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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-19
DRY GOODS for FALL TRADE
HNCEaAR ESTDn. g. a..


The subscriber is now receiving one of the
largest and most desirable STOCKS OF
GOODS that has ever been offered to the
friends and customers of 253 KING STREET.
lie has, during the past Summer, made ex-
tcnsivc additions and alterations to his rooms,
and is now prepared TO show in his retail de-
pnrtmcnt n most splendid assortment of
Hsich Fabrics for Ladies' Dress,
Such as: Elegant Silks, Cashmcrcs, Mus
lin D'!.aines, Alpacas, Satin Du Chimes, En-
broidered Orleans Cloth, Plain Nierinos, Em-
broidcred Cashmercs, Chameleon Lustrcs,
Ginghams, Prints, &c, &c.
Hn the Shall Department,
He is prepared to offer every variety of
Long and Square SHAWI.S, both Plain and
Printed, Elegant Silk do, Plain and Enbro,d-
cred Canton Grape do, Cashmere and Brochc
do
a great variety Of Rich Black and Colorcl
Silk and Satin MANTILLAS, VISETTES,
AMI SACKS,
a large stock Of Linens and Linen Goods,
Marscles, Quilts, Frngcs, Dmi,ics, Cur
tain Stuifs.
Every variety of HOSIERY.
ALSO
Broadclotls, Cassimercs, Ecstings, Cravats,
&c, &c.
In rooms connected with his front sales
rooms he is prepared to offer Planters and
others one Of the mos, complete assortment to
lie found in Charleston Of
Rss1nkcts, Acrseys, Sattitretts,
Beams, DOmlcsiics, g., th.
lie confidently invites the attention of all
who visit the city to his stock, rs one of the
LARGESTIN TIE SOUTHERN COUN.
TRY
II Is his intention to embrace in his stock
every article Of Dry Goods that may be new
or desirable, so that purchasers can always
be supplied with the newest and best STYLES
OF Goods in the market and at the LOWEST
POSSIBLE Prices.
y. B. In rooms over the Retail Department
he offers To Merchants and others a complete
assortment OF I'll the above Goods, at
WHOLESALE,
And invites the attention of cash BUYERS to
his stock and prices.
w. G. BANCROFT,
2o3 King street, Charleston, S. c.
Aug % Al If
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.SIIERIE'E".T .SlIE,r

Bv virtm" o! sunlry Executions 10 me di
rcctcL, Will bc sold at Sumter Cour, House,
on the first Moniny and day following IN
ocio1"r next, within tn" legal h urs %. sale.
10 The highest bidder, tor Cash, the following
Personal Property. Purchasers 20 pay for
Titles.
| negro levied on as .hc pro
Henry " Atkinson, Il, Tho Sui, OF & c Moody,
for another
| horse levied on as The pro
Bell. Il; The sui Of 'rinA.l ana !!ur..n.
negro levied on as the pro-
rer.y Of " + Bc!Aumc a, ,hr suit of Il y
pcnicii.
| nnnro levied on as the pro
pcrty Of w a Brock, ut the suits of David
Trent nnd } II Watt {. al!
| negro levied on as the pro
perry of John Brown. nt the suits of Johnston
aud Cnpers, james Duulap, ard z Cunhlan.
l negro levied Oh rs the property of
w + Butler. at the suits Of b J lluuson, D n
fcn'ch and las Il Pack.
negroes levied on as the proncrty
" nraiIsford. II, the suits of Reynolds and Co.
and Henry iIradham, for u
negro levied on as the property Of
Wm Ballard. at The sui. Of Tyre Dint,.s. g,r
another.
; negroes levied on as the property
OF + Brl>"r at the su Is of John Madison. II
X Roberts, + Lnnncun aud Baptist Dcnomna-
ton.
| horse, buggy and harness < negro
levied on the property of T. X Chewuinp. u,
The suit Of J ) aud l. luwi", 3 cases
horse levied on as the property of
len .tt tIo ,T I
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To Rail Road Contractors,

Gentlemen, can furnish few dozen
Rail Road Carts, with 3 inch tire at $500
per dozen, and no less, Cash or such scrip as
may suit my financeerng purposes
And from a residence of 20 years in busi-
ness in this excellent community it may
reasonably be supposed that my abilities in
circulating the negotiable are not very con-
tomptibie.
Rccollect, then carts will not be built of
green pine, but of the best River-swanp oak,
ash and hickory and he suitable for plantation
T.J.COGHLAN.
Aug. 20, 1S48. 41 6m
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SEI ElRiFFvS SALES.

BY virtue Of sundry Executions to me d.
rcctcd, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
October next, within legal hours OF sale, to
the highest bidder for Cash. tho following
property. Purchasers to pay fer Titles.
One tract of 100 acres of land
more or less, in Clarendon, adjoining lands Of
Coskrey and Hedge, and where defendant
lives, levied upon as the property OF Mally
Brogdon at lhe suit of Joel q. Rhodns f..al.
Ono tract Of $50 acres of land
in Salem, adjoining lands OF NJ. T.. Lawrence,
Mckenzie and others, and where defendant
lives, levied upon as the property OF Samuel
TnnstalI, at the suit Of ~. J. Morris aud
Riley Scaii' Executors.
One tract of l2O acres Of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands OF - and
property OF 'rhos. Richhour@, at the suits OF
Henry Nelly and Al. Moses.
Ono tract Of 20 acres Of land
in Clarendon, aainning lands Of - aud
where defendant lives, levied upon as ,l,
property OF y. b. 3:ajsio-A, at The suit OF J.
II. Brock.
One tract Of 100 acre; Of land
in Clarendon. ado ming lands ol W. II. 70
bias anh l.. Tohias, levied upon as the pro-
perry of J. IL. Tobias, at tho suit OF Maihc-
son & Si,nons.
One tract Of 100 acres ofIand
in Clarendon, adjoining lands OF Thomas VI.
Brunhy and II. lcnnngs and James WISE,
levied upon rs ihr property of Tyre j. s;pann
a; tc SUIT OF Thomos Scav.
One tract of200O acres Of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands Of Jas Carter,
Bcihunc, and others, levied upon as the prop
eriy OF NJ. NJ. Bcubow ahm'r. OF JOS Horton,
at the suit OF Richard L. Wc,.s
Interest in one tract of 400
acres Of land in Clars,nonr, ADJOINING lands
OF Elijah prngic ani T. Rcqncs, levied uanr.
as the property Of James NJ. prnglc, at the
suits OF John China for another and VI. r.
Roberts.
One tract Of | 30 acres of land
in Clarcmon, adjoining lands OF - and
where defendant ives, levied upon as The
property o. J. NJ koh, at the suit Of William
Nc;ttcs.
Lot Of 4 acres and buildings
thereon in Winchester, adipin!n" lands ii -
and where Samuel T. 'r.nlal lives. levied up
ON as The property o.! !Simuc! T.niai, at ,hc
sult Ci J. 5. & /. Bowie.
Ono tract Of 80 acres Of land
in Salem adjoining lau,ls OF Thompson and
others, levied upon rs the property OF James
Is. McE.vccn, al The suit of &. s. Rupert, /. al.
HARVEY SKINNER, 5. $. ID.
10 Sept, lSl9
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Plantation for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his Planta.
ton IN Sumter District, two miles south of
StatesbnrTh, consisting OF tract OF seven
hundred and fifty acres (1j0,( Il large portion
Oak and Hickory and admirably ada pied to
the cultivation OF cotton. There is an excel
lent Dwelling llousc-good out buildings
stable and barns--and houses for the accom- i.
modation OF forty or fifty negroes. The rood
lands and decided health Of the place combine
TO render it a desirable purchase.
For terms apply to
w. J. REFS, Jr
Statcsburgh, Sept 10, 1910. 4G If
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To Travellers going North
slEs:sIss ssSs @ E;'ssss err
HE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARIESTON E G.

THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON. -. G.,
4 LEAVING the Wharf at the fo6t OF Ian,
rens-st. daily at 3, p. m. after the arrival of
the Southern cars, via WILMJNGTON aads
WELDON, N. C. PETERSBURG, RICU-.
MOND, to WASHINGTON, BALTi-H
MORE, and PHILADELPHIA.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers of this line, from Charleston 10
Wilmington, are in first rate condition, and
arc navigated by well known and experiehceH
commanders, and the railroads arc in finc CO.,
der, thereby securing both safety and Dispatch.
A THROUGH TICKET having already
been in operation is now continued as per-
manent arrangement from CIiarieston TO
Philadelphia. Passengers availing themsel-
YES thereof, will have the option either TO
continue without delay through the route or
otherwise. to stop at any of the intermediate
points, renewing tlies seats on the line to
suit their convenience. By this routc travel
lers may reach New York on tile third day
during business hours. Baggage will be
ticketed on board the Steamer to Weldon, as
likewise on the change of cars. at the inter-
mediate points from, thence to Philadelphia.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia at ss2G each,
can be had from Il, WINSLOW, Agent of
the Wilmington and Raleigh r. r. Company,
at the Office The Company foot OF I,aurens-
street, to whom paasc apply. For other in.
formation inquire Of
l.. C. DUNCAN,
At the Ameri,a TN Hotel, Charleston S. E..
May 8 40 ly
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LOOK HERE!

The undersigned, having associated them
selves together, under the firm of FRiER.
son ~ PRlNGlE, will opcna GROCERY
STORE, OH Monday next, in the S,oro House,
opposite to Windhnm's Hotel, and formerly
occupied by ID. b. Mrl.aurin, They hope, by
Keeping the best articles, and selling chcap
to merit share OF public patronage
II. y. FElEKSDN,
+. ID. PRiNGLf,.
Sumtervllc, S. c., II Sept, lSi9. Il If
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For Sale,

AS am aisiicous of removing, offer for
SAFE my Plantation situated on Santcc, ten
ln'lcs from Nelson's Ferry. The said P!anta
1!on contains about Two Thousand Four
hundred Acres, six hundred cleared and
under good ienceng, On the promises is a
good comfortable two story DWELLING
we'll finished and all necessary out bu,Minrs
price Four thousand DoilarS, and Viii
throw-in my whole stock consisting of Ono
hundred head of Cattle seventy or Eirh,v
head OF sheep, the same of hors and siylv or
seventy head of Goats For any further in
formation address the subscriber IVrirhts
Bluff Post Office.
WILLIAM NJ. DAVIS.
Sept 10Th, 1910. AZ dim
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CopartnershiD Notice,

The undersigned have associated them
selves together un:ler the firm of PRINGL.E
~ GRAHAM, for the transaction of business
connected with the Steam MIL, situated
III miles from SumtcrvlIc, where ,hcv
are prepared to Saw and grind
ELIJAH pRINGLE,
n. GRAHAM
Sept 10th 1919 AZ If
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thanks for lie giIl ofthis blessed look, which
n kind Providence bestowed upon fallen man
to oteacll! hin the way to heaven.
Brethren; may not pledge for you that
you will take it for your guide: May it be
our Shield and our duckicr; and following its
divine tenchihgs may We at last arrive at that
I haven where the wicked will cease from
troubling, and where the weary, will be at
rest.
SALEM CAMP MEETING.-T Camp Meet
ing at Salem, in Lancaster District, closed on
tuesday, the 4iI instant, and was one of un-
usual interest. Seldom has there been n
Meeting, at which better order was observed
and more permanent good affected. The ac-
cessions to the Church were about 81 wlte
and coored and the number of conversions
about 35 or 40. The surrounding section Of
country had been deeply interested in the
subject Of religion Tor some weeks previous.
Camden Journal
u The Charleston Courier says: ave
are requested to state that Delegates to The
st. Louis and Memphis Convention will be
passed over the South Carolina, Georgia. and
Western aud Atlantic Railroads free Of
charge, going and returning. Tickets for
which can he obtained at the Railroad office,
State street."
MARYLAND GOLD MINING-1'he Rockville
Journal, of Saturday last, siys: I'VE have
seen, lately, several rich specimens of gold
dust from the Montgomery mines The
workmen are constantly employed, and, we
learn, arc getting considerable quantity OF
The ore. The specimens OF rock we have
seen are worth about fifty dollars per ton, and
the mine very rich"
Three or four colorcd persons, probably in
stigated by the abolitons,s, induced Mr. Clay's
body servant Levi, to run away from him, on
Saturday. 1t supposed that he has ronc to
Doston.-[ Newport Ncws.-Leri found out
however, the hollow hcartntlncss of the aboli-
tlonlsts ard returned to hisnativcs
U-i>Peoplc do and say many foolish things
III trying TO enact part Tor which nature
never intended them. Imagine an Ass irving
to bray to the tuuc Of Yankee Doodle Doodle
PRETry.-A ifnci(ul writes saw that wo-
men are charming flowers, destined 10 l,ei"h-
ten the color!ng OF the universe.
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For Sale,

pleasant and very healthy situation, 81
miles Souh OF Sunicivillc.
The subscriber oilers his tract Of land of nearly
2Oo acres, for sa!e. 1t is high and pleasant To-
cation will, not pond on it. II s, for its class
good provision land, and will take, 10 great nd :
vantage, any Of Tie ordinary mrnures Of the
country. On the premises n dwelling house
OF nv" good base, and loft rooms, aud excel
lent bnrn, with stables annexed, good prahnuse
and al III" fork of The roads snug fru,ic build
img pu, up rrc=m'iv rr school house, besides
there arc other buildings, Of COURSE of un ii,dcs.
penshhc churmc;cr, for farm. There are
between 40 aud 50 ucrcs, cleared aud under
good fence. two wells of cxcrlcn, wn,cr On
The tract, is IL fine parcel of Oak Wood which
VIII ever conf 'nnnd.a price III Sumtcrvilc, and
III" RaTonj. which wall run between the town
aud his place, will ever afford Il market, for thu
pine wood, OF which, III value, there is II prcnt
deal morc,- than hc asks Tor the place. he has
found focoi"!-go swamp very gond winter
ranrc Fat cows mud OF his ueiyhbors he
ilnnks, look upon II, as not bad one for hurs
"Npcrirrc" has shown him. that the peach tree
grows We'll, hnd on the promises, may be found
nn orchard of that f!ut, many Of the trees OF
which will compare We'll, with any in the
District. 10 suitable purcinecr, he will be,
accommodating, aud Will take negroes in paw
men', IN part, or altogether US may be nprccd
upon.
w. G.. BARRETT
Sntrrvi''r, Slh Sept. $40 III ,f
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Land at Bradford Springs
FOR SALE.
az ELIGIBLE SUMNER RESIDENCE.

The Subscriber offers his tract of land at
bradford Springs consisting in all Of 20i
Acres. situated in a North Eas,erly direction
from the Institute OF the public road leading
from the Swimming Pens To Camden, adjon-
ing the lands of the Institute and Mr. +. Brit
ton. On the premises are several very bold
Springs, (Sulpher, calybrn,e and excellent
drinking water springs and from its COM
nmnding position would form an eligible site
for hotel, as well as private residence
The salubri,y Of It's climaic is too well known
to need comment. And the land Tor planting
is as good II not superior to majority around.
ALso-The adjoining tract l05 acres, on
which is dwelling house and out buildings.
Terms Low. For further particulars enquire
oi G. DELORME,
or of BROWN, LEE g. co.
Sum,crviic Aug, l5. 1919 ~ #
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HAULING,

The subscriber would state for the benefit
OF the public, that he will haul from the Mid
dIcion Depot to Sumtcrville, by The toad
Icltllcr four horse or two horse Wogon) at
l8 Sd cents per hundred.
JOHN CHINA.
Aug. %, lS40 43 If
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Sumter Division No, 12,

Tho regular Weekly Meeting of this Diri-
sion will be held on Wednesday, Erening
next, at their Hull at 8 O'Clock.
r. NJ. DYSON, r. S.
Sumtervlle, s. G.. 10 ly
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Piano Tuning,

JOSEPH FREY, from Charleston, rcspcct-
fully announces to the citizens of Sum,crvillo
and vicinity, that he may he found at Chna's
Hotel, during the week; all orders left at the
above place will he punctualy attended TO.
Sept II, I619.
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Notice.,

The Exercises of Mrs. RICES Seminary
will be resumed OH Monday 18th Of Sept.
Parents dcsirous of admission for their
children will please make application previous
20 tiint time,
Honrt,crs received rs usual.
Sept. 4 10 ct
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New BOOt
A n d
s,ESN>Es sltpM[RRo

The subscriber having just returned FROM
Ch1rlcston with an assortment of BOOTS,
SHOES, Ladies' and Misses SLIPPERS,
TIES aud CATERS, OF every kind. what
ever, offers !hem 10 the public on better FERNS,
for Cash, than can be had elsewhere. and So
lc'san early call at one door east of Miller
& Bossards Drug Store. Also the New and
Fashionable slipper fer Ladies called TAY-
LOR TIES.
u AHrips selrcd up ,oiihoM charge.
B. FOLSOM.
Signef The Bool.
May 90, 1S40. 81 II
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Notice..

The Reduced Fair on the South Carolina
Railroad of 3 cents per mile is extended TO
the l5,h day Of Ocohcr next.
WM. III. BARTLESS, Scc'.E
Sept. ! Is Ii
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On Consignment,

A lot OF very superior Wooden Goods from
the Salem Factory in North Carolina war
ranted free from abolition aud cholera.
Just EcceVed and for sale nv
BROWN, LEE g. co.
10 Sept 1910, 46 lf
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the Subscriber arc
requested TO make payment immcdiately.
w. G.. WINDHAM.
Sept 10, 1919 dG If
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;;5 sEssass &aRa g. a..
Orf,cE VII &, Mas r r Cow

OFFICE VIII. & MAx. II. II. Cow.
Marion s. &, Sep. |, 1919.
The Stockholders Of the Wilmington and
Manchester Rml Road Company arc hereby
notified, that in accordance with an order OF
the Board of Directors, the third installncnt
OF FIVE Dollars per share is required to be
pad on or before the lst October next
The subscribers il Sumter District are re-
qnested TO pay the nstalmcn;s to Capt, j.
ID. Bianding or W, y. Mmldrow Esq.
JOH McRAE,
Treas. W. ami ~ r. K. Co.
Sept. 10Th, 1910. IT 2t
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Notice.

\. LEWIS Esq, is my regularly appointed
and constituted agent and attorney, during
my absence from tho State.
l.. b. HANKS.
Aug. -, 1910. III If
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Negroes Wanted.

EIGHTEEN or TWENTY hands want
ed. boys between II and 25 years DID, girls
II and lS for which liberal cash prices will
be paid by
w. J. BARNES,
Fifteen miles from Darlington C.II
'Scp5 4J 1T
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DRY GOODS
In Charleston, So Carolina

c. & L. l.. KERRISON, 300 King street,
corner of Market street, will offer 10 Mer.
chants, visiting Charleston, This Fall, THE
STOCK OF FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS that has ever been
offered for inspection in this City. They in
vite an examination and assure their friends
and purchasers generally, that their prices
will compare iavorably with any Market in
the United States.
Terms, Cash, or City acceptances.
Aug. |, lS4S. al st
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Notice.,

The subscriber having rented tho Hotel,
recently kept by w. G. IVindharn, takes this
method OF informing the public generally, that
he will III few days be prepared to Esuertaia
Travellers and Boardcrs, with the best ac-
cominodatnns which Sumterville can afford
And respectfully solicits liberal patronage
i. MYERS
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Beef! Beef!
NGVy As'Eess IN srnnsnnsnf

The subscriber hcgs leave 10 inform his
trends in sumtervil!c and vicinity, that as
ms opponent in the Beef business continues
to Butcher on the slime DAYS that he does, that
ne will change to MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS are the DAYS he
Will Butcher: the prices are five and six cts.
If Beet is taken regularly round--if choice
pieces every time, of the round,' the price is
eight cents: All persons arc requested To
nave small Book SO that the Beef can ba
entered in their Book as we'll as mine.
June "a JOHN CHINA
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Reduction OF Local Fare ON tEass
South Carolina Rail Road,

From the 29thJ me to the 18th OCTOBER
FSsHE fare will. be reduced to "THREE
CENTS" pefmile to any station on the
Road This will accord with n similar arr
fangement Of the Georgia and Western and
Atlantic Rail Roads and will therefore SUI
persede the Dalton, Rome and, Athens Tick
cts, as heretofore issued.
SO ct WIN. r. BARTLESs, sec'ry. }:
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Notice,

Application will be made TO the Legislature
AZ It's next Session TO close the Road known
as the state Road from Green's 10 Vances
ferry, and also, To open the old Road leading
rom Scoits lake to Vances Ferry as near in
the old Vances Ferry Road as is prac,able.
J. r. BRQGDON.
Clerk aad Treas,
Clarendon County 10 Aug, 1sio. SIN
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Bagging Rope and TWine.

Just received large supply Of BAGGING
ROPE and TW!NE. For Sale by
A. J. e. Il. MOSES.
Sent. III i6 If
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$25,OOO CASH.

This amount in cash to be paid for negroes
from the age of from II TO 30 years Old
The highest market prices will be given, and
persons wishing TO dispose of such property
will find ready sale by applying to the sub.
scriber at Sumtcrv!le s. c.
II. J. DINKINS.
Aug, 4. lS49. il If
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Chewing Tobacco,

:, a fine lot of ELDORADO CHEWING
TOBACCO, for Sale by
CLARK g. LEWIS.
10 Sept lS49 ~ ,r
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Aug. 20, 1S43.
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HORACE y. ASH. ifgsa isaac q. silIKx
Land aAd General Agency OAss st ths C~plsaI sr ma
mods, City ~ spsangnsia.
no Of Rnss issds, ksids< q Insis iaas
edRsss and all a<sisss yuFeAastAg Stas I
Isoi scrip boadThe undersigned respectfully Infer
the public that cy have essbshsd In this cys
Stale Of illinois, tand and general aSsny sfs o s snzscs
OF all business sppertsns thereto within s limits Of the
All transactions relative 70 the purchase and sale of lands
lands and reporting he location advantages ssd payns
redeemng land sold for investigating tss buy
ing and selling al description q sse This ever
extended scale, win be psospdy ssd faithfully auenaed
RKgERExcxsl
Messrs Defendorf h Miles, Washington city
A. 0owdy 4 Co., Loaissils, ksniacky.
assss sysIi.s ! Co., St Louis, missouri.
n. sassleney 4 9. French, governor Of Illinois.
g John Moore, treasurer
!: Z lyman a. r. T.s,us., judge supreme ses'''
ss..,. Wsd.woIna Sheldon. Nsw. Yo.s ely.
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