-11
LIST OF PRIZES.


The Willard Hotel with all : toeo nm
it's Furniture and Fixtures. @1oo'ooo
One Residence on Green Street $4,000
One Residence on Green Street $1,000
Two Cash Prizes, eroh 5000. 10000
Two Cash Price, each $4,000. 1000
Five Cash Pr yes, each $1,000. 5000
Five Cash Prizes, each $500. $500
Fifty Cash Prizes, each $780,. 5000
One hundred Cash Prizes, each $50 5000
Five hundred Cash Prizes, each $50 10000
One Set of Bar Furniture --... 1000
One Fine Piano. 5UO
One Handsome Silver Tea Set. 100
400 Bxs Old Bourbon Whisky, s3G 14,4OO
10 Baskets { hanna one. $50 49,. $50
Five hundred Cash Prizes, each $40 5000
400 Boxes Fine Wine, $50. 10000
| 200 Bxs Robertson Co whisky, $50 5000
| AGO Boxes Havana Cigars, $40 4.OGO
Five hundred Cash Prizes, each so 5000
Whole Tickets, S.. Halves, 81. Quar-
| ters, -.
| Responsible agents wanted at ALL mn
ppr,ant points. For circulars giving full
inform at ion and for tickets address,
w. c. D. WHIPS.
Willard Hotel, louisville, Ky.
or to w. SCOTT GORE, bookseller, lOS
Fourth ST., Louisville, Ky.
The Hotel is now open and will be run
as hcret otore unit! it 10 ready to be trans
trrrcd to the lucky winner. the public
arc invited to stop with us and sec the
property for themselves.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-11

Capt. Eads is now in Mex
leo pushing negotiations for his
Tehuantepec ship canal.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-11
COUNCIL PROOEEDIEG5.
MAYORS OFTCE,
Bayou Sara, Dec. 6. Is o.

| MA OR y OcfCE,
| Bayou sara, Dec. D. l52o. )
| Az regular meeting OF the Board Oh
council held to-day, the following mem
beis We're present: j. r. lr.i inc, Mayor;
L. NJ. Muihtort, August FISCHER, Coma"
| bochei' T. Gore. C"nnc''m"n.
To tie Hon. N,vor and Conncil Of the
town of bayou sara:
We would respectfully report that we
have examined; the books of the Mayor
Collector and Treasurer, and find them
correct. The following licenses have
heen issual lint as VET not accounted for:
,u o e., m
N""s. 'oi'o"''i '-'"o
w. IL. Hrey ............... - "
Jas. Mcpherson. 100
T,t,1 $40 OO
The Wharf Ruat owes y balance of
g., 30 an n,,von m,
@''' W.
1924 cash on hand.
We find that ,ha fo}]owinn. xvorronts
are o"ts' anu'hs' VIZ:
NO. ~ L stIlcllS ~.CV
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-11

was received and ordered filed.
On motion the Jury adjourned sire die.
G. GOODMAN, j. w. DEDERICK,
Clerk. President.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-11
Gu r 10

~ IL ~
YNHE LEADING SCIENTISTS OF 70
4 day agree that nj ~ diseases are
caused by disordered Kidneys or Liver.
Ii ther etore. tho Kidneys and Liver
are kept in p eRFECT order, then per.
feet heal Il WILDE he result. This trut Ii
has only been known short time and
for years people suffered great rgnny
without l'eing able to find relief. The
discovery of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure marks new era in the treat
inent ofthese troubles. Made from u sim
pie tropical leaf of rare value, il contains
Just the ell mcntS necessary to nOuriSh and
lnvi :rorate both of these neat organs, and
safely restore and keep them in order. 1t
is a Positive Remedy Tor all the diseases
that cause pains in tho lower part of the
ho,ly-for Torpid Liver, Headache, Jann-
dice, Dizziness, Gravel, Fever. Ague. Ma
lalial Fever, Il "a all difficulties of the
Kidneys. Liverand Urinary Organs. 1t
is an excellent and safe remedy for fe-
males during Pregnancy. ct will control
and is invaluable for Leu
corrhma or Falling of the Womb. AS u
Blood Purifier it is nnequalcd, for it cures
the organs that make the blood.
READ TIE RECORD.
1t saved my Jiie,-E. b. Ladely, Selma,
Ala.
It. is the remedy that will cure the mary
diseases peculiar SO women.-Mothers'
1t has passed severe tests and won en-
frrEi sore of the hiohrst
talent in the couutry.-N. Y.
World.
No remedy heretofore discovered can he
held for ono moment in comparison with
it.-Rcv. c. A. Harvey, DID,, Wasting
ton, ID. G..
This Remedy, which has done such
wonders. is pat mp in the largest sized
DO tie of any medicine upon the market,
and is sold by Druggists aud all dealers
ut S1.25 per polite. For Diabetes, en-
1nire for Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure. 1t
is positive Remedy. II. Fl. Warner 81
Co dorchester. n. Y.--oct16'sO 2.y.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-11

~. u,nLola Jones. Esq, is our du-
CT o'' % ocent ard local correspon-
rauthor1izHeeun ;ty of Baton Rouge. He is
Spt for tlo Transact any business COM
@powerer al, i" range tor this paper.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-11
ylIsFLlCY&NA SEN15kEt.

go T. A. Courtadc. No. IL st
~ Mr.: ,. ." Now Orleans, is our duly
charles STU 'ront to contract for advcr-
sathorls.esn and NM Ie .eipt for amounts paiu
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-11

: Fresh oysters at Pillets'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-11
$l,G49,23

LIABILITIES.
Warrants outstanding 121,1o
Mayor y Treasurer salary 5000
Constable salary 1890
Collectors com. estimated 100 90
Secretary salary $500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23
mission.

A GuERESgY county farmer sold within
the las. Is DAYS abou. 81 900 worth Of farm
products, Gmonss; which were l,O5O
heeCes OF wool, car load Of cattle, nearly
900 bushels Of wheat and some hogs. BE
il Alexander Miller, OF near Cumberland.
He is the owner Of nearly 500 acres oil
good land Wo0ig6s!d, 0, Spirit.
The Western papers say that just such
sales as this one account iast now Tor a
tremendous absorption Of money. The
farmers have had great deal Of stuff to
sell this year, and no: having any debts to
pay, owing to the good times for the los;
two years. are sailing down the money, aud
thus ii has happened that the tens Of
millions OF money :ha; have come Vest to
nlovs the crops have aos returned Est
this i.ll and winter, as was formerly the
custom. A great deal OF gold and silver
have been absorbed by the farmers and
prosperous people generally, and it has
disappeared in a seemingly mysterious
way. The theory is that is has gone into
old s.ockings and into boxes tia. are hid
away, no. 20 come ioEsh until fresh
mania !or buying land or stock, or teS'inE
down dwellings and other farm buildings,
o. living in more luxurious style Gets in.
Many farmers Who 50; in debt during the
tlush days after the war, OF whose friends
aud neighbors got in, have treasured up
their experiences, and ste inclined now to
90 the other extreme. They are holding
ON TO their money to see whether We are
to have another panic in the near future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

Some time before the lste Presidential
election e bet was made between E1.Al-
dernau Qrinn and William Boyer, both Of
Buffalo, Mr. Boyer wagering fifty dollars
against az equal cum put up BY M Quinn
that Garfield would carry Pennsylvania
bI m:ioTi.y Of 20, 600, Mr. Boyer holding
the stgkes. Nothing VAS SAID about any
other candidate than Garfield and Han
cock. After the election i! was found that
GaIialds plurality exceeded 5000, and
Mr.. Beyer demanded the stakes But in.
ssmuch as the greenhsck vote reduced the
msiorily considerably under 1000, Ar.
Quinn maintained that he was the right
full winner OF the money. Mr.. Boyer re-
fused to give up the money on that ground,
as be had understood lba; no other than
the two leading candidates were to be con-
eidered, AID the case has nov goue 10
court for decision.-NeE York Post.
This is case that arises constantly
where thee candidates are in the field, as,
for instance, here IN West Virginia, where
there we've three candidates for Governor,
three for President, and, in tao OF the dis.
tricts, three candidates for Congress.
Most people who venlured wsgers on tho
result Of the election, or, more properly,
on the amount of the majority Of any
one Of theee candidates, really did so on
the understanding tina. plurality was to
govern, as, ior instance, that Jackson or
Haneock's majority would be SO and SO
over the next highest candidate, which, Of
course, was Understood to mean their Re.
publican competitors. Those who be!
that Col. Wilson would have 4 thousand
ortwo thousand majority did go on the
understanding that he would lead Mr..
Hutchinson that much, Those also who
bet that Hancock would have 10000 ma
jority IN the State really meant tina. this
would be his lead over Garfield. Bets,
like contracts, should be interpreted &C.
cordiug to tho obvious understanding Of
the parties to them At the time, aud we
should say tina. the man who bet that
Garfield would carry Pennsylvania by 90.
900 m,iority really won the bet, although
in reality Garfield did not have a majority
Of the whole vote OF Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23
& M A s
i & 9 O..

In lieu Of the time to write a more
specific and detailed advertisement,
we would say to our friends that
having twice the room and facilities
for displaying and handling goods,
that we ever had before, we can as
sure them that we shall more than
sustain our reputation for having
the largest and choicest selection of
BOOKS AND FINE NOVELTIES ever
offered to Wheeling people. While
not departing from our Legitimate
branch Of business, as many others
do, we have everything that is Of
the newest and most stylish kinds,
and at the usual price for The same
quality of goods in this or othsr
cities. We will endeayor to prepare
a partial list Of stock for early
publication. We ask you to rsmem-
ber our new rooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

ObserVAII0RH Of HINitor ia Politics.
RasinesS and OIRrr Features Of Life
Al old Resident OF This sectlOn-I.et
UE Talk About Ghs wsnthrF-TrRVcI.
Ing ROteIs-COrR and Other Things.
PRiNcEroS, Mo-, December IL.
Editors TOisulSOntsr.
once heard young fellow from
rural district remstks alter visiting Wheel.
lug for the arsl time,ilia, he did not think
the world was so bir. Since the many
miles have travelled in coming here, l
am almost led TO make the same remark
We all think, IN the Ohio vslloy, that
Chicago is a Tar Western city, but Chicago
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

A LADY OF Marianne, Fla, writes: 81
applied to physician here for pFescTip.
ton for Sick Headache, with which / have
been sffiicted many years. He recon-
mended TUFTS Pills. They acted like q
charm. l can now attend to my school
without any pain or inconvenience. /: il
the best medicine have ever taken. May
you meet with the reward You deserve"
ANNA JENKINS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

The neighboriBg counties in Ohio do
not show IN increase in the value OF real
estate in the lsss ten years, except in the
case Of Belmont. which goes up 1857 zee.
Jefferson shows decline OF S2,0i2,6 go
Harrison Of sC2S 500, Monroe Of S959, $50,
Guernsey OF .s4lO,S7O and ColnmbiRns
nj S254 ls6.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

nENTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE.
u SIZE 10 are their nEsuERi teeth We Eolla ny
hat 70 Gst noE betts3 prepared than ever eeoeo 10
sa1b!e them y DO -. By tie nso Of An ELHcTEo
NAssXT1c PtrssEE ye on and are making better
pAuss:s than have hSrt;a'sTs been made Y :hls
~ a. elsewhere, without TIE H!d Of the Electric
s,ngrF Whit W NJ ~ eau prove - Aet1si
4 fIl1r3tTa.!es, CAL ard lsS Tor yOuTpelTEss
IANES Y. .suEGfSON a soH,
a., Va iIIs NsTfpt st.. WAsAliEg. Y, Va.
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nIEn-

LISEBERGER-ou "Wednesday, December .. 1889,
At O'Clock p. N At the ItsdeDSe Of her uOther In
BOnEnCd. KGTE T., daughter Of HeSter A., AID the
late w. Z. unsOtTeer, IN the 18th year o. her age.
FunEgal notice heF,GItsF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

JOSH BLLlAos has been lecturing at
steubeuville, subject, Probabilities Of
Life.D Here is one Of The Dubs Of the
lecture as quoted by the Herald;
"rhe mother.in.lsw. There ia ms woman
now stationed IN the world who fails to
please more than the average mother'in'
law. would rather be an old maid than
A mo,her.in.!aw. l don; expect to be
either. l have seen mothers in-law who
were as handy to have about as Spauid'
ing's glue. never argue against a success.
III see rattle snakes head peeEing from
q hole, say thA. hole belongs TO that
Billings is undoubtedly man Of wit,
but, as was noticed in Wheeling, when he
lsc,ured here, it is hard for even . Wit to
deliver lecture that Will tally in the pub
lie mind with his reputation as a writer OF
quaint and pointed paragraphs. A string
Of such paragraphs in lecture would not
strike an audience as worth so cents adj
mission.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23
A LEXASDRR BoNs, sE.,
General easIaeSs and Real Estate Ms"
and hatarN Pnblle.

kavhHph Enl NEnu.Sciurt:I' B:el sPSSa.ssS -
lminei and eioeSd. EStatha hetts4, Sesss, h''A
O9unt1, and Rcab collected. .--,.,,. ~,
Collections pFoEpliy TvEsittei, 1od Al eenI'@'
regpoodOnes conadORilAily Aitsstst T. ,....
BSnl By TcstAi oaTd Tor CiTcalLs and hi6tosI
iIiI SNES'EtTaft tC' lSs.I,51 W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

. WAsHISGroS County, PA.-The popuIa'
ton is $, 4l7-viz-27 ,655 males and ~
766 females; native, 52,l9O; foreign, s.
e?7; white, 50 779; colOred, 2,6i5.
Congressman shRllenberEer ia talked OF
for.s Speaker OF the next House.
Rev. W. B. Thompson, Of the Disciples
Church, Wheeling, has been holding a
revival at Lone Pine.
A man Near Cannorsburg has an ice
pOud1hss covers lG acres, and an ice house
that holds 10000 tons. He expects to go
extensively into the business Of shipping
next season.
The oil excitement around West Mid
dIetown still continues, but no oil has yet
been struck. The excitement is all theo-
retical as yet.
Mrs. John P. Walker, OF Robinson
Township, sold 500 pounds OF butter in 10
weeks made from the milk ole COWS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23
CTOCKs AND REAL ESTATE.

As baI.asis s,straIiy lSSS,S Cat trsE ave ~
Glpdei 10 eNaIihu- the tvs-nS'i u Uaith hIte ~
long spgGeed. Their foe oitr az "Fin'G HAn',Isi
the tale OF I, Al estIte ~ l:otk' q b2HoSipt ~,
rnts. Toney a. varcEi % : o. 80 /, III ~ m
Il 9iirSd sale, IA dc r. snr4 sthys1 iii
eIpshiS and b. paptIpAI pSru,nr' t'st ln,.' n,
habness bpl a. FaatfAA.s a. to lfo%I,n,,s,
iniv:esI Il 'ul0Stg, hosv 10 taF'is tstae 4! -
age, !, lR'.lN, lFva' Utc- So = iN'i''s 80 ~,
onnrg "a ETg,g q Ak W..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

DOCK ANDJoB PRINTING-ATTHE
ID pally In,alHFrnerF job OGios you eAH eOt Al
dEIi q Zoos and job Printing on the shoriest nodet
NON . ssI - T~-"'"4uth b.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23
DOR RENT
DOR RENT.
T0P PFNT-4N FL EGANT COUNTRY

EoR RENT-AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
IL Ftsilenes, sitaatSd on "EdEibEton LEA y.
and ope.kIi EiIts from this cit! and S!hl1 ~! .w
nIuutIs Walk Of the bin Grove RIilfosd. ha ~.
Is entirely neE, eoHtAinS eght rooms, osiaa ~,
Teos, elOihes-Fnom and Gltie Hoi and @sa ~.
ihTosEeogt, ard ali the ether nol.Tu tosTtasoea
4 are and eDnTenJssiy Arranged ,iist ll .3..
RI 4. house and all neotsST! cat NuidInss
OIGtT. The whole surrounded by tEO na H. n.
Hersd o. IN uDd. veil !enetd n. For pAta, y,
quiFe by mall q Ms ltabella eATIts' { ~.
socially d DT. ". J. BSIes, it,, No % Issa JAW
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TInIB TABLE.
lghesIIag and Elm Grove Railroad.

On SD after SATURDAY, EorSmbes Il, 1854,
an on the wbeslipE Snd Elm Grove Z. e VII run
A. follows. CETS vii leave the city, (eornsr o. AGFket
AMI EieTe1'h stree o., and HoEnhFoOkt Park Al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

aSundayt excepted.
tOn sdudLyI two can SiI Leave hoInetooks Park
sA S5sia s"'''' ,~ EtEEH. ssp.ra..a4.-t,
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STEAMERS.
EUROPEAN STEAM SHIP AGENCY

Psssge Tickets 10 and tom EURoPEH
liz steamship Linss G;loSrsi FSi.', at
H.F. BEHEESs
S,i7 end wa "-'tsi s'rs.L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23
NEW ApYER1IsEMENrs.

SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER
- WORKS.
NRES EpiTnRS:-Eiasle announce JOHN ";
CUMMINGS a candidate for supeTinten1Snt o.
Water works, subject to the ae mpSs% q vnrERs
sF1,is city primaries. MANI '0tAA9'
, 1880-08-14
SALES.

On the 7th instant the sugar estate
"Body Slob" belonging to Mrs. Jane
de Nully was sold to MI. F. Raphael
for $4,000 besides auction expenses.
On the 18th inst. the sugar estate
"strawberry Hill belonging to Eng
lish absentees was sold to Mr.. T. Mac
Dermott for $4,000 besides auction
expenses. On the same day the stock
estate "Cotton Valley, East End
quarter, was sold to MI. N. 3. Will
iams for s1,1O0 besides auction ex-
penses. Ali these estates were sold
Tor taxes. The purchasers Of Slob
and Strawberry Hill .held uncovered
mortgage claims in the estates, which
were in reality taken over rather than
sold, there being no competition at
the auctions. The purchase sums
consequently cannot be considered -
representing the market value Of these
e states.
, 1880-08-14
CHRISTIANSTED ST. CROIX
Saturday 14h august 1880.

A fatal accident occurred at the
limestone quarry on st. Johns Es-
tate on Tuesday last. The stone is
being extracted for the use of the
Central Factory, and several persons
are engaged in blasting, breaking, and
carting it. On Tuesday, while a man
named Joseph Joseph was returning
to examine a charge which was slow
in operation, the charge exploded.
and the man was 80 seriously injured
that he died at the Hospital a few
hours afterwards.
, 1880-08-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lROR U-NDERTEGNEDE Pre

FOR UNDERTEGNEDE Pr@si-
dentskab er anmeldt, at der af
Foreren of Skonnerten ocean Ira
veller' er den 15de Juni d. A. paa
Reise fra Boston til F~rederiksted nd
for Cape Cod bjerget So Better Sm0r
til Ymgt 1880 lb. Br. og 3 Oste til
Vegt 137 lb. Br. AT Ostekasserne
ware de to markede den enc "Hun-
ter Walton & Co No. 2,57l"; den
anden "64&l66 Chamber Strt. Union
Factory.-G. A. Davis Manager,
South Richland, New York" Nogle
at S~m6rbotterne, der havde en- Vwgt
af 5Olb., r mserkede (F.)
Thi indkaldes herved Eieren eller
Eierns at de ovenmel dte Gjendstan-
de under deres Kravs Fortabelse med
Aar og Days Varsel til at melde sig
for undertsgnede Prnsid ents kab og
bevisliggj0rs deres Adkomst og oppe-
bare den dem tilkommende Andel at
Diet we'd dc ommeldte Varers Salg
fiemkomne Provenu.
Prosidentskahet for st. Cssix. den late
Augu0t 1850.
- J. A.. STAK EMANN.
q ~ 80. nm AKYR
, 1880-08-14

nj is hereby made known that
pursuant to Ordinance dated
10Th August 1874 it has been
announced to me that the Firm
"MAsrERsoN & Co" has issued power
of Attorney, dated 9th August this
Year, to VALENTINE BENNERs to sign
all papers connected with said firms
import and export business through
the custom house.
Frederiksteds Police Office 9th
August 1880.