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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
Our Trade with Great Britain.

About since the Indiana Journal boldly declared
that Great Britain bought nothing Of U.s. bu, required from
us payment IN specie for all bought Of her Noori-
cusly false this statement II nevertheless was
copied by other Wing papers extensively. and has
been and Is frequently reiterated by the Wing candi-
dates Tor Office from, the stump. We have frequently
shown the hIsty Of the gross and detail
but still the wing candidates from the Governor down. con-
nue to repeat in the hope Of decevin those who
no means of detecting It's unuh II is the duty Of those
who know the truth themselves to couniersct
these humhugs of the wings. In addition the many
articles we have already published the following from the
Ohio Statesman Of June Gin will serve TO expose the
gross lsehoDds alluded TO- and perhaps considered by
some Of more weight. progressing IN Ohio
which nigh. be supposed lead exhggea'ous for party
benefit:
Among the many false theories which proparaed by
the friends # high protective tariff there probably
that has been Of sersice them thln rha,
which represents high tariff necessary cnah'e
10 trade with Great Britain upon equs terms. Those
who have inbibed in this theory continually asking
why should buy Of Great Britain, when Great
Britain refuses ~ bny of Us ~ They suppose that the
character trade with BRIAN. during the lat
stages Of the operation Of the comorose act such
to leave constant balance against aud they
slider the tariff Of the lac Coon Congress worthy
special regard of turning the balance in our
favor
We propose show tina, these wing notions are
entirely destitute Of any Just foundation. aud
argument shall consist of actual 'ub3rn and ncontrover
tlhle FACTS.
Under the provisions Of the compromise act the tar n
in the lowest stage of It's descent during the five
from 1887 TO 1911. inclusivc and these the years
which would he named bv the tarftes If they called
upon TO select the period In which they supposed trade
with Great Britain had been the dsadv anage
Never men more esregously misnformed. Accord
ing to the annual official statements Of the commerce of
the United States. presented Congress bv the
rotary Of the Treasury. trade with Great Britain and
her dependencies during that period of low tariff
as fellows
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A. Gy.,Iy kSgE.

To GmesS IN ord emitted ofdin1ucf - su1rd
Against tie form r I7dtanaPoisS or0Isatd dsd
established Oh II O,foer. lss9.
Re IL 0fdunad bg ne Comm "a Council - The Torn ~
Indian ggo That 4 shall .ni lawful iei amy Eet-
erected hereafter desire q erect AIRY
building shop Of the scIpion Kind Prohibited ~ The
hich fn sfnci dnet,
hN himself hou>chodef~. residents nearest The
piemi,. OF shop ,Scfihrt petition the Common tounc
"a privilege contru" erect las The - MAY Del
such building cr 81 r. setting falih fully ard clearly ~
L. csociel Tie purposes Which n may lie
applied >qnale pafi ol ot occupies VIII e'eipt
erected hat The premises be fully deitihei
al resent the 10 Tie Common Council AT some ieen
ai 30, etins.
SIC Ilat ali petition sh,ll rot tc inlliy artfd upon
~ tie t meeting after ~ tcscutatI tut Shall e "ser
m next icy.ial subsequent mc'tn-s a ~h"h
time. q there constance s-an>t thc pAti'se
asked he hail a. g.aiei. tie di>cteison 4 H."
common council but tassc 10 romnt af'' ilicn Tie
sad psi,ege >hal only gianfcl upon Tie cure nee :"
tvo-hi d f al The oi The mn1n eosncf, am
IA all eases the xo;e ii - &c sker J., ard toes
and cniei on The niate>: Pforiard lhst laiNtl'gc
,an under ihi> shall lie construed 'ci ie
ligli g." the sid Ell b. amnui he M al any
N ina ib- iuJc interest r.ni'"> - :
may be had sfnc the psi fr hgo .ch # any orn-
ance rait Of of1a io.idns tie aceufnu alton q
com, ustie tier, >hasing,, = other ihns liable y ea"e
tlc
So That much Of the ort"ancc to which t,is IS
ihIs ordinance les Aid Tie
same hereby repealed.
Old ael al. e,iah..hcl t' Sta iar o. ja'y- \ y lsiB
DAVID y. CJIf.tls Fscsft &
hties, Wn. l.. WI>cATf. tcrTg
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yY.ba>;, and Erie Canal.

that beginning To nd produce 'cesi
10 the New York aud Boston markets Large quantities
of Hemp and other articles are now being forwarded III
wagons TO Lafayette some 60 mics north west, by oCr
cntcprsng citlzens lie sent the aha>h and Erie
canal Boston and New York markets. For one hun
ded and fifty miles above this place. along the rich val
eys Of the White River this canal be reached by
farmers by travelling north and GO 90 miles.
Heretofore they have been compelled TO transport their
pfolucis In wagons $50 200 miles reach Cincinnati
and other pouts the Ohio The Immense influence
openlnc of this canal will have ihree-iousth- Of the
whole ncalculable Ii Is reasonable 10 suppose
that the products IN the valley of White River north Of
indianapolis will I've Guadruped few Yeas IN conse-
lucnce of this facility for transporting the SINE 10
the Atlantic markets. (See advertisement of w aker
Rogers 81 Co., in another column
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S3.7Sl.0S0
: 500 9ni
5.23 i.ofl
1hnssal
Total IN three wears

What think farmers of this Is 1t not item of
some Importance t. them Does IT not show that they
have very considerable and direct interest ia the BIT
fish trade
The facts that we have now presented are worth more
than all the theories that vhggery has invented and
with every fair minded they will far towards dis
posing of the whole tar question Showing they do
that Great Britain has been E-oitable
when tariff the lowest. aud that her trad was
acuav disadvantageous To under high tariff they
consequently show that. far she concerned.
have great prefer low tariff TO high such
being the case regard Greit Britain the high aries
will find hard prove that II also the
the rest of the world.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18
~ Ne,hed.sts-Irhig &C., ena - Msult..

SWITZERLAND Co., JULY 3, 1913.
MEsRs CHAPMASs in the Indiana Journal of tie 2Sth
June 1913, perceive appeal to the Methodist Sociis
this State, signed by Noah Noble, T. j. Barnett and others
who constituted the Of tho Wing party Ind
to think FOR, and 10 advise and instruct the Wing party
and for whom pretty Of men. indeed. call
on religious sci Of people AMI advise them h0N vote
Why Sid they not. the time those for
their appeal intended what kind of report Coy Bigger
mode on a memorial to the Legislature (shen he " a
mcmher) om the Indiana Conference, that the a-
poninent Of the Trustees Of the adana University al
BIC anington, should be made the Legislature ;
Why dill tey give the speech wch it IS said Gov.
Bigger made that occasion, abuive of the Meihodss
Can You y give that peech to yuur readers How were
TIE Ne d treated last winter in the Education Conven-
ton Of which Gov Bigger President, Dad he appoint
any Of the Methodi,is in atendlrcc N any Of the Com
mittees' Yours, truly, \ METHODIST.
We cannot give the speech referred TO- as il is aot in
possession and it would be some trouble TO find IT, If
II reported. We do not conceive it be exacllv
proper al any rate 10 mix mp these matters with politics
has been attempted by the Journal and other papers
We presume the Methodisis and other denominations
will act IN the premises duty dictates regardless o the
appeals Of the indianapolis Juntol
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,GiS S320,926 5l3
263,l7l,6iS
Excess of exports

Excess of exports S5775f So
II thus appears that during tho Of low tariff Great
Britain actually took more of goods and produce than
we dill hers. q the of FIFTY SEVEN
MILLIONS OF DOI.LARSi OF this excess fonv-twO
lions were taken in the years 1910 and 1911, when
the ,a If the lowest Such facts these are perfectly
:s,hle No honest man. who is made acquainted with
- - dare pretend that hish tariff Is wanted in
or,a, % ,e,u,,,..r trade with Great Britain.
THE ruth is that ,"at britain AMI her colonies have
been accustomed to take IL" hali Oh tue "''e
amount of foreign exports. DurlnS nc years ABOVE
=. H. I'll .,,o,,, ~ on, .x ,,r,s 4, he world
was six hundred and twenty millions Of dollars -
il shown above three hundred and twenty millions Of 1t
was to the British doninions.
We will now what the character of trade
with Great Britain under high tariff The five wears
from 1923 TO 1882 inclusive. known have been
period in hch the tariff the highest imposed
the country. During those five 1t Is shown by the
official statements Of the Secretary OF the Treasury that
our with Great Britain and her dep ndences,
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9.
Me sRs CnAPNANs-I send you few lines that YOU may
have some idea how things in this section Wehave had
the candidates witiLus fon both sides Mr. f. " Me-
Gaughey made speech here and aboFed hard 10 rrove that
the did not pay the duty lie prove it by
examples He said who pays the license the merchant or
the consumer Sail he you know that merchant paws
It, And in lie made of the article nails lie STAT
ed that te foreign worth for instance cents and
sell for the The tariff the foreign i FIVE
cents lie asked compelled buy imported nails
when We get them ior five cents If TIL, Is whs po-
lection, away 18th it. II say what would call IT,
would say that 1t prohibition. He said il he did not
convince the democrats by this argument they must have oft
places in thcit heads But heads are too hard for him
Joseph y Wright made speech here last Monday was
week, of about two hours He showed IN the most mas
tcy manner who paid the tar lie spoke of the 600
dollars given TO the widow Harrison He showed what 1t
would lead t. if carried The we had Judge
MJha here He made short speech and said he was in
favor of protective tariff and National Bank but did not
say any thng The whg> here can't stand the Bank
rup ard both of the wings voted last winter ns lis
repeal, 1t Will make greatly our favor have pro
lonscd hi' letter longer hn intended bat in word
think the dem crazy The Ascendant in hi, part Of the
State y
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WASnlNGTON. In. Lr1Y G Isl


DrNR CuArNANs DR.. DAVIS, and &. G Dunn have
visited this county and made several speeches. Dunn
fair special pleader, with particular principles lie
FOR United States Bank but is Mt very deeled as Il tie
kind; or Protective Tariff but i. PARTICULAR at
the manufacturer Is protected, last consl IA
ton, and Incl lcntally f the Assumption OF tie
DEBTS by the General Cove nment yet hat
opposed William Cost Johnon' PLAN and all other plans
but still ayols the docrne Dunn is like Paddy flea
when your finger him. he Is not there Davis
however does not let him escape in his oQnyocaon his
Whole completely exposed and If Dunn does
wish after the election hat he had laid STILL shall
that | am mistaken IN the pride Of the
John Law, El Of NInccnnos, pene here last sat
urday His friends Of this place invited him 10 make
speech At O'Clock the evening Bank
aud Assumption quetens which lie cheerfuy compile
am i ever you sknung on that occasion
Ills sSeech hours full Il e.oqueuce and
nent. and have doubt bat It viii hive good efec
npon many who wese present This made the Coon. mad
aud they ecame To know what right John Law
had 10 interfere with the election Of Whi,eomb and DAVIS
We answered that naueh right Dick rhomPsor
has to NEEDLE with the election Of Bigger aud Dunn; anc
Law If he Is Democrat, has al ne rights any VIII;
could have Dick Thompson Notwithstanding
1t does appear that 1t settled u.Xin Win la
Coon party that they exclusive right and privileges
IL is no matter their hifen. stomp speech
ify On no, bat than Democrat exercises n,
night, they begin to oppose han as an inuier and
medter. Oh say they, let him stay at home We do no
want him and dictate 10 US how shall vote
Davis spoke Bedford last Saturday. Dunn was no
there: but ore of the firm was-Mr Thompson The sty
of the firm two wears ago, Thompson, Drnn Co.
bat and circumstances have changed they hay
changed the style Of the firm. IL Dunn, Thompso
Co.. and who the Company are IL IS not very mate
al. They are, however, nearly all the young lawyers
counter hoppes, shaveIs, specuatol and oaisIs
the district
This district will give good account OF herself, and us
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18

The democratic candidate fr Governor will address the
people 1t n and places. when all M favor
Of redeemng the State iicm misue aud corruption.
requested present
Loganspori. SATURDAY. July 18th.
Delphi. Monday. July 7ih-
Frankfort. Tuesday. july 18th.
Crawfonls,lle on "Wednesday. July 10Th.
Nniamsp,ri Thursday. Juy 20
Perrvs>iils. Friday. July II. II O'Clock.
Eugene. lay. a ,. i. VI.
Newport Saturday. july gid.
Terre Iiauie. on Monday. july Gath.
Princeton, on Thursday. July 9Th.
New Harmony. on Friday. July 2sth.
NJ, Vernon, on Saturday. July 29h.
Evansville. on MONDAY. July 3ist.
Boouve Tuesday. August l.
Rockppr. on "Wednesday. August =.
me on THURSDAY. Augn-, 3.
Ievcnworih. Friday August l.
Gordon on saturday. August 3
New Albany. on Monday, Aug. T. al 3 O'Clock, a. m.
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sie033sI 1911
sI6G0nolna


Here is an imports exports amounting to
fonrteen millions Of dollars The fact that there this
balance against US under highest tariff Is conclusive
testimony the wing theory that the high
aI has that effect upon the balance OF trade, which
the wings ascribe to IT.
is urged by the friends Of the protective
system that our wheat growers derive advantage from
the British trade because Great Britain refuses take
their wheat and bur suppose 1t To e true that she reu
ses To take our wheat and -four have any RICH;
pla,n Does she do : wrong by raising her own
breal-siufT, But that she takes nothing from
our wheat growers !! appears from the official
nens which have before quoted that during the
1889 10. aud II, the exports Of wheat and -four from
the United states 10 the British doninions. Tue
rs follows:
l., 1899 S3.7Si.OsO
1910 5 500 9ni
lsiI 523tOfl
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Rc1d. E,rce.,.cn rsr.e

Read the following from President Tylcls an.
nual M ssagc Of December lsie:
The expenditures Of the h,ee f,sf qacrs,s of the
present sear ENcEED TWENrY-SIX MILLIONS
aud those estimated for the ftrih q'.a,fer amount to
about EIGHT MILLIONS; aud it Is anticipated there
will he deficiency of bali milton on the first OF jauu
airy next.
Who lie- The President and Secretary Of IL,
Treasury, the candidates
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Riors ~ CA~afk.-Io:s OF a very serious c.s7ac-
have recenllv taken pace in taiad, near ~ Tmoy
hc lire of the Beauhauois Canal ocras'r, by tie
lahorers inrning for CHER WAGES In orier que.
the disturbance. 1t ud necessary cali out a
military company. who ordered fire upon The
rioters which They did killing sore or eight and
woundng others. Subsequently tic rioters again az
seinhlrd IN numbers. killed eight Of tie military.
and drove others ioni TIE q. Great excitement secms
10 prevail at he place # action.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18

= sound national currency. resiiafed By the Will
and authority oi the nation. -HfVvg Cav
Tins Is the new " hig phrase for national bank
Since the old institutions political and
camille business and specialized cotton aud congress
men, aud lost some twenty thirty millions of The peo-
ples money. national bank has oior OF upopuiasv
about II Hence the new mame.-.T \ Tribune.
The Tribune Is jealous Clay paper bat ii seems b.,
the above that does exactly admire the humbu -
phrase employed by Mr. Clay That IS singular too for
Iumbcg IS the chief end Of Whggery
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!Sciism a'asng hr .'iormons.-A NJ Hinkle who
was formerly snrmon. has left Nauvno seiil. d
near Blue Grass, Iowa where he l. popagains a new
religion. Four have Already been bapi led INTO this
mans opinions. which after this After
BAPTISM he laws his hand upon their hesis when they
power from high prophecy. the SICK
heal the lame aud p-Ifm miracles did the apostles
Ia their meetings they h,vs holy Hiss. one
snothers feet, &c
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o4fg ionr-lhe tau4tnn announces that the vie "i
Joseph larucHe 81, GTanl iaie. Sagnency, recent
delivered IN dy, f four chilcn-h'ee toys AMI enc
girl Two o Tie male child aicd the thIl d4y A. e.
tier iisth; tie rsinalias gil ail 10y dong well.
T. late alfil Miller Says-. Get really and II ClIi-i
soa vii &c glad and REDUCES and If he Goes
come, ihci must wat ia nc IL rs"
The crop Of .dian il Uaici Sat las .e7f.
cstm1cd hy Gic COMM i'ue ot Patents. ir. Ellsworth
4 De li-c.Iln Is IN N IL -l-M-n II hu.la.s
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The steam ship Columbia, which LETT Boston tor Liver
pool on Saturday l-t inst has been totally wrecked The
following information regard 10 this disaster copied
from the Bangor Gszee -
The schooner Three Sons Capt kendrick arrived at
Mount Desert. with the important Information that the
ROYAL Mail Steamer Columbia while going at the rate OF
ten knots in the fog struck upon Black Ledge near Seal
Island Nova Scotia the 81 inst with so much violence
that the driven OF water five feet hen
the schooner left she gong 10 pieces aid was supfo
ed would be total loss She reported 10 have had ISL
persons on board. of whom missing Among
them Hon Abbott Lawrence. who paid Captain Hen
drck 90 bring the the port IN the
United States.
The passengers were waiting upon Sea. Island Tor a
steamer for which they had Ha.siI. hy brig Ar
case, take them of Baggage. freight, &C, saved.
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SfRs:-tckles and Burns have hal little Gaming spell.
The matter Is uttcrg ius investigation I'll, morning
You Will be !5iiHed OF Tie true state Of the case in few
days Yu VIII sc in Burns, aper this week lis ac-
count Of The matter which is foreign from the trah ro
wishes - make impression abroad that com
tnaton of tie Democrats to mob him - All false
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NEfAl JriH 8, 1918.
Mf>sRs. CnArnANs:-supfosi,g that you would be
pleased to hear what progress Democracy is mixing in this
county have eonclu led let you know something about
tie prospect in Old switzerland.
Fr m The best information can get an inclined TO be-
heve that the Democratic Candidates fr Governor
Governor and Congress VIII receive osy Of the
an the Inst Morday IN August. The nifty believe Will
be from fft' 70 orc huned if The Wigs
selves, in maxim. estimates io the Wing Candidate for Con-
gess set this county down inclined 10
the belief that the Candidates FIR Lieutenant Governor and
CongeSS viii run tgethef, then vote viii lie about the
Gov Bis,c; made speech here On last Tues ay AMI
have understood that lie good hunor TINT he
snapped md snaIicd at tie Democrats fierce a aid dog
Many = those who IN $50 supported the Governor say
:hcv "'nno row support him. lac does alg.
Tho one term principle he dl in 1910; bat a caniil 4e
again, IN ducc violation Of the principle advocated ly
1910.
am grahcd TO lean tai the prospects Of TIC Demo-
cratic patty are 50 haucng tiyrcnt portion If the
Stale. D.
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yy7s.rg.y, =. ssRowy.

car iaatc Tor Congress adde's has fellow citizens
Al the following times and place,
Thursday GOTH at DAVID lios,s Cross Roads, Marion
County. At 10 n'clack. \. ~
Esq Caliwos Vernon township, Hancock County same
lay At 2 OIL ck = NJ
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NlSlIAW JrtY l2.lS'

DEAR Srw :-Whiicomb has made a favorable impression
here Numerous cases have my knowledge OF per-
sons who have heretofore voted the Whis ticket who now
declare that they an f,r White NIB. "
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YS,nspS1cslly I.

Let our readers recoect thar John III. Bradley, the
Aboluou Wing Candidate for Lieut. Governor, SAID IN
his speech al Valparaiso. Porter County
"GOD ALMIGHTY SHOULD HAVE STRUCK
JAMES WHITCOMB DEAD WITH LIGHTNING,
AND SUNK HIM BENEATH TIE SOD UPON
WHICH HE STOOD. FOR PUBLISHING HIS
FACTS FOR TIE PEOPLE
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It fecetia. Il Wala-t ,ni,ns q. niisnaiols, IN
Wtenclly oyrnag i. 3 81 the pIe. yicla Church. The
I cins rcso'fifi lu-ls - pf'l-
heoRls. That on ~ rveri + W 2-i n August rex
4 lie cd i,.5a eisau talfch, iAe ~ fs itti Wlli
be uut.iciv discus 81 ~ TIE Iiacg-.
Rssofrd. Hiatt a, Washington We va n'i'e ~ fcfi-
tonIn- ne legislature O. O. ~ 81, las, licensing o.
t4ies It ,lirtaou> lipos 'sesa. lai - 80 csirs we
Will SUI sefVc Tie cause ii trnn '4airt.
hc0irsi bat The Fesnlet frleu.r Ire pl'hcl'ian #
,io.e re-o uau. tho p,pc4> 81 a,p ana taf tbc
ciiz ~ ale iuvi'ei attend ar raltea'e tie dis
on. NAIHlN DAVIS. Precedent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18

NJ Barnett, OF the Indiana Journal al last
had gone stark mad Poor fellow Ddphi Oracle.
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pA sEI1> knv~s forks a ~ et-agrr than
We ~ cnmoals j. Pocket kny-,. ar'-- Iron
Br,nn8 Tea and Tahe spns. par drawing CHAINS 81 o.
PEI par. aud oiAer asiNss lie Tad. II sc ~ -
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@Essgs.~..
FARE CUTLERY 90.

= a D0Z. Ladies shoes, cisiss 1 A. Neu's AMI
--sS B.s 10 do Moses thLdrri, iyci AMI tE
sale a auciA,n pr,s- by JUSTIN SMITH.
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u IL f.s,. Fstls.F II = 90.
STORfCE. RON ARDFNG fAD COMMISSION NER-
CH4ATS. DEALERS ~ IkoDJf l.. Sc. &c,
Lar :. tI1I- fNItAsA-
III. stf- aeHf - sen- fii ifNfrfug Produce
~ Merchandise DC a. reasonable rri.s an! house
Wet. H~.fin
= fAHHt4t.
Jan> a. Nri.Ilr, Ntr, lanf 5t
We. HsNNA ae.
:. 81. 1.saIy- "a
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= ~ ~ r =
. :, - Dc. fffs - q isesr ifi al.i hflsn ~iIrgt. d.
'. t' afl i'it. aad .ois - oisr 4,., .,-s- .,
JUSTIN -Ntfffr
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esrslrc o..

Ia t'.. Indigo. N-is. ~..efe'ss sr ~ ~ rhsh lu
$50 AL ard 60 if.lssn
80 T. g. AffoFT
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sE5.E.s4ss .. =.

rr,llI suls ref d,-u.- 81 l,ng lfr stock r'-
before Ia do - g. t~s rNf.sai fttfs e *
reduced
sr.iin1 SCRIP
" 80 received further I attention. u country
uerc IT. : ~ l.. - e,au.nafirr Fl
tzrt cgtse~. = =.
20 legs CfseD Ha'nra tof.e ff'rs - ao d. kn, do
hf chs. Hn-sder itg+f aud Young tyson 80 afleces
care. f,.f Aca ORGANS nd Ifa sugars
H. orleans synp anf Nna-es io1 h- Indigo" so it-
cisras. swo Il, Annat ,iaetef & -n s un.r article. 80
iia- lure for r. - JUSTIN SMITH.
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Htta.aE
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IL IT,.
tanele, Ssfins krfltt 3rns i-h rf lisn,h Nslinss
Ais ia.ft aui i,fs .-- aa. f,lail aasia4..
fi4 Hate
and n-. ~ liza
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
TAX COLLECTORS S.y

Will offer fer sale to the higbs.ss.
ior cash, before The cour hons - ----
own OF Holly Springs. Marsh
Miss on The Dist day ef Angus
tween eleven o'clock a m aud t.r.
, m. lots Ne 81, 3s. 80. aod paasl
35. 81. 80, n the town Of Halssr.
he caunty Aforesaid, owners ~
known: or so uuch. thereof as NAV
rient 10 pay 50 cfuis. the STATE ~
x due thereon. for The yeaf lS47 ~
'.eSis. JOIN K. McCARRUll
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