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TOY IT" THOU
Agriculture-I'hc Spade.

4
| am highly pleased to see that IN the course OF
the exercises of the next fair of the American In
stitute, we are to have one which aslar as know
has never been exhibited. | refer to the compe-
ttion with the Spade. The plow has always re-
ceived portion of honor from sensible men
but my great Garden friend the Spade has worked
his millions Of days in beautifyiDg the choicest
spots where Ladies tread He has made all the
best Beds for Flora since she first trod upon this
beautiful little planet of ours-and he has never
received polish from the hand Of art and has
had to work very hard indeed to obtain partial
shine on the lower part of his invaluable blade +!
think that Spades are now about to triumph.
Swords and guns are no longer 10 be the only
aristocracy Of this Republic! glorying in all the
polish And pray let me ask, why shall that no.
best of works, Agriculture, be done with rusty,
iil-made instrumcnts-of soft and bad iron
hardly touch of steel in any of them, while The
world is ransacked to get bit of that precious
metal, fine steel, to make sword of Why, my
Dear Sir, not long ago Damascus sword blade
is said 70 have been sold for about eighteen nun
bred dollars, while Spade which IS worth all
the swords that ever cut human flesh, from Cam
to the last cut of all, is made OF the poorest stuff
I for one shall enjoy the delightful exhibition oil
our vigorous gardeners welding their ghtterlng
Spades, beyond all the ducls, com6ats, touFna-
ments, battles and murders that have crlmsoned
that soil which Jehovah commanded US to till with
the sweat of our brows.
Did you ever closely examine the Trowe Of an
American brcklayer7 Do it, and you will see
the judgment, the true taste, shown in his Ironel
That little builder Of cities, the Tr0'oel, has had
Justice done to him. He has an edge that deties
all opposition when he comes in collision with a
flint, tho fire flies, but his edge is unmoved. So
ought it to be with the Spade. A properly tenn
psred, polished stc.l Spade will pay his master,
in extra work, ten times his cost In one summers
digging.
have said little in favor Of my old friend
Spade, but there is more to come. Ii. MElGs,
Secretary the Farmers Club Of the American Institute
9ugust 9Th 1874.
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The Spirit OF Tennessee.
Private Correspondence.

NV MAKRET, Tea. August 6, 1914.
We have great Political excitement here TN
the Presidential Election. Never have l seen
any thing like it. The all.absorbing subjects arc
the Tariff and Texas. The whole Stale is lined
with stump orators thicker than ever were
Clock.P, dders in the best of their days The
Wig orators sustaining the Tariff OF lS42-the
Loco focns opposing and condcmning H. The
Wings opposing the Annexation of Texas with
out the coi.sen, of Mexco-lhe Lpcos contend
ing ior IT right or wrong. II your rorf Loco>,
ii any you have, Guild hear Folks Organs II
Tennvsee abuse al. 1,ulFs, II seems 10 me they
wouid teal as Crockett used 10 Say, rather In
snsrl' believe the Taif' question is gain
ins every cay, and tue lex1s ham5ug IS certain
ly knllug Itself aud, unless great changes
should yet take place, Tenu' ssee Will certainly
20 ior Clay. We have grea, conhi,ncC in New
York dong the same. Yours.
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and any larger number at The rate OF SIC per
hundred, cash in advance We will throw in
what back numbers we have 50 long as they las.
We intend sending to each subscriber, as
soon as NAV be, double number containing
the fun returns Of ;he Presidential Election,
if we can possibly afford it. Our lest regular
nuInber will announce the result.
Friends Of Clay and FRELNGHUYsEN il you
think The Tribune DOES any good to the cause,
obHge Us by helping il TO do more.
fur. l. 1874
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THE WIG DOCUMENTS.

The following is list OF the Wing Documents
now for sale at the Tribune Office. Orders from
Clay Clubs. Wing Committees, Booksellers, Mer-
chants and individuals, accompanied by the cash,
are promptly attended 10, and the Documents ship
ped O any pert OF the United States.
SARGENT'S LIFE OF CLhY-The fullest and most
complete Biography OF NJ. Clay evSr written f'iee
l2ja per 20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 CO
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. vols.
with EngIavings bound 81 .; By the quantities.. 81
THE CLAY TRIBUNE. a Weekly Newspaper. For
terms Sec Prospectus in another column.
THE AMERICAN LABoRER. Hall bound. o.
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE A Trac, BY
H. Greeley. Per lCJ copies %
THE TARIFF AS II Is By f. Greeley. Per l0... q
SPEECH OF JOHN NJ. CLAYToN-per 100 copies | -
WING GONGS-Clay and FTe!inghuysen-an admin.
bic collection OF the very te-per 100 copes...... 80
TIE TARIFF QUESTION IN GERMaNY-pef 100 o.
COMMERCIAL. INTERCOURSE OFTHE UNITED
STATES AND GREAT BkrTilN-oe. i0O copies GO
LETTERS OF cASSIUS NJ. Cl.AY-per lU0 copies GO
DIE WING ALMiNAC-psr 100 copIes.. .........,. %
TIE T 1ISS Y JUMPS per l0 do. '..... q
CUkNENCf. DO dO -..........'.. l oS
The TAKE DO. co. ............'' ~
LIZ Or HENRY liza us ........'..'.' ! -
lON. GO uu .',....s's''' ! ~
DEMOChAIf. 30, CO. ! 90
LABOR ANDCAPfTAL. do. p" do. .............l y
THE PUBLIC LANDS. do. - qo .............. ~
ANNEXATION pF lt.Ahs, co. V.
TARfFF TRlUMPHANT, =" do, .......,...... 90
Cr Orders must be addressed to
GREELEY {: McEIRATH,
Tribune buildings. New York.
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Enw ;SenGy.

|. PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE: The Cues
lion Stated aud Considered: BY II. GREELEY, is
Iusr published in large, close tract OF 10 pages
Price - per hundred, SIS per thousand. This
Pamphlet aims TO present succincI and lucid sum
,nury Of the argument for Protective Tariff, meet
,ng and answering the adverse Assumptions al
sSicc IIauc.
II. THE TARIFF as 1T Is, compared with the
Substitute Proposed ny its Adversares; being
clear statement Of every material provision OF the
prescn, Tariff, with the reasons for imposing a
higher or lower duty On nearly every important
article. The several clauses are contrasted with the
mischievous and defective provisions OF Mckay .
bill. The purpose ofhs Tract is 10 show the beneil-
cia effects of Protection and the utter mpossibility
OF affording even Incidentai Protection ny H0rt.
=ontal Tariff Price 81 per hundred, $l5 per thou
sand. Orders are respectfully solicited, by GREE
LEY g. McELRArH, Tribune office, New-fork.
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PlcgrocKEr ARRESTED While D.. Parker OF
th,s CITY was on d visit To the Museum, or Sat
urday evening, he had his pocket picked Of his
pock., book The light fingered gentleman was
caueh, IN the act, and immediately arrested
HIS naInc is John Shinkie, OF Ne" J.rscy, and
nc put up al the New England House IN ,hrs city
fBoston Times
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G The pTce TOO c0pe' Of the 'rst EIGHT NUMBERS
ortnese Tracts the Publication Office sl5: Of No. IN.
so per lC00 of $40 l0 The Entire Series bound in
paper. cnn be had. ordered.
ny "1he-e little pamphlets are working infinite good TO
the Wing cause and observe it'll pleasure tnu they have
become Ire STANDARD Publications in our party.
lNew-O Bee.
Published by GREELEY {. ;IcELRATH. Tribune Office.
100 Nassntree, New orkhy whom orders will be prompt
y executed for any part ofthe Union.
.Nf,c York, .July, ISL. Jyl LAWS
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MAKING TIE Met OF WOOD cuT.-The wood
cut III Que OF ihe New Yoik papers, which the
editor pre,ends Is Correct likeness If Joe Smith,
had previously been used for Mcleod, Parson
Miller, Babe The pirate, and the e Razor Strop
Man" Buffalo Gazette,
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uT An unsuccessful attempt vas mace lately
to rob the Bank of Midulehury. VI. Inc Cashier
slept in the room IN the rear OF the building ana
The robbers. alarmed at noise made by hun, pre-
cluitately fled.
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u Mr. PEEr, Prlnc.pa Of the New York H.
s,itue for the Deaf and Dumb, is rrv'lng III
the W. Stern part Of the State with u class oi pu.
pills fron the institution, and gave an exhlnlinD
to large audience at Rochester On Thursday
evening last.
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Circulate the Documents.

THE CLAY TRIBUNE will De sent from
The present tine 10 the Presidential Election al
the following reduced rates:
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IL Nc.tce.--Tu EDITORS OF NEWSPAPERS
AND FErIuDICnLs3-J'ic sutscriber .ttend tn col
lecting OF cue editors tie OF ftsUui
Allegheny.
He will also receive sue criptoGs for all newspapers and
periodicals. AsO for advertising: ana lie hopes that ed
generay will him his present undertaking. The
city references and security requlfed will he
given for the faithful performance OF duly Al - i-'.s.
attended To- Adcress SAMU Ell GELSTOS.
m 80 l'hri-.treet.
nuI.5t near the Post Office. Pittsburgh Pa.
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1--WE CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS OF Or COT
Il KAIU blamed u world vide celebrity. ana per:
hnps no man has been compe-y vrtmlZsd
by empncs than Dr. G. M SOONER d*' his ski einbfaa
some article calculated 10 tie pam oil cr'"fmy.
than It instantly pounreh Upon by The gnoant M suaa
who lmats every poDt-e1r-png ~ virue, ne unwa
~ are therefore cautioned against purchasing any o. me ol
loving ace-. except at Dr. iouhudh ony Ne" YORK Do
nal n Wplkef street, fret store tom ~" hhwgy.
POUnRE SUBTITLE for erud,cht'r5 '"p@rnon' hnlr from
uny pnft Of the human bhy Away, tesrd before bJing;
Prof positive this. AID mistake DIRECTIONS rfench aud
English accompany each buLtle
ITAiIAN SiEDICATED SOAP Tor cum pimpIes,
freck biotches. tan, ednes .n"wnes. morphew enps.
las and al cu'aueou, complaints. 20 cent, IN cake
GREiIAN lair DYE. will c"!ur rcd or gay hair 10
beautiful blnck nj the option Of the user without
stunning the skin. Warranted.
LIQUID VEGErAB + R0UGE-Go cent?
BI aNC bE>P ACNE. or Sprn'h w bite tor the conpeS
ION. Is cents box
IUBI ~. GUERL!N'S, and other oertuioey. Remsm-
her ~ Walker street l.. yRpm itrfnanny ma, 49,
HGENCY FOR DALIEY'- MAGICAL PAIN EX
TRACTOR, Ut the above number n an, -
Aeens-A thesr, sr"t, Fhihfe'ph'a; Mllk street
Bpsn Ives arn o.sf Nesnndypc raven, TOT
Coses Springfield Fere. MIddlet"wD; hiyen. New ia-
ven Psarce Albany Tousey. Rochester, Sorr'. Hudson
Cmv Po'keepse &c Jy2 I'm
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0-Jamcs i. Hodge. who practically familiar with
Mining operations ard the working of Ores in the United
STATES and Cuba may be consulted the value of mining
lands Ores and minerals. his No. 2! Granite building.
corner of Broadway and ChnmbeTsStrcet.
tie will anayze Minerals Soils Waters. and articles OF Com
merce MS POTASH Ranln White Lend &c. &c. Specimens
of Minerals Ores aud Earths may be hun from the
try and he will either their value and uses at once
submit them analysis may be required and his
charges will vury accordingly.
References Giinnell, Mnturn K Co.. Prof j. Revere NJ.
D., w. c. Red:ield Esl.
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goREs TUESDAY roRvINsa AUGUST 90, issa.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. lr0 NiSSAU-STREET.
~ kiads of Job Printing. such
IASFELzTs. s!ALAoTI Snow Bills
CATALOGUES LHcTvRy nrLIs
LHKCks. CARDS, CONCERT Bills PLAIN END
Insurance PoLIcTgG. Fancy
BILLS or LApiNs, Political bills
CIRCULARS. CIRCULARS treat Sr
r0ulptY executed AZ The Office of the Tribune No. @ Nassau
Ereot-oDDtsra ;he Park.
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G- Thomson's Clay Medallion sale at the
Tribune Office leo Nussau.strec;, THoasoss CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion acknowledged Likeness and ponouncedu
masterpiece art Price per hundred. Orders from Clay
Clubs solicited. Y!l VI
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u Anew 'WesieJ an methodist church was
dedicated at Springfield, Mass. on the 18th INST
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OF Mutual Life Insurance Company or
Vori-Thn Institution. issued durn. the month
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FOR THE PILES.
DP TPBd1T,S EIEETEARY

N INTERVAL REMEDY-s certain cure for Piles.
N either internal external bleeding or blind Gases OF
twenty years standing have been permanently cured by ths
n,nl, Of efficacy he oicn he NJ, imposed upon
see TINT the sgnaturo the Proprietor. his own hnnd writ
ns on the outside wrapper ever hn remember that
tine nhove medicine be obtnned 10 THIS CIV oSLf n, No
lg Buwer tour doors shove Spnn2-, @t It I've original
and sole 'opnetu. "a. UruAa NJ d I,gm ay educated
IN, scan twenty years experience confined 10 m OFTGK
pr ,cTcK where Piles und n chr sucresfu!y
renied flee hours FRONT A. N. 70 r. NJ. ADVICE gratis
~, q;
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Of Hardware, Cutlery, Gc'-LEWls BEiiE-
DICT co. respectfully inform ;he friends and the public
generally that they have removed TO this city ID have taken
the Store 81 PeaI.eet. oppose the Pear.reet House..
where they opening large and welseected assoE
rnent of Goods, both Foreign and Domestic. which ey
would cell nf 'ho 'shin9 purchase ap30u
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Dc Water Cure.-J. Shew. NJ. d. un author on Wa
Cure 2S Four;hs Broadway regarding the system
BIZ far the mos; RATIONAL efficient and st in all discusses.
practices ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS drugs of any kind d. 4 Is
making arrangements open establishment in which
carry out the system more fully. Tie poor advised graut-
ousy iiy3 3m+
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We have employed NJ Hedge 10 perform Soma chemca
analyses and from the which they %er
executed cheeriuy recommend his services To nos
recurring such work. A. D. SANDS & W.
Ssw- York lime / 1914 le2 eOdtf
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TRIBUNE BOOK B1NDERy.

TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. S?RUcR SraE2r,
THIRD STORY.
GAYLORD " ALEXANDER,
Arc prepared to execute Binding 10, BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals.
n. B. Particular attention paid rebuilding Old BooS Pc
nodcIls. Music, &c. good style at reasonable rates
short notice. u1u
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10 North American Phnlan1. Monmouth Co
~ j. tAddess Leedsvile r. o. IS from Newly ork via
steamboat GRUS from Fulton Narke; Red Bank daily dur
IN. the summer. Nh EDWARD GILES IS the accredited
Agent Of the Pha!anx New uk, aud may
business from 81 O'Clock P. NJ his residence Nc IL
Walker-st iyl 2n
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For e single Opy,..............-.....o5 cents
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rTkEE IuNzUS TRACTS,

=. :.
GREELEY {: McFLRATH,
T'ri,,una RuldDys New Y oft
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DC The Books OF Subscription: 10 the Capita
Stock ofths New York md Enc Railroad Co. open
the Office of the Company No. u Ealst.ee between
hGuH OF: 10 nnds VIM NJ GOULD Sec.e;:Iy
NeE-Ynrs. April 9th. 1874 y
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DOARD.-A large double room the second hoor; can
- be- bad with full b,rafd - Hudson street sut Wv
AIRS. A. BROWNS RnarJinE u use has been removed
vi the OF Greenwich street ana Battery fscr
where Will b. happy hr permanent ma
tr4n,cn, boarters The house has eco Irnr.uEhy epa
,ud DrIr,i nm and one OF = su residences IN
lie c, commanding tut 81 ine Battery ard Bay at
the tne time and where there Aiays irr .en bfe~Le
which render y both pleasant npd i""fhy ". u"
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'ES DOLLARS REIvARg-ricxsBcEe B.Er STOCK
-; Certificate FOR thirty shares Of Vicktborg BanS
IN tns NINE Of Buekley 4 Peek ADD numbered 5 WITH
We ~ orney attached lost Saturday. 81 hsIeS
va ~ 70 eIer sui Wal 81. Ths
rnh6
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5iOAL. COAL.-Super.or Peach On:har! Red Ash Coa
T. fri Inc spoon and Salem veinsEsg and Broken. S.
Store. 81 5 Nut, 81 80 well screened, weighed by ac'y
cher delivered free to part oi the city
Apply yard OF Greenwich and Christopher srects.
or III lS Amos. Coal By the cargo-Pea and dust cheap
mb6 6m JAS FERGUSON.
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COAL-tavng handsome nent 81 NO Ns'i"s inds
Y oal, both Tor domestic ueppartui'rg pur ss
and which making dsy aedarUnt. We wouia
inYle The nenlinn OF cotnunefs Thereto.
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70 all WHERE sample, be seen and al ne yaId
cor Hudson aud Amos ss are.
Orders ais, receIved per Dtspotch Post W. oni
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Z PARTNER WANTED. with a Moderate capital. to
~ the manufacture 81 ron generally ard e-pe-
cay the Manufacture o Wrought fon drct from The orc
Adirrss q may LETT the office oil the Tribune
where also. lie had. ht}
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NITANTED-A 'tust,nn waiter by young colored
w aged about twenty years He Is used u hores
and Ike himself eve,y way useful The bet 81
mOnda tons can be given. Apply TO HOWE,
fus
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REALLY GOOD SHAVING SOAP At LAsi rs! .s
"a old maple, Sunp mad. into pefuned Paste nlI So a.
"a Rrondvny an s. nathan street Il really makes nue.
rch lasting niher slenmg the skin nnd beard that
NJ ~; W.. -. W ~ Ia" ~ ~ 49, ala In
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w hsn1hDs Books.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-20
INVALUABLE
F a mily NE dizziness s.
sgsf g ;ssgzls
Is asssassa y DllSS gal DE sssA
|sSl 5g 81 ky Z: 3 = 81 8 g1
''Proue all things, and hold fast 10 tha

.sProue all things, and hold fast 10 thai
Dhich is gooda"-Paul.
HHyHESE Pills are no longer among those
G of doubtful utility They have passed
away from The thousands daily launched oil
the "tide of experiment" aud now stand higher
in reputation, aud are becoming more exten.
sively used than any other medicine ever pre-
pared. They have been inlruduced into every
place where il has been found possible to carry
them, and there are few towns, or villages,
but contain some remarkable evidences OF
their good effects. But it is no. necessary 10
advertise them at large. or to say any thing
further Of them. than to Ucantion ;hose wish
ing to purchase Antibillious Family Medicine,
10 be particular to enquire for SPENCE 5
VEGETABLE PILLS. as there are numer.
Gus preparations put on sale almost every day,
Of doubtful efficacy. To satisfy lle ,rOrtd of
the inestimable worth of this Medicine,
wond simply observe that, it has been long
used by some ofthe leading lights Of the pro-
fessinn in their extensive practice, and is now
prepared with great care, and upon scientific
and chemical principles, for general use. by
the present proprietor ONLY. The amputation
of Quackery therefore cannot be a6ired to this
Medicine. since it is tho preparation of regular
practising Physicians, ,ctO haze made the healing
art their profession, and ,chose pharmacentie
preparations piH cver be held in tho highest esti
nation,
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sSEazEEa
llsSs2 I'D gH gA d
K13as EsSsIgla
& IsS a VII
p 2 ga 11ss M

THYHESE PILLS wherever they have been
Ill fairly tried have established an enviable
celebrity, and are daily supersedins all other
preparations in curing the diseases for which
they are prepared.
The following certificate is from Judge For
est, n gentleman of the first respectability in
Jefferson co., Alabama.
JonesJoro', Aia., 4th Feb. 1874.
| certify that in the summer Of 1912 had n
severe attack offever and ague. and was for
some time under the treatment Of physician,
but received no benefit from his prescriptions
my disease continuing 10 increase in TIE
frequency and severity ofits attacks. Lat last
had recourse to DR.. Hulls Fever and Ague and
Anti.Fever Pills, and in using half box vas
entirely cured, and have renamed in good
health ever since. afterwards had in my
family several cases Of fever and ague. and
have in every instance made use of Hull's
Pills, which have always immediately effected
azure. IF. FOREST"
Price, 81 per box. with directions. q.
ID a fresh supply, just received and for
sale, by ]. D. .TIBBETT'S Il
Oct. 80 6m .H al
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Sheri6,,s Sale.

nY virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Fa,
Id cias, j will proceed to sell at Edge
field Court House, on The First Monday
and Tuesday in December next, the follow
Ing property
Luther Roll, N. L. Griffin and Others,
VS.. Charles Lamar, the House and Lot III
tho, town oe Hamburg, known as the A
merican Hotel occupied at this time by
Robert r. Hunter, as Public Tavern.
Michael Barr, Admir-, VS.. George w.
Marlborough aud Robert T. Moore, Survi.
.vors, tract of land containing one hun.
dred and fifty acres, more or less, adjoin-
ing lands of Uriah lnabnei, Catharine In
nbnet and others, as the property of The
Defendant, George w. Marlborough.
Michael Barr, Admir-, vs.. Robert I.
Moore and William Bridges, Adm'rs., the
tract Of land where Samuel Moore lived at
the time of his death, containing nine hum
tired acres, more or less, adjoining Of lands
Of Joel Inabnet and others.
MiIledge Galphin and others, vs. Milledge
Hankinson. Admir-, one negro boy, Billy.
Martin Hit vs.. John Thurmond, one
Carriage.
Terms. cash.
Fl. BOUL WARE. S. E. D.
Nov. 8 4t AZ
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State Of South Carolina.
:EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Samuel Cartledgc. Administrator of
Richard Hardy, deceased,
The Distributes Of the said Richard

Hardy, deceased.
NM7 HEREAS the said Samuel Cariledge,
wv Administrator of Richard Hardy. dec ed. !.
has made application to me- 10 account Tor and
settle UP all his transactions, as Administrator,
on said Esta,e, These are therefore to cite and
admonish, all and singular, the Distributes OF
the Estate Of the said Richard Hardy, deceased, /,
to wit: Thomas Hardy, James Hardy, Richard
Hardy, Abner Glantcn and Tavy his wife, ia
cob Lucius and his wife Martha, Lucy Parks
widov of John Parks, decreased, James Key
and Eliza Key. children of Eliza Key. deceased,
Branty Tompkins and Fnrman Tompkins,
children of Susan Tompkins, deceased, the legal
representatives OF Nancy Howerton, decea-
sed, who was the wife of James .Howerton and
daughter of sait' Richard Hardy, deceased,
Elizabeth Hardy the youngest daughter, and
mary Ha,dy, the widow Of the said Richard
HARDY. 10 be aid appear before me in my Of:
fce. at Edscfeld Court House, on Monday
the 10Th day of February next, to show cause;
if any they have, why the accounts OF the SAID
Samuel Carlledge shonld moi be finally accep,,
ted and received, and final settlement aild
decree made upon his Administration upon the
Estate Of The said Richard Hardy, deceased.
Giren under my hand aud seal this The 2ls
October, 1874.
JOHN HILL, o. f. D.
Oct. % If 80