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Gen. TAYLOR Headed.

e The singular simplicity that marks &c n,
n Taylor's personal appearance and habits,
have become subject Of universal fame.
i II is curious, that soldier, so eminent in
all the qualities of discipline, should be so
zen-looking in hissown appearance
A curious scene occurred al Point Isabel
at the time Com. Conner appeared off that
place with his feet, to give succor to the
"Army of Occupation" Com. Conner is a
naval officer that is not only strict in his
dress, bat has a Philadelphia nicely about,
it. He appears in full and splendid uni,
form on Ill public oc casions, being the ex,
act counterpart in this particular of Gen.
Taylor.
Al the proper time, Com. Conner sent
word to Gen. Taylor, that he ould come
ashore to pay him visit Of ceremony.
This put old "Rongh and Ready" into
tremendous excitement. IfCom Conner
had quietly come up to his tent, and given
him sailors grip, and sat down on camp
chest, and talked over atlers in an old
fashioned way, Gen. Taylor would have
been prepared; hut TO have the most care,
fully dressed officer in our Navy command
ing the 6nest fleet, to come in full uniform
surrounded by all the glittering pomp of
splendid equipments--to pay a visit ofl
ceremony, was more than Gen. Taylo
had, without some effort, nerve 10 90
through will; but, ever equal to emergen-
cies, lie determined TO compliment Com.
Conner, and through him the Navy, 6y ap-
pearing IN full uniform, thing his officers
associated with him for years, had never
witnessed.
In the meanwhile Com. Conner. was
over the most proper way TO
compliment Gen. Taylor. Having heard
IF his peculiar disregard ofmilitary dress,
le codcluded he would make the visit ia
manner comporling TO Gen. Taylor's
'abits, and conseqentIy equipped himself l
n plain white drilling, and unattended, c
anne ashore. r
The moment old "Rough and Ready" il
card that Com. Conner had landed, he t
some heavy work, lie was per- C
'nally attending TO about the camp, and d
recipitately rushed into his tent, deyed o
the bottom Of an old chest, and pulle
At a uniform cost, that had peacefully al
nmberod for years in undisturbed quie. g
de. slipped himself into it, in his haste fr
stening it SO that one side Of The stand te
G collar was three button holes above
e other, and sat himselfdown as uncom. r,
r'able as can well be imagined. With +.
let step and unattended, Com Conner
esented himself at Gen, Taylor's tent ~
e two soldiers shook hands, both in ex. -
edbg aston ishment al each others per.
nal appearance. las
Inc wags IN the army say. that the oi
owe contains the only authentic accoun, Joo
ere Gen. Taylor was ever headed. and SIN
ce that time, he has taken to linen
indsbodts of the largest dimensions,
'h more pertinaoity than ever.-N o. Ne
opic. lea
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-07-31

UF Capt John Caldwell, leaves Upper
Sandusky this day, "wednesday for Point
Isabel, as Commissary, having received tn
appointment. May peace plenty and pros.
perity attend him.
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0F We here again state, that it is contra.
ry to our practice of doing business, to dis
continue any paper until all arrearages are
paid up, unless the subscriber is bankrupt, or
it is in accordance with our own wish. Let
this notice be sufficient for all desiring to dis
continue, and the pay be handed over withou.
delay. All that is necessary to discontinue
our paper at any time, is to pay up.
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Bucyrus, July 23d, 1876.

AS to the Bankers, there is but little
difference between them and counterfei.
ters; If | should give any preference the
counterfeiter is the best, for neither of
them ever expected or intended to nav
their notes. The Banker, more bold and
daring, robs the people under cover and
pretence oflaw-ihe cotfh,erfeiter, mora
dlfident aud unassuming, fobs the people
without law.-JOhn Quincy adams.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-07-31

The sword Of Damocles, suspend ed by
hair, was not more fragile.
The conflict, of which the Rio Grand,
: has been the scene, shows, as we befor,
remarked, how utterly incompetent thu
IiispanO blood is 10 compete with the
Anglo-Saxon. The weaker race is doom
: : ed to be absorbed in The stronger, and the
: whole Of the North American continent,
in despite Of all obstacles, will be peopled
and ruled, at no remote day, by Anglo
: Americans. Nothing can prevept such
aconsummation. The desire of the frie nj
Of peace and progression is, that it may
be done without derogatiDg from the dig
nifty Of our common Neutrality-suspicious.
any violation Of the external principle
of right.
The London Times has an article on
this, subject, in which the political and
social inferority Of the Mexicans is com.
mcnted on. The article exhibits some
Unworthy Jealousy OF the progress of the
U. States, and hints that this rupture with
The neghboring Republic will probably
terminate in the installation Of mlitar
dictator in the chair at Washing on.
We noticed in our last the immense
quantity 'of Ftolr and Wheat which has
been released from bond when the new
act came into operation. Flour in con.
seqencr has declined, to the extent Of
6s a barrel, aud Wheat nearly los guar.
ter. Every one anticipated a serious
reduction, but The fall has fully eqnalled
the apprehension of importers.
Every day brings vessels from Canada
and the Uni,ed States, laden with -four,
which has been shipped in anticipation Of
better prices, the fall which, on the eve
'f prolific harvest, will Irove quite in,
nrious to the British farmer as to the t
A merican exporter. i
RELAND.--There is not any news Of &
Importance from Ireland since the sailing Ii
# the Cambria. Sune Of those hurrid ,
'hrders, which have hitherto made that il
ountry kind Of Acaldem have been o
'tely perpetrated in the county OF Caven. b
We learn that popular outbreak took b
lace at Bansgher on the goth nlt., and hi
lat an attack on the Government pro, ic
lsion depot wac medilated, but owing tt
, the salulary influence of Catholic so
ergyman, the Rev. Mr. Walsh, Of Lus, be
agh, The peasan,ry were induced to ell
eturn quietly TO their homes. in
Orders have been received al the vari be
is custom houses in Ireland, to admi, cv
ain for consumption according to the ta
te OF duties provided by the new law. 10
The new Ministry is regarded by the be
dIcal press of Ireland as being doomed
a short existence. In the opoion OF
my OF that party il is thought that the H.,
e Prcmler's farewell speech has de.
'oyed the last shred Of popularity which ~
Iiggery could lay claim TO 10 this coun. -.
a: and Liberals OF all shades now seem r,
regard Sir Robert Peel's return TO
w'r as merely question Of tme-con
aDt that, whatever measures of reform a.,
present successor may premise, he bo,
ne is The man destined 10 hereafter A..
ry them into effect.
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sincerely believe that 6aakiag iasiaa.
hons are more dangerous Than aanding
armies-- Thomas Jsfersoa to John Taylor
nay 2sih 1916.
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0r We expec. to attend the Congressional
and Senatorial conventions, in Tifiin, on the
3lst inst, and hope to meet many of our
friends there. Let all our delegates be in at
tendance, and we " ill have pleasant time.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-07-31

C No paper was sent out from this office
last week, in consequence of the vast amount
of job work. We must take advantage of all
jobs and other work if we desire to get along
smoothly.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-07-31

We have been authorized to announce
JOSEPH McCUTCHEN, candidate for
Congress.
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RELIGIuuS N0TIGF

REv. GroReE II. BRows, (unisersali.tf
w'li preach In MoCu,chepville, Saturday
and Sunday the isl l. % day. Of August.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-07-31

Among other "relics,' 10 enc of the
European cathedrals, is bottle full OF the
indehtical darkness, with which moses
ovesspread the land of Egypt.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-07-31
THE PIONEER.
UPPER sANDUsKY, JULY 81, 1916.
For nert Governor ofOhio.
DAVID TOD.
Distinguished Arrival.
DIR. rLErCHER

DIR. FLET G Fl Err
Announces his DISTINGUISHED arri.
val at the Upper sandusky Hotel. He
particularly solieits his VERY DEAR
FRIENDS NOT TO make too numerous
calls.
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An old blind man having shrew for his
wife, was told that she was a rose. 81
doubtit not" replied he, "for feel the
thorn daily"
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Congressional and senatorial conven-

4 Congressional and Senatorial Conven-
tiOns.
| The undersigned severally the Corres-
ponding Committees appointed by the last
| Congressional convention, respectfully
give notice to the Democrats of the 9th
Cong district, composed of the
counties of Seneca, Sandnsky, Hancock,
Crawford. Wood. Wyantot, and .Ot,owa,
that the Convention, for the nomination
Of a candidate for Representative 10 the
Both Congress Of the Untitled States. will
be held in TIFFIN ON FRIDAy, THE 3lst
DAY OF JULY NEXT.
The Committees also give notice to the
Democrats OF the counties Of Seneca, San,
dnsky, Crawford, and Wyandot, that a
Convention will be held. AT THE SAME
TIME AND PLACE, TOR the, nomination Of one
candidate for Senator, TO represent said
counties in the Senate Of Ohio.
The committees recomend that the rep
rese alton, in the number Of delegates,
be adhered to where practicable, as fixed
by former conventions. That gives to
Seneca 36 delegates
Sandusky 20 :"
Wood IL
Oltowa 5 I"
Crawford \
Hancock
Wyandot
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= y = =.
Wooster, Ohio, May 7. 1916.
My DEAR Sir.

." LEAN ok,
Yours of the q th inst. has just came to
hand, and the contents noted. In reply
| would say that have ever understood
the law in question TO mean literally 800
ems, no matter what the size of the letter
may be; and that il will not increase the
price OF the advertisement to publish it la
large type, nor diminish it to put it in
smaller. think the law does not con-
template charges upon any other letter
than that In which il is set up. Nor do
know OF any custom that does. Mr.. Hays,
former Editor of the Medina Watchman,
is at my elbow, and agrees with me pre-.
cisely in my views
Most resnaclfIlIp Ynnra
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Most respectfully Yours,
L. l.. CARNEY.
3 3 3 B ) ; ) } ) b

would here state, as member of the
committee, that the assertion that Mr. Orr
"was convicted of charging twice for the
same advertisement" is positively unirue.-
Even the minority report does not claim as
much.
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Some men will steal to accomplish act.
'f nesnsess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
ERH:.E.1'X 81 T'EsSLEY
March 80

enocERIns c"". s" f" !" rp'' i'py D".
ing goods
40 hhds P, R.'", ST. Croix and N. o. Sugars.
2 - Clarified do
% boxes aud barrels Loaf Sugar.
425 bags Rn, Lagnyta aud Java Coffee,
80 hhds aud bhs. Muasses,
% halt barrels very fine MoIasses,
800 keys Nails,
800 sacks salt.
10 Tons country Bar Iron,
Tndagar lron small sizes,
5000 los. Ams tcar clustered Steel
500 :. Shear ahd Cast Steel,
200 " Hoop Iron, in. 10 in,
10000 bale Cotton.
10000 " SIDE | e ilher. good and damaged,
20 barrels Tanners OIL,
81 Gtnds'nues.
800 lbs hest Caracas Indigo,
1909 " Nadd-r.
40 keys D"ppnis and Kentucky Rife Powder,
81 +" Blasting do
so bags Shot,
50 keys hiie Lead,
20 barrels Vinegar,
80 nest Tubs.
80 d"z Buckets,
500 lbs Lamp Black,
500 :. Putty,
50 boxes 6 x 0 and 10 Il 70 Glass.
80 barrels No 2 and Mackrel.
SO bo>es Sperm. Hubs aud Taow Candles,
s tasks Cheese,
20 boxes RaIsins,
casks Rice,
80 boxes Tea,
chest fine Tea.
90 bales Dornesiics,
10 " Ozbabures,
30 pieces Bed Ticking.
50 90 hlesched Domestic.
with many other articles. loo numerous TO mention
in an advertisement, all ot which we assure our friend
and the public generally, shall be sold low for CASH
BARTER.
March 80 ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
INDUSTRY,

Man must have occupation or be miserable. Toll
is the price of sleep and appetite. o health and enjoy
meat The very necessity which overconps our naiu>
raj sloih is blessing. The world dues no, cun,ain
brar thorn tina, Divine mercy could have spared.
We are happier with the serillly which
come by industry, than could be with the spnn-
raneous and unbounded profession. The bndy and the
mind are improved by the toll tina, faiigses them . Al
toll is Thousand times rewarded by the pleasure hch
it bestows. Its enioymen,s pecullar wealth
purchase them, insoence touch them. They On
ly flow from the exerti0ns which they repay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

The DUKE OF WsLLiNeroN.-Ata late party at
the house Of Lord Stanley in Loeden, young lady ssk
ed the Duke Of Wellington. lift we're true thst
Englishman could beat three Frenchmen." The isun
Duke REPLIED that .~hen by he had been told but
he thanked heaven he had been plaesd IA ssss.
ton TO try the experiment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

SINGULAR SEA FIGHT On board the Peacock
they witnessed a sea fight between whale and one IT
It's many enemies. The quite smooth, and Of
ierrd the best possible view Of the whole combat. First
nj distance from the ship. whale founder.
ing IN most extraordinary way lashng the smooth
periee, foam, and endeavorg apparently extri-
cate hin self from annoyance. As he approached
the ship the struggling continuing aud becomIng
violent il perceived that fish, apparently abDut
twenty feet hng, held him by The jaw. his coniorons.
sporting, and thrues, all beokehing the agony Of tho
huge monster. The whale now threw himself al full
Iene from the waer with open mouth. his pursuer
still hanging To the jaw the blood issuing from he wound
and dying The distance around; bui all his noun>
derlngs Of avail, his perIinacous enemy still
maintained his hold, and was evidently getting the ado
vantage of him. Much alarm seemed To he fell by ihe
manv other whales around. These "kilers." as they
called, Of brownsh color the belly, with long.
dorsa n Such the turbulence with which they1pas-
sed, that gooi view could be had OF them mako
out more nearly the description These fish attack
whale in the way dogs bait bull, and worry him
death. They armed with strong sharp teeth, and
generally Inc whale by the lower jaw in this ia.
stance.
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y ] S S o e U TO N
IDl.SG ~ IL cigg.H,E.x

Y'DI.s'G - H0yS.EEx
IL EG LEAVE sly to their customers. and the
Puh : H"'rallp. ihtt rlpv are ~, tne.rvlul aud
nave IN sln". th'r SPRING SUPPLY OF
GhOCEhIES, "ncl have been rrceuly n,u.n,
IN me Northern uarhe,s upon the t,>l rayuahl. t ms
anu are 'qnal Ia. not the extensive aud hest ST..
ertei stuck III The upper country and HEY are deter.
"'nfu '""lef such ioducemenls, IN price and qlaly
as Ill give s,ril,n
lhe oll"wlhg are portion OF the articles Ia vi ch
they invlle attention
81 hhds 81 Cr,,x. Porlu Rico AID n. o Sugars.
" Cuba Clarified do
20 boxes Loaf Sugar
bblS. CRUSHED a,i Paw dered d.,
$50 hays Rio, Laura Java and Maracaiho e, # e.,
Az hhds AID thl,. \. O, z. Rico aud tuba No.
lasSes
$50 sacks Salt
$4,000 HIS good aud damaged Sole Tpaihef.
&.o keys Nails Il The bt 5, Factory
III ouS Bar Iron
D " irrdsgar do
" Hollow Ware and NJ mid Board
:" American Bli,,,rrd s.er,
~ lhS. Shpar aud Cast Strrl,
40 boxes Tin
10000 lbs. I o'n Yars r. an,ud ,lInr Facr,li,s,
30 nbls. Tanners On.
casks winter strained Lump Oil,
Az Bnxrs and cadd IS Ia l,ne yer fine
90 i"n' lump aud gtouad Plaster.
81 bags Shp.
900 lbs. bar Lend
so kDg~ Sporting and Blasting Powder,
50 Nova Scotia Gund,lnnes,
20 KEYS WhiIe Lead,
500 lbs. Pluv,
2 rerr.n> ludieo The very hest,
80 huxes Glass Il 10 and 10 ~
30 bales ID meStlr aud Coian Ozahures,
30 boxes Sper , and Si.nnp Caud.S
80 " IInII ard Seo's aud other rallow Candies,
20 " Soap.
LIQUORS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
LNNCIiHi HC. MUNDAY MORNING. Apssl q. I,
No To NAN NrRtEr,
R.cuuoxn Va,

X 'onMoNp. Va,
now prepared Uiltf his trends and The rnhl. HI,
Usual itee supply al
Drugs. Mellcpes, Pants OILS Dive Stuff. Window
Glass, English. German, French aud Anr,,can Ch,nl
Gals Preparations, g.. Sc. nmkn. his assortment
afgr and cpnpl'ie. Annni variety u others may IN,
tn"nd -iS qasly Indigo, EN l.,awa.d. addtr.
0nrretss. Alum, Lamp l5la H. Casiof Oh h, the barrel
Gallon "r d.. Spis Iuenlinr, d. Ink Grnnd
blark Pepper. Grnhd AllSdep. Gloves Nnio,eos Cas-
STA, Mace. Ginger. Swrrl OF IA basket, ana nv The Gal.
lnh Win LARGE ass 'rtmeti 81 Muica " mdnw & As
q, an sizes lor hnlld.rs, pai Nat0-h BlosnsS sash
l'"'s. Euclsh AMI AM Whih, t. ad (olatys-
soap SHINE PAM t,r Il mis, llar Brushes 'Imlh and
Na brushes .S'dls. P'rk" itaok~ 4 llp Bottles Per
'nmry w. &r. all "t Which III oil Is Ia Canutty Ner
chans and ohtrs, IN soh terms rs articles 1T The
sam" quality ran ,r said III The Northern en-.
he subscriber, 81 the dn Ihtinl qisy uf lar,.
nnmhr OF the powdered Medicines usually sold hns Al
cehSld'fa'e expense erected narhlnrrv t,r the mar
farlhre at Powders under his pe>una snectb,n from
me hest malennlS Which ena Is him T., gu ,tanI.c all
medicines sold by Inn pure and free from Adullera
lion.
Physicians are invited In examine his stuck ASSURING
them thai m pans shall nr spared Ia iurni,l Them IA The
best style aud 81 SHIRT notice.
All The remrdus and Instruments ,rcsy,d ,s s,,,
as they appear. aud ay article ordered r IN the North
by rNnr.ss
ALSO Family Medicine Chests h direclinns. and
Physicians Medical Saddle Bags
Z JOHNSTON,
Il chnond Va
March % a.,
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BOOTS anal SHOES.
NO TEsE.

fHNllE partnership heretofore existing under ,h,
u ~,slsef PnOK-& N0IOOU,
tNnr III, nsih uitmo The nalno III the firm will
"nls h. used IN dina up The business All prrsons
lndfh'rd IL sh, hnud will please come nr-
watd aud sei'e.-Ihase Ia whom We are indebted " III
please present Their r settlement, II de
sltahlr that the business should be- closed speedily as
possible. WIN. &. PECK.
THO. ". MlCOu.
ID. Lick. March 10, 1876.
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ETul. X. u. DU.v.v.
q T T y II N E A r T. A w

Nv ILL practice regularly in the Inferior and SUPERB
. w ur Courts ui the counties of Campbrl, Amherst,
Bedford aud Appnnaux and The, COOPERATION OF Lynch
burg. Office laels orcnplpd by Jno ". Warwick.
The Richmond Wing and Petersburg lntelligencer
will publish one time.
Ian e
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GRAND CAPITALS.
OF 10000 100 Of 1000 1909
Of 5000 l00 Of $40
Tickets $40. halves s. quarters . 50.
A certificate OF ~ whoes will be sent Tor SIG so
26quar,ers do do 20 81
The following small Schemes be drawn as follows
Tor April:
7lh.--Pokomoke 60 -CapaIs-3 of 70 ,0OO and 10
Of 1000, SC. Tickets s., nalves2 81. quarter, q.
Sth.-Pokomoke 70. Caplias-l2 900, 1000 &c
Tickets 81, halves 2. quarters |.
9lh-Pokonoke n. Capsls-SOOO, 1000, &c.
Tickets 81, halves ,quarIers Soc.
lOih.-Po onoke II. Capitals 10 of 1000, 20 Of
oOO, &c. Tickets 81. halves 2, quarters J.
l3,h.-Pokonmke rs. Capitals $1,000. % of
1000. &c. Tickets IS. navts 4, quartts2
l4h.-Pokonuke "a. Cap,als--l 10000, 90 OF
1000. SC. Tickets S., halves 2 50, qusr'ers | 20.
l5h.-Pokomuke rs. CapuaIs- l2UU0. 1000, Nc.
Tickets 81, halves 2, quarter, |.
y 10Th Pokomoke IT. Capt. als-700O, $500, &c
n Jets So. halves quarters Soc.
isth-Pukomoke 7.-Cap,als-l2 900. 1000, &c
Tickets 81. halves 2. quarters |.
Oh.-Pokou,oke IS. CspaIs-25, 600. 6O00, &c
Tckets s., halves 4. quarters 2.
2ist.-Pokomoke -. Capitals 900, 5000, Sc.
Tickets s.. halves 2 SO, quarters 25
22nd.-Pokunoke 50. Capitals : z 900, 20 Of 1000.
&c Tickets 81, halves 2. quarters |.
-. 25rd-Pokonoke 81. Capitals 5000, 1000, SC.
Tickets 81, halves |, quarters SOC.
2i'h.-Pokomoke e2. Capnas-l2,00O, 5000, sc.
Tickets 81. halves 2, quarters /.
N,h.-Pokomoke o3. Capllals-4 of 10 900. A Of
5OOO, &c. Tickets s., halves 4, quarters g
2Stil-Pokonoke 81. Caplals--l7 500, 10 Of 1000,
&c 90. Tickets s., halves 2 81, quarters %.
Zs'n;TP "komoke IS. Captals-l4. 900, 20 Of 1000
&c. Tickets 81. halves 2, quarters /.
MY friends and The punc generaliy will pleasp bra,
IN mind, that all prizes The hands Of .LUCK u
lhen Tor prizes, please address
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NOTICE..

TIME partnership heretofore existing hetwern P'nnks
i eli & Simpson. desnved, un The 2Sh otmn
bv mutual cunscni. Those having claims against the
concern will Irpsen, them To w II. Plunkeii. who will
pay the Liabilities OF the Concern and thus. ndrhrd. will
make pa ment to him. w. II pLUNkETT,
l.. ID. SIMPSON.
April 2 Wv
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SD IRE WARD.

$50 REWARD.
I'D CNAWAl ram the snnsrfln.r LYNN an Si,un.
nv lon Rlser near Gfeer> Fpnd liedly I'd county Va
an the 3lst al March, 1915. hts MY 70 ,nan
N n Il T. ! "
VIII give the ah've reward ii FIFTY DOLLARS
10 any perS', ho will pprrrad aud deliver TN. said
runaway IL ne, "r secure bm IT. iil sa that yet hiu
again.
TWARTTIy is hirly five or SIX y4ats aid five
'tel hInr or ten inches hiah souI Sade ol ralnet
hrghi complexion, has sna scar on his frrh.ad aud
one on his hreas aud had h.u he l,n bInr ri th
r"al aud pa'r brown eans pants L. has = " IL. At
VIZ, M. Helms II Franklin r"npiv. IN wblrh neigh
'orh"d 'h'nk he may INV he nr%Inr
JAMES BURNETT.
March % "A.
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CNStOs 8! C0StOrS!!

IN Wv on hand. very large assor .mrnl Of C,s,ors,
Sro. ot.''ana lea and Coffee Pots, Tea and Table
F" Ans, &C., &C., and for sale BY d. w. MOORE.
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On (OuSi@ll2llHNf.

TX BALES Monticello No. | OZNABURGS.
- very >uprior artirle-none batter. and rery tsw
as good. MCDANIEL 4 McCORkLE.
ALSO 30 bushels Dried Apples.
Jan. IL 10
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Ncssrs. Peter Lyon, Hird White and
Robert Easiy:

Robert rasiy:
re AkE nnllce. ,bal shalt. the 2Sih dav of Ami
Z hexl at the dwelling housr al Washington Reese
the county OF Bedford. take the Dispositions Of Jane,
Burnett and others, The l>t day Of Nav next at tn,
d. citing house of Priscilla Bernard Ia the county ii
Franklin, shall take the dfposltious ii Priscilla Der
GARD and uhrrs; nn The An day of May next, at tn.
law iii e Of WIN. Martin in The town OF Rocky Mount
Franklin county shall take the dispositions Of Solomon
Pasly and uhers; and the 7Ih day of May next, a,
he yelling house of Patrick Hx, IN The county Of
Franklin. shall take the dep1sions of Nancy Williams
and others; all oi which depnstluns when taken are Ia
be read evidence. in depending in The Circuit
Superior Court oi Law and Chancery for the county OF
Franklin, an lnjnnci,on, in which am compIanan
AID you defendants. II the taking said drIsitios
ot any vi them not COMPLETED the first dav, the
saline III be continued from day To day until finished.
JOHN IL. FORBES EXT OF
John Forbes, deed.
March 80 4w
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.9utuyeWl. Concert.

gNOR the purpose ofr,nrIeng the Episcopal church.
u the Ladies of Liberty assisted by Professors
Wincker aud Buzzanira. will give IA Vocal and lnsrn
mental Concert on the 7ih inst Performances 10 CONS
men"e at Z O'clock Tickets so cents.
April 2 II