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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-02-08
Jan. 20, 1887,
An act for the admission of Michigan into the
Union, on an equal footing NTH the original

Union, on an equal footing Nth the original
States.
Whereas, in pursuance of the act of Congress
of Juno the fifteenth, eighteen hundred and thir-
ty-sx, entitled "An act to establish the northsrn
boundary OF the tate of Ohio, and to provide for
the admission Of the state of Michigan into the
union upon the conditions therein expressed" a
cow 1ntion of delegates, elected by the people Of
thu sail state of Michigan rs described declared,
and established in and by tho said act, did, on tn
fitsenth Dec ,mber, eightson hundred and thirty.
six, assent to thu provisions Of said act; Their.
fJrS--
Be it enacted, DC. That the state of Michigan
sh al BIO one, and is hereby declared to bo one of
tn, u. S,aes of America, and admitted into the
union Oh an equal footing with the original
ST. S, in all r spects whatever.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That the
Seer tary of the Treasury, in FRYING into effect
tho 18th and 14.h sections Of the act Of the TWEEN.
ty-third June, eighteen hundred and thirty.sx
entitled Eau act to regulate tn, deposites Of the
public mon ~" shlll consider the state of Mich.
gan as being one Of ths United States.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-02-08

Tae Suckers have stuck to the demand for
"spec'e," to the extent Of thair portion Of the
surplus. The Agent of the State of Illinois is
instructed $40 domand and receive tho money in
specis, from the institution on which tbs draft
may be given" Wen bet dozen Of win, Secre-
tlry Woodbury. will draw on the Bank of MI.
nois. Thus tho Suckers will be ..suclsed in."--
kouispfLLa Adr.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-02-08

The Nc,c Californian Republic. The
New Orleans Standard has the following
curious paragraph:
Not long since, twelve families from the
United States settled near Point st. Lucas,
on the gulf of California. They built a
town, created a corporate government,
declared their independence, elected prcsi-
dert and bid defiance TO The Mexican gov.
ernment.--Among them (says Colonel
Bronnell, who gives the account in the
Natohez Herald) were two or three veal.
thy merchants, who had extensive pearl
fisheries, and were driving brisk trade
with China and India. They introduced
large quantities of goods, and supplied the
whole western coast, in defiance of all the
Mexican authorities. They are now in
very prosperous condition, and will soon
have entire control Of the whole country
about the gulfof California.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-02-08

1872 to 43. iaN EttILfTSEg0
Respectfully yours,
A ISAAC E. CRARY.
Washington, Jan. 25, 1897" yissa
~ Scatter the long effort and the hard
struggle, against opposition in various shapes
in despite of all enmity and Jealousy, obstinate
t, the last,-Michigan is at length, as shown by
the above brief letter from our representative in
congress, STATE IN THE UNION. -
Thanks to tho real friends of" state rights"
a second convention was called, by larger vote
than that which elected the first, through whose
unanimous assent we are blessed with the pre-.
sent happy result. A happy result, indeed in
several respects Chi fly, because reality is Of
grcater value than condition Of suspense.
The result is happy one, in spcct to tim.
Had not the assent of the people ben expressed,
through the convention of d sceubsr, our admis.
sion would not have been eff cted during tho
present session of congress and at what distant
and uncertain period we might hope to be recsiv.
ed, was not to be foreseen, by al TIE wisdom
of the late estate rights party" SO called. =,
BY going into the Union at this tims, Michi.
gan is secured her part Of the surplus revenue,
which, if her assent had not been expressed pre-.
vious to the first Of January, would have been
for ever lost and for the disposal of which her
legislature is now authorized to make provision.
The benefits of having voics in the general go.
vcrnmcnt of the United States. from which aid
Is much needed in the improvement of the seve.
raj hartors of the surrounding lax 8. with ma
ny nation ! advantages, will now soon DO real
lied. Besdcs--the confidence which our posi-.
ton now as a state in the Union will restore,
viii increase the population, through emigration
from New England and Nw-Y ork, for the year
ensuing, more than that of any five previous
years. Many, who have waited to know the is.
sue, purposing to settle in Michigan, if they
could do so and not forsake their country, viii
only stop till the travelling season shall fairly
open-and the rich pr,iries and openings will
have great acccssons of briefly erected habit-.
tions, and swarm with the lf5 and activity of tho
new Corners.
The act declaring Michigan ono of the United
States of America, admitted into tho Union on
an equal footing with the original states, in. all
respects whatever will be found in to-day's pa
pr. We congra' ulatc the people of ills new
s,atc, on tho success which has finally crown d
their efforts, hoping that no anticipated bonsht
may fail of the full realization.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-02-08

Col. Samuel F. Austin died a, Columbia,
Texas, last January.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-02-08

MICHIGAN, A STATE IN THE UNION.
LETTER FRoMMR. oRARY.
To the Editors Of the COastaatiss Republican.
"DEAR Sms--
"The bill for the admis-
sion of MICHIGAN passed the
House this day, by assvote of
1872 to 43. lN EEEILfTTf.g9
Respectfully yours,
ISAAC E. CRARY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13
December 26

NlRGlNIA-At rules held in the Clerk,
Office of the circuit superior court Of law
and chancery, for the county of Amherst, on the
7lh day Of November, 1886
Mourning Christian, Plaintiff
against
Charles NJ. Christian, David l. White and
Charles + Burks, Defendant.
In CnAHcrRY.
The defendants, David |. White and Charles
F. Burks not having entered their appearance
and given security, according to the act of As
sembly, aud the rules of this court and it an
pearlng by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants OF this country, it is ordered that
the sal defendants do appear he.e onthe first
ddy OF April term next, and answer the bill Fl
The plaintiffs, and that copy of this order, be
forthwith inserted in the Lynchturg Nirginan
two months successfully, and posted at the
front dor OF the Courthouse Of this county.
A CopY-Teste.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr, c.
0sssmesr ~ WIN
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NOTICE.
4 y pursuance Of a decree rron)uncea nv tb,

n pursuance Of decree Tron ,unced by the
circuit superior court Of law and chancery
Tor the county OF Amherst, at The last Seplember
Iefnl' IN the case Of Shepherd, &c. vs.. Long
We, 'aere'n depending, the undersigned, who Is
n'e,I,eby appointed commissioner for that purpose
Eu', d, 'he next Amherst February court. offer
I1' sa'e; TO the highest bidder, for cash, very
likely Negro Mamie is also RENTED 10 no ,
GOOD waterman. The undersigned will not war
Iant any other title than that vested in him by
me decree aforesaid, though he believes that Ia
be unqdestloned.
January 20 ID,
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$40 REW RI

N ANYWAY from Section /, Of bo H..
IL River and kanawIia lmproyen "q 'ames
Lynchhurg, about The 18th last Januarr ~, near
man NAMED ALLEN, about feet 10 a"e2fe
hish, dressed IN drob cloth coat and dark 'o oI
81, 70, PantaIoons. lie belongs to Col INV CoI o,
w odlns, near Pltsylyania CourrAonsa'' ', ~, II
n.fea me last year at the Jane Fu}D, was
po,eloHf' county The above reward will /.
gwen lof ms apprehension and return to US ne,-
Lynchourg, or secured in any Jail IN the S,,'l
so we get him gain. BABE & pAcErr1Hya' e,
February hEk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13

Ny SCHOOL will commence, on We'd
We nesday, the lst day OF March, and con-
uu4e ten months, without any vacation, uutil
the end Of the year; including two sessions OF
five months each.
TERMS.
1t class.-Orthography, Reading and Wri-
tme. Il 80 per session.
u Sla,s.-Grammar, Geography and Arth-
meme, : q per session.
3 Glass.--Ilstory, Natural Philosophy
Chemistry, Astronomy. Rhetoric, g.. Sl2 50
per session. r. l.. TOWNLEY.
February . I'm
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commissioning Sale OF
Slaves &C..

\ pursuance OF decretal order Of the circuit
Ii superior count OF awand chancery, for the
Town o, iynehbofg, pronounced on the 10Th
ding under the lyle Of Sldnield vs.. Jones, the
undersigned, The Commissioner therein named.
VIII, on The 23l day Of February 1897, at the
Market House, IN The town of Lynchburr. ex
pose 10 sale by way public auction. for rea-
dY money, the following slaves, namely Mary,
Sam and George, and so soon as the sale OF
SAID slaves IS completed, the undersigned will.
on the same day at the dwelling house ocupied
oy Charles |. Jones' il the town of Lyncbburg
IN Yftoe OF the same decretal order, expose 10
sale, by way Of public auction, for ready mon
try, snndry articles of Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Acting as Commissioner, the undersigned will
only convey such title as IS vested in him bv
The decletal order aforesaid
HENRY HUNTINGTON.
Com'r
January % ,Jo
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January so =,

NIRGlNiA At rule, held in rho ,lnrl,--l
nee 81 lNe eueult superior couu Of law and
[ ina, 5 l Tor the county Of Amherst, on the
gay OF January 1857; David S. Garland ri
ward a CabelI and John Penn. Pr pI,,e ia
AGAINST
Tho; \. Enbank a1mr, Of Hi Carter doc,1
I I -, Rfbeson, Ajax J. Wake and RirbarJ
Defendants.
~ ~ CHNNCERY.
he defendant, Ajax J. Walker. not bayino
Cn.G ii, ms appearances and given security ar
oF',os s. to the act OF Assembly and tie rules Of
'"'' court and It appearing by satisfactory or,
fence. that he IS not an nha6llantoflbis conn
Try; II /, ordered that the SAID delenJ9nt - ,',
a ng1' as[s On the aI day of the newt April term
acopy ef this order be iorrhvlI ',o '''
G ., paper published in the town of Iynebh D
,or two moths sneeesSyely.and posted s a. ~
''o"' a'of Oh me ne, court house Of this county. Nv
r,..... .. JOHN THOMPSON, &c
W3n
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$50 REV ARD

STOLEN from before the door Of ,to 49,,
- scrIber, on Saturday last a dark gr,y Wv oGa
NEl, ) feet high, and has right w6,fo e. ~.
I OF; he is about 3years old. '''''' 'O''
Apply to JOHN EARrrv
Richmond. January l6
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BSL SALE

4 LIKELY Jack, seven ycafs cid, near III r.sn
- hands hirh, very vigorous aud stout mao aud
= known II be- a sure faal gcticr. lie can he saau al
NV piantaon on tie load from Bynebturr To Canp-
I'll Court=bousc. JOSEPH Z. u LNDalGk.
January - 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13
IfUsp,lIQSna

THE thoroughbred Horse Dan. BIZ OH Il.
noke will stand the ensuing season. CIR ,,,;, go
his time at Amherst court house. one.,l,,H "
my Mill, SIX miles north of New Gla,,oa ~
balance at Nelson court house Terms, g. "
due time. ~ ii
All mares sent to Dan shall he pa,,nrel r,,.
us, and fed when required, at IS cents dav.
w W. VI. NAE!.sR.
Icmnnrancn A ,1hnr-t l. l..
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NOTICE.

INflE subscribers are now manuf,c,,.
l. Cordage and Irvine, on new na, ,se,urins
and expect to keep good sapnlv 81 pan
cry thing in that line of business. that VI ey-
~ wanted IN this section ot the country, 1I ~
our gu wish 10 induce purchasers, from the ouaa .
81 our woIN ana ptlces' to deal in this MARKET
ry size Irvine and Rope. ofCountry HIM. eve
are also manufacturing Corlage Of every P I've
out OF Manila Hemp, equal in QUALIFY an "IHa
low as can be bought in other markets2W,un0 AZ
also making Cotton Seine Irvine. Cotton " are
pr'ng Twlne, and Carpet Chain. in very ',1p'
r'or style Plough Lines, range from - coge,
to 81 5o Bed Cords, from three 10 four doIl','
by the quantity. We wish to purchase imr,a
ala's'y Tor the spring trade, five or SIX ton, Il
The highest market price will be paid. ""''n'
January r.
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T5E E.9oSyA

Il i. BECkWlfH PlLE~, me of the most certai-
- remedies over u.cd ioI that distressing and damn
eer"a7 compliant, DysPcpsla.-kept constantly on
HHtd and for sale - K. SIABlER.
AE8I1 IN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13
d. ROBES, Clk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
LynchbuIg, January 30lh, 1887.
SERVANTS For MTe'

4 BOY fer hire by the month and man SCI
N want by the day Apply to .,,r,p
Feb. 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13

a c'ieu'' superior court uI law anu on'u
~ Gerry, continued and held for the town Of
Lynehburg, at The courthouse IN said town, on
thr - day OF February, l53o, setting at a court
81 chancery
Waller Fitzgerald, administrator &c bonls non
Of John Anthony, decd, the same " alter fhz-
gerald and Mary his wife, late Mary Anthony
" lllam ). Gilmore aud ,lana his vile, late u
ana lrgT, John Irgr, Ahram Ing5 and Doca
rg1, chldten OF Sally lrlgg, late sally AN
thony which said John, Abram aud Docla are u
tants under the age OF twenty one years, WHO
sue by Walter Fitzgerald their next Trend
James Cob5s and Elizabeth his wife Thomas
). Bennett and Susan his wife, William AN
thony, James Anthony, Sally Anthony, BehJa
MN Anthony, Which sad Elizabeth, susan
William, James, Sally and Benjanln, are Inc
chlldren ana helrS al Jaw oil John Anthony, u'''
Donald Frazer and Juhal Jane M VIE Loao
wick BroI'e and Matilda his wife, Sarah VI. an.
thony, a bert g! Anthony, Harriet a. An'nonF
Matilda, Sarah, Albert C., Harriet A., ana hIlAd'
beth, are The children and heirs OF William :, an
lhonE' ana winch sa,d oarah NJ Nioei VI ii"a
ret "A, ana ciAa NJ, are infants uhetl nv
OF tWen'y-one, VINO sue Dy 'helr next MI ,;G,
Ter / ''15eFaia,
ds"taS' ,.f...,. Abror
marx hn1hohy' James =, An,'o". how
an,,hony' Aonef hn'hony' Ch1Fi - 1N A. Or.
" IMAM organ, administrator oI '9 nacad,nts
S'n "e' vs. Il a. rho
This cause came on this day 10 be heafo u" "'
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. Ha
Peter Cash,


The defendant. not having entered his ap-
pearancc and given security. according to the
act OF Assembly, and the rules Of this Com
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence. t4a
he Is not an inhahjrant Of tins country, II is OF.
Tered that the SAID defendant do appear here
on the ihird Monday in February next, and an.
Swer the bill OF the plaintiff. and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in the town of Lynchburo, for TWO
month, successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the courthouse Of this county.
A Copv
ROBERT TINSLEY. C.
Dec. % w2m
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WAgyy,Ess

EFV hITe by the month ~ vo9r $500
~ ener. Apply arthis Odise for naTtio 1fI!u
at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13

A 1 a circuit superior court OF law and chan
~ Gerry, continued and held for the Town Of
Lynchburg, At The courthouse in said town, on
lhr 81 day Of February, 1855, setting alta court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13
Temperance, Amherst Co. Jan. 50 +.

VIRGINIA AT court of quarterly 60.
SION held for the county Of Amherst. at tho
courthouse on Tuesday the 22d day Of NoyembC[
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13

John Thompson, Jr. and Lucas P. Thompson.
plaintiffs,
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WE WTTNI
William W. lerbDnfar. John MasS:c Chs,
hasSie ana l. imund MasSlr, Defendants
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

/. Thess ase faess, III, which 10 my name, Il you
choose you may bring 10 the attention If The Con-
ventioat a. worthy a the attention Of The people
Of the United States. lam utterly opposed 10 No.
king the Temperance cause . political engine in
any way whatever, but If the friends Of temper
ance viii aid in Riding Congre0 of sots-no mat
ter to what political party they may beloog, for
they are . disgrace and an actual injury to any
Party-they will be subscribing their own work
Of good morals, and do the country some service.
Indeed the facts which have stated, apply with
equal force and truth to both wings and tories in
about the exact ratio of their numbers in the list
Of public men; and let me not be misunderstood rs
rcProaching tine administration, except SO far a.
high and responsible Executive officers arc en-
trusted to incorporate incumbents, whose habits
are known by the boys on the streets Of Washing
ton! have been . candidate three times for
the SURFACES Of the people, in the eldest district Of
Old Virginia, proverbial for ahone dra~s,n ''mias
jsleps" "hal storms" 'Hslses," sdes0 drops" and
every description Of nectared drink, and ne
yer found it necessary requisite to obtain a
single vote to resort to the vulgar graccs Of the
familiar cup.
Ihave written too much, and more than l in
tended, and must subscribe myself respectfully,
Yours, the friend of Temperance,
HENRY A. WISE.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

Foa GoveaAoa-DAvID WALLACE
roa LasursxAxf Govsaxoe-COl> DAVID HILLS.
Foa 0epnssExrAsWs - C6ssDe0.
JAMES RARlDEN, JONATHAN WCARTY
Fea RErassexrAssve raE STAre LeossaArvas
ACHILLES WILLIAMS, JOSEPH MORROW,
A. W. DOWERS NATHAN SMITH,
RICHARD j. HUBBARD, CALEp LEWIS
GEORGE HOLMAN, THONA0TYNE8,
HENRY HOOVER, }. e. HAWKINS.
Eos ClExx o. Tsis Cocaf.
JOHN FINLEY, SAMUEL HANNAH.
JAMES WOODS, A. r. snORIRID0E,
JOSEPH v. 0REGG, THOMAS JORDAN,
FREDERIC DILLON, AMASA BOND.
ABNEk HAMS JAMES lLlFF,
WILLIAM GRIFFIN. HARLAN ROBINS,
SAMUEL DEIIONG, JE15IEI. I.lNPSON
PETER FLEMING,
AssociATe JupoR.
JAMES N. BAXTER, WlLLlAaRU91nsY O.,
DANIEL REID. JESSE W1a.lIAl6R
BEALIE BUTLER.
PaosArs JuDeR.-G. w. WHITMAN.
STEPHEN b. STANTON.
Eoa Couxrv Co.nlssaoNEa-DANlELR 2. W1O0lNo.
Eoa CoaoSea-SAMuEL. w. FOR0aA,
| THOMAS p. AL0E3TSON.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

oG LIZ Youngs saass dsseyed, I'D many - his goods
have hsso nd Over il Kssaky. The COLLEGE - nearly
dssssoysdThs roof ssay an od: The wing Dat s
sEound, and one whole side thrown down. A pale vas
brought from about half mile and shsoue side
de house in which Mr. Bishop resides and knocked
ashss AID passsrins All de fencing fos mile and
half Is thrown down. People taken from their
and carried some distance in the air. horse and
were seen sailing in the air, and he lighted low
house On bachelors row and broke through the roof The
loss is estimated about $4,000 Haoovsr The
was terrhc great Of the houses destroyed
very seriously injured, and men, and children
ming in every direction in the greatest alarm, trembling and
screaming with fright. No person killed, but many
were much injured. Mr.. Smingson's daughters
badly injured also three students Mr.
non was much injured that he hardly expected live
Hanover was entirely changed in iss aspect short
hour"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

RCHMOND PALLADIUM.
Ms EDr1oa IL take The liberty through The columns of
your paper TO the of Wayne County
opinions the internal improvement State
believe with of my fellow citizens that something
should be done change the condition of things
therefore - for Classification, the people from OPP
pessive saxasion and the system Internal I'm
provemenss
IL is admitted by the Of when they express their
candid sentiments that the sate many
Of public works the time this proof that
things they should b. In system Of improve
msnss reared boowed capital, when many
money expended, and the people bound
of the debt and should satisfied
to the in which that money is % be expended
Acknowledged all hands that classify tho public
works b done principles, would be the
policy of the then why 60 good faith effect
it, know that if division Of the public
place. that be done by q compromise between
friends of the different works Selfish views be yield
ed for the general good-shis believe will be DONE In
compounds of this kind the people will ssipuase for su-
cient time finish the different works without dampng
energies of the this would place system
basis, because it would b The people be.
To Improve country fast require and
will justify, is in opinion policy
around shem and they day become
the would be mpolitic present.
| JOSEPH MORROW
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whee1tn9s Jelly H. 1851
VA. MONONSALIA LOTTERY, Clas No. & dsavs
At AIexasdria, Asgss 5h, 1887, S9000o. $50, AOoo,
2OOO, 1,e4O, asd 20 II 1000 eaeh-TeAsn .. Goods
cate Of IS will $65, ahasss b psuoee
VA. WHEELING LOTTERY, Clea Ne. S, drsss
Alexaadria August T. 1851, $4,000. loeoos $780, =
CO., $500, 400, s each II 1909, aad 5 each Il S0
&c. Tickets dolla certificate # IS whole tieksn
will cost 80 dollars, shares in proportion.
VA. RICHMOND ACADEMY, C1ass A, draws
Alssssdria August 10, 1887. f7500O, 5000, e,0oo. s.
600, $3.50, 1900, 500, ao0o. 10 cf 500 10 49,
20 a 500 and % a 600. Tickets 10 doalaa eesa.
cate a IS whole tickets win 10 de'las asss "a Pse-
possisa.
VA LEESBURG ACADEMY, C1es No. = 1saws ~
Alexandria August II 1871, 100 Prisss = l0oo 1el-
lar. 10 10000 doian Of $1,000, eooo, l.o00, 49,.
and lOo each q IN Pr. AZ d",,s,. -. sas'
ton.
MAMMOTH ALEX LOTTERY, CIasE, yin pos-
Inv q shs ~ e 0speshes 1887, S7S0o0
20 90 10000, $500, 800, 1904 Ae-TScksss - a.
M Halves loL Qarcn S. csrs6eass q 3 ~Aoss
sickess will - $50 dollars, shares in PsopossoA
Address your orders -
JOHN =. CLA1
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pa Tns nscanoND INDIANA PAILADsUn.
Ths following 10 an extract lss,er rscsved from
friend in Soush Hasevss Indiana, esnaining addsioo-
q particular WseetAG the tornado which did such
nsass inj~U hat 0cssiahing village.
"PsuG Nils's hoses 10 fun shs faundas;on. and
pass II il have bssa fsd ~ rives IN Ksa-
sscky. PseG Haney's hosD severely inHsd.-A pan a
Dr. MasaAswS Aoos found aboss . ails dis.as. Ia
bsiek kso in which Dr. Nossisas ivsd dssespysd On
side Il Co. Nsssipa's fell ts euund ard IL soof bswn
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INJECTION NOTlCEs.eTHE quali6ed vossn -
Ia Wayne County hereby notified that there viii -
election held first Monday in August next ~ DE-
places Of holding elections n Wayne County Iadi-
ana under the direction Of the inspectors Of Ii
the several Townships for The Of oae 70
Judge said County, WIGS Abnes hainss sssanod
BY order Of Governor, Noah Noble Givsa saass ~
hand this 36ih day Of June, 1881.
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John Ssunks and the lsgasses Of
Barbara II. EAsson, deceased, I In the Ways fssAaas
~. { Court, AURo9 Ten
IL hoiss a aid deceased, 1887.
NOTICE hereby given all pessons iassrsssod h sSs
essAte of said Barbara NJ EAson decd that the
tive last will of sad deceased will b.
I'd judge Of Wayne Probate Cou 1sss
subsequent day Of the q aid Ceus b
holden the Court house in and S6s said e0snsy, -
second Monday August next, and that shs win Asa
and there b proven and admitted % reeusd.
Richmond, 7sh, 1887. -
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NOTlCE-I hereby notify any person fiosa sakisg
Of hand given Daniel Reid somssiae IL he
year 1899 for dollars fs will pay The oale
compelled by law, as received valss Soe Il,
and capable Of doing business .. the time w.n il
was given. STANTON BAILEY.
Richmond, 9Th 9Th 1887. ash