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SEsEF.fG ATEEK
OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS &c,
e.
At the new store.


Nun Street, opposite .Ntssrs. Darts & Brothers..
FOiLANABEE < Co. have IN store, aud are
M receiving weekly, tmm tier own uanuiaclory
a. phiiade phia. their spring and summer Goods. consIs-
ting, IN ped Of the following VIZ:
Ladies nd Slippers, Buskins and Ties, tim .oles
do Morocco do do do
do Seal do do do
do lnocla Hall Gailrts and Bnshins
do Call, Seal. Morocco aud KID Well Bushins
do do do do Straps and Slippers
Misses ktd and Morocco Duskins, slippers. Ties &c.
Children's Shoes ofall kinds
70, Gentlemen. we have Miles s. Sons superior Isl,
quality Dtess Boots
do do do 81 do do do
Calf, Morocco. KIP. Seal and Gram Boots Of Phlladel.
phta and faslern make.
Calf, Morocco and seal Half Boots and Bootees
" Short and Law Qnarler Shoes
Boys and Youths Boots ald Bootees, OF all the kinds
usually kept in This market.
Also venetian, Brussels and SaSony Carpet Bags
and Saleaels; superior Travelling Trunks; Backing and
Brushes; Palm Leaf Hats. SC. Sc.
Our stock Of goods being mostly of our own Ipanulac-
ture, We shall be enabled to scll very low for cash.
GILBERT FOLLANSBEE & Co,
April 1 Is
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20 the Travelling Public.
D.EFEk' EE.NE or AE.gGES.

VIE undersigned, proprietor It the line Of STAGES
. running lmm lynchhufg via New London aud
Liberty TO f%ineastle aud the Big Lick, hereby lnlorms
tho public that he has established a duly line Of Stage,
lrnm I%ynclbufI 10 Fincasile. connecting with a daily
line ut MI William A. hasfln's ffum FIneasllc, by the
Sweet and Red Springs, IN the Whlle sulphur. which
eannec : VI h a daily liue no~ in lnll operation to Guy
aniotte.-Ai the Sweet Springs there IS a ti weekly line
ri Stages running Ia the salt aud Red sulphur. and
tfon The Wine Sulphur there is a daily line running by
ihr Warm aud Hot Springs on 10 Slauntun. virginia.
The daily Stages Of The proprietor from Lyuchburg in
tersect with the Steam and Packet Boats at Lynch
burg. and Stages Mil, on The arrival at the boats, be read.
y, n the banks ollte Canal. 10 convey p4ssengcrs& iheir
baggage 10 any Tavern 10 which they may 20 in Lynch.
bury. free OF e.aIge.
The t~ti-@eekiy line from Iynclburg To Biz Lick is
slll IN operation. leaving lynchburg every Monday.
"Wednesday aud Friday. passing through Salem and
Chtsllansbnrg by faris's line Ia Wyihe c. H., aud
thence by nasd & Co.'S Inc, through Abingdon. 10
BlounlsvlIle, Tennessee.
There Is m nghtuayellinp on either of the above
laales Of the II piletlr aud passengers coming from The
Nesior South Viii reach l%ynehbulg ny 5o'cluck Z, NJ.
IN time Ia transact business and take Tue line ol boats
II liirhmnnd neat morning.
lie would say tnlhose Who wish Ia visit tho Virginia
Springs this season, that They viii find tins a pleas
aatand cxned1iaus route. The roads are in GOOD order;
and HE view tt1m The Bine Ridge. over which The Sta.
seS pass Is equal IN grandeur Of scenery To a ylew
imm The Peaks ol Otter.
ilaFlo4 al considerable expense provided himself with
nae ad comfortable coaches. excellent teams. and sober
and careful drivers. and ~pledglng himself to spare M
pains or expense 10 accommodate those WIN NAV chposp
10 pa'r'nlhe hun, he respectfully asks the patronage OF
the travelling public.
Fare To Flapa-tlo and Big Lick reduced to s3, and
way travel IN proportion. WM. FERRY,
o., 80. Proprietor.
Tho undersigned, Proprietor Of Tho linz OF Stages from
flncas'ie 10 the While sulphur Springs, would say to
The public, lhai hts daily line connects with tina, Of Mr..
y, lliiam Terry from Lynehhurg, on which there is no
night travelling; that he has good coaches and teams,
and careful drivers. and he assures the public that there
snail DO no detention of passengers after they reaci, his
Inc.
Fare reduced through 10 the White Sulphur Springs
'of 70 from Iynchburgi way travel In proportion.
NM. A. MASIIN,
Proprietor II the Iineasile and WI. Snl. line.
~ The Rieimnnd Wing and Enquirer will each in.
ser, . times, IN 'holr somi-weehly paper.
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WIN
ENGGAyEDN.

RS Ell. ClAPIiN'S School will again be o.
vs. pened ior The reception Of pupils, on the first day
OF October next.
iermS-$l5 per session of five months, for the frs,
class, slndying Enellsh Grammar, Geography, History.
Nalnra! Philosophy, Sc, and $40 per session. for all
others.
Every attention shall be paid to the morals and good
csidnct oI the pupils entrusted to her care.
Aug % w2w-w2w f23ee o..
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Aih6iNl\ At rules held in the Clerks ..J'oi the
' IlreHt superior CoIrt of Law and c hancery, holden
" ana > me county OF Campbell the l~tday ofJuly, 1874
Nnay Bryan, plaintiffs,
against
homas Bryan, Biddy Russell, Ephraim F. Gardner and
Agnes lis wife, Ann +. l.. Lcwellin, Catharine Lcwelinj
3ohn iewellln, Henry Robertson and Catharine his wife,
hees bryan ard Catharine Bryan, Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, Thomas BRYAN. Henry Robertson and
oa'hafine his wife, John Lewellln, Biddy Russell and Res
of'ah' not having entered their appearance and given seco'
my according to the act Of Assembly, and the rules OF ih'
Court It is ordered that said defendants do appear here on
me hrst Monday IN October next, and answer the bill fne
p'an"lhs and That a copy Of hi, order be forthwith inseI'
ca ~ some newspaper printed in the town Of Lynchonre'
ipt Two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted 4, the front door
u II oouFt house OF this county, ON some cour, day
a ~Copy-Tcste,
JNO. d. ALEXANDER, CIR
Aug. l WIN
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h"iNiA:-Atf rules held in the clerks office osthe cirH
' superior court OF law and chanccry, for Bedford county
the lst day of July, 1874: =.
'onh NJ OBEY. surviving partner Of Thomas A. Holeohu
and John NJ. Otey, late commission merchants and partners
'1"aihs uhaer the style and firm Of Holcombe s. Otey,
plaintiffs,
against
"iiiia!n Muse, administrator Of William Greenwood, "
ceased Margaret Greenwood, widow of said william n'e."
WOOD, ~Shadrick Selby and Joannah his wife, James Greer
~oon, pemarcus Greenwood, Willinm Greenwood, Decss"J
',eeh"oo1, Samuel Greenwood, and Sinah Grcen"o"'"
VIC Tue last three are infants under 81 years OF age,
Defendants
In CHANCERY. .a
] he defendant. William Greenwood. not having en's.
hs appearance and given security according to the ac, at
sethhiy, and the rules of this court, and it appearing H NJ
ftaetory evidence hat he is not an ~inhabitant oil TINS s-t
non"eaiih: tits ordered, that he do appear here on the I III
.ioiioay IN September next, and answer the bill OF the Pp ~
VI, ana mat a copy of this order be inserted in some u, nth
paper published IN the town of Lynchburg for two .sout
soccessively, and posted at the font door Of the cour'ho''
Q .'s county IN some court day. m.
A C~opy-rcste, JOS Wilson,.
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VlRGlNlA:-h rules held in the clerks Office of the
' circuit superior court of law AMI chancery, for Bed.
ford county, the LIST das ofJuly, 1911:
James Alaysc, surviving executor of Joseph Wright, de
ceased, Plaintiff,
against
Judith Mccormack, John Mccormack, Anderson Nc
Cormack, Wright Mccormack, William Mccormack, A
b'aham Mccormack, Nancy Mccormack, Polly McCoi
mack, Abraham Showalter and Frances his wife. md Nj
chael iIutts and Judith his wife, Defendants
In CHhNCERy.
The defendants Judith Mccormack John Mccormack,
w right McCormack, William MrCormick, Abraham Me-
tormack, Nancy Mccormack, Polly Mccormack, Abra-
ham ShoWnltcr and Frances his wife, and Michael iiutts
and Judith his wife not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according TO the act ci assembly, and the
rules of this court, AM. it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not Inhabitants @" this commonwealth tits
ordered that they do appear here on the first Monday in Sep
tember next, and answer the bills OF the plaintiff, and thata
copy OF TINS order be inserted in some newspaper published
IN the tpwnot lynchbufg, Tor two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the courthouse Of tins count, on
some court day, A Copy-Testc,
JOS. WILSON; ClE.
July 4 u2m
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/ Mar, II p vatiin.. +. C.. Watkins, Ld Vaihns,

Jn..rs. H. p. lrathias, I. G. Watk,ns. Joel yai""'',
PhfiD Uaikias ard iienry X. tfahhhd'
nNE Of sou To vii. L. G.. Watkins, being a non
resident of the Slsie OF Virginia, take notice,
that We shall take the depcsitions Of Maj. Samuel
d. NciDearmon AMI others, at The Tavern House
nf Nathan II. Tnurntnn. al Buckingham co,ft mouse,
"a. on the 5th day Of September, 1874. II said de-
n,si,on. should moi be taken or completed on that day,
ih,y will continue from day to day until compleied.-
SAID deposlions will be read as evidence IN a sui now
depending IN The circuit superior c1urt OF law and chan
Gerry. tor the county Of Buckingham. on The ehaneery
.iIe OF The said court. wherein yourselves and others are
lelr,don.s. aud DAVID Anderson, Jf. < Co. of Rich
monJ. Douglass B. iiauclck aud Nathan ii. Hancock
are plaintiffs, a, which, time and place YOU can attend
ii you think proper. DOUGLASS b. HANCOCK,
NATHAN II. HANCOCK.
Aug WV
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TO Grhriae .N"nmatiy and Ephraim .Nmnualy:

AXE NOTICE, thai shall take the den ,s,ti,,s
4 OF Reuben b 'alught aud others. al the tavern of
IT. L. IL. james, in the town of FafmyIlle. m The
county OF Prince Edward. aud the State OF Virplnia. on
lne <olh day Of september next, between The hours Of
oo'clock. A. NJ. and i o'clock. =. NJ, 10 be read as ey-
ldence IN a sui now depending in the Circuit Superior
Court "i Law and Chancery for Prince Edward coun-
", In which fult am plaintiff and you are defendants
II from any cause said depositions shonld not be compile
ted on The 10Th day of September. the taking will be
continued from day to day thereafter. between the af,re-
sad hours, until completed. ROBERT b. COLE.
July 20 w2m
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kE5ZKT'

ARoNE Frs and Travellers are respectfully inform
Ned that the subscriber has opened a Livery Stable At
the lower end of Main street, opposite the lsi creshyieri
an Caureh, iy'chbnrg' Va where he is prepared with
Stables and Lots for the accommodation If bnrsos an &c
good terms aud as well as any Stable in town FIN
ms long experience in the business he can render ms much
aid IN sales as drovers can get iom any other nr,s'S"
a ana see h'm. $. ID. PArTESoN.
and month. 'o' " u'y' week
fcb. )
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CHEAP ~riS,

n a - n
NnHI"ai %a~oesIas aEIS.
M are now receiving a large supply Of Groceries,
w which we will sell very iolc for cash, or in eN-
change for county produce, consisting IN part oil the fol-
lowing aftlele4:
800 bays IIapulta, Rio and Java Coffee.
% hllds. =. r.. n. o. aud 81. Croix Sugar,
10000 bales Cotton Yarn, Lcaksyille. CUNNINGHAM
Anderson aud l. ynclbure factories.
10000 lbs. Bacon, part Of oar own curing,
10 tons country Bar Iron,
: " Rolled Iron,
Z !" BGsiered Steel,
10 barrels Molasses,
5hhds, do
lOo barrels Herring,
"a bbls. Shad,
10 ball do
. bates Oznaburgs, No Sc,
10 do Domestic, 81, -, aud A.
5UDu lbs. Sole Leather, good aud damaged,
) bills. Madder.
: eereonS Caracas Indigo,
80 boxes Window Glass. SIX 10. lO< -.
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4 7 rules holden IN the Clerks Oaioo ofths Co,at,
a Patrick. at the courthouse, On Monday, tbs, u 81
August, lSIi:
fhoras J. Penn, PLAINTIFF
against
Joseph 5. Poinieater, aud George Staples, alm'r If 1t
PoindeAter, deed. Deleud,s,' 'aa
In (uAscERY.
The defendant, Joseph S. Poindex,er. not hayin, ,.,
his appearance and given security according 10 H. ,e'rd
Assembly and the rules Of this count, aud il apne,n1t"
satisfactory evidence that he is not AN inha bitant onhia"so'
it is ordered that the said defendant a.
here on the Isl Monday in October next, and ans,rPesf
Plaintiffs bill, and that a copy oil this order be ior,L. ~. y"
published in the L%snchburg Nirginian for eight we.ta"Nnnh
ce~sively, and posted Mt the front door OF the cou,,los' ",
this county on sone court lay.
4 Copy-Tesie,
SAM L. q. STAPLES, d. ca
Aug. Is va
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IRVINE ~ WM. &. IRVINE,
.ET'TOE.s'E X'S.sT L.fV.

ANiN,G formed a Co partnership in the practice OF
4 u the Law, tue former residing at Campbell court
house, aud the latter at his ~reslde1ce in Bedford CON-,
near New London, will regularly attend the courts Of
Campbell and Bedford, and will attend strictly to all bu.
siness cunided to them.
Letters addressed to them, or either ofthem. at Cann.
bell court house or al New London. will receive PROMPT
attention. f
June l3. w1,
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-ssa .~sasSSsae'

an ard after The Isl DAY Of april next, our PACK
~ Ell BOATS will leave Richmond M1nd' y
"Wednesday and F,ida, evenings. al 8 o'c!ock precisely,
and arrive nj Lyuclbufg at | o'clock, A. NJ. Wednes
days. Fridays and snndays
BY Tins arrangement. he mail and passengers from he
Norlh, going Wesl, Will leave Richmond directly after
the arrival Of the cars. aud arrive in Lynchburg - ~ 70
connect with the Western and Siuih. western mail stage
lines, - hours In advanreo II the present line.
RETURNING.
Leave Lynchbutg Monday, Wednesday aud Friday
ate 4. VI.
Arrive IN Richmond Tuesday. Thursday and Satur
day, by | =. Nj.
COMING IT
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LAW NOTICE.

VIE undersigned has unAed with HIM in the practice
n Of his profession, Mn. Charles II. SLAueurrR.
by tins arrangement. they vii, be enabled to give prompt
a"en''sn TO business They will practise in all the
courts heretofore attended by The undersigned.
Aug. s I'm
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N D SARSAPARILLA.

e. We submit the following without eonnenti
RatTrMogE. II. ath, 1871.
A Il. SANDS n Go -GrntieHeu /: / have used yoar IA
tract of Ssrsapafiila SINE il introduction INTO ihif city =
It gives ras pleasure to state | hsse fopad II 10 answer my
most saaguiae expectations. believe II to be The beat
pHeparaiioa Of that valuable article now IN use. Nilh much
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uSI received per boats Columbia aud Kanawha.
- l25 kegs assorted Nails.
. hhds 7. II. and n. q. Sugar,
% bags Rio aud L.aguira Coffee,
81 boxes and barrels Olive OIL,
! casks old Port Wine,
a do old Madeira do
10 sacks Salt. All of which are offered at the
lowest price by EDMOND, WATSON & Co.
q, me old stand OF Buyd, Edmond 4 Davenport, on the
July Is .
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July IS

\iht'tNiA:-A rules held in the clerks Office nj the en-,
Gull superior court of law and chancerv for The ropn,v
o'n ahefst' on Monday, the Is, day of Julv. is44
"i'iiath Jordan, Samuel Garland and Jane II. Garland.
Plaintiffs,
u against
Thomas p. Jordan, Defendant
IL CHAycERy.
The defendant not having entered his appearapc,o and c;v.
en- security according to the act Of assembl, and tho ,,Ia.,,r
!ns eonrt.a ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence that lie
j. 10, an ihhahitan' OF This country il is ordered tina, tho
s"iud defendant do appear here the first Monday in Noycnbcr
neS' y answer The bill of the plaintiffs, aud that a copy of this
utuer DC forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
80 rms vi. Lyhchharg,. Tor two months successfully and
po''eua tue iroht door Of the courthouse Of tins ro,u,x
A Copv-Teste.
An. % ~ ~i'N9hh',alk
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REED 81 E.Ng1a IiEesaV,

REED 81 E.ygN EEseaV.
RE offering Tor sale at the very lowest market
= \ prices:
. bags Concr. Rio Iaenira. Java, Sc,
D htds. \. Orleans, = ii,cn < 81. Cr1ix Sugar.
~ hoNes Loaf sugar lassurted,)
1dnn.~det, Young llysau, Imperial and Black
Tea.
Sperm and 1allow Candles. Saap. Spices. Bueke,s.
Broons. Olive OIL. Lamp Oh, Port. Madeira.
Sherry, Malaga aud Claret Wines. " it'll all
other articles IN our liue.
june 3 .
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Aug 8

NiRHiNIA:-A rules held in the clerks flee of the c il.
' cunt superior court of L,w and chancer,, for ledfsrd
county, the lSi day al July, i8ii.
John A. barton and James L. johnson, trustees,
plaintiffs.
against
Stephen G. Hurt Pleasant Preston and Thomas l.. LEFT.
wiei1 m'rchan,s and partners, Trading under The siyle and
Inn OF stephen {. HINT & Co. Richard Tyre, Alfred A.
Il II ,John W. Holt, Grief Il. Adams, John +. Tinxton. lien.
~ Pie's Isaac Gilpin, Thomas Preus, LangwortlI Grs,,
Alaxnnter Smith, Sarah Smith, Alice Smith, Alfred Gooldy
John ci"yior, Beverly tr"mp, Thomas Davis, Burket Ora,
jams cray. SIios Dcafing, Juhn llaidlrston, the I,edfod
Savings Bank nj 1Ibcity, the President aud Dnrct Tors Of The
Link OF virginia ~ Buch1nun, the President az Dmet to,
ni the fntmers' Bank Of virginia nj I.y nchburg, Edward u.
Strpt1e, MhVhacl Hart, William Mead, Thomas Mead, Hen.
rf ilesi, sarah >. GRAY, Thomas bycrs,reet, Josrp, vii.
son aud i."dowick Mcdaniel. nd ara of Parham Arlington,
Gsc'd, ani Jnhal Jordan aud AciIenrv Jordan, adm'rs Of
Marquis u. Gray, deed. and Jesse A. Bramblett,
Defendants.
IL CHANcERr,
me defendant Jesse \. Bran 1lett not hay ing entered hi.
seinblN, and the rules of this courf, md il appearing hy smi.
factory evidence ihat he is moi am inl,aliinnt OF tins com.
nionHehithj II Is ordered, that he do appaer here ON the fret
hohiaN ~ september next, aud answer the PLAINTIFF bill,
~ 'a ms order b. inserted IN sonr newspaper. publish.
eoin me Town OF LNncl'urg, for Two months successiyrIy and
posse" al the front door oi the court house of this county o.
some court day.
A ~Cnpy-Trst,,
Joly. JOS. WILsoN,1''r
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II. ". W. III y r. T. n,
q FORMERLY or pIRGLNI4A
Al ~ w.
MACON. GEORGIA.
Refers tn Nm. II Mcfarland. Esq Richmond.
Dr. slerlios Nuleli, B~nctland, Va.
$50. in6m
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July 4

Copy-Trs,,,
July 4 d"
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RIctIs1nNn Oct. 10Th. Is II.

Denr Sir:-pcrmit me, through tho medium OF
your papor to cypress nv warmcs, feelings Of
gratitude and thanks to Mr.. Solomon Meredith
and his amiablc lady, for the cordial reception
myself and company of li,tlc ladies and song
singers received at their hands, on the llth and
18th inst during our late visit to Ca nbrldgo CITY,
And permit mo also to tender my thanks to the
parents for tho confidence rcposod in me by com
hitting TO my and charge their amable little
daughters. Yours, &c.
j. w. MAXWELL.
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J. w. MAXWELL.
ASHLAND. Oct. 10Th. 1871.

ASHLAND. Oct. 10Th. 1871.
DEAR SlR:--I am requested by tho ladies' who
accompanied 10 tho late wing meeting at Cam
bridge city to tender to Mr.. John Hutchinson and
family, their sincere and unfcigned thanks for
tho hospitality and kindness extended TO Thorn on
tho occasion referred TO. am a $50 instructed by
the members of tho Club to tender to Mr.. Williams
Patty and family their hearty acknowledgment of
tho Obligations they undor to them for tho
free and liberal hospitality with which they wore
treated on tho same occasion; and to shy that
we shall all be happy in opportunity to racip-
socato the kindness extended to US.
Yours, for Old Hal forever.
J. w. LEAGUE, T. A. c. C..
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4 Certain Cure for Diarrhea

Tho following remedy, the Philadelphia Times
saws, was nevor known to fail. 1t is very SIMPLE
Mako Ii.lo bag gu. of new Iinen strongly sewcd
of about four inches long. and ono inch ana al
ho,f in diane,er stamp j. full Of wheat -four as
full as you can got it; ito the bag whom heo, ana
h;i i for nm hour in cloan water then take IL VI
md let j, 90, cold; rip open tho bag and take OIL
the outer crus. which tho water OCCASIONS and
take Of the chaIky part tea spoonful oscry s"o
hours. and 80 on dlnin ishlng the dose and tins
"a the patient feels relieved, SO as not to create
costiyencss.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19

Martnsyillo Wesley Dorsey.
Isaac Owon, agent for the Indiana Asbury l.
niversity. -
George w. Bowers, Daniel DeAlo:, John Il.
n. Mott. Thomas II. Sink, transferred 10 North
Indiana Conference.
Conrad Muth. Michael Mufnger, John Swat
hen, Henry koenecke, George A. Brunlg trans
fcrred to Ohio Conference and stationed IN INC
German department.
These appointments are exclusive OF thoso OF
tho North Indiana Conference.
Tho noxt Conference will meet at Madison inc
9th Of September.
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On Tuesday morning last. by tho Rev. Mr..
Whallon, Mr.. JOHN $. LYLE TO Miss CAROLINE
FINLEY. all Of this city.
We congratulate Young friends upon their
happy "troaty of anncxation.' In it there is no
broken faith no war, and It consumatcd by
the common consent of the Union.' and upon
..just and fair torms.'' The cake excellent,
and they have our bost wishes for long and hap
by life.
On Thursday last, hv tho Rev WV. VI. Bcvcc. Mr..
JfRxMAu GRIMES. - MIS-, May ANN UAISrs, of this
vicinity.
Tho fair bride has thanks for the portion of
exquisite cake furnished us on the above occasion.
1t is our prayer. and tho prayers Of tho printers
felicity incdent to tho married life. May they
live as long life is desirable, and may thor
last days be far happier. if possible, than tho
first.
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Administrative Notice.

yTHE undersigned has taken cut of the Wayne Probate
4 Court letters of administration The eaiate Of
Thomas ellis deceased, late OF said rnunty all
ind .bted TO estate will please make immediate pay
ami ali hav wing claims against The will present
,em evativ authenticated for settlement, within the
prescribed by law. The estate is propNb'y soivent
FANNY NICHOLS,
Oct 18Th Is44. 49, Adn'S.
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RlC NONO CASH STOR E
NV FIR Al

flames F.. KEGV!S. returning ,hanks TO his
- friends iloefa patronage EXTENDED 10 Nun
doing this would respectfully iiotn
having associated with hini Raiph rage. tae
bu. ns viii hereafter conducted the aud s'yis
Reeves 4 raiga ts- cid wand Of l. Neevsswh
can a, all ,nes found gs.etal assortment OF goods
nj prices, for cash
Richmond, Oct. |, ls44.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19
Executors Notice.

~uE ,a.,.y,ed have taken on, Of the Wayne Probate
Court, letters Parliamentary the estate OF Ann Jet.
les late said county. and request an
the TO make mnienia'e payment
and claims against the same 10 present.
them legally for settlement, within the TINS
,,e.cribed by law The estate is probably solvent.
WAY JEFFRIES.
JOSHUA JEFFRtEs.
10Th mo 10th 1914 Execo'ofs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19
SALE FOR IA \ l. 3.
Dclinouent Taxes for 1913 and 1914

BY virtue of prcccpt to ne directed from the
city clerk, shall offer at public sale, on tho
Second Monday of November next.
at the Council Cha ubor door, first the Rents and
Profits, and, in failure of that satisfying tho Taxes
due, the fee simple Of tho following Real Is
tate, all lying and being in the city OF Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana. and taken and distressed
for Taxes, the property Of tho following named