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The Market.

FLOUR. Sales yesterday: los brls from
store at $3.50 inspected; 100 and lO9 from do
ut 3,5S clear; 90 from wagon at same, % ard
10 from storo at $50; 81 from wagon at same;
4, from Rail Road at 50; 80 and so from store
WHISKY. Sales of D and 30 brls at lie.
20 at ~ 3-Sc; p at II l-2c
PORK. Sales yesterday of AT brls Mess,
indiana picking. at $50. and 81 brls Rump.
same packing, at 40. 4 solo of 100 brls CITY
Mess IS reported AT 955. In bulk pork we note
sales of $4,000 lbs hog round ut 400 per 100 lbs:
10000 lbs at :,00 hog round, 800 for Shoulders
and 4, 80 for Hams.
BACON. Sales Of SO hhds Sides at 800, and
soc for hhds; 400 pcs do at I,S7 - net 3DCO0
lbs do ut 800 and soc for hhds; 600 pcs do y,
so and 90 for hid; 1000 pcs Shoulders at
400 net.
LARD. sale of PIP brs No BATS $3.50.
SUGAR. Sales Of IA bids fair al s.. and 7
do good at 6 PC
MOLASSES. Sales Of 100 brls 1T SIC nor
gallon; 20 and 3 brs at 35c; and 20 brs in lots
at 3t;c.
COFFEE. Sales of 20 and 10 bags primo
Rio at l2c por ID.
POTATOES. Sales from store Of 4l3 brs
in three lots at % per br
HEMP. A salo of 1000 lbs at 3.37l-2
ard 30 bxs 10 bv Ii 2.4o.
WOOL. sale from store of 600 lbs. com
mon unwashod, at I6 per ID.
OATS. \ sale from store of 1000 bushels
at IS cis.---CincinEati Gaz-t.e, April 4, lSiG.
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he leave? Seventeen Millions tho reply "That
won do-that won't do' said Mr.. Astor, shaking his
head and referring doubtless the comparson which
had been instituted between Girard ana himself.
Mr. Astors wealth has increased enormously OF late
The leases his real estate dfere parts
New York City, the lots having been originally bought
by him, subject leases for different years.
expiring every day. and his income thereby enlarged by
thousands Mr. Astor that niggard Of his proper
which he is sometimes represented He bestows a great
deal in charities He is the benefactor of
oent societies He away veral conside
Of money privately He is most generous and liberal to
the members of his family He is fond of literary
Warrington Irving is his intimate friend and has
BEEN we learn named of his executors. To be
the of such estate Mr. the
next thing to being an heir. When Mr. Irving went
way Minister to the Court of Madrid, he could
have expected to find Mr.. Astor living his
But the venerable old gentleman still survives to greet
the author of Astoria," when he back
to the city of the Knckerbockers. Mr. Irving will ar
rive during the coming Upon him will doubt
less devove the task of writing Mr.. Astors life;
instructive and inter sting volume would il be.
Ftz-Greene Hallcck, the poet-most worthy is he of
the name-has been for many years employed by John
Jacob Astor, and he is still in William B. As.or's office.
Mr.. Cogswell, whose is mentioned in the fore
going paragraph, is a close friend of Mr.. Aston. He is
of the most learned men in the country and emf
neny capable of taking charge of the magnificent libra
ry, for the establishment of which the has ap-
proprated $4,000. 1t be hoped the donation
will be increased to half million. With his sum-
collection of and valuable books be made which
will do honor to the metropolis Mr.. Astor very Iu-
dciousy limited the expenditure the edifce
library at sixty thousand dollars there danger
the beguests being perverted from its original
as in the of the Girard College.
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81 NAyAL ANEcDorE.-At the commencement of
IL war Capt. Charles w. Morgan, the now
s;lysr haired veteran, was gay young midship-
,,an. attached TO the Constitution, and was on
hoard that ship in the celebrated action with the
Cnerriorc. On that memorable occasion he per-
T,,,ned an act of the most heroic daring. Soon
! efter tho commencement Of tho battle, both vcs-
esls became enveloped in heavy cloud Of
.moko. from the incessant cannonade, so that it
. ,v.. impossible to distinguish either from the
deck of tho other. At this period young Morgan
re.nectfully suggested to Conn., Hull tina. man
.hold be sen. aIoft, whero tho smoke was not SO
denseIy packed, in order to ascertain the position
~ the Guerrero, and direct the men how to point
,he oun.. Tho Commodore declined to send any
nan on a service desperate. Young Morgan
;rmediateiy volunteered, up the shrouds, and
N a few minutes directing Tie men at the
guns from amid shower or balls. His clothes
were cut in half dozen places, and he received
one or two slight wounds, while in this perilous
situation. When the British friga,c surrendered,
her commander cnquired Of Com. Hull whether
il was a real man who had boon stationed in the
shrouds Of the Constitution. YES, was the
roply; 'why do you ask!' Because said Dacres,
I'VE havo been firing at him this half hour; he
mus, have a charmed life
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Dkc y. JAIME sEHaTIvE PiIs-For Lirer Conseain,s.
oa"naee, DysPepsa Rheumotisnn, Ferers Ney
DoHsness Erys,Deius and Diseases of the Sk;,
Ge Blood lnfamation, Melaneholy Siek- Aeadaese,.
tosf,eeness, Pains in tie Head, Breast S,de Ri J
Linus bilious Affections, Female Discusses DC d.r r.
aho whenever an Alt rative Purgave Medicine NAV
be required. ny
mere Is scarcely any disease in which Purgstive Med
ois are not more or less required SUITE
ad sickness might be prevented, they more pener
any used No person can feel WE'LL while costive h.
Dill OF body prevails; besides, it generates s,a,,.
andsoften fatal Diseases which might have been ayoidS
by timely and udicious Of proper Ca,artic Ned
cines. A>'1
The proprietor can recommend these Pills with the
greatest condolences believing them far sune,,o, :, .h
pulls IN gene raj use more mild PROMPT safe ana
uniform in their operation. f-f'' ''e' "a"
In using them partculsr is required Pe,xona
may eat and drink usual, and, desirable cat irne
distely after taking them. ----.l'' =
hge VIII not impair them, they Combined n.
10 always readily dissolve in the stomach
In small doses they Alternative, and gently
but IN large doses they actively Cafarfic
ing the whole alimentary canal from all putr rr;taa,u
and focal matters, and producing healthy =:
the Stomach Liver, and the other orgoA ~ ~
body sA " inc
JJFoE sale al REEDS Drug store
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SOUTHERN iNvENTIoN.-A Mr. Piquot of
augusta, Geo. has invented n machine which
me deEomnatcd a sclf-loading & unloading cart.
no odilor OF tho Consttutionalist saws il IS m
"'eh.ion OF great Importance, that its mowers
I"'o been tested IN the prcsenc of respect,ble
persons and that it fully comes I'D to tho dcqcrin
non OF the inventor. We delight 10 record in
Stances OF the development of Southern INGENUITY.
-doooic-dom has borno tho palm long e.
noush' and we arc glad to see the South en,erinr
.he iist as rival of the East in whatever is nse.
,ul ~ me way Of inventions. Tho Yankees
nave attained worldwide notorietv for their
~ooocn numegs and pumpkin seeds; and tho pat,
9 ~ once Al washington is little else than New
A"s''hu workshop. But if wo mistake not the
ssnS OF INC times Indicate tho approach Of tho
10y w"e' INC honors of'inven,ion will be moro
cquahy divided. Only a dav or two since we
.aau o. a merchant in New York who had pur-
Snasea number of artificial cakes of beeswax
''l"oo OF corn meal by some Viroini, ,r,;s,
""o" We 'hlnk fair sot-otf for the nutn,eps.
anu now we hear of the invention. in Gooroi, %
q sen loading and unloading cart. which. IF !, i
,'s"''y named Is equal to any Yankee notion vo
".o" ". W. have seen carts unload themselves
when rightly placed in tho poroper position. b,,,
we cannot conceive how one could be cons, 49,,
CD SO as to enable ii to load itself Wo sbonld
suppose mat The genius that could endow carr
WIN such attributes could also give it the mowers
" iocomoiion.-IC Continent.
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VOICE OF THE PRESS.

DR. g. Benz amin Smiths Sugar Coated Pills are all
The rage IN Boston now. Children cry for tlem.-Post
every much in Rochester. The dear little srespon
sIbities wont believe they medicine no how Post
II Willis keep them for sale. '-Rochester Daly Adr
"Ihey sell well in CarbonGale-and so they ought 70
purchase them OF Sweet Ensign, of Dr. A. p. Gard
her who are duly authorized agents for sale OF Dr. c.
behJ. oniths sugar Coated Pills. Give them a trial
ana they must stand high in your estimation as they
now do IN onrs-CarJondale fPo.) Mirror
The GENUINE Improved India Vegetable Sugar Coated
PILLS must have G. BHSJ SiIrr written on the bottom of
each box Look ont for spurious and take none
but Dr. Smiths Pills. Price 25 cents PRINCIPAL Office
NO i'9' Greenwich-st large brick block y. Y
j. Dr. G. Benz Smiths Pills are for sale in Riehmond
al the Drug store Of Irwin Reed They are pood-t.v
'ieii March oath, Io46.-6wl3
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n Office is hereby given, that the Goth day of
- Harch 1e46, writ of foreign attachment was is
sued by me- John Sailor Mayor of the city Richmond
IN The county of Wayne. at the instance and upon the
a1iavit OF George Wilson, against the goods chat
tells and effects of John w Fleming, by virtue of which
writ two rlt1e-guns, eght-day clock one anvil and
vIce have been attached the property of said John
W: Fleming; and that, the 3oth dav of Sentember
1916, at my Office in Wayne township and county Of
ayne' at lo O'Clock of said day, will proceed to
hear and decide upon the said attachment of which t,
sad John J" Fleming and all other persons concerned
will take notice JOHN SAILOR Me-
March 2sth, 1916. I1a
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March FOX ..HAINs."--A good anccd otto Is
told in tho True a mcrcau, OF man named
Bcn,ly, n mos. confirmed drunkard, who would
never drink with friend, in public, and
always bitterly denied. when little too steep,
ever .ns.eing liquor. One day some Witnesses had
concealed themselves in his room, and when the
liquor running down his throat, seized him
with his crooked, and his mouth opcn and
holding him fast, asked him with air of triumph,
"Ah, Bentley, have caught you at last-y on
never drink, ha - Now one would hnvo sup
posed that Bentley would havo acknowledged the
corn. Not ho--with the most grave and mex
pressible face, no calmly in q dgnfcd manncr
said, Gentlemen, my namo is not Bentley"
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--latest Improvement IN Hpgou.h.,

ME undersigned would respectfully inform his
toners and the public, that he continues the Plough
Making Business, at his Old stand, and has, bv the
assistance of D. Horney, added his
OF fiogs an entire new set of patterns, consisting
right and left handed, diffe
apply all kinds of pIougng-rnaae to work with
or without cutters high mould boards with cast STAN
dards-the standards constructed receive land
side plate This plough is made with wrought shaer
well laid with steeltle shear and noudboard formed
as TO ener them better calculated clean themselves
than before in Application for letters patent
will be made Immediately. Any person avaline irnse
of the benefit of the above described improve with
out the consent of the subscriber will do his peril
The unusual low price for which this plough will be sold
places it within the reach of every farmer general
assorme mt Of new and old patterns constantly hand
and for sale low for cash.
SOLOMON HORNEY Jr
March 4th, ISf6 IN :,
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John Jacob AS.Or.

ny 'o'o"ingis given in the estimate Of Mr. As,,,.
w.. e"'" IN the book of the Rich Men of New
at s3o.oooo0o, and some as bigb 20 pace
ms income on moderate estimate mus, ~ - ooo ~
ayear,or Sl66,000 month"; which Is abo,, - oon
week $3.50 day, Saio hour, and 81 a r.,,,.
M Aster has made donation of $3.50 900 for Gh,,-
" view ork, the interest of which, is 10 be- ex
epoyng agents to purchase books and in the e,s.,;
building. Mr. CogswelI, late editor of the New vi
"ev'ew. is the agent and librarian.
40 ho' 0ehese Mr. Astor's wealth to be ove,<t,-
81. roo'e paragraph Since the death of Ark
wright in England, Mr.. As,or has bss, 81.
~ ro.et living in the Christian world Hsw,-., -
W., aro several years before the demise of ,hs
"en "'r'rd died. Mr. A.sor inquired How 81 s;i
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COPPER, TIN. SHELT-IR0N, AND BRASS-WARE
MANDATORY.
AND STOVE. STORE


MOS. J. BARGIS, has removed his ESTABLISHING mt
L. from Centrevle TO Richmond Main street, a
few doors East of the Branch Bank,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN TEi-KETTLE:
where he has hand an extensive assortment of
STOVES, such as Premium Cooking Stoves, Seven and
Template Stoves Fancy and Plain Parlor Stoves Buc
Patent Cooking Stove-whch for saving fuel and fast
cooking, cannot be surpassed.
HoAor Ware-Sucl Ovens, Pots, Skllets, Tea
Kettles, Sugar Kettles Sauce Pans Irons and
various other articles, made of both Furnace and Toun
derry Iron.
CARER and Brass Ware. of every description, made
to order-such WORMS, STILLS, DYE KETTLES,
DC Always on hand, Kettles from forty gallons
Glue Kettles; Copper Measures Brass Kettles of all
yes: Brass Ladies, &c &c.
u a fall assortment of TIN WARE. kept constant
~ on hand, and all kinds of Gutter and Piping made
order. u Old w are REPAIRED. EU
Old Copper Brass Pe,cter and Lead CHIT or paid for
work.
u Being thankful for the custom he has literally
received he hopes, by diligently attending business
to still continue to receive share of public favor his
new location.
Richmond, Ia, Sept. 10th. 1915. 37f
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JAYNE ALTERNATIVE, OR LIFE PREsERvArIvE-RAe
ne proprietor has not prescribed this
In great many cases of Rheumatss in every case
where II was used until the system became affected be
the medicine, the disease removed.
G0ut-A number of of Gout have been cured
by this PREPARATION In of these cases the man had
oeen afflicted with it severely for thirteen wears
ehreiy disable him from business and five months
previous to his taking the Life Preservative
ne mad been confined to his but before he had fin
sheo the third bottle, he enabled walk about the
stieets and soon after returned his business from
winch he had been excluded by his Affections.
DfopSiedf Sireiiings-This medicine the DOW
Ggesnon, excites the absorbents healthy
cise by which waterous Calcareous dispositions and
al eniargeme reduced /, imparts tone
ana fi'ay to the whole system moving sick and NOR
affections. - 49, ~
In fact in every where the medicine has been ia
of some time no matter for what purpose the GEN
health OF the patient has always been improved by it,
Ia conclusion the Proprietor would say that some of
t,e most astonishing Of Skin Diseases Cancer
and Scrofula. have been cured by this med
cine mat have ever been recorded, but want of room
In tins sheet precudes their publication this time
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, No. 8 South Third
street, Philadelphia. .
ITFer sale at REEDS Drug Store
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"BUTLER RILL.o

We give below resolution adopted by the
"Moo. Legislature of Lafay at its session
on Thursday evening last, viz:
"Resolved, That we dsapprovc in detail of tho
Act. passed at the recent session of our State
legislature. which is generally termed tho 'But-
Ter Bill, aud that aversions to it arc as vari-
GUS its provisions arc hazy ard ambiguous. -
Tho vote stood. ayes, Wings IS, Democrats 6;
nays Democrats i, Wings = and gentlemen
excused.
This society is composed of gentlemen of all
parties, as is shown, and comprises about one
hundred members.
OF this number there wcre present, about ono
ihird--noro than on ordinary occasions, and
this proceeding may be relied on as, fair test
of the proportions of tho sen inents entertained
by its mombcrs throughout for and against this
measure os any vote which has been or may be
taken by the society.-LAF. Pic.
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ksHEklFF'S SALE-By virtue of decree and exc
mon to me directed from the Wayne Circuit Court,
wiz expose at public sale at the Courthouse door in
.entrevliie Wayne County Indiana the 2st dav of
cap between the hours of ten o'clock, m and
.or c'oek' p ' on said day, the following property
to-wt: All that or parcel of groupd Ix.in
ana being IN the City of Richmond, the County Of
wayne and state of Indiana, and known by being lot
numbered one hundred and twenty two, q by in that
part OF SAID CITY laid out by Charles w. Starr except
ing acertan stable standing the back of said o,
AIKEN as the property of John Sailor and Aaron White
satisfy SAID decree and in favor of Charles
w. Starr. - u A"iies
:, DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff, ". c.
March Both, 1916 ~ w. ~
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u HE UNPARALLELED SuccEss, has given such an in
creased demand for DIR. Duncans Expectorant Remedy

u HE UNPARALLELED Success, has given such an in.
creased demand for Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy
LOT he cure and prevention of consumption diseases
OF ue iiver that the proprietor has been compelled TO
open estern Otce particularly for the acconiinoda-
on OF those afflicted living in the West who he ctoforc
nave been compelled to visit the Philadelphia Office or
SEM al an expense and trouble This notice therefore
to inform all afflicted with disease of a copsnn,,,;,a -
turc that his medicines and advice always be obtained
az ms es.ern Office II is therefore to be hoped that
ie many thousands who troubled with cough pain
IN me breast and side, shortness BREATH difficulty of
raising up and throwing of the phegn and matter
'a settles IN the tubes and lungs, splitting of blood
and soreness OF the throat and other symptoms that will
soon lead 10 consumption; will take timely advice and
few bottles Of Dr. Duncans Expectorant Rem
edy which certain to the very first seed Of dis
ease that taxes root when neglected. DESTROYS life
estern Medical Office, $50 Sycamore street, Cincin-
hatI oho, where Dr. Duncan medicines are sold whole
sale and retail.
GA supply of Dunean's Expectorant Remedy, lust
received and for sale the Richmond Book Store
81 per bottle March 3O,b afe
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VALUABLE lNvENTIoN.--This is the age of
Inventions Yankee ingenuity is constantly bri ncing
out something wonde rfu and useful. Among the
last, and of the curious inventions that we have
ever seen, is machine intended to take the place of
at the bedside of the SICK the cradle of the
sleeping infant that of the wear when flies are
IA pest-aimost inolerable annoyance We have
many "scare crow, but never before e-dv
neat box contains little simple brass machinery
which may be wound up like clock and that will run as
long From the lid of the box-which by the y,v K;
quite small and ornamental--a short tube projects nto
which may be thrust or instance) apeacocks feather
The machinery being wound up, motion is produced
precisely like The beat of clock which gives to the
the slow and steady oscillations of a pc nduIum IN;
may be placed ovcrspread face of the nation,
sleeper will most eifcctualiy the flies to ce,
troubling Alb. Cit
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u IL u G III s

and armng Utensils They claim patented or erclu
sce rights, and would not tax the purchaser with hum
bugs but are prepared, by experience defy competi-
ton IN the construction of PLOUGHS They have made
some Iinprovemen in the height of their Mould Boards
ana cast Standards, and such other alterations
ence ana observation have suggested They pledge
selves that their Pioughs shall plough per with
terease to the man and horses-to scour as we'll and
turn sod beteress liable choke in foul ground as
they are higher under the beam than other Plough
now IN use They will keep hand Ploughs
patterns Right aud Lcftfianded made ST, le
and ct good materials; and in such quantities to give
a choice to purchasers.
THE PRICE REDUCED!
l he price of Cast-Standard PLouGHs with Wrought
shares, will be reduced Ono Dollar from that now char
ged by other shops. Now, but fair trial and
VIII abide the decision of the Farmers Our work shall
be well done, and will sell cheaper than the cheapest
1--WE US tar trial. and there will be o mistake.
ne Undersigned would gratefully return their thanks
the public for the liberal patronage heretofore re-
,eved, and hope receive a continuance of the same
BEARD & SINEX,
u Shop East end Of Main Styeet
-"alch iotl, lcIo RICHMOND, IND.
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Richmond Nursery.

situated one mile North Of the eify on The road leoa;o in
"astington Wayne CO.. Ia.
he Proprietor has 80 varieties of Armies eh-,e;n ali
ee Taste OF the most as,idous can require being
efacaiion OF ripeniHg kinds throughout the
OF near ~ the business has ena-
oied nun to bring into market the mos: estae
tes suited to climate Printed catalogues viii he
each kind. 'feAAAAs "a
Sugar Grove FARM C0RNEII-S ,rr,rr
I'd 2lsi. 1916, a
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Bank Noe and Exchange Lis.

Bank Note aud Exchange List.
Corr ected for the Cincinnati Gazette Jy Ellis e. Valette
E1cAanye Brokers' ". T. Of Main and Sd SIS.
Who prepared TO buy, generally, the of the
banks below named, and also furnish Exchange at
affixed:
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BOOTS e. SHOES -,

THE subscriber
respectfully in
forms the public,
that he has just
received fresh stock
of Doors SHOES, which
he will sell Cheap for Cash, at the old stand
on Main street, j. one door W est Of the
BOOK
STORE.
, r. ESTELL.
March II, 1876 I.,.,,
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IPersons calling for these letters will Meas. .
they are advertised.
Arnold Benjamin
Ampy Nancy Knapp Henry
b kimble Miss Sarah
ouenger "i'iam karney Mrs. Lucy
5ond Peter Keller William
}oughner Richard keso d
lowing Frederick T.
,arker Thomas Lancaster John
Bishop Myrpha I,oide Reuhen
'owen NV. & All L;nsex N Wm
baker Christopher II. Lee Rev Watkins
,rown JACOB Linch Mrs. Amelia
bennett III. 2. 1 M,Casland Ol;ver
eeson Isaac , Morris Lewis
Manwarring John
ole Henry Marsh Joshua
OK Samuel NendinphalI Griffith
ook hacnei Morgan Charles S.
OK Miss Phebo Ann MooTehead Dr. J. NJ
ogsde! lTustum Morgan Margaret IL.
arter Joshua Monroe Hannah
layton John Morrison Efy
orwell r. X. Nickle Green
oinmons John VI Nicleson William or Jere-
uncan Jos. c. n
avs John Osborn Abigail
ickinson Joseph Olomam G II
ukes John
Parker VIM c.
MS VI Is. Pedrick Richard
my Jane = Price COLLEEN
His Ira Perrin J,mas
;.,r., Pinkerton John
ontz anl faramour Jesse
'ns "eSueS Rodarmel Leonard
"a iler -ilSS Jane l. Rice Joseph
'shuh d. Reed VIM.
'io 'ahieS VI Roth Joseph
y Reid John s.
raons ). IL. Smith Sol.
.ilagher William Stenha,s p,,
'i'enedi " H. l.. Starbuck Andrew R.
Ieolse Schtmeir Casper
nhe1 lSac Sullivan Samuel
II Rachel NJ Scott oher,
"toh Iohn Saylor Fredrick
ltton Jacob ~
w s = 'ohh u Thorp Joseph
skins James TayIor Ian,as II
= i-uw.h Thompson James
- ST. Townsend Amos
usion w Washington ].
-, I1 -"rs Wary Voss John P.
over Henry VIII.
r,;r, IL AAe w hitmore Edward
Wilcoxse John
Wallace Hugh
ing 'aHes Wiles A. D.
w alton Amos
nson David c.
JAMES ELDER, P. NJ.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

remaining IN the Post Office Richmond Ind on Tho
LIST day of April 1916, and if not taken out pravons -,
nent dead letters. -
" Persons calling for these letters Will r,Io,s. co.