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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Amite Circuit Court,
& ANTE County, ss., October Term, 1887
ls JOHN EADEJf. Attachment FL,
w. j. sWEARINGEN. ~ III z ~ -
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
25th day Of August, 1887 John
Eady, Jr. plaintiff in this case, applied for
and obtained an attachment from John
Walker, Esq. Justice of the Peace in and
for the county Of Amite, against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements of W.
]. Swearingen, defendant, for the above
sum of Ninety-three Dollars and twenty
four cents, returnable to the October Term
next of the Amite Circuit Court, to be
holden on the second Monday in October,
1887; and unless the said defendant shall
appear, give special bail, and plead or de-
muir within the time prescribed for APP
pearance at said Term, judgment final
will be demanded against the property
attached, and the property so attached
will be sold and applied to the payment of
the plaintiffs demands and all costs
L. NJ. DAVIS, Clerk.
CRAWFORD, ATTY for PrF.
Sept. 5, 1887. 1874
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to the firm OF
"a Shuler & Travis, on last years ac-
counts, are requested to come forward and
make settlement, either by cash or note.
WILLIAM TRAVIS.
October 3, 1887. 42.5
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9 Z IS Z e z z Z, !

a.
short time since, to give our reader ane
other of Mr.. Claiborne's letters written on
the eve of the election, which will add
another to the many already given of his
political shutting and double dealing on
the subject of the National Bank. We
have lately seen so many of similar
kind, and have heard so much oral testi-
mony, that we give this only to save our
promises, believing that every man who
has considered the subject must be con-
yinced that Mr.. Claiborne acted two parts
in the last canvass for seat in Congress.
Thursday morning.
Dear Sir:
| called at your house to-day, beng
anxious to see you and talk freely over
public affairs. regret your absence eX-
ceedingy. As an old friend, | am ex-
tremely anxious to have the advantage oil
your good opinion and influence IN the
coming election. fatter myself that my
general course in Congress has met your
appreciation, and on that subject | refer
YOU to our friend, Judge Black. For my
opinion on the currency and on bank, as
have no time to 90 into detail, | refer
you to Gov. Lynch, with whom | spent
last night 1 concur with him in opinion,
and hope it will meet your appreciation.
received a letter from Judge Sterling
few days since. He informs me that |
will get an almost unanimous vote in his
circuit. Hoping that may find you at
home on my return after the election,
remain, very respectfully,
Your friend,
J. F. II. CLAIBORNE.
j. MORRIS, Esq.
l. l. l. l. \
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the undersigned
~ for subscription, job work or adver-
tislng, are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle on or before the l4th
of October next. Imperous necessity
compels him to make this call, which he
hopes will not pass UNDECIDED. Remlttan-
ces by mail may be made at his risk.
L. p. HALL.
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ONE KID REWARD.

MY Two Goats, Adam and Ere, left
H this land Of Liberty onkSunday
night last, for New Jerusalem. Adam is
of rather dunnish color, Eve is of fairer
complexion, and no doubt enticed Adam
away, Any person experimenting the
above runaways, shall receive the above
reward. W. X. CARTIER.
October 8, 1887. 42-2
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Runaway Committed.

NM AS committed to the Jail of PIKE
Wv county, Slate Of mississippi BY I
James Y. McNabb, a Justice Of the Peace, I
X negro boy, who calls his name William,
lnndsays he belongsto John Holmes, living
Xiii Sandy creek, franklin county, Missis-
sIppi William is about five feet two
inches and half high, Of dark complex
jon--has a scar on his right eye BY the
Kick Of a horse has an iron ring round
each leg abStIs seventeen years or age
has On an old scotton shirt and Pantaloons
lof the same The, owner Of the above
describe negrois requested to come fors
ward, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away,or he will be sold as th9
law directs in such cases.
r. Il. SPARKAiAN,
SIN. md Jqilor cf Pike ca.
Sept. rs, 1887. diff a
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Amite Circuit Court.
Amite County, IS. October Term, 1897.
II. p. POSTLETHWAlTE g. co.
Us. S23t %
w. ]. sWEARINGEN.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
Y 3Oth day of August, 1887, II. P
Postlethwaite q Co., plaintiffs in this case,
applied for and obtained an attachment
from John Walker, Esq, Justice of the
peace in and for the county of Amlte,
against the goods and Chattcls, lands and
tenements Of w. A. Swearingen, defend
ant, for the above sum of Two Hundred
and Thirty-seven Dollars and Sixty-hve
cents, returnable to the October Term
next of the Amte Circuit Court, to be
holden on the second Monday in October,
1887; and unless the said defendant shall
appear, give special bail, and plead or
demur within the time prescribed for APP
pearance at said Term, judgment final
will be demanded against the property
attached, and the property so attached
will be sold and applied to the payment
of the plaintiffs demands and all costs.
E. NJ. DAVIS, Clerk.
DiLLNGHAM, ATTY for PlT.
Sept. 5, 1887. 3o-4
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I AtHtHf CHC"H CO"t
Amte County, SIS. October Term, 1887
THOMAS j. GORDON Syn ESQ 79a
w. ]. sWEARINGEN.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
Y Goth day of August, 1887, Thomas
J. Gordon, plaintiff in this case, applied
for and obtained an attachment frem John
Walker, Esq, a Justice of the peace in
and for the county OF Amite, against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenemcntS
of w. J. Swearingen, defendant, for the
above sum of Fifty Dollars and seventy
nine and three-iourth cents, returnable to
the October Term next Of the Amte
Circuit Court, to be holden on the second
Monday in October, 1887, and unless the
said defendant shall appear, give special
bail, and plead or demur within the time
prescribed for appearance at said Term,
Judgment final will be demanded against
the property attached, and the property
so attached will be sold and applied to the
payment of the plaintiffs demands and
all costs. Il. VI. DAVIS, CteF6'
CRAWFORD, A0'y. for PlB.
Sept s, 1887. 38-4
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ORITTrlARY.

Departed this life on Monday evening, the
EQ5th instant, after q protractcd illness, Mrs,
Gil ARLOTTE FsGRikVES, consors1of James
j. Graves, OF this county, in the oath year Of
her age. Cut off in The prime Of life, leaving an
only child and disconsoate husband, with a
numerous circle Of friends to mourn their ire
parable loss, indeed we feel that there is a vac
uum left in our neighborhood whichcannot be
filed. With mind well cultivated she posses.
sed all thosaamiable qualities which adoIn and
beautify the female characters But Death, that
fell destroyer Of the human family, has laid his
cold and whitening hand upon her yet there Is
left sweet and cheering consolation, that one
possessing all those great andg0od qualities must
be,happy r. "
DIED--On Monday evening" the 25th Instant
ALEXANDER CALVIN only son Of William
Hughes,of this county, agedb years ? months
and days.
Oh, lovely child, far could've oar
The happy babes voice.
We would not drop another tear,
d. 4 " a Z ~
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NOTICE.

MOOD accommodation can be had at
NJ the Old Stand of THOMAS Nc
DOWELL, Liberty, for HORSES and
HORSE DROVERS.
JOHN STRIBLING.
Sept. 12, 1887. 39-4t
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The prices of good houses has fallen %
per cent in New York within few months
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
THE legal heirs ofthe Estate of Marx
A. Sanders, deceased, are requested
to call on the undersigned and get their
money.
ROB'T LONGMIRE, Admir-.
Sept. s, 1887. 38-4t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A T the September term of the Honor
IA able the Orphans Court of Amte
county, will present my account for final
settlement and allowance, on the estate of
David Kinabrew, deceased.
HENRY HUNT.
August 22, 1887. Scat
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residing acithia Smiths Preetnc

6erThe day for the above meeting has
been postponed 10 the FIRST SATUR-
DAY IN OCTOBER. Qhe 7th) in conse-
quence of its interfering with tho Camp
meeting in that neighborhood,
s.:s&@&&.a:.:, ~ ss;%:.ss@@@@
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I @ II

THE candiaAses Tie Legislat ise, \ hi
of Il al!ls Sgs hdetfulla
cited to atteq meeting "a the y
SATURDAY. IN So PI'EsSI
William Denman's Store, Oh tie Jacksofy
road, i6smiles from Liberty, prepared 10
address the people on the political ques-
tons { the day. A dinner, in all proba
bility, will be prepared. The people Of
the county are invited 10 attend.
MANY CITIZENS 6
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Amite Circuit Court
Amite County, SIS. October Term, 1887.
THOMAS J. GORDON } Syu ESQ 79s
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I Amite Circuit Court
Amite County, S. October Term, 1897.
H. p. POSTLETHWAITE g. co.
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|hbso - ocjns Dasase iCnssane wSes0 fsqosaaIy
|@.
No sss6s, el.~ o PROCESSES, szesps ahsss e no
|sa6 pAysie, hss furnished . ossasss psuPostiee q
Isasosd esd disssagnished 49, shas - psiasss's
|essA. f.o. she dsy e fnallis 70 sse ps:ssn'
teen esusossssd y ssDseeed ssd sloqsess pssaess
TIE Doe = sfse iodsaasd - - psissiag e6ee Ct
|.ouo q in sbosse oemAesss 10 this city - have
ilivisR es6 psooissns esasapDss u shis fses.
Tie pissess, vbsnevss they can matte . SUN
|eisss fses, gssesslly form themseivss into soes-
ssy ~ thss 0asusl psoteesioa. and fos The puspnss
of sssissinG each other in Of oeod. These %
and psosido Goe shs sick and uafost0osto. They
b;sd themselves b the sssiessss asd @nss boooss-
ble sulss 70 psssssve sbe dignity Il shes ar. and
defend each oaSss seaioss tho iajusaice a graz
p;ag s0pioyem. Ha ps,ster should dishooos nis
issds % work under wages, he - i@@sdisiely
stiGasii1ed and disownsd. b u vssy rare
that . printer can b. iadsosd ~ dissoess thS
pledges - hss gwen bic fellow wosknss.
The printer . sssestislly . Osmoeras-thst =
70 cay, opposed % the ssissocsacy ofsiches; sad
sh00gh % fsr above the gesesalisy Of eis.sees il
ks"wlsdse and tsIsnt, yet be - proud Of being
called \ nscHANsc-sno = fse9ueoily bosss tn
his suhssaesce 10 esssed By the sweat of bio brow.
Yes, - proud n.bobs who roll in your carriages,
and Who would disdsio 70 touch the hard hand
II . mechaerc, learn that there are mechanics
Who sss BY fas your suPerioss IN every thing
which elevases mankind. know many Gsadu-
ates Of colleges Who might be made Ia hlush for
lhsis ignorance BY the meehan,cs they seem so|
desPise. But the boasts Of the srisiocr.s must
Iall besssah the power of the Pssss; end when the
|sbosiag cissses Of Europe and America shall
rlaim their appropriate rank in society. and call
os the enjoyment Of equal sighss, their spokes-
man will 10 PnlxrER.
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The vevay (Ind.) Times says: I'VE re-
greet to learn that our neighbor Of the Weekly
Messenger, Gen. William C. Keen, Postmas.
ter at Printers Retreat, in This county, was
arrested on Saturday evening last, immedi-
ately after the adjournment Of Probate court,
lover which he had presided as Judge) on .
charge Of having secreted a letter. coming
through his post Office. containing money
and after undergoing an examination before
Squire Dufour Of this place, which closed las,
evening, he was recognized in the sum Of
$1,000, to appear before the Circuit Court Of
this county, At the next April term"
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Mooslsn Araoesrv AND PuxIsnnENr.--The
Moniteur Algevisn, relates . horrid aEair which
took place few years since in the city Of Mos
One Of those dresser. Of meat bvoiled N oil, to
whom the S.oors gave The name Of Khelia. employ
led new method of supplying bis Customer:
by Offering some money Ls drew into the moot
remote part his house Of those unfortunate
women whose object in esteriog this iateraal re-
treat Of . very different stature. Whea there.
these unhappy beings we're instantly killed. AID
cut into fragments. which were prepared asd ex-
posed for sale in the butchers STALL Eight
had disapt cared. At last his wife havisg COS
|ceised some suspieions, which wers soon changed
into certainty, went asd threw herself at the "a
cha's feet, discosiog the atrocous conduct Of her
husband. Justice not SLOW: the butcher wss
seized, nailed to his counter and four aexroes
armed with hatchsts, were commanded to cut him
in pieces slowly, and in such way that the eulprt
might behold the fragmeots Of his owa 6esA come
out Of = vast boiling cauldron, and be theown n
food hundreds Of d,gs collected for that purpose
from diferent quarters ofthe city.
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TokY AM SER.
SEARL,S vEa:ErAbl.E RlaIn,a,s -, :,

Are naeure's friend, rro~osine health .,a 49,
opposing disrsss. They srcosn. adrsi ~ ~ ~
~. 4. "..'s s.e''os to On. other ss.il, asssS
.nsesios 20 the very best, aud il MANI cc.rl.;.r~
s.s heeose ~ oahsss. And here l.s ~ .hsssvs -
they desess E. snce shs,s seA Ia drr,eS
sP0n TRIAL III thew v2sues. MsIsjssd.s ~. "Sy
tired she1 and proved The cosrecsses. Of she sSss
. few p"ssias sny sse who l. aoV s.o;.s.d - .n
eapectN 20 reform the siss ann M a. 4, =. -
used We are willing che, .hsShi sssesis q, ,k..s
:Ss n'xn s.p"ss;:o: sie, have s~y scss,- = =
INTO sest~d oossss"n. The seOune r. esks,,s. ~
tney mtg IN" ~hsch they wouDd sejirve -. -.
tues on known. can harily h. ess;ms,,t. I.
~ c..ss nkhs long and s<sss~ q fsek~ess Se .,,,
csi ny the use OF postiOm tw0 AZ thesr ois i.s
As"y are. s'ay after day. and weeA aNry WA. s1L
p"'sss and aches. which ah<se si.s rev~, f.il -
sub q: .s'.c fro" dy'r~p'ia ini.kes.s. eass,.s~
'sTv"us dsssrisss. palpsstson, jawnssice ~ No. -
pai"t, iiss'ssless Of che skiu. suc6 a. hsA hs.s ~
s.eom, "essr rash. P:'csley heat. &C. fsns,<s 4 g
oppsessso" ates esaie&, IL hlo.a~ lnss II ,ne; -
ls"e q 70 not necessary On eMmses~te 81: ehs a., :
which these p; I" sse nsefs, there as- =. ds,ss =
tent 10 promoie the heath and sas~selh sed -. =
the ssssent. They arr parties asiy ssrf n = 49,
disorders, and !" cases II wemkwess d<&i ~
o.. rs 20 O. ssse"'.s' sr"<6s - gravel eospssA
Their 6e.ry .. v'ys~ is By ss-sns sA-. s.u -
me -istin": they sI.n . s.s,ir 1",,..d ~
"e ~e"a"~ss ~ "essisy, they vign.se eva ssss,rs =
n. D There ;s danger II h.eo.;se .. s.r~,..1 .
the" "se shs' "We do istcss ,tew IN ~ -, s.
hos b~e" In the hahs ~ sska3 ss.rms se ~, do,
cs'. Sce '"s "essH sosrs. Th. ims~rsss s,~esu
ns"s', ~""e ~hSsh rtsld ~ cves,suhed n, e.
a" ~" "'t'esa' s''sa~ee whssesev. seessAk -
>en"ee maj -" J" sav ~sy b. mjs"us sysa N,
'"e'e ~ with the f"d, assi.s the dpesss. asA pse
see"'av s"d hsshv ac'inn Of the Towels Eses - -
ss'"s 60. Pic. - eeues. -
Seaf1S Cen R1aseef.-An skoee ~hs ~ ~ -
.p~e'S r-i~'. .aecsusi ses~dy. nn Aae, ~
=" s"e"ess anu psi" very snu. "wd sl~u a. =
"s"s s~ts'" the hsx, and Tho soey shall BE ssSss1 ~
Is cents. =
SearPs Catarrh Sna6-A speedy s.Isf e. c..
..rtha'8y, N~evss headaches. inAs"ssd eyes, esapsi
Sev-'' hea""r"es e"s""'"is ysr'" ." 'sse pA II
u peTs~veSed in psnves s6rrtm>l sesedy fes ~ 60
&c "rss "''>s . e. cas-s. PrNs IS ee.t..
SeaEl's Testh-aehe DrePs-Whe. pat i ssosn -
The n-sse they d~.esy .~sbs its. aod ajs -
zee ~ gums. Pure Is cents. The ah"vs ~ kias ~
ts sale ~ IRWIN REED, Rrhssssd, ssd q CuADWoX,
New Psre. Ohis.
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e0D SUs1sc1D - I'm 0Upn1B co0U3s
|l7ss John Jay, Of New York.
1895 Oliver Elsworth, Of Connecticut.
1901 John Marshall, Of Virginia.
Roger b. fancy. Of Maryland.
ATTORNEY eENIRAIs.
1889 Edmund Randolph, Of virginia.
1894 William Bradford, Of Pen0sy lvania.
1875 Charies Lee, Of Virginia.
1901 Levi Lincoln, Of Massachusetts.
1905 Rebett Smith, Of Maryland.
1867 Cesar A. Rodney, Of Delaware.
|lSl1 William Pinckney. Of Maryland.
|18ll Richard Rush, Of nnsvlvania.
I18l7 William Writ, Of Virginia.
il 829 John NJ. Berrien, Of Georgia.
1881 Roger b. fancy, Of Maryland.
1888 b. F. Blu tier, Of New York.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

INpEpENDxxcE or TExAs.-The U. s. House
OF Representatives have IN effect recognized
the Independence Of Texas. On the 28tt
ul'. they passed to third reading, which ha.
no doubt since been finally adopted, q bill
providing ''for the outfit and salary Of a Min
ister to be sent to the Republic Of Texas. by
The President. whenever he shall receive sai.
':iactory evidence that Texas 10 an indepen-
oen. power and shall SEQ 1T to open = diplo-
matte intercourse with her." An amendmen,
was afterwards adopted appropriatine the
Sum Of 5000 70 carry the object Of the h;II
into edect.-Ws are glad Of this.
CSaeinnaei Uzs~
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BavEa6m! l5arEaiss!!

VuVHE subscv offer At private sale q the tow
= Of Washington, Wayne CO i, Indiana, . LOT
near the centre Of said town, with . and com
Portable dwelling HOUSE, together with . large
and we'll furnished HATING SHOP. With ali the
tools, &c. necessary for the hating bussess, Those
Wishing to purchase viii examine for themseives
Terms cfsale will be made easy.
NATHAN BRASHER,
BAH.Y ALBERTSlDN.
Washington, ~ mo- 1876. 52-3m
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Jonathan presented himself and his intend
S1 To the minister, for the purpose Of being
married. Being asked il they had been pub
guess so-for told it uncle
Ben, and he told his wife of il more than a
week ago.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

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p one "Iths cassisse peas cultivated, ~asSv v.
az true May, Ds.hop's sasiy dwssS. dvssf - -
e sspes'.s Pea dvass blss rfssiaa, sasesxs -
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Pc short top long saloos, hing whise &c. 81
coessys ~ scarlet tuss,p soOes wAior auvpi.SsA
Sev ssssiP-soeesd. black GsIl. q SpaaiaA, ~ ~ss
SALasss q vegetable oyster.
seoAs'.--Earey D~soA sssh ssaaes tsr,a>,
|. Tuaxsr.-Easi. white Dutch. rid ,.,u>a -.
large E"glsa Norfolk (fos 6.ld cslssss,j - -
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

THESE Drops when properly applied, eectually blast
the nd prevent its twnging and THIS, without
m the east degree astenx the ecny of the tooth,
producing Of those unpl asant effects Ouch
ess oftke mouth c) which attend the Of mineral
acids pearash, and other caustic preparations. Each
bill ofrectonsis sgned BY the proprietor, Geo. Al
lcn without which genuine 81 sale BY NEED
January 18th, 1877. 2-3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

Taken by smrprise--At the time when Mr..
Peale was exhibiting his beautiful picture Of
the Court Of Death, in Boston, he sent the
late Rev. DR.. Osgood a ticket, on which was
inscribed: "Admit the bearer to the Court Of
Death;" the old gentleman never having
heard Of the picture. was utterly COMPOUNDED:
Il expected to 60 before long," said he, '.bu,
l was not prepared for so abrupt summons
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r OR SAL E..

FOR SA LIE.
THAT valuable three story BRICK HOUSE lately
owned by l. E. JOnesa aud occu,e BY 8. B. STATION
4 TO, opposite the Bank. ALso.-Two OF three val
usble brick budimgs Washington Avenue, north end
oftown. The tesns Of sale will be made reasonable
and accommodating. Apply to
C.. w. STARR.
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C.. r. WILLIAM rs,

u ETURNS his sincere thanks 10 his friends and
y the public generally for the patronage he has
heretofore received from them, and wishes Ia
isform them that he has opened . shop. enc door
east Of DR.. Lindsay's Drug Store, the south side
of Main Street, kichmond. Ind where he hopes
to zee his old customers, and al others Who may
wish to purchase articles Of S.ADDLERY, HAIR
NESS, SC. SC. good terms ~ they can be OBJ
tanned else here.
Richmond. Jan. 14th, 1887. 2tf
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DERSONS indebted TO Morrison T. Wiggin
are requested to make payment, and those
whose notes due accounts Of long standing, IL
not attended to SOON. will find them in the hands
OF officer for collection; it 10 hoped those con
cerned will attend to this GAIL, it would be
out ofthe qne.s,o" for y. to call Per'osa''y on .!
Richmond, Dec. 81. 1925 SIT
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u. W. BORDEN, Notary Public anA Ceavoyaneess
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
Having received the appointment Of Notary
Public, 10 400 ready TO take the ackoowlecge-
meats Of deeds Of convey ance, mortgage. DC.
He will also draft written Instruments in
Icurate sud neat manner Odice Main streat,
opr oaite the Branch Bank.
August 9Th. 1a35. SLIT
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Bleeding, CuPpiag, anA Tsoth-DEawing.
BY JOHN SOCFFRAlN:
Who solicits q share Of patronage from the public
and will b. prepared TO wait on them At their
homes or at his, franklin street, one door above
Main street on the east SIDE.
WANTED, large qua atty Of WHITE GOOSE
ISAAC SOUFFRAIN, ut his Chair Manufscto-
~ II the northwest corner Of Front aud Main sts.
Jan. I, 1887. l0
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Fssm tie M Xvsk JMins
THE OAK.
wssdmas. spare that tree:
Touch set siagle besgh:
In yosth il sheltered ne.
Asd I'll protect II nov.
Twas ny Eorefather's hasd
That placed is scar biz cot;
There. Woed@as. let IL stanl,
The axe shall harm il not:
That ola familiar trss.
Whose glory and reDown
Are spread Der lasd and sea.
Asd wosid'st thou hack IL dowal
Woodmas. Gorbear thy stroke:
Cut not its earth bound ties;
Oh, spare that aged oak,
Nov towering to the skies!
When bst IN idle boy
sought iss grateful shade;
In all their gushing joy
Here. too. my sisters played;
ny mother kiss'd me here:
Ny father press'd my hand
Forgive THE foolish tear,
But let that old oak stasd.
Ny hsart-strisgs rosnd thee cling.
Close - thy bark. old friend:
Here shalt the vild-bird sisg.
AID st,ll thy branchss bead.
Old tree! the storm still brave:
And, woodmas, leave the spot.
While I've hand to save.
Thy axe shall harm it not.