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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-09
InBe 2, 1854.

One More Chance for n Pleasant Home.
rINHE undersigned having purchased that we'll known
farm on which Samuel Harvey resides. are pre-
ed offer inducements persons wanting country
residences in the vicinity OF Richmond and
pose to sell said Farm private sale in lots ro
fifteen to suit nIehssers Said siuaied
nearly north of Richmond and close the eorpor
line overlooking large portion of the city The land
Of superior quality and many beautiful build
ing situations We determined TO SELL and
will be and Come while
you an have choice of situations
WILLIAM HARVEY,
JESSE NJ. HUTTON,
JAMES NJ. POE.
y B-Wanted hsnds cut 1000 1900 sords of Wood
We viii pay liberal price 10 cash
HARVEY. HUTTON & POE.
Richmond October 10. 1854 43u
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H>resh Peaches, Tomatoes, Cherries, Currants,
~ esAer Fruit. put up in just received BY
NOV. ~ E. n. CITIZENS.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
VUNE offer for sale lot of ground contain
ing and half Il y less, situated
the Railroad DEPOT and fronting $50 feet the Rail
road 900 feet North Marion and 200 feet
Washington Avenue. There is on the premises sub
stantl building IS feet wide and 50 fee; long suita
bic for warehouse kind of mechanical business
Persons wishing situation the Railroad. and the
Depot, have opportunity OF securing ground
There is piece OF ground the Depot situated
this offered entire will be divided
suit purchasers Fer further information enquire At
the Spring Foundry. A. GAAR & CO.
Richmond June eff
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THE why this Balm reaches All these is
because II REDUCES Inflammation. and .rouses the
creons and nervous system into scaon This power
the peculiar combination or medical proper
their being neutrAzed The medicine perfect
IL twill ii used freely, Immediately upon the
liver and all other secretive organs.
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YOung'S Express
ILL be ready at all times deliver
w with all kinds of
charge Express haulin
der left YOung Provisions
Will receive attention. Thankful
heretofore received he
energy To make It pleasant and profitable all who
favor hun with call for -four The
prices paid At all times for description Of produce
. 7. n YOUNG.
U
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS
4 \ D LIV cry STABLE.

AND LIV cry STABLE
f.. WI. r. SPINNING. grateful -,
for past patronage, respectfully 80
the public that nn-idera K K !
bic additions 70 his former
and prepared
satisfaction
% any part Of the coun
that desired
and careful drivers
II HIS OMS1BCSw call in the
road and take them from the Depot their
Orders left
end Of Main street will be promptly attended
II By
he respectfully requests continuance Of patronage.
October p, 1854.
Worked Pine flOoring...A superior article OF
W Worked Pine Flooring kept constantly FOR sale By
ELLIOTT & COALR.
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Z exceIIed
wishing line. will
Before purchasing elsewhere, will he
the
Of the Of this the
all who bargains fair trial
Should but call and and learn
satisfied Will easy purchase
everybody have land all
the H. D. NERSEREAt
IT shop building nearly opposite
giehmond Dec : 1854 s7,f
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INDIANA STOCK MONEY!

"IHEREAS. we have ut present to stand shave of
w 10 Per cent State Stock paper, and prefer
eusto mersro have the benefit Of this
bPokers. will for the allow purcha-
10 Per premium for all par funds. IN DER
sieaed AsvinG the confidence that the
pspsr Of Free Banks will Be ultimately sooa for
che present take the Of all the STOCK BANKS tina.
broken and will sell paper less
sAss hey - bought old the city Of
r. JACKSON
New York Dry Goods Store. under Starr Hail.
ePPosits the Peoples Bank.
Dssenbsr %, 1854 aft
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The Stock OF the Season!
JASON III AM,

HNRATErUL which has hereto
him. his thanks
many friends patrons support
public
best stock Goods he has
r sell that De
the Decided bargains 60 all who favor him
call His general and consists
Cloths, Of
Goods for sentie wear, styles stock
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Consists OF silks, Bersge DeLainss
hams, Prints, &c. His stock Of
PAN GOODS
invites
line of Trimmings. Notions.
general assortment His stock Of STRAW GOODS Beos
SAs also worthy Of special attention In short he
ths stock ef tAe every
bod o calls examine for themselves.
II kinds Country Produce purchased
market price
FLfXSEED.-He has . large OF White Brow
Ylaxseed loan farmers contract.
WOOL-At the will
purchase OF WOOL for which he will
est possible price. JASON HAM
llth 1854.
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SH1NGLE S...NachiIe, cut and shaved. Poplar. Ash,
tAA ShlnSSs by
ELLIoTT & CoALE.
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Cincinnati Furniture Ware-ROOms!
- m RICHMOND, IND.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of
= edmond, and surrounding country, that be has
hand and IS constantly receiving from the Clncin-
natl market large supply Of Cabinet Furniture.
IN all its varieties, such Side and Centre, d.
ming and Breakfast Tables. Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Sofas. sand Chairs Of every description Hair, Hask
~ and straw Mattresses. looking Glasses, &c
All Of my work IS warranted TO be Of the best
material and workmanship, and PUT up in = sly
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Wholesale Depot at J. * c REAK1K1's, No 81 Pearl
street, Cincinnati.
Dr. S W FORSHA, Drug Store, north side of Fifth st.
three doors of Smith, Cincinnati, o
For sale by Druggists generally in Richmond
July :. 1854 29-tf
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10 UUI 1dCIUUS.
the solicitation Of numerous citizens have eonclu-
~ dei To the Auction and Commission Business
the cid stand Sloan House We will ray liberal cash
advances conSignmens for auction private All
kinds Of door sales attended with prenlneSs
~ Regular sales Saturday afternoon and evening.
FAKQU HAIR & ARNOLD.
Ny 20 ~
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wanna. Dec 10. Ie64 The nm, of
oeassirg At H. rcsrsss. p,cmsisat~t ssle,
H. gSspr (,s eleven o'eiott } the ~sp-r,ed
decree. TIE immaculate conception kss
been declared The lssh Of the ehn,ek. 81
~hos.ss dsssss il h h~r-sie. Two kus.
dss1 b',aeps ven psv.sns. Nsvss was
tAsss sssA . thro~g. Rome h oilsd wish
Joy.
Louie Napoleon has deferred his vssi. 70
Queen Victoria. The reason IL DECLARED to
b. the opposition he wac likely I" receive
from the chariis,s Of England. When
Louis intended visit was announced, the
rhArtists, remembering that he had volnn.
tered. when in London. TO nc, ~ a spceisi
constable "a. put down their public demon
str.,ion I" lSaS. plscarded London with
emphatic app-sls TO the masses to giy. hin,
such . reception ~ he deserved. Another
reason assigned. which 10 probsbl, the
true one. 10 thst grief 1t the losses Of the
srmy. would no; slow the English court
I" give the proper entertainment, to ,h-ir
gusst.
Nav YoRt. Jar. ia procession
numbering ten thousand unenplo, ell labor
srs, psrsd.d the streets this afternoon.
VIoKsDuRo. Jan. Is-'rhs oHicers Of
the steamer switzerland, report thai The
s,~sme, Garden City. bound Tor New o..
lcsns. with cargo chiefly cotton aud corn,
took fire u, about 8 O'Clock yesterday NOR
ming, below Luke Providence. spd was
L,,Ytt IN, Il
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INV ADvYNTIsEMlNTS.

20 PARENTS AND CT tRulANS.
SJRS. COLES schcol for little hoy. ard
~ eHi.. gil re open the FIRST Mouday in
F,hrngf..
rrFs.;-- Reading and smelling, >; each
extra, 80 ct incidental expenses. % cts.
Tuition charged from the time OF entrance
and no deduction except for proifac,ed SEX
uc~r.
Grateful for past fayors, she respectfully
-oliril- share Of pAtfnnsgr
Marshal, January ~, 1855.
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farM ftr S;tt.

fiji sert desirable piace, eight miles
lIsl7 east Of Marshall. on the >hrreuport
road. containing FIVE NJ NDRED AND
FLFITFIvE ACRES, Que hundred Of
which, are IN high state Of cultivation to.
geher with all She improvements.
Title uudoub;ed. Here is n chance for u
bargain
Tie undersigned, living near ID" farm, is the
proprelor's agent Apply 70 him without
delay. TllOS. J. COLE.
December lf'h 1854 Cliff
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NEW FIRM.

I>HE undersigned have associated them
sevet In business. under the name and
si,le of Dadr & Duprre.. 1hey win continue
business at the old stand Of " ilspn. Dade g.
Goa on the \ T.. corner o. the pubic square
where they will be happy to ste all the Gus
TONERS Oh the late firm. and rs many new re-.
sponsibie ones rs think proper 10 favor them
with a call.
In addition TO oer presen. sell assorted
stock Of merchandise "a soor ~ navigation
permits, We eSpce, to nod largely to the same.
Oar books are now open for the next year.
Please favor US with u call, rs We expect to
do ~ Igrli Tor you any one,
LEE VI. DADE,
ELIJAH Dt PkEE.
Decouipf IS ll55 ll-lf
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s3lAxASAA ssASSh EXT.

f4sEf9N NBEk FOOT AND sfinLYSkfks
,Suaih Wsss co.titf 4 tie pnsl ,s,hf-
~ LhlS eopsiuftly On lard latge sssort-
IN meni Of ladies rnd r.p,em.i's t"ol. nilS
shoes, Of his own mnn4iaeinf. also a keo&
supply 1t sa.e and upper heather lar sss.
FROM Lis kong experience and e'fss ai'enitn1
TO the hn4urss b, heges 10 lsaft 4,oniinaaAcs
of tiai patronage heretc'ou a. iitera'is ns.
slowed on dIm Al orders promptly ATTENDED
10, apd work warranted.
Nn, -, istA nlhS
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r Justices Court, Bat No. |.
Edward Su,ih W. John II Pow 81.

rn- STATE OF TEXAS,
il,RRtsoS torNfY.
- any in,fei ge-r efsfid caan'g 6fes.i'e:
NrUtI are hereby comman1.d tp summons
/ JoHu u Powell ty publication Tor three
-uc,.. 4siss weeks N the Ieka, Republican. a
newspaper publ she'd W the taSu ct lfir-haii
HARRISON county. to be and pefsoua.y appear
b, fore ml. at my office IN Ely..in igl4s. on
Saturday the s7,h day ct Jauuars. $50. al OF
before is f. O'Clock, + ~, then and iherc to M
emcr T. The. complaint Of Edward smith, ia q
pes. 81 deb due by note, A. iniiow>i
50 90 Or Tee iisai tD o. itrrary
rev, promise 20 lay Edward Smith ot aeaf.
e. srycut, i've doiar. value received IN u bay
pony this % DAY OF October 1888
(s'eucdi John u. Powell
Herein fail hoi and u,at, due return Il 'hi-
writ, a. he laN Directs. Given pnde- ny
hard lha tbs is, day Of lauu ", = D 1888.
a. MCKAY, y.
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l,ROtI.AMsTION

I
J nv the Governor Of thn state Of Texas
WHEREAS, the contract that VA. entered
w into between the Governor Of the State
Of Tesss Of the one part and Ro''t J. Walker
nnl 7. Butler King and other II the other
part. - the 3i~l day Of August, 1884, for The
construction OF the Mississippi ard Pacific
Railroad, under the provisions of IAN act 10
PROVED. Tor the construction ~ the Mississippi
aud Pacific Railroad approved December ~ f,
1853, ba- become null aDd we'd, by the failure
Of the said contractors 10 make the deposit of
three hundred thousand dollars IN gold or sil.
yer, or evidences OF. thc d,tt Of the State of
IeNas, or othei good paf s'oess as they were
required to do by the terms Of said act, and
ih,ir contract and eh.rea-, b. the terms of
said act II ~ provided that IN Ease OF such a
failure, the Governor %, said State IS author.
ifed to enter into another contract rs near as
NAV be- IN the terms of aid act, with anV other
company OF individuals. Tor the construction Of
said road. NoA, therefore, notice i hereby
nNcn, that proposals from companies or iBdi.
yduais for the cot struction oi SAID road, IN
accordance with The provisions of saia n, and
the laws # ihis State, VIII b. received al the
office Of Ne Sccr,lary Of State, of ihi, State,
until ;.n nr-i day OF Nay, 1883.
SAID proposals must abeti'y the time at
winch the work shall commence, the number
If miles 10 be finished and placed IN running
order within the first eighteen months after the
contract is entered into, and each year there
after, and a. what lime the entire read eha'l be
completed together with the amount proposed
to be- deposited in the Treasury Of tins State.
according 10 the terms Of snd act, to be forfeit
ed in ease 30 nrlea Of the road shall not be
completed within eighteen months from the
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SETTLE IP.

4 IL PER SONS indebted 10 mr. from i-.2
~ uh the pres.nt time, Wi phrase e"m.
forward aud pay ~, 81 they Va hase l" S"tl.e
with ar os,ccr. and those who have settle.
ineui- Nifh tae vii Come forward ard pa
receipts | want to settle witl eYi'r, body 10
-lfainhtcn nv business make lil Ni,n oac n.r
pay np, ana discharge all "a, dept.
A h. buRRESS.
January &. islH 3if
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DISSOLUTION

I'VE eopartnefrlitp heretofore cr'-iiog be-
t~een A II 'an apd &. ~ MayOorr,
/, this day (Jaupaf, Oh 1881 mutually d.
solved A. Huston assuming the bu-iuc.- Of
the concern. c " Moyhrrp will rjeud TO
The collection ofsl. arc0auta GO da,e.
Ailt~lON,
&. ~. NAtHENBI.
Marshall. January H. 1883. si-3i
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January ~, 1868.
Law Gard.

N :. JENNINGS, iRaney u, Lac, Mar.
IL shall. Texas Office at North.wc.,
corner ut the public SQUARE
inrnarv ~ 1850
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Au,l) WARE

WHO'D W AXE.
w + are Just in receipt OF large lo, "'
w wood ware, consisting OF me following
articles. cedar cl,ufn-, cedar buckets, cedaf
pie,1ra. we'll buckets. oak buekei-, bras
i,ound hurkels', brass bound pisgnS, do eans,
da keelef-. wood trays, cocoa dppcrs, wood
hnwl-, painted nb. -edar tub, Vanished
Lss.les-, PAINTED buckles, wa-h bvard- broom-,
hearth hloouis, ahiss hronfaS, wood spoons
axe handles, willow chairs, (iot sieA children }
ALSO.
Fresh KeniaeAy mus'srd, Lamp Wrs, gra@1
ro,e. ali sizes. cotton plow lines, beet article.
Also
10 boxes star candies, loaf sugar, .cap, bar
lead vinegar, buck ~boi. drop shot
Also
A full supply Of Moblr and Dog RIVER -
iasuuss- ali .. ~hica We offer tor safe on IA
sv-aDir terms
G.. q. GREGG & 60.
I4uttary AZ. 1853
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7 y. JORDAN respectfully Informs his
-. foeuts aud tie rnhlie that be has pnr'
chased the cutie -lork Of goods recently
owned by Ne,-r. Ward aud Viyion, aud that
bee has commenced business IN the coinmo-
diou, brick binding hitherto oocapicd bs lwm
The .ioo. a, present on hand IL respectable,
embr lcing nearly every article usually found
IN b dry goods store In few weeks he MN
make large additions 10 his slork, which VIII
be selected With care, snd sold -, r'ire- to
-uf, the times. Tie DIS Fes 20 Do ihfNHg
hn,ine.. To- make rapid el,- ara -Tail prof
~. Hoping that the house WI not lres any
If the liberal patronage which It has hitherto
rniayc1, hui that 1t wll be Increased, he son
ta- -harr e tbs trade Naihng on NJ part
viii be wanting 10 give satisfaction.
Mnr.haEi lamar, ~, $3.50 70 "
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CITATION.
~ Justices Court, Best No. ].
lace Y Colder - Edward " Smith.


THE STATE or TEXAS,
H.asisos CopSrf.
r. eng lssf,' ,f'e.r n ,aid eoaa'g, sre,'tag
NDi ere her.b, commanded 10 summons
Edward w. Smi't y publication for
three successive weeks IN the p.sts kcpubi,.
can, newspaper published IN the town II
Marshall, HARRISON county, Texas, 10 be and
personally appear lrtere ne, al nv o''ee .
Ei,, sian Fields on Saturday the 2ftb day Of
January, A. y. 1883, at or before two o'stock,
NJ, then and there ia answer 10 the com
plant Of Mac, n Golden. IN plea OF debt due
by account insae in the year 1871, and due the
1T day oi January, 1904, for hiriy-ses.n
2i.i0o dollars. Herein fail not. and make Disc
feiurn Of this wr,i. as .ts las directs.
Given under my hand dis the isi Day Of
January, A. n 1870.
Jan. q, '55-aa3, A. Mckay, Up,
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''TIFFfF IVTF' u
DESpfI fFUi t.S soliei's the attention and
IL patronage Of the physicians, mee'nsn's
aud planters Of Harrison county. HIS large
stock Of Drugs, Medicines. thc'1igas surg
cal Instruments. paints, oils, brushed sarii-i.,
botanic medeires, patent medicines, toi.ttc
and fancy articles, feriumery, window glass.
ply sician- glass ware, spi'e~ garden seed,
vine, h,ao3y, tobacco snuff, sigs'- and
BUDhS dND STAIiUNEK
Of al kinds. has been very carefully selected
to which addition. are being constantly made.
aud the qualiiy aud purity Of which are guar
antced, and viii hc sold IN a- accommodating
terms ~ at ans establishments, In the south
fanuary 10, ls55-23- SIN
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January 6. 1858
" AIRING.

1 HEREBY forrs arm all persons from trad
ing la ans manner with any fmy negro :,
or any negroes under my control, unless auiho.
rizrd by a written order by me. Any refrcr
interfering IN tins manner viii b. prosecuted
to The cxtcu, of tie law.
A .. BIRRESS.
Iannary 1885 EAR
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Fresh Arrival,

Il i'r siofe Of & g. Gsfgg 4 Go,
lust REC EiVED. nj high water ffcislits,
- 10 dozen superior horse and mule collars
\ 40 do do do names.
\ dc do russo, blind BRIDES
&. G.. GREGG \ co.
f.,r,Y OF lshb
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fresh arrival VI New t,o~ds


HARRISON tpfNfts
70 n, SHERIFF II said County, Gr.e'rY
WHEREAS. Job Tasior, administrator #
w the cs;a'e If John Cotton, deceased
and ns arom OF his VIE. Matilda q. Iayief.
and h. Two chi,jfea, Aadtew Taylor and
John rayl1r, niuars disd h., fsli.,Yn n mj
Office f,r partition ari distribution the =
iaie Of lid deeedant. representing hist Rieiavl
Hacbheld Thomas COTTON aui ihe representa-
lives at JFura Cotton, decta-ed. names on.
know, ard cil e whose names AID fcslten
srs ala u1AnaWn, VITO urc all resident
herr 81 said Juha GoltoH. deyca-ed,
You NJ. therefore compounded 20 summon
ia, sad resh-l Bucb eht 7 qmas Co,l,u ali4
the raafesrnt.tyo- oi lanv- Cotton. deceased
and Ai uiher pgisor, iH,tfratrd. BY publication
If this cim.ion for onr week, N the }tsss
Nepub ican, "a u,N-ptrci published In the town
Of Marshali. Harrison eoeaig, Texas, to be sad
appear at regular tern Of tine County Court
IL Usrrison euuHly, ct the courthouse "a HE
town OF Marshall, on the iaet llcuiay ~ fea-
fuary. 1855, then and there to show cause, #
ANY The, hatu Or ear. why The estate ct ieiin
Cotton. deceased, shall ne, be- pasitIoned ani
Distributed. and drcFee Tor that purpose be
mad.. Iigfein ia,i not, tud make dse return
hereof
y'.u, n yf-.nusns {f.r. e fb,.
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new ,rr.u- ard suaner Goods.

WI. are moss neeitiug a iafge sad .e -.
W lrctel sroes Of goods for Tie -afin.
aad summer trade, consisting IN part OF
f.,dsrs Dress buosis,
silks, beragcs. tissues, lasa-, Jacerels. pas
book and swiss nus.ins, hysreu and plain
pingham-, assorted
i,o,is, Shoes. Hats, CAPS, Dorasfs.
aud ready made clothing If the latest slyle..
Those wishing 30 Purchase summer clolhia,.
or summer goods, Wili hnd i, TO iheir aayaa-
tsge 10 give us caiL
litITIOkD & WILSON.
Awil ~ isii ~
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IRE river ~ ars tatoswed 10 "a t.o IN
=, il,s tc'o'. I'D s''ine sic~iy a ~ fallA
sl,o. coz La iss"r h,ee s,easpe.s have ~.
',r,t ihsc, from the city. and osh.,s have
e,o..ed ,te Falls ." tbs way sp Freight
.,l rs,s,c- p, tho sembicatioA rstaA -
Slsr,,~i j'ho<'oi
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NEW rlRM.

NEW TIWN,
~ TAftbk beps l.ss. 10 saw 10 his old
W. friends and customers that he hs. s-so.
ciR,pd With h,m IA business Mr.. James " Cor
aud " illinra Cox, unier the name and -t,e 1T
1AsIq., Cox " Go, rt the old Stand a ar'iar
TAYLOR & Co, fas' side Of the pntlic Square.
In addition 10 their present stock, thty "a
psci in lew weeks 10 receive large aid vel
assorted stock Of
SiAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Hardware, .'sddery, iip,s, shoes, Dco.', ito,
to which 'l.y invite thst friends 10 give lh.ta
n crli Is great Inducements and good bs'gsins
viii be offered
t,it,l,ar 3- tas1--Gfr
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= have sold ou, ard wish 70 leave The
n county. al persons Indebted to rnr wiii
please come lors ard ard pay mp Immediately
Office over Mcdonald y ssudtrs' ding store.
J. j. CApRuIH.
Marshall January IA lS5b
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IL. persons claiming under James Smith,
\ deceased, az his assignee, John Graves,
he Sarah Shoto headlight, OF amy part there
of, situate IN Harrison county, on eight iflle
creek. some four miles south east ct Marshall,
are hereby uo fled that We ere the true own
,r. Of said h,adrlght, and the land Surveyed
Lv virtue of the same Al person, are warn
"a flmt the law will he cuioned against any
oue trespas-ng on sail land, ana those oceu-
nviug Il are notified not to make improvements
on 4 Hon ~ y. Jennings, of Marshall. -
onr peaefal agrus. who viii communicate to
ang person who mas des,rc Information IN re-
gard to our tile, Sc, &c
Pr EK Il LIiLf.
JESSE DtkEN,
Anime, II .Sa,al Nlnln MIG Nafah Nr1li.,
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New eshsss spt tAreseysrt Fs,l-;
. - The 1tgte<sss tsss. re,f 80, o-sr
if(7 BELLE OA1,sS
Eon L1ysr. us,tsr, ~,A ssn ~ stfc'rr e.
son 'l1iwtuu New CvtsGs re sip~Isr
nmcseiue tts ts'ts nth ~ Gsst 'nn ~ Lss
River. I'D ks,tE ssst Joh s,es, slt.i,,.,
WctN,tsy ~ Gvr etle<t.s 4 &c r,."
CsMs hsS ken ktsly ecAcA. a'esoufty
ov. vhaa'ed. tnd newly fussI,ksA thregtopl !.
snd for .r~,t. ssie'y and sessNn sxsiions, b.
10 .uttrs in Tho i'sde.
Ever cs.,,icr viii L. ussd 10 rss..ss o. w..
fselion to ,hirpr ED p.a-ony~s.
rte.Mtei sa. 1924 IN
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Samuel r. Hicks aud Joseph " rsiscn % r.
:. Patterson, e ~ No. 5@s
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Assignee, y Sarah >hoio no'o >afdh N'1,i',
January ~. 1885 ~ al.