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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-16
Pacturase 81 Conn mission
EsssSgE,ess,
HAMBURG. 5. c.

W
A $ | have declined selling goods. beg
IA leave Ia. return my grateful acknowledge
me,ils tn my friends. aud the pubic generally.
for their librr raj patronage while thus engaged.
now offer III, services 10 the public ~ an
Agent, la receive and forward all kinds oimer
ci,a,idizc and produce. And. as | will not be
engaged in any other business. iwili pay strict
attention 10 lac inirrrs, of all those cnnsisning
their produce ar mcrclidndIze o me-. and while
in M, heuse the hest care will b. taken. and for
warded with despatch, or orders promptly
obeyed.
From experience and observation, have
long thought that 4 faithful nseni could render
considerable service 10 the planters. in selling
their Cotton and -four. aud huylng their sroce-
ries; And us have been engaged in this mur
kc,. for the last ten years. and acquainted with
the eruerai routine orbnsiness therefore Offer
ms services TO my friends and the planters gen.
orally; and will faithfully devotc NV undivided
attention tn the interest of MI rhosc who niIy
commit 10 INV charge the sriling OF their pro-
duce and buying such articles as they may ur.
der.
In all cases. mn commission shall BE- moderate.
H. L. JEFFERS
Semi, D, 1871 tf35
p. s. am no, interested in any Warehouse
in the place; therefore NIL Cotton sent 10 my
care. will be stored as drertrd, and il no diTec
,ions my bes, Judgment will be used for the
planters interest. ii. l.. }.
The Grecnvilc Mouninincer. Eiceleld Ad-
ver,iser. Pendleton Messenger and Highland
Scu,ncl and Highland (N. C.) Messenger will
insert the above, two months. aud forward bills.
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Jan 10
N6kTE az.

nUR friends 10 the County. and elsewhere
Y y are informed that tue death Of our !aie
friend and Co-partncr, Doctor Charles NJ. Hill;
will 40, derange the regular routine Of our bu
siness n, all, as il will be continued by the sur
yiyiug Cunartner under the same firui name.
MURRAY * HILL.
Pr. J. II. MURRAY.
Surviving CopaItncr.
DC, Of. ,f -
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.TnRlCP.

A LII persons indebted I" the late Runsotn
IA Hamilton, d.c'd. are requested 10 make
pnym Ut AID all ,ris': having demand. .as a,"Sl
the csrair are requested ,o render ihrmin pro
periy u,,esi"d 10 the subscribers, within the
lime prescribed by lag
J. b. HAMILTON, !
J. .GOSNAHAN. ~" "
Jan. l9, 1912. 81 G s.
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State OF Suatsi aEulisgl,
EDGEFlEsLD BisaR4cE
IN THE GtJaf u AZ f. sEz ELS.

Briiinn Mlinms. Us. slaEsfius Ia dtieeh-
HOLMES & s;nclng nissi.
NMJHERf tS Size PIamjts ID tie above STA
I'D ssse. has iiiia ssssy tiirsi llis teclars.
s. sesde ~. i sn are ahseni issu,,
md q lilo iise III ilifs as Ii Il Wild.
hassng neith known within
sl,e ssS.se, or II copy d lc declaration
rztsis 4 rs is ~ plead Jlf8ric nigh, be served:
onIrrrg f!fat ihe ilsicRdanis plrati Ii, the said
siselsrasipt ssilhis, q ycat and Il day. from the
dast tefe Isiscsssisss iIiini and ai,sainte judg-
sitsn; vii ne awarded agaiissi ihcni
7 Ggss:'s Ufsre, GEO. POPE, @. CIR.
ots. is,Jssl aqc s.
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lMnffee.


'.S Y Ilsersliip i,err,oiofe existing be.
I 3, fFtra the subscribers undrr the firm OF
e u Z. Penn & Go. was dissolved on the
sEst day Of January. 1912 hy mutual consent.
al those indebted 20 the concern by note or
back account, are requested to make pIompi
payment, as longer indulgence will no, be given.
q l.. PENN.
EDM'D PENN.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
The business will be continued nj the old
stand By 6. L. 81 L Penn. We are thankful
10 our friends Tor their former patronage. and
wiiiry and make II TO their nier,,s, 10 continue
the same. w. shall T" plenisi our stock IN the
spring. aud w,ll sell the present remaining
stock very low for cash, M on credi: 10 pune.
iuul customers.
G. l.. PENN,
EDM'D PENN.
Jan 10 If 81
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PROSPECTUS.
FOR THE FOURTH VOLUME OF THE
MAGNOLIA

4ta - AEAo
rfHE DecembeI nnin'er classes the Sd
q. volume ,of this periodical. aud in cal
ling the attention of our friends TO new
volume, il is our happiness 10 state, iha:
having overcome, in some measure. the
difficulties incideni 10 the transfer Of oar
work from the interior To this city, aud
other changes, we are now cuabled 10 us.
sure our subscribers that the 'MaSnoIia, y
is placed upon pernnncn, foundation
its circulation is established, ,aud its contin-
uance secured. To effect this more GER
tainly, ouc-half Of The work has been dis
posed OF, under such terms and contracts
as will essentially subserve its Interests
li.will, hencelorth, be issued in an enlarged
from, having monthly addition OF l6 pa
scs, handsomely printed Oh superior pa
per, making, nj the close Of tho year,
volume Of nearly 500 double columed pa
ges. Il will be pnciaaiiy issued, positive
arrangements TO that effect nave hccn
made with the publisher, and the inany
hindrauccs which have hitherto impcded
its progress having bcen overcome. In
addition 10 the usual contributions from
cmineal writers the Editor has pleasure in
saying, that he will he assisted in The lite
rary department by some gcniemon whose
aid will greatly enhance the value Of The
periodical, and impair additional interest TO
i;spages. I. is the desire of The Editor to
make the .Magnnlia' standard popular
Magazine. and 10 accomplish this, be is
determined TO devote tn it every energy, in
order TO mark II worthy Of the patronage
ui the friends Of Souiheru literature. To
such he presents tliS clai ~. contirleni i!ia,
The growing reputation Of The work: aud
the peculiar advantages under which il
will hereafter he issued. will lead them
TO sustain, by liberal subscriptions, peri
odicai whose intrinsic value is now so
much increased.
Terms for the enlarged volume. The
same as for the former, s. year. in ad.
vance.
Editors, 10 whom the magnolia" is
sent. are respectfully requested to insert
This Prospectus.
.Sardnnah Geo. Dec. III.
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State of South Caroline. .
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Wood, johnson i Buleti,

SS. ?
Giddings & Bushnell. Il OILERS Jo' feiia.
u appearing To my sallsiae,lo" that Lorain
u Gidd'ng., Benjamin Gidd'ngs, Albe-t w.
Smith. and William u. Gniin'an, defendants in
this case. are without the limits OF this Sta,e.
Ordered, That the defendants above named ap
pear in this Honorable Conr,, and plead, ai,-
swcr OF demuI To the Bill in this case, within
three months from the publication OF this ordcr,
or the said Bill vii! be takemp,o eogsso against
them.
J. TERRY, c. r..D.
Commissioners 0Gee
Edsrtield. Feb. 8. Ia. aln 3
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:. Single Zee %
The ,ubscrittr respectfully inforus BIS
ficnds and The public generally, thai he
has opened LIVERY STABLE in
Hamburg. ). C.. where he will al all times,
kec;, supplied with provender aud farage
ofthe bc-Iqnai,y. Having good Osilers
aud rxcrIIeur dry Stables; he hupes to give
satisfaction tn his patrons.
lie will keep constantly on hand, Carl
asr.. Barourhes, liuegies, &C.. with cure.
fui drivers with which The public can. AT
all times, be accommodated OG the mnsi
reasonable terms. lie therefore soliriis
share of public patronage.
". B. Drovers can he accommodated
with gnod Lots well waiered.
OLIVER SIMPSON.
Hamburg, Nov. A, ls4l. tf4I
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AVater Proof VVarehonxe.

Water Proof NVarehOlsSe.
ilAHruH0, September ~. t-iT
'I7lIE Subscriber bcgs cave to u,fnnn las
! friend. and The puhIic, thu, ne CONFINES
the WAREHOCSEand COMMISSION BE-
AISE5S. a, his !orrnnr stand. known as lie
Water Proof " arthousc.
Detached - I; u from other buildings its h.
cation renders It nearly as secure from fire, IS
II II wrrr lire pro"i Thr !luprs of it, two WINS
have been elevated above the high waier ,naik
oi the great !rc-hrt of May ioi0: and ,achpf
these divisions of the building, will siore fr,n
l.5UU 10 .cUb bales Oi Cotton. both of these ~,
designed 10 b. exclusively set mp .rt Tor the CT
lun Ol plan,ers and county merchants, who viii
Thus he secnrcd irunl the possibility "i loss md
damage hy IT, slri-.
Tie awaits himself OF the present occasion 10
return hI- ihInk, t. his Trends and i.aITons br
their liberal support dnnn-: tn. lasl seasDn.-
He solicil- IRON Incni nnd tho .,utliG seieni-
y. coB,niiIfic. al iIs rt'hliic'rrc. a:i assiIr-
them. that IN return irr ircrr patronage he viii
Use hi4 hes! prr.oniI cio'l- I" promote 'sId
protect their interest curiinIi.ed 10 hts chaRs'
III addition 10 oIiIsa-<liraure r pied. 81 hinia.ii.
that Ire will III 40 case purchase u bale af Cot.
ton directl, ur indir'crls.
lie will attend Ia thu sale and shipping ni
Cotton. the rccenin= and l"rwnrdin. of ;iD,sS.
"r any other BUSINESS usually 'rans:cied bl
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER
Scp,cu5er 80 6n Is
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Mount Willing Academy.

AOu4L w 1lAlA1S 42tpoOug'
FHaliE t.x"ici,e- oi ..i- irstllnlo. vii! be
n up ned. on the lii<r Monday iu ,lnuary
nexr, under the direction o, Nlr. John H. John.
s,on. whose iors eSpt riruce III Teaching and
correct department. wr u,lst will eirile The ir-
s,iinfion TO larse share of public confidence.
TERMS or TUITION:
Reading. Writing, nni Arithmetic, per
quarter OF i2 weeks. S3 90
English GraInner. Geography. 90
Philosophy Chemistry, Latin aud Greek
Languages, g Oh
Surveying. 10 40
To be paid in advance.
Good Board may be obtained from So TO -
]. B. SMITH. Chairman,
l.. e. WILSON, Treasurer,
A. SIMKiNS.
II. C. HERL0NG.
A. s. D0ZlER,
Trustees.
& r AZ
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EgOot and Shoe Shop.

Boot anna Sn0e SMDps
FEyHt. subscriber has !n Hamburg, on
4 Centre street opposite Mcssrs. How
ard & Garmauys' u BOOT and SHOE
Shop. where he wi!l keep on hand fine
SHOES & BOOTS, warranted work {;
likewise an assortment Of Coarse Shoes
manufactured AT his rnnyard near Mt.
Vintage. on the Old Stage Road, between
Edgefeld Court House and Hamburg.
Carries TN the Saddiery and Harness
business, 10 all It's branches, mud will sell
low for cash, Good raw Hides will he IA.
Ken in Trade or Tor cash as will suit the
parties.
All business in his line. attended TO with
despatch. NJ. l.. GEARTY.
Hamburg, Oct. 4. 1871 VI 36
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ssas 81 q Z Z I.lss


# ls ssied BY alr.
~ IS sEs sar the accom-
81 s 6s and perI;aneH; buartlers
Is reai the Courthouse, in a very
lit s;iualioD. aud he fMtnrs himself ,iia
IS viii bear & comparison with ahy IN this
stipn os lhc eoRairy. Eeod stabling aud at-
Sscst;vc servants are proviia6, and III fact every
sls;pg if.ai be donc on his part 10 render
tsasei!crs and hoardcrs comfortable, will ba
Astended TO.
sssis PREPARED TO accommodate TWO or more
Asilies wit, board, and from the well known
bsal,h and good society Of this Village, iaml.
lies will find il a desirable simmer residence.
His charges in NIL instances will ts nude Ia
correspond with the times.
CHARLES COMPLY.
March D 1872. 8 If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-02
AILlNI EIElIlnN.

GIVE ere authorised to announce HEN
RI Il. SlULI., cot Mlton) as a candidate for
Couulv ominissIoner, at tho ensuing August
Election.
C-l-Wo are requested to announce WILLIAM
5. ADDLEMAN, as a candidate for the House OF
Representatives.
C-sJ-Wo arc authorised to announce WILLIAM
BAKER, a candidate for Sheriff OF Wayne
county.
GIVE arc authorized TO announce DAVID
COMMONS, as candidate for re election as
County Commissioner.
eve are authorised and requested 10
nouncc DANIEL. STRATTAN. ESQ, a
dtdate for electIoH tn the House OF kcprcscn-
iatiyes III the State t. gisiature.
fre7-Wo are also requested 10 announce WIN.
r. iOi Ike, ; candidate for re election 10
the House OF Representatives of the State Legs
Iaturc.
Give are authorised to announce ALLEN
HIATT. n candidate tor seat IN the III 1usc oi
Representatives Of tho State Legislature.
6sz-Ne n re anthorihedto announce lSAACN.-
i.E@li Of lIgorstown, n candidate for sen,
the House of Representatives, Of the next
Legislature OF thls State.
~ We ara authorized 10 announce DAVID
MOORE, as "A candidate for Sheriff
GIVE AFRO authorized To announce JESSE
MEEK. candidate for Sheriff.
0-sy-We are requested to announce SOLOMON
MEREDITH. of Cambridge City, candidate
for Sheriff Of Wavne County.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-02

The foot Of Chinese female, from the heel to
tic great toe - only / Inches long. The Hon
\. q PendlefoU. Representative IN Congress
from !iAtnatan C0Huiy. Ono, declines beng n
candidate for re election Eight new lsaucs IL
Tic p 4elc ar. stated to have been dt-roN cred by
an English whaIcr they arc fcrtle inhabited. and
OF cons dcrable extent. + i said Richard =. Rob
lnsDn, who tried IN New York Tor the murder
81 l. len Ievatt. came home IN the NtncenGcs.-
From 20, 600 Ia $4,000 troops arc cons Iauty kept
IN aud ab94t PARIS. Il i estimated that more
patent medicine Is taken by The three hundred
and twelve thoastnd inhabitants OF \ York than
me eight millions Of inhabitants OF Ireland. Al
Tugenbata Mexico, several sub'erfaneous apart
m-uIs have been discovered containing idols and
o,tler specimens OF ancient sculpture. and works
IN stone. The Board of Delegates Of St. Louis.
Missouri, have passed an ordnance prohibiting
brokers and money changers from keeping offices
or trausaciiuu business IN that city. / GOOD
Nu7Pc-Jasah onncy Is President Of the Mas
sachusetts Senate aud Josiah Gl1incy IS President
of the Senate of New Hampshire, aud Josiah
Qoucy Is President OF Harvard tnIversiy.
movement IS about to be made IN Petersburg Va,
IN faver Of Protective Tariff. The lnteliI~
gencer. published at that place, SAYS capital en-
ployed in manufactures III that town. amounts 10
81 200, 600. The amount Of capital invested IN
manufactures IN Chester county, Is Sl,i3l $50
The Philadelphia Chronicle states hint an OF.
Gcer Of the navy IN shat city. who is IN the re-
celp, of salary IF <,2lo9, has not performed
any duty for nineteen Years. Evenly Ergiish
pleasure carr res are we'd IN New York, week be
tore last.-in June inst, hen the duty on them
j Is reduced to 20 Fer cent, hundreds OF others
y III follow 4 tsstul experiment has been
made IN London by several distinguished ply
si,ians in rtmlvin-a cataract from the eye by
means of g#tvanjstn. The subject created u good
deal IF interest Aguado. the great Spanish
banker died on the 18th Gf last month, leaving
a property # c2N1@0oo, TO tao divided among
- = t,,,Et. 4
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-02

We have seen to-day that which bat few o! our
readers havc III Indiana. We have ID
actual operation, It loom, on hjch was buing yovo,
piece of silk vestinr, aud that to IN our own
CITY by invitation visited The silk factory
now in partial operation, owned BY Messrs. Jones.
Fox & Co., and wo arknowl ledge with pleasure
disappointment in finding their machinery IN
grea, a state Of lorwardness. BY great perse-
verance and untring exertons they have put one
loom in operation, on some stock Of inferior
quality grown and prepared in Tennessee, and
are now weavIuga substantial article of plain silk
vesiIng. We hail tho day, as of ordinas
~ importance to the people OF Indiana. 1t has
demonstrated, beyond all doubt that we are able
20 manufacture that commodity for which million
OF dollars have been sent beyond the Atlantic
We understand that is the expectation of the
company 10 be able to purchase all the cucoons
which may be raised IN this section of country
this year, and be enabled next year to Furnish
our citizens Il considerable variety Of silk goods
OF lloosher grow ihaud manufacture. Too much
praise cannot well be given to these enterprIsng
propretors for the perseverance, and energy they
have display ed IN the prosecution of this work.
The settle and power Is admirably adapted To such
an establishment. but the unparalleled emhar-
EASEMENTS of the times, and the general depression
Of business. toe ether with disappointment IN the
organization of the partnership have retarded
their operations; but they ntou, to triumph
all difficulties, and will establish here on a
firm basis business which will be an honor 10
i,s projectors and advantage 10 community.
When we look at the condition of the country,
we are naturally prompted TO inquire what is the
cause of the general Indebtedness and pecuniary
embarrassments of the people? And WHY is it
there is not money enough to supply the necessa.
~ channels Of trade2 The reply, as naturally
presents itself 10 mind, does the inquiry.
We have purchased too much from Europe. aud
sold them too little. We have supported and sus-
tanned the manufacturers Of England and France,
and driven our own manufacturers 10 bankruptcy
and ruin. We need tarifT--a protective tariff
We need not discuss this question now: but would
1t ootbe TO the advantage Of the farmers Of this
section of country, nj least some Of them 10 de-
vote portion of their time and labor the grow til
Of SILK. The produce they have been IN the bah
y OF making has been OF the most bulky kind
and OF the most expensive character to carry TO
market, and when got there is difficult 10 sell A.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-02

Jane wha, dose snooze mean? don't blush
my dear hold nP your head, and Tell me what
snooZe means
Please, Miss SplzGJ5lc, len't know"
"Don't know, ch,ld-yery .irango-yery, Can't
yea guess?''
NJ, a'ar1, can't
.Well, what do YOU ike 10 10 offer supper La.
what dose tho child ho'6 her head down fore-
here Jane look On and tell me what on love after
supper. You are a great gu, almost eighteen
nov, and Your education has been shockinglv
neglected. What IS il you love afet supper, my
dear?n
-! Miss Splifzlllllcl don't like 10 'elli'
'pan'i Ike to teili nonsepse---oGt "t'h IT"
Well, ma am II mus, tel, loves Joe Snob,
The miller, to kiss me
80 o O o. my eraclousin
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-02

Pursuant To public notice, a number Of tic
Cttmens OF Cambridge Guy, conYesed at the sem
iuaTy, tor the purpose If making do necessary
|prepatau tons FIR celebrating tho rccommencc-
ment OF operations on the White Water Valley
/ Canal.
o. motion of Mr. Elliott, Ira T.ackov was call.
ed to the chair mad \. H. Johnson appointed Sec
Rotary; MIR. Lackev taking the chair ,de
some appropriate remarks, explanatory Of the OBJ
Iect OF the rnooiIng, When /: was on motion OF
Mr.. Tvnor,
Rcsolred, That we VII celebrate the recon
mencement Of the work on the White Water
Valley Canal. nj Cambridge City, OK THURS
DAY THE 25th OF JULY.
On motion of D. W. Reed, Received That q
committee Of arrangements consfs lug of 10 cho-
sen from Cambridge CITY, md the towns in the
White Water Valley be appointedto concert and
carry INTO effect the necessary measures for the
&C Zebra lion.
Mr.. Owen, Mr.. Tyner and Mr., Elliott were
appointed 70 select said committee who reported
the names Of the following gentlemen.
Conacrsra'c-CaIeb B. Smith, Iucm, George
Fry barger.
Reysraic-Rober' NJ. Cooper, Ianei b. Abra-
Nen Caadc-Col Mnrphey, Edmund johnson,
Jehu i. Elliott.
Lc,risriIe-Jesse W. Baldin, Dr. Ryman.
Iagsrstorn- Weaver, Mrk +. Reeves.
electromagnetic a. RltneT y. NJ. Brad
bury.
CcnfrcriHe-Lat Bloomfield, James Woods
Richmond-Dlvid p. Holloway Clement Fer
guson, Caleb r. Williams, David I9over
Laurel--Henry ShouP, (Bro'kvIIIe, Gent
! Lang
-Hilton-John Talbot, Daniel Sinks, Henry
Justice. Henry DeveIin.
DubHn-Tobn Whjppo Elm'nd Lawrence,
Calvin b. N'Rae Jonathan Creager.
Gernantown Fred Johnson,augh, Henry
ShiSSlpr. Jacof
Cambridge Cty--Beni,min Coakiin. John
Crum, Sanford Lackey. George ". Whitman.
Ira Lackey, David ". Reed, Solomon Meredith.
George Rogers, A. /. Hamilton, Samuel I. Sharp.
VIM l.. Lloyd. Nathan Sharp.
Tho CHAIR motion appointed The following
gentlemen committee of correspondence aud IN
vltaIon Nfmrod IL Johnson, DAVID ". Reed, Sol
ONION Meredith, Thos TYNE, Samuel /. Sharp.
William Elliott. Nathan Smib.
Ga motion Of NJ. Reed.
Rcsolred That the proceedings of this mee~
ting. be published ii the Pa,ers Of this and the
adjoining counties.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
The secretary is Instructed 10 state that We
contemplate holding Mass MEETING Of all per-
sons friendly to the mFietion Of The White Was
ter Canal. All persons friendly ~ sy stem Of
internal Improvements subj as vii tenG to deyel
ope the resources of the coLntrv. wheth carried
on by the general state governments, or By
the united and concenirat ed etI1ris Of indIv idua
enterprise, invsted to conge and partake with
"5 ~ celebrating victory, wkIca the citizens ot
tae valley m procuring the sto-k hive achieved
over the Hard Ii7ecs. LET every one. that
'hiFsteiA come - Tbs he u he Waite Water
Caual, ana drink freely withou money ana win
out price. Ample preparations VIII be made to
Pr"vale an old fashioned hlrhacae: and no elfar's
"H' ee spared IS render The festivities Of the &C
raSt@ u Interesting aGt pleasant &c all.
Among ITO iaFftea guests ere Hon Henry
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asssSEssE1E'S SALE.

I ef virtue Of snady Executions directed from
, the Wayne Circuit Court. | viii expose Al pub
he safe 1T the Court House door IL Centre lie, Wayne
lu7a7. the 23t day of JJy, l~i3, between the hours
st 10 o'clock. a NJ and oc|pck. L. II day. the
i1owss property, toet: Certain Real Etne, in
city OF Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, descr-
TED a. follows, to~it: Beginning NORTH corner
Of Lot numbered tlyf5ar part saiI city laid
ont by oan Sm III heace running Sonh, - feet,
tHenee Eas to the Eastern toIudary Of Lots thence
Nofth with the boundary Of said Lot 10 feet six inches
t. the NorpEa- Of said Lot; thence Wet to tne
place OF beginning Taken "a The property Stephen
Duncan, to satisfy executions StIattan Reeves
and l:4ckle.
THOMAS @. NOBLE. S. " T.
JIBe 30th, 1872 (c209l % 3yy
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Cincinnati Message.
The First Dollar Week,y ,, tLe We

" 1ia the last f9Ir weeks nave received puuero4g
aeaan9' from many asctons the country for weekly
PAPER ana 30 order TO supply those
az .ay me nd OF J4iy. called the WEEKLY DOL
LAX hf.o>'AsE The character Of the DAIIY MESSAGE
i 100 Wei kSogn require any from propre
tors IL regard Il Is emphaticaily wha.
i'eE r-esgaei make nettpGper-con,aning the Ia
circulating greater number copies any
nas paper the ei;y. The paper takes part po-
ca discussions Of the day, bat viii continue, hereto
impartial manner leaving the dry, AMI study Of
IN b7ts - TIC u laeir respective leaders,
lie present. state II ths times render enterprise
a a= ecGiarg a4z9fcfols, the paper ll he ala gted
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