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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-18

San Aoc'nrsr.-A young man by the name
OF Ellis Of this town, was badly wounded last
Sunday by the discharge Of a gua. We I'M
dersiand that he had been on hunting ercur-
sion during the day, and as he was removing
his gun from the place where he put il on his
return, il accidentally discharged and shattered
his arm in mos, shocking manner. Il was
found necessary to have i, amputa,ed close TO
the shoulder joint, which was done in the even
ing by Doet Gilbert. assisted by Drs. Arms,
SPaulding and Diekermau.
II is hoped that this melancholy accident
will be profitable lesson to this young man,
and to all others who are iu the habit Of pro-
faning the sabbath. or disregarding the admo-
nitions of mother.
ID. Ampu,ation at the shoulder, is among
one OF themes, difficult in surgery il was how
ever very skilfully performed, and successful
termination is anticipated.
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long fyanee.-A young woman in
Philadelphia. named Nancy Simpson, while
laboring under deep excitement caused by
religious exercises. on the 25th ult.. fell into
n trance. from which she had not awakened
on Thursday last. She was insensibIe TO
every object around her, aud tho only sus,cn.
ance which she received was iltle thin
guel which her attendants forced into her
mouth between her clenched teeth. To all
appearance. this long sleep has had no effect
upon her health. Her checks and Inns have
the hue and glow OF health, and her rcsoira.
ton is similar to that Of person IN deem
sleep, On The seventh day she was heard
10 mut,er something about her brother. from
which il was inferred that the trance was
about breaking. Half dozen physicians
have been in attendance on her. b,,t their
opinion on her case has not been made pub.
lie. Many Of her religious friends have Wis.
tied her. and they attribgte her trance 10 So.
perns,nral causes. believing that her spirit
is holding intercourse with the inhabitants
OF heaven. They loo.slpsward with ankle.
~ 10 her recovery. ihinking that she will be
able 10 make some ipposan. revelations
me probability SHAT she will soon fall into
mat sleep that knows no waking. [B. Pos,.I
Mr. James q. Binney has executed nj
Louisville deed Of manumssion 10 tweotv
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W We understand one Of the principal
hands in the Phoenix Office absguafilated last
Friday night leaving il to his wing friends 10
sum up the profits = Hindham Co. Tory.
lWill the printer Of the above paper inform
bis readers why he discharged his journeymau
a few weeks since Guess il was for the
same reason the u 5, Bank suspended.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-18

PENNSYLVANIA has gone for The administra-
lion by an increased majority from last year,
and the Van Burenits will have both branches
Of the Legislature. The politics of the State
is as rotten as the condition Of some Of its
banks
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-18

! New JrRsEy. The election in New-Jersey
has resulted in the return Of ten Wing and
seven Van Buren, members of the State Coun-
ell aud ,hiriy-three Wing and twenty Van
Buren, members Of Assembly. Wing majority
in joint ballot sixteen. Last year il was twelve.
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State Legislature.
From Walton. Daily Journal.
1'HuRsDAY, Oct. 2

THURSDAY, Oct. 20, 1889.
The Members OF the Senate and House o
Representatives having met at the State
House at Montpelier. pursuant to the laws
of the State. at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, each body
was called to order, and the following pro.
ceedings ensued:
Senate ---On motion Of Mr. Lawrence, the
Senate proceeded to the election of
NORMAN WILLIAMS, Secretary.
WV. WEsToN, Assistant Secretary.
On motion Of MIR Kiuridge, the Senate
proceeded to the election OF Chaplain, and
Rev. BUEL w. SMITH, was elected.
Mr. Converse presented a resolution provi-
ding fos the nomination Of County officers
on Friday, and their appointment on Satur-
day next The Resolution passed.
MIR Hodges, of Rutland, from the House,
appeated, and informed the Senate OF the or
ganization of the House OF Representatives,
by the appointment Of Carlos Coolidge,
Speaker. and Ferrand F. Merrill. Clerk pro.
ten. On motion of Mr. Pierpoinr, the House
was informed Of the organization of the
Senate
House-The House was called to order
by G. L. Knapp Esq. Secretary Of State,
when the roll was passed.
The usual oaths were administered where
upon the House was objected to the election
Of Speaker for the year ensuing Mr. Par
fridge, nominated Paul Dillingham; jr. Esq.
Of Waterbury. and Mr. Fullam nominated
Hon. Carlos Coolidge Of Windsor.
MIR Needham moved the appointment, OF
two tellers to assist in the ballot; agreed to.
mem. con- and Mr. Brown oil ST Adams and
Mr. Hodges ofRu,land were appointed lellers
The ballots. being taken, sorted and eoun.
Ted. resulted as follows:
Mr. Coolidge lie
Dillingham; lO9
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Mr. James g. Binney has executed at
Louisville deed Of manumssion 10 twenty
Slaves, which descended 10 him from his faith
er, who died lately.
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Whole number


Whereupon the Hon. CARLOS COOL
iDGE was declared elected, received the
oath OF Office, and addressed the House in a
brief and handsome speech.
The House was then directed to the cleo
ton ola Clerk pro tempore. Mr. Partridge
nominated Oramel II. Smith Esq. Of Mont.
pelier. and Mr. Bascom nominated Ferrand
+, Merrill. Esq Of Montpelier Messrs, Full
lum and Needham acted as tellers
Mr.. Merrill lis
a. Smith 40
Whereupon FERRAND F. MER.
RfLL ESQ. was declared elected and sworn.
Subsequently,. on motion OF Mr. Fairbanks.
the House proceeded to ballot for Clerk for
che year ensuing. with the following result :
Is MIR. Merrill IFS
- az Smith lO9
and Mr. MERRILL was declared elected
and sworn.
Mr. Hodges was appointed to notify the
Senate and MIR. Miner to inform the Cover.
ernor. o! the organization of the House
On motion OF Mr. Fullum, the rules of the
House for the last session we're adopted for
the time being.
MIR Brown OF ST. Adams introduced res.
olution providing for committee OF three to
join the Senate. TO be appointed by the
House, to investigate and report as to the
management and condition Of the Bank OF
Windsor and the Essex Bank-also into the
state Of the safety fund, SO far as to ascertain
whether that fund can prevent losses on the
bills Of the above banks-said committee TO
have power TO send for persons and papers
which, alter a few remarks BY Messrs
~ - lie
adopted
House Mr. Partridge introduced reso.
lution declaring Il incxpedient to charter or
recharter banks at the present session, ex.
cept under the following provisions:
list. Private property Of stockholders to
be Golden for the redemption OF bills.
ed. The failure or refusal OF bank to re-.
deem its notes in gold and silver to work a
forfeiture Of its charter; and. on the occur.
renee oisuch an event, the Governor to make
a proclamation ofthe fact
Sd. On the suspension Of a bank, commits.
eioners to be appointed to take charge Of It's
effects. and wind up its affairs.
4th. In case person loses through the
!aIEnre OF bank, the President and Dfec.
tors Of such bank liable 10 indictment for
swinding, and. iffound guilty. TO be punish.
cd by Imprisonment in the state prison for
from three to ten years.
5,h. All charters to be- under the control Of
future legislatures
Which resolution was made the order Of
fhe day Tor Tomorrow morning.
The Senate calse in. and both Houses in
go'nt assembly received the report of,he can.
wasting committee. rs follows:
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'asei"S S1biiiatstt. Ne ioii0WS.
For Governor
Silas IL. Jenison 24.6il. elected.
Nathan Smile 22.257
Scattering 81
Whole number 46902
For LieHt Goueraor.
David NJ Camp 24.6os elected.
Q. G. Merrill 22,266
Scattering %
.sag For Treasurer.
Henry T, James 24.52o. elected
daniel Baldwin 22.27i
Scattering Al
a resolution from the Senate, fot the prin.
ting Of 600 copies Of the legislaliv. direc,o.
syswas adopted.
ii,ts FRIDAY. Der. II, 1889.
4 Senate. MIR Tracy called up the rcsolu.
ton relating to the Windsor and Essex
Banks which was read. and after remarks
BY Messrs. Pierpoint and Tracy. was refer.
red 70 tbs committee on Banks.
MIR Kiuredge called up the petition of GER
tain inhabitants Of Derby, relating to the sale
Of ardent spirits, read. and referred to selec,
committee OF i've, to be appointed by the
chair.
DEMONSTRATIONS BY Mr. Partridge
approving what is called the subIreasury
scheme. embracing the specie clause, and in
structing our delegation il Congress 10 sus
tam the measure-laid upon the table. Mi
Partridge called up bis resolution on bank,
introduced yesterday. and moved ,ha, il b,
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SATURDAY. Oct. IL.


Housc.-Mr Warner Of Newhaven called
up the temperance memorial this morning
presented. and moved It's reference together
with the others on the same subject, TO sc.
leet committee Of one from each county !;
agreed to.
MIR Manser. Secretary oil Civil and Militia
~ Affairs, presented the message OF the Gov.
ernor which was read
On motion Of Mr. Bard. 500 copies Of the
message were ordered to be printed.
The Chair announced the following selec,
committees
Relative to commutaiion Of punishment Of
Henry Damon, Messrs. Chandler, Brown
and Fullam.
Relative to proceeds of public lands.
Messrs. Gowdey, Closson and Bridgeman.
On Slavery Messrs. Miner. Smith, OF Put.
ney. Walker OF Whiting, Norton. Cheney.
SATURDAY. O'Clock. r. NJ
SENATE efitions--On from sundry
Inhabitants Of Brattleboro, one from inhabi.
tants OF Nottingham and Halifax, one from
females Of Nottingham. and three from sun.
dry inhabitants OF Lunenburgh. were intro,
duced and severaliy referred TO the commit.
tee on Temperance Memorials; when The
Senate adjourned.
MONDAY. Oct. II.
SENATE.--Message from the Governor,
transmitting the annual repor, of the Bank
Commissioners; and referred, on motion oil
Mr. Pierpoint. to the COMMITTEES on Banks.
House.-Mr Partridge asked leave TO be
excused from the COMMITTEES on banks, on the
ground that he was opposed to the presen.
banking SYSTEMS did not wish to embarrass
the banking interest by being placed upon
the committee; request granted.
Mr. Brown asked leave to be excused
from the committee Of Claims request gran.
! ted
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Petition.---Of Sirai,on Turnpike Co, TO
com. on Roads and Canals.
The Governor transmitted the report Of the
Bank Inspector and Commissioner, 500
copies OF which were ordered to be printed.
The Senate came in. and both Houses in
joint ballot proceeded to make County up.
poinimcn,s the following nominations were
4. L..
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Assis,antJusiiccs.

David Pierce. .;.1
Reuben Washburn. ''''''""' : "'''e' 70
Sundry nominations for Addison County.
after remarks By AIessrs Ncedham. Hazard.
and Warner Of Newhaven. were recommit.
ted.
Sundry nominations for Chitenden Coun.
~. after remarks BY Mrssrs Marsh. OF the
Senate. and Baxter ofihe House. were ic.
committed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15
State of south aroilna.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

TT EWIS RODGERS, who is in the custo-
IL dy of the Sheriff of Abbeville District, by
virtue of mcSae process, at the separate suits OF
John Nc Clinlock, and Of Miller, Ripley IL Co.
having filed his petition with a schedule on
oath of his whole estate. real and persona. with
the purpose ofob.ainng til" benefit of the Acts
ef the General Assembly, commonly called The
Insolrent Debters Act
PUBLIC NorIcE is hereby given that the pc
tition of the said Lewis Rodgers will be heard
and considered in the Court of Common Pleas,
for Abbeville Distric'. al Abbevie Court House
on Wednesday the sixteenth day of jc,o,e
next; or such other day thereafter Us The Court
may order during the Term. commencing at the
said place, on tne second Monday of October
next; and all the creditors of the said Lewis
Rodgers, are hereby summoned. personally. or
by attorney, to appear then and there ia the
said Court, to shew cause if any they can. WHY
the benefit of the net aforesaid should not BE
granted.,o The said Lewis Rodgers upon his
executing the assignment required by ihe acts
aforesaid. JNO.F LIVINGSTON, .c.p.
'.Gnt Ju1y IL 9"Hs5 1889. 5 BET sll rs ~ae "a
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New Spring and Summer
GOODS.

TENHE Subscriber informs his friends and
IL the public generally that he has just re-
ces ed ir"m New York, complete assort-
ment of Stap.e and Fancy, Spring and Sum-
ner GoUds-among which are
3-4 A. 5-4 aud II brnwn & b.eaclled Shirt
ngs and SheetInss,
A handsome assortment ght cold Prints.
so pieces tight col'rd London do.
French prints and printed Jac0net,
Mourning and half mourning prints and
Musius,
Super printed Lawns,
"A and "a Cambrics and cambria Muslins,
Swiss and book hiusins,
Jaconet. plaid and stripe do.
Lyonnaisc and brocade do.
Ladies and gents white and black, silk II. ..
and kid Gloves,
' Cotton and thread do:
Misses black and white nett,
Lace and Gauzc do.
A handsome assortment of gauze and satin,
and Mantua Ribbons.
Best Italian servings, black. blue black, and
assorted by the quantity,
Hem.stit he'd, anI super linen cambric Hkfs.
Mems and boys Pongee do.
LaQlcS SatlZe, I1cTHalll, SIo-ue-hup o"o SS"
ing silk Hkfs..
"A Irish linens andlinen lawn,
Plain, inserted and lrilled bosoms and linen
collars,
ga and lO-4 table diaper, 3-4 birds eye and
Russia Diaper,
Ga "a and IU-4 damask table covers,
French narkkins & towels,
French brown and grass Linens.
White and brown linen Drlllings
Super ribd do.
A variety of Cotton do. col d. and striped for
Pants
Osnaburghs,
Gases of palm leaf end willow Hoods,
English Devon straw Bonnets,
A large assortment Of silk and cotton hose
and half Hose,
3-4 and A plaid and striped domestic,
Silk, satin. and Marseile eS Vesting,
Parasols and Umbrcas.
Furniture. .dimty and fringe.
Black bomhazines and merinos for Coats,
Paris needle work,l muslin caprs d collars.
French baskets. bleached Russia Shee:ings.
Any thing like a general enumerati"n oi ar
ticlrs is imprarticabl,; but these III addition to
his former stock, make it sufficiently extensive,
and he trusts his prices are sufficiently moder.
ate to be worthy the attention Of all who wish
to supply themselves with articles in his line.
His former customers and all who bny in this
market, will do him, and perhaps thelnse ives
a favor by examining his assortment before
purchasing
JOHN o B FORD.
Hamburg. March 81 1890. If
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA,
June 9th. S39.

By his Erceilency PATRICK NOBLE, Esq.
Governor and Commander-in- Chief IN
and ouer the State Of South Carolina.
MT HERAS, information has been received
Wv at the Department, hat OIL The 29th Of
May, last, between The hours of II and 3 o'clorF
P NJ. TWO negro children, Harry ard Sary;
the property OF Stiles Rivers, were stolen from
his plantation on the Horse Shor, ST. Barlhol.
omews Parish. ColleIon District, South Carroll.
ma. by some person unknown.
Now KNOW rE, That to the end, Justice may
be done and thai the perpetrat"r Of this offence
may be brough' to legal trial. and condgn pur'-
ishment; do hereby ofi,'r reward Of 'rwu
Hundred Dollars, for his apprehension and con
riction in any Court of this State.
Said negro children are described as about
seven years ofage, likely and well grown.-
They ar" capable of telling the names of their
parents, and probably the name Of the planta.
tion, "May Bank HsrrY's parents are Prince
and Fanny, and Sary's y'sparents are Scipio and
Diana.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State at Coumbi, the 24th day Of June.
in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and thirly.nine and in the
sixty third year ofthe Independence orthc
United States Of \merca
PATRICK NOBLE, Governor.
BY the Governor.
n. LABoRDE, Secretary Of State.
July %.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

TK7 information has been rereiv-
Wv ed at this Department, that Will m
Hucks, late Of st. Stephens Parish. was mur-
dered by two fugitive Slaves named Henry
and Phillis, on the 18th da; ofJne last, in the
Parish of St. Johns Berkeley. while convcvin.
said fugitivcs tot the Work House in Charleston
NOW KNOW, YE, thai to the end Justice
may be done. and that thr perpetrators Of this
atrocious murder mil be brought to legal trial
and condign punishment. do hereby offer re-
ward of THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY
DOLLARS for their apprehension and delye-
ry into some Jail of this Stale. or wo Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension of Henry alone and
his delivery into sume JAIL or one hundred and
fifty Dollars for the apprehension and delivery
of Phis alone into some Jail of the Stale.
The description of said slaves by the witues-
Henry is described as rather light colored black
of middle height. stout in his frame. about 30
wears ofage, remarkably thick ueck and one
mon size, of dark complexion, about I!1.rly
wears of age or perhaps more. When appre
hended by said Hucks, they reported their
names and declared that ,hey had ccme from
beyond Savannah in u Steam Boat to Charles
ION, and that they belonged to a peisou named
Wells or Welch. Henry IS believed to be the
same slave who was advertised us .,aving run
away from William Hickman on the :i0th of
May last while conveying him rom Charleston
to Florida. The deS riptioa ofthe two is 80
similar that the identity is highly probable. He
is described in the advertisement. as low in
statue. has a remarkable nrc;, when walking
from or up to one has trick ofturning his head
on one side both Of his small toes standing out
from his feet and as having been raised in Beau
fort District near Brooktons Ford and at one
time belonging to Jesse ]. Clifton in that neigh
borhood.
Given under my hand, and the seal of the
State, at Columbia, the 9th day of July. in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thirty nine. and in the sixty
fourth year of the Independence of the
United.States of America.
PATRICK NOBLE
By the Governor.
NJ. LABoRDE, Secretary ofState.
July. Is "a
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South Carolina Copper,
SH3ET IRON & I'm WARE
azKtgssaEfWCtOry.

II WOULD respectfully inform the Mer.
chants AID Planters Of this State. and all
~vho may please 10 rive me u CALL that I have
located at Hamburg. s. c., with view TO a
permanent residence; engaged in tile
manufacture Of Copper. shee' Iro : and Til,
NVare-which I will furnish bv Hhoicsaic on
Retail, ofthe best quality, at the loucSt rates.
Having experienced Nortlern Worknlen,
and being practical me"hanir mvseIfI can al
tend 10 RoofTng. Guttering and Spouting; ana
all other Jobs of crrry description in nv business
uhich shall be ,reii lone, and on short notice.
All orders will be thankfully received aird
promptly attcndedio.
A superior assortment Of Japanned Ware
Also. Stampd Plates, all sizes. ;,st received.
y. B. CIIURr
Hamburg, March %, 1880 TO
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state Oi south Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Mark s. Anthony
vs. Attachment: Debt. =
Adophus ] Sale
Drury Galloway,
VS. Attachment: Assumpsit.
Adophus ]. Sale.
surviving partners, Attachment:
vs. Debt.
Adoplns J. Sale.
YENhe Plaintiffs in The above cases having,
on the twenty-second of November. 1888.
fled their dcclarnri"ns in my Office, aud the
defendant having no wife or attorney known to
be in this State, rpon whom copy of the dec
aration, with SPECIAL order of the Court en-
dorsed thereon, can be served: therefore Or
dered that the said Adophus J. Sale:do appear
and make his defence. within year and day
from the filing of the declarations as aforesaid,
or final and absolute judgment will be forth.
with given and awarded against him.
JNO. F: LIVINGSTON, .c.p.
Clerks Office.
Feb ID. is39 jB&T $40 age 3
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NslSs asOsb15A.

TEyHE Subscribers nave St received from
II. New York general assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods, of the latest and
most fashionable articles in their line.
They consist IN part Of:
GroS 'etats. Thibct. French cloths, GAM
broums.
Grass linen and linen drillings, for Sum-
iner Wear,
Cashmere, Chalv Eestings, Stocks,
Collars. Bosoms, Gloves, suspenders,
Fine Hats, ard Umbrellas.
They keep constantly y Oh hard. a general
assortment of MILITARY TRIMMINGS, Of
ail kinds: and they ae prepared to execute al
orders " it'll despa' ch.
They invite their customers, and the public
generally, to call and examine for themselves
HARRINGTON & BRYAN.
Edgefe.d C.. H April ]. 1889 If 8
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FOR SALE.
DISSOLUTION.

v9-HE Copartuership Of Kernaghan g. Roo
ney. Of Hamburg, So. Ca, was dissolved
OIL the 23d instant. by mutual ronsent The
Business hereafter will BE- continued hy Thorn.
as Kernaghan, OH his own account Hewill
receive all money due the late firm, and will
settle the debts If the same
THOMAS KFRNAGHAN.
r. II. ROONEY
Hamburg. 23 lS1 3mS
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of III.
IA ley n Berry, deceased. are requested to
make immediate payment; and those having de
mands against the said Estate, are requested to
present them duly aItested.
SAMUEL STEVENS. Admir-.
Feb l2, 1899 >ac2
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State Of south ar0lina.
dBBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS,

dDb6pI ILLE DiSIRICI.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Wade Speed. surviving parner)
Of Watkins d Speed, for the Attachment
use Of John Watkins, in
Adolphus J. Sale.
John t,, Watkins, ", Admr. of H. M. Attachment
VS. Same. Assumpsit.
WNHE Pluiniitfs, in the above stated cases,
II having filed their declaration in my OF
flee, on the twenty~econ,l day of November,
1893, and The defendant having no wife or at
torney known TO be in this State, upon whom
a copy of the said declarations can be served: (:
therefore Ordered, that The said defendant do
appear and make his defence within year and
u day from the filing Of the said declarations, or
final and absolute judgments will be awarded
against him.
JNo. F. LIVINGSTON, c. P.
Feb ID iS3s Iw4p $40 age 3
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For Sale,
NOTICE,

A LARGE amount ol noles and accounts
"A: due to Lorrain GrddIngs, formerly Of
lianburs has been plac, IN the hands OF the
subscriber, with he positive direction 10 sue
H. on ali such Of them. a. are moi settled on or
before the first Alonlay in June next.
J. p. CARROLL, attorney.
May 9, 1893 If l3
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NOTICE.

A LII Persons indebted to the late Chric-
IA tian Breithaupt, decd, are request
ed to make immediate payment. And I'll
persons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are requested to present
them duly attested.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Er'or.
Feb. 25. 3-tf
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BUST Received,

A LARGE supply of superior LEMON
"A SYRUP. a delightful Beverage for the
Summer season. For sale by the bottle and
gallon. by II. r. COOK d co.
Hamburg, April 10, 1889 If II