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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-09-05

All the big New York dailies of Tuesday
devote several columns TO an account of the
shooting of Tom Davis, a notorious gam
bier and crook of that city, by Texan
named James T. Holland. The latter had
come TO New York in response to one OF
Davis's circulars Offering 10 give $4,000 In
counterfeit money for $500 in good money
Holland paid over the good money and
saw the $4,000 counterfeit money (Which
was SO well executed as 10 raise n suspicion
that ii was genuine) put into his satchel
but a moment later detected Davis's con
federate, his brother Theodore Davis, who
was In dark room and operating through
the false back of the desk, in the act of
taking the package from the satchel and
substituting a rcll of blank paper for IT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-09-05

THE Big Bend Re Union Association OF
Illinois" have made arrangements for a
grand reunion of soldiers and sailors al
Streator, Sept. 22d to 25th. The affair is
under the same auspices that gave us such
"A successful reunion at Ottawa year ago
An interesting feature of the reunion will
be special department for veterans of the
Mexican war. The occasion promises TO be
one of deep interest. The state will fur
nish tents, &c, and the railroads extend
the lowest rates.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-09-05
TIME WILL TELL.

C0ntributca By II. f. GEpNEY and read at the
OH Settlers Picaic in OH,um Sept. 8, 1885,
bc'a9 the anniversary QfNe authors 6irhddy {.
NV eye grows dim to think how slim
am to-day, and how my vim
Seems gone away, and hair turned grey
Somehow feel a sorrow real.
Though seem gay this festive day,
Know that | am growing grey;
That seasons change and pass away,
And meadows green turn into hay.
The maiden fair, of sweet sixteen,
So free from care, with look serene,
With raven hair and lofty micn,
cd time will mar and change the scene.
The youth so spry and lover gay
That hard doth try his love To say
The years roll by and change his lay.
The man scdatc. and maiden grown,
Whose wild oats" late have all been sown,
Are passing by their month of May,
And fast are on the winding way,
And soon will reach Dccember's day.
And yet the true, long time-tried men
And women too, four-score and ten,
Look tnro' their tears and view the years,
And count their loves and hopes and fears.
The aged, whom we see to-day,
Were once elastic, young and gay;
As they now be- all bent and grey,
So you will be some future day.
The years pass away, the hair turneth grey,
Our cheeks thdy do fade like flowers in the
shade;
Months swiftly they go like waters at flow;
In the morning of light there soon comes the
Spring passes away, and roses decay; night;
Sweet howrets of May do wilt in day; light.
Ewes beamng and bright soon lose their soft
sunny rays happy days they don't last always.
Then while we do live It's goodly to give
Each fleet-passine day some little light ray.
Light imparteth light and dispelleth night:
Love begetteth love, making earth like above.
Each dew drop of rain mas help to ease pain;
June's leafy green bowers lend beauty TO
flowers.
Here, then while we stay lets try TO be gay,
And not pine away till December's day;
Yea, here | would say, Just be charity,
We'd while 1t is May, and live merrily.
Advice is sown cheap, So cheap that few reap.
Rain, gentle, still rain falls never in vain,
Dew, sweet morning dew is grateful to view.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-09-05

Thereupon Holland drew his revolver and
killed the principal to the swindle' Hoi
laaa is 80 years CID, and a real estate dealer
at Abilene, Taylor county, Texas. DAVIS
had accumulated quite fortune by his
various swindling games and is said &c
leave cash and other property to his vile
and family worth 100000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-09-05
WESTERN WATERWAYS,

A western waterways convention Is III
session at st. Paul, attended u delegates
from Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska, Kan
sas, Montana, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois
Missouri and a few other adjoining states
We have thus far only the first days pro
ceedings, which were presided over by eX-
Gov. Brass of Chicago, as temporary chair,
man. What the convention will accom-
plsh thus remains to be seen. The tone
of the first days speeches, however is very
decided that unless congress hereafter
shall vote the bulk of its river and harbOr
appropriations to the improvement of
western waterways, no river and harbor
bill of any sort shall hereafter become a
law. In regard to the Hennepin Canal
which is really the most important subject
the convention ought to consider, Gov
Bross was applauded in saying
The Erie and Welland canals, with the
water transits Of the great lakes now end
at Chicago, but with the Hennepin canal
it will he extended from six hundred to
eight hundred miles northwest to St Paul
Can any man doubt that such work
would reserve to the people ten times the
interest on its cost every year? Surely
there should be no more delay than is alb
soutely needed in its construction.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-09-05

The coroner's jury, in the case of Mayor
Walkup, of Emporia, Kansas whose sud
den death under suspicious circumstances
was mentioned in our last, have returned II
verdict that deceased came to his death by
arsenical poison administered 10 him felon-
iously by his wife, Minnie Wallace
Walkup" Mrs Walkup was thereupon
promptly arrested and placed in the lookup.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-09-05

Mrs. Gen. Grant and family have left
Mount McGregor and moved to the Grant
mansion in New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-09-05

A "NETERAN" OLD SETTLER.-Th ole
settlers of Pleasant Plains, Sangamor
county, no doubt "struck it rich wheI
they secured Col. f. ID. Taylor to deliver
the address at their annual reunion few
days ago. The Colonel was a settler" OF
Sangamon county G3 years ago, and was
one of the leading spirits in the movement
that made Springfield the state capital i
was through his influence mainly that il
1886, Though at the time, by appointment
of Gen. Jackson, holding position in the
public land oilice,) "union ticket" was
made up of the ablest men in that region
with the sole purpose of securing such leg
islation at Vandalia as should remove the
capital to Springfield The movement led
to the election to the Legislature of the ia
nous Long Nine" so often mentioned In
Illinois history. The delegation consisted
lof Job Fletcher and A. G.. Herndon as sen
ators, and f. ID. Baker (killed at Balls
Bluff, John Dawson, Ninian w. Edwards
w. f. Elkin, Abraham Lincoln, Andrew
Mccormick and Robert l.. Wilson in the
house. 1t was this delegation which, al
tie session of 1887, succeeded in having
the state capital removed to Springfield
Col. Taylor himself had frequently repre-
sented Sangamon county both in the upper
and lower house of the Legislature, and
would doubtless have been one of the
" Nine" but for his position in the lane
office.
While, however, probably meeting few
settlers even in so ancient settlement as
Pleasant Plains, who had been his cotem
poraries when Lincoln and Douglas were
boys" the Colonel, whose memory was rich
in "reminiscences of Sangamon county and
its many famous citizens of the earlier days
was able to give them a delightful talk that
will long be remembered. Col. Taylor is
now 81 years old, though still mentally and
physically as vigorous as majority of men
90 years his junior
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-12

No 20ss-In the District Court OF Bexar
County NARCtso LEAL Ut AT. vs.. BoBEHr
JOHNSON.
The State of Texas. to the Sheriff or any Con
stable OF Bexar County, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded that by max
ing publication OF this citation In some
nne ewsp per- published In the county Of
secutive weeks previous to the return
day hereof. you summon Robert johnson,
at the next regular term Of The Honorable bis.
triot cou OF BeNar county, to be holden at
tie court house thereof In the city OF San An
1885, the same beng the second day Of March,
A. D., 1855, then aud there 70 answer petition
fed In raid court on the 2sih day Of Novem-
Der, A. d.: 1854, In suit numbered 206s, on the
civil docket of said court, VIII rein Narciso
Leal and silvesire q de Leal, his wife, are
nlaintlus. and Robert johnson is defendant.
PENDANT on May "a. 1883, executed and delivcre I
TO them his promtssory note for Four Hundred
Dollars $40 0p, pa, able eighteen months at
ter Us date with lawful interest thereon after
That said note was given for part of the
purchase money Of certain lots Of land stu
to-wi': Parts Of Il Nos. one ~. two (2) and
three 90, In block No. three 90; said three lots
together fronting forty-four 40 varas on the
ffty-iwo l59 yarss. Al,o lots Nos u. 10 and
70. 10 block No; J; lots Ncs. o. u, IL and u. In
slcch b ,a ois u T. and y IN t block 4 lots
Is
In block ~ and lots I. 2. rs, o, TO- II and ~,
In block ~: all Of said lots being OF subdi-
vision made by Lecomte de Watinc, ms shown
by Vol. No. II. page 3, OF the records OF Bexar
county. Texas. AL of the pr perty herein
described Is situated In Ward No. OF said city,
That said lots were on May eth, 1881 con-
veyed by plaintiffs TO defendant In con idera-
ton OF the note herein described, and that In
said deed OF conveyance vendors lien was
reserved to secure the payment of said note;
that defendant, though often requested, has
has failcd and refused and still falls and re-
FUSES TO pay the zane or any part thereof, and
that said note s'i remains due aud unpaid,
owners OF said nvte.
Wherefore plaintiffs pray for judgment for
the foreclosure Of their lien On the above des-
cribcd premises and for gene raj relief.
Hotcin fail not. but have you before said
court on the said first day OF the next term
thereof, this writ with your rotu n thereon
showing how you have executed the same.
Witness George X Dashiell, Clerk OF
- the District Court OF Bexar county,
SEAL given uncer my hand and seal OF said
49, court ut Office In the city OF San An
tonic, this, the 80 day OF December
A. D.. 1884
GEORGE H. DAsHIELL.
Clerk District Court Bex ar County.
by NJ. yTuRRI, in, Deputy.
Iseu December 20, 1884
GEORGE X nAsHIFLT,
Clerk District Court Bexar County.
by NJ. YTuRni. JR., Deputy.
Came TO han December q, A. ID, 1884,, at
O'Clock. p. m and publication ordered the
same day In The SAS AsroHIo IGHT.
Il. A. STEVENS,
1877 Sheriff liexar county.
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City Election Proclamation
MAYORS ofyfcE,
CRY or SAN Antonio, TrxAs,
December ~. leSi.


ny vIaTuE or THE AUTHORITY. con-
nnnece % The City. JAMES ". fnkScH.
,b h ny Prmgsms c orde,inf ana directing
SECOND MONDAY IN JANUARY. 1885.
II being the ieth day Of the month. for the fol-
lowing officers to-wit: For MAYOR. RncOH-
DER. COLLECTOR and STREET COMMISSIONER:
also for FIVE ALDERMEN, viz.
In ward imonc Alderman, TO hold for three
years, vice Eli Aruaud. and one Alderman TO
hold for one year. vice J. N. Gallagher.
In Ward . One Alderman. TO hold for three
years. vice W. II Story.
In ward s. One Alderman, TO hold for three
years. Vice J. II. Bolton.
In Ward lone Alderman, TO hold for three
years. vice n. Pauly.
Tho polls will be opened In the several wards
from soclcck n m. until O'Clock .. m. at the
following place.. viz;
In wa.d Recorders onicc. Presiding on
Ger. ". Colmann.
In Ward 8 Krischs Hail, Presiding Oficcr,
In Ward 3. Alamo Police station. Presiding
0fficcr. Ed tlschc.
In Ward 4 81 Alamo Street. near villIta
street. Presiding Offccr, u. rercids.
The voters 10 ward l will vote FOR One Al.
One Alderman for the short t.rm--one year
nnd the name OF each person 40 voted Tor will
be stated upon the ballot.
The election will DO held and returns made In
accordance with the ordinance governing city
elections, Chapter XIX, Revised City ordi-
In testimony whereof hercunto
- sign my name and have caused the
SEAL seal OF the city OF San Antonio TO be
- sihned this 10th day of December.
j.. II. FRENCH. Mayor.
Atfgafs 4 ~ aHRar flt.s Gf..l
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AN ORDINANCE

To Regulate the Laying and Maintaining Of Ser
vice Pipes and 10 Protect the Fire Hydrants and
Other Properly ofthe Waierworks Company, so
far as the City Of San Antonio Is Interested
Therein.
Be 1t ordained by the City of San An
tonic
SECTION Lit shall be the duty OF tho Wafer
works Company to attach service pipes upon
proper applicaii u betty made for the same.
SEC. Y.-lt shall be unlawful for any one,
RAINY. TO bore or drill toto the water mains
or make attatha ents or connections with their
service pipes or turn on water from the street
cocks.
SEC. a. IL shall be unlawful for any one to
use or turn on water from any by drant except
Ia case OF hre, unless duly authoriz ID by The
SEC. At shall be unlawful for any person
10 hitch or tie any horse or other animal 10
hydrant or stand pipe.
tentionally OF oarcitssly, break, deface or In
any manner iriure or destroy any hydrant or
stand pipe, or other property heiongine 70 the
and used In come ction with the Waterworks,
shall be guilty OF au otfense.
SEC q. AN perfons using watcr furnished
hy said company shall keep their service pipes
from the company's service box In good no
pair, so as to prevent leakage on the streets.
and on failure SO % do. after being duly mott
ned, shall be guilty OF an ofiense.
,skc. Amy person ipjurinr In any manner
the reservoir OF the Waterworks Company or
depoeitins any NTH or othsr substance cacp-
lated to defiie the water, or any one bathing la
said reservoir, or committing any act result
In the defemcut OF the water therein, shall be
SEC. s.-Any person found guilty OF a viola
ton Of any Of the provisions OF this ordinance
shi u be nned In amy sum not less than one and
| not exccedinR two hundred dollars.
' "' "p''''.Ji J. IL FR s 3 i.' Msyor.
Attest Il. T. CLAuDoS. City Clerk.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. II. @. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment.
a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Commissions. Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Head
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OF alcohol or tobacco, Wnkefu'ness, Mental
Depression, Softening OF the Brain. resulting
In insanity and leading TO misery, decay and
death. Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss
OF Power In either sex, Involuntary Losses and
spermatorrhga caused by oger-exertion Of
the brain, self-abuse or over-iEf ulgence. Each
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paid on receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
to cure any case. with each order rec elved
by us for six boxes, accompanied with IS 90,
we will send the purchaser our written guar
antee 10 refund the money II the treatment
does not effect cure Guarantees Issued only
by JOHN q. WEST CO.,
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-12
He Kicked Bpavely.

The LIGHT admires the bold manner
in which Judge Wesley Ogden spoke at
the pavilion on Saturday night. "By
whose authority and what right have
we as Republicans to assemble and en-
dorse in body any Democrat for office.
We can vote for individuals as we
please, but when IL comes to the Repub-
lican party endorsing Democrats, 1 am
opposed to 1t and will not do it." lie
then, with several other staunch Repub-
lioaps, gathered his hat and left the
meeting. The Judge is n straight out
Republican, and don't believe in putting
Democrats into Office with Republican
votes, even II n handful of so-oalled Re-
publican leaders do combine and parcel
out the offices at the expense OF the
party organization.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-12
Citation by Publication.

tiauon Dl ruDichuons
No. 1870 JAMES MgaPHY W. A. l.. SrEBBISs
THE STATE OF TEXAS
County OF IIexar.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF Bexar
County Greeting.
whereas. James Murphy nled bis suit before
against A l.. Steb. ins, Receiver N. T. Barnum
Wire Iron Work to rt cover OF said p. l.. Steo-
bins, ms receiver, the sum Of sixty four dollars
and twenty-four cents 1904 2i) due upon a
memorandum ~ credit to the said James
Murphy. and the said James Murphy, plaintiff,
having made cath before me that the said A. l..
S'ebbins, rec liver, Is nonresident OF the
state OF Texas these are. therefore, to com
mand y'u that you summon, by publication,
for four successive weeks. In some newspaper
published 10 the city OF San Antonio, bexar
county, Texas. the said A. l. StebbiDs. re-
ceiser. DEFENDANT to be and appear before me,
ut my Office, In The city of San Antonio, on The
8 cond onday IN February, A. ID. 1855, at 10
o'cloca 4, m, II being the day OF said
mouth OF February, A. ID, 1885, TO answer the
suit of said James Murphy for the sum OF
now on file IN my office.
Herein fail not, but OF this writ make due
return, showing how you have executed the
same.
Given under my hand at ofHcs in the city OF
San Antonio this Goth day Of d. cemb-r, A. ID.
ise+. ANTON ADAM,
J. p. Free. Rear CO.. Texas.
Care to hand December 20, 1881, and executed
December ID. 1884. by causing this citation to
be published In the San Antonio Light, news
paper published 10 the city OF San Antonio,
weefs from Sste hereof. 'o' 'o"' ''''''''
FRED BADER, Constable U. Co.
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1885.
HappeP'S Bazaar.
ILLUsTRATED.

HARPER's BAZAAR IL tho only paper In tho
world that combines the choicest literature
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Its weekly illustrations and descriptions of the
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terms. by enabling ladies to be their own dfest-
makers, save many times the cost OF 81 oscrip-
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details sre eminently practical. Much atten-
ton Is given TO the interesting tonic OF social
etiquette, and lite illustrations OF art needle
literary meritis OF the highest excellence, and
the unique character OF its lmorous pictures
has won for IL the name OF the American
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1885.
Happer's Weekly,
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-12
NOTICE.
Proposed Amendments TO the
City Charter.


Ia obedience TO a resolution 81 the City
Council. tho underlined hereby gives notice
that application VIII be made to the Ninete' nth
Legislature to change the Charter OF the Ciy
OF san Antonio by the adoption OF th'folio~-
SUCTION 3. The bounds ard iiui OF the City
OF San Antonio within which said corptrat on
shan have jurisdiction shall be DEFINED ny
circle, described by a radius OF thre' ilerfrom
tho "cupoa' OF the Cathedral o. san fernan-
do as the centre.
Ono A Thu c,,v c,u,c,i shsu m i.r IN thu
s.s, asv ~ noce,,b.r 1891 aiv,ae tho c,,v into
ot.h, ward., a.. h,,na.,i.. ,hc,.of shsll no
axed nv the CITY Council and NAV he changed
from time to time, as they may deem erpedi-
ent, so that each ward shall Contain ~ near M
possible tue same nnm,er OF inhaorants OF
electors
Sec. A. Tint on the second Monday in Febru-
airy, beginning win tho Sear 1851 Mayor,
Recorder, collector, street Comwissioner hnu
Twelve hiuermeh snai DC No.eo 'or' anu 'ne
returns ior suoh eiectf shai' DC maaea mere
inaiter PROVIDED
seo a. That the 6rst Of ,ctIou under this act
shall he held as provided in section s, and
every two years thereafter shall be the regular
charter election for elective officers. The
terms Of all Aldermen elected pri ,r 10 F.bru
WY 'oo.' s"s" ~ a.. ~ 49,, ~ =, s..n
~ ''O'' "" VIZ ~
1906
Sec. 90. That all Gle ctlons m the city shall be
held in accordance with the State law govern
ing elections, and returns shat be made to tho
Mayor In the same manner that returns are
made under the State law. The qualifications
OF voters sh III be rs prescribed 10 article 0 OF
the Constitution OF the State. Provided, that
at all elections VIII rein property tar payers
only are allowed to vote. hose only whose
names appear on the last assessment roll
OF tho city shall be deemed property taxpayers.
a.. a, nh, c,. c,,,o,, .,,u ,o o,m,oso,
OF the NJ iyor and Aldermen. One Alderman
TO be elected from each ward by the voters
thereof. and four Aldermen to be elected by
the vot "a OF. the city at Large.
i"o n,'v'nae" 'ua. Nv me- ~, w.
anu "na' no. ~ .N.'...,.
'.eu ~. NJ '.' neu ~ ~ ~, 10 I'ss,. -.
~ ..' '.s. 1870 .tars .ia.,,a,
" ~ -, 49, .,s..a 40 49,.
au uu sun ",,.,, 49, a ,s'',. ...,sanaa ,h.rae
."e' '"o"'' '''''' ''''
irom'
Sec A. Tlborrow money on the credit Of
tho CITY ana s'u oonus ,ne.olor' 70 an
amount no. W eAo'ou s''v ~ ~ ~ o"o
~ "aHea "neAoeeu' @'o'oV '"e t"oeuo"
'hus' oe su"'n'''eu W '"e properly "Apa'o''
'o,e'' V, 'r '"y. a"u' 'u'ou " ~
,or,y :" ,ne ,o'es p''eu' euc" 'oan ea"n 70
'""'"'' N" "o"' sum epee'' 'o' """' p
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-12
PROPOSALS
For the Construction or Make oven al
Camp Rice, Texas.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF TEXAS,
OfftcE CHIEF COMMissARy Of SUBSISTENCE,
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, January I issj.
CEALED PROPOSALS. In triplIcate, subIcct
- To the usual conditions. VIII be received at
this oiicc until " o'clock. moon, on tho 9Th day
OF February, ls,b. at which time and place they
VIII be opened In presence OF bidders for the
obstruction. ut Camp Rice. Texas. OF
ONE BAKE OVEN.
according To plans and specifications, which
can he seen at this eficc and at that Of the
Acting 'otnmlasary OF Subsistence. at Camp
Rice, Texas. Full Instructions as to manner OF
bidding and terms Of contrnct will be furnished
on application at either Office.
Tho Government reserves the right TO reject
any or all proposals.. Envelopes containing
proposals should be uarted Proposals for
Con.fruction OF oven ut Camp Rico. Texas"
and addressed to the undersigned.
SAMUEL 4. CUSHING,
Captain and Q. =, U. 8. Army, Chief O. g..
Depa 'tment OF Texas. LOOT
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-12

OF Miss Marie Upton will open Monday,
January 8, for special term Of six
weeks. Those wishing Instructions In
latest designs OF oil painting should call
Mt once, as the term will not be ex-
tended, and get class rates. Room No.
Z, Soledad block. l2-27-lm
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Hosack & Newton.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants and
General Collectors.

- Have large store rooms for Consisn-
nents TAT No. 81 soledad street. opposite court
house. and No. W. Houston st., Comal block.
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Tho Volumes Of the MAoAzfSr begin With
year. When no time Il specitied il wifi he mn
dcrstood that the subscriber wishoe 20 b, ain
with the current Number.
The last eleven semi-annusl Volumes Of
HAHrEns hAoAzISr, In neat cloth binfing.
will be scnt BY mail. POSTPAID. on receipt OF 81
per volume, Cloth Cases. for binding, 10 cents
cach-by mall. po, tpaid.
Index TO HAnrEn's MAGAZINE, Alphabetical
Analytical and Classified, for Volumes 70 N.
inclusive, from june, k50. to June. 1870. one
vol. svo.. Cloth, 81.
ft-fnittanccs should be made by Postofhce
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Newspapers are not TO copy this ADVERTISE
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