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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

VIEWS ODDS.-EAst., 1sjJ.-
" WIN L. PAGE respectfully invites his friends and Gus.
TONERS TO call aud Examine his Hall and Winter Goods, being
Just - hand, aud the brst stock he has yet Ind the pleasure Of
Offering. Among them is one piece extra Hne Black Cioth-s
really superb article; also rich Brown, Bluc, Plum, Mulberry
aud olive Cloths; real French Castor Cloths for Overcuats and
Winter Froeks; Black, Brown and Mulberry, medium and OK.
ira hne Docskins and fancy Cnsimercs; rich plain aud fancy
velvets; SILK cuttings, &c, &c, for Vests newest style hui.
tons and other trimmings Also. MeDs Furnishing Goods.
viz Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Under shirts, Handkerchief,
cravats. Stocks, Ties. Gloves, &c, Sc, toe6ts
(tarpcnter's Hardware, Winde" Glass, Ac.-
u Having determined to close out my stock of Carpenters
Hardware, Mechanics Tools Sc, &c, at cost, those wanting
any thing In that line would do well to call before buying
&C 24ts-Rep copy a WINSTON 8.
EREsJ FALL AND WINTER CABBAGE SEED
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

.,,,,n -, ""IA
A Undersigned mill eopttpro
- The DEE COMMISSION aud t,t1 :, horcta
BUSINESS, and also The Mannfactnrir~4 rr'kN AEldt
tal for former faFors, thy ledge their fesf togateo. ia,
their continuance. 'AefaaS t##5i
api 9-dts. MCDANIEL nm,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

PISTOLS, Ac.-We have on hand a very
handsome assortment Of Rifles, Pistols, &c, &c, com
prisfng sumo very fine Rifles, handsomely mounted with Ger
man Silver; saloon Rifles and Pistols Sharp's Rifles Colts
Five Shooters; Aliens selfeoeking Pistols Cane Guns
FoiIs; Hunting Knives eommo Pistols of all sizes caps,
&c, &c, to which We invite the attention OF the public
any efs J. ID GREGORY & CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

IA NEW GOODSll-JNO J. puRVlS, Agent, ID recciy.
Ing a heavy Stock OF Fall and Winter Goods, All he has to
sly is, thai his Stock Is taaon from one OF the largest Import.
ing and J0bbing houses In the Union. nj nett cash prices, and
wul be sod by nim AZ small profits tor cash, and nothing else
but cash.
y 81 shall receive new Goods nearly every week I'm tie
season. by Canal Boats, Railroads and Express Companies,
all Il whlch viii be sold cheap for cash.
sep Hons JND j. pIRN1S. Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

subscriber has this day disposed Of his
IN entire interest In the concern of Stlglcr, McEldery & Co,
to ID. RI Peters, one Of the firm. In retiring from the bust
ness, thank my friends and the public for their patronage,
and would ask a continuance to my successors.
OCTOBER LIST, 1856. RO. MCELDERY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

HKHL VHVDVW % NHN
" BANDS AND CORNICE-We have Just received a
large lot # Oil Window Shades, Of new and beautiful pat
terms, and, also, GIT Curtain Bands and Cornice of every
quality, Please call and examine at
juiy OTIS !. II. GREGORY & CO.'S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23
nCTOBER a3d, lsJ5.-Encouragc nom,
NOTICE.-The Undersigned having sold ,hci,

AZ stock of Goods, are closing mp their business, and request
all persons having claims against them to present them for pay
menti and all persons indebt, A to the concern are requested to
come forwa ard and settle their accounts.
We will sell privately, upon liberal terms, the large ToBAC-
co FACTORY and FIXTURES now occupied by +. {. =.
Ferguson Il Col also, a corner LOT, lying ON the Canal, ad.
joining Capt X II. sistens Lumber House, fronting 80 feet on
Jefferson street also, the DWELLING HOUSE now occupied
by T. L. Tinsley.
Either of the parties viii show the above property to per
sons wishing to purchase.
oc l9dts TAYLOR, TINsLEY & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

ssRphtGAA s>shsl.ES NOtsS S.-s4Hr2e Stoct
~ or ORA GOODS IN MARKET FOR tASil-My stuok
OF New Spring and summer Goods is nov complete. The
Whole STOCK Was bought very cheap, and Will be saidtor very
small profit, for cash,
The money market having become easy, hope my friends
and customers will come forward and supply themselves lilrr-
ally. Al | ask Is a call from those in want Of goods, to insure
safes. lapl l2dtSl JNO J. T. RNIS. Aga.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
Grant County,

The Democrats Of Grant county held thei.
County Convention at Marion on Saturday,
December 18th, which was organized by the
selection Of DIR. Stephen ID. Ayers President
and Il. T.. Wallace Secretary.
The Chair announced the object of the
meeting TO be the appointment of delegates
to the State Convention, and upon motion
appointed a committee of three to report the
names of delegates.
The committee reported the following
names as delegates, which were concurred
N:
Delegates.-D. p. Cubberly, i. Il. Mellow
ell, John Brownlee, and o. ii. p. Carey.
Contingent Delegates.-James ". Brown,
Robert Leniesty, j. II. Jones, and Robert
Wilson.
On motion of j. w. Dodd, all Democrats
from Grant county present at indianapolis at
the meeting of the State Convention, are in
vited to participate in an equal consultation
with the delegates above appointed.
j. S. Mcdowell, Esq, offered the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Resoiosd, That the Democracy Of Grant conn
ty are now ms sever devoted Ia the principles and
success OF The National Democratic party. and
That discarding all isms ar sectional issues
whether affecting the rights If States or If CHI
zens we are for the Union, aud for men who
love the Union. and are opposed To every party
or creei which seeks 10 Obtain a local and lem.
Porary success nj the sacrifice OF national peace.
harmony, and union.
Rcsoiped, That We take pleasure in recon-
nending 10 the Democracy Of Indiana our Eel:
low citizen Gen John w. Dodd, as a firm, con-
s%istent, and loyal Democrat, and as possessing
IN an eminent degree, the requisite quali6ca-
tons for an important public station, and there
fore the delegates from this county be instructed
TO cast their votes for Gen. John w. Dodd for
the office Of Auditor of State.
ResOtoed, That the State Sentinel and the
Democratic papers in this district be requested
to publish these proceedings. and that the Sec
rotary forward a copy TO each.
S. ID. AYERS, Chairman.
b. F. WALLACE, Secretary.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
Ripley County.


The Democrats of Ripley held a meeting
at Versailles ON the 18th inst. DIR. b. +.
Mullen occupied the Chair, and B. Ii. Myers
acted as Secretary. Dr.. Mullen addressed
the meeting, after which the following reso-
luiions were adopted:
RssOlued, That we cordially re- affirm all the
principles sci forth in the preamble and resolu-
lions Of the Democratic National Convention OF
1852.
Rssolued. That The Democratic party, in old
and settled issues, need not declare its princi
Piles in detail. We will be understood when we
say that we belong to the Democracy Of the I'm
ION, and recognize no geographical lines be-
tween the North and the South. The interests
of all parts of the country are the same To us; and
so far as is in cur power, we will maintain the
constitutional rights Of every State, and at the
same time ZealOusly maintain the right of the
actual settlers of the Territories 10 form and
regulate their domestic institutions in their own
way. subject only to the constitution; and that
any act of Congress, tending to abridge this
right, is manifestly wrong. and fraught with
evil.
ResOlUed, That every one who makes our
country his home, and loves the constitution.
the laws, and the liberty of the Union, is. in
the largest sense, a true American. His birth
place was not of his own selection. and should
do him neither harm nor good. His religion is
between himself aud his God, and should be left
to his own Judgment. conscience, and response
bility.
ReSOiUed, That in the decline OF that mis-
chieSous organization, commonly called Know
Nolhings. the country has great cause Of %rejOic-
ing. Although its existence was destined to
be of short duration, yet it has left its mark up
on the page Of hlstOry--writlen IN innocent and
- - Ill IL Ill -
iiterate. Conceived in iniquity and sin, its
fruits have been death.
RSoIped, That while we regard incompetence
as a great moral and social evil. aud the sale of
ardent spirits a necessary and proper subject Of
legislation. regulation, and restraint, yet we by
no means think it an evil OF such magnitude as
10 be willing 10 give our support or endorse
ment TO the present PrOhibiiory liquor Lar.
The following ~resalption was offered by
Isaiah w. Robinson, Eq, and unanimously
adopted:
Rcsoleed. That in view of the long and able
public service Of Hon. John L.. Robinson, we
embrace this opportunity To express our entire
confidence IN his former political course and fl
deity, and should he be the nominee for Gov
em"r. We can and will give him a majority of
old Ripley.
The following resolution was then offered
by Mr.. d. ii. Myers, and was unanimously
adopted.
Resotoed. That having unlimined confidence
in the integrity, firmness, and ability of DIR. B..
+. Mullen, and in consideration of his ardent
attachment for, and unliring zeal in the cause
of Democracy. we hereby present his name TO
the Democratic State Convention As a candidate
for Secretary Of State, and request our delegates
To use their influence 10 secure his nomina
tion.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
Knox County

At a meetin Of the Democrats of Kno,
county held at Vino mes on December 18th
James ID. Williams was called to the chair
and Emanuel Meisenhelter appointed Score.
tary. John f. Jones, Esq, addressed the
Convention, after which delegates were ap
pointed to the State Convention aud the fol
lowing resolutions adopted
Resoloed, That, while we have no intention
of expressing a preference for any candidate
for State office, we feel it our duty 10 express
our obligations TO the Hon. A. L. Willard, fol
his able and efficient efforts in behalf Of on
party and its principles. And to say further
that there is no man of our party i'm whom we
have more confidence, or whom we cherish with
a warmer regard, Notwithstanding the base
Islander invented to injure him by an opposition
press Of this city.
ResOloed. That we have a continued and abid
ing confidence in the ability, integrity, and De-
mOcracy of our present u. 5. Senator, the Hon.
j. ID, Bright. and while we do not at this time
designate him as a candidate for any office. We
approve his manly course.
RssOlced, That the able administration of his
Excellency Gov. Jos. A. Wright, merits the ap-
prevail and hearty commentator Of the Democ-
racy of this county.
ResoiUed, That the Democracy of Knox coun-
ty look with pride. and give their approval to
the hrm and manly course of the democratic
members Of the lower branch of the National
Legislature. in the present contest for the or.
ganiZation of that body.
On motion of j. A. McClaugherty. the resoDu
lions adopted ut the Mass Meeting IN Vincennes.
ON the 18th October last, were read and re.af.
firmed.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
Snancer County


The Democrats of Spencer assembled al
Rockport on the 9Th inst. Benjamin Romnie
was called to the chair and j.. NJ. Simmonds
chosen Secretary. After the appointment OF
delegates, the following preamble and reso-
lutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, We the Democracy of Spencer
county, assembled i'm mass convention at Rock
port, having the fullest confidence in the ster-
ling Democracy and political integrity Of Hon
A. 4. willard, do hereby declare our preference
for Ashbel F.. Willard as our first choice for
Governor Of the State of Indiana, A. ID. 1856.
Therefore,
ResoiUtd, That the delegates appointed at This
convention, 10 attend the State Convention at
Indianapolis, on the 9Th day of January next,
be and they are hereby requested to cast the
vote al Spencer county for Hon. Ashbel z. vii
lard, as the first choice Of this meeting for Gov
ernor in 1856.
RssoIUed, That the delegates appointed at
this convection TO attend the State Convention
at Indianapolis, on the Sth of January next, he
aud they are hereby instructed TO cast the vote
Of Spencer county for Royal s.. Hicks, as the
first choice Of this convention for Auditor of
State in 1856. and to use all honorable means Ia
procure his nomination for that office.
RrsoiUed, That the delegates appointed at this
convention cast the vote of Spencer county for
Hon Ballard Smith, of Perry county, FOR Lieut..
Governor in 1856.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH.
IlST OH GASH DRIZEG

Above We have only given a list of the cash prlre.. q.
II would occupy too much space here 20 give a descrip-
ton oi the entire schene, including Real ksiaie, which
in itself amoaAts % si.s.a1O. A fall AUD complete de-
scription 81 the various prizes viii be found tn our car
eulars, which VIII be sent postage free 10 any per Of 49,
unirei States, o. any who mny desire them. Agents
wanted, 10 whom will ise given 20 per cen ON all sales,
and the following Premiums, VIZ: To tho Agent who shall
dispose 81 The greatest number Of shares, between this
aud the day 81 drasing, | viii gre sAsD Ia America
gold 10 theed slSto, g. the N sl0O, 10 the th s7U0. 20
The 5th sssb, % The 6h s'.0, " the sth s10,, 20 the sub
S2o0, - the 9h Sloo.
Persons wishing a. oLgage Ia the sale 90 shares, by fur
nishing ne with a recommendation signed ~ the Pos-
Master. OF some oiher well known responsible person.
Will be furnished with tickets, documenis, &c.
Address 81 orders %
IRA b. ADAMS, Principal
ogien, Henry County, Indiana
at N
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CARD

AtGNts now received aud arranged the mo.t csm-
IL piete assortment of goods of every de.cripnon. a
invite all creation awa the rest of mankind, 20 waik Ia
aud examine my goods. Sly Stock of Fancs Goods and
black Crying Babies. dressed. Wan. China ard lufln
Rubber DOLL aud Doll-headr; China Tea and Dinner
Seits; Jeit bracelets aud Comedian Rings. Fancy Wod
Boxes, Music BoNe-, Accordcons. Tauba1nes. Banlos-
Guitars. Drum-, Fifes, Clananetis, Haunanicn. VIolinss
Magic Lanterns, Aoah's Arks. Pocket Books. Shot and
Money beits; Cutlery of the hest Engiish manufacture.
Scissors. Poignard-, Pistols, Revolse-, Bowie Knives
Pefamsr cf excellent quality; choice Havana Cyan
and Jsmes River Tobacco, Snun, smoke Pipes, EuG
Boxes, India Rubber 6oods. Pickles, Prunes, Cnron.
Split Peas, Linteiz, juniper Berries. Hemp. canau.
oar~way, Coriander and fennei Seed. oai Acai, sage,
Pearl. Barley, farnu, Miiiet. Cocoon. Chacolnfe. At
ulond-, CocoaButs, Fiiberts, Pecans. Rngli.h Walnats.
Peanuts, kai-ins, Cnrnnis, Dates. figs, Sardinex; pure
cider Vinegar, Olive Oi. Rock Candy. HoarhouDd -
Iceland Mos PASTE. JaisLe Psae, Lozeuges, Cream, Pea
.eu' aun'n,u". - a'fi'ee- Afcr nrge t"t cf
Rat Traps. Niro Sieye-, Hobby Horses. Willow Warren,
aud Cradles; thhdrens Rattan Chair-, Gaia. Velnrl-
pedrs, Goo pair SkaiFs, some of Them as loo as Is cent:
sn.OO Torpcdoes, l0 boxes goidchop Firecrnckeu.
Roman Candles, NC &C. An immense stock az fnnef
Baskets and Willow Mare. uf The lated imf.rtsiona
amougri these are beSuiifni Work Bask ets. orr stands.
Berlin and sailor ba-keis: InNciitg. kIiuing and once
Coaches aud Crndle,. Ciothcs hh-k eta. itnInpsr = ~erl
large bot 81 jaIanHed 1nn Mznc aud Tn Tses. sn.onv.s
THIS ware ate Deed, Cash aud Cake Boxes, Tun4ler
brHinerz, Post Once- Stoves, Skilleis. Extrc-s Wsrou..
Cedar Tabs, Chuunsa aud Bnckeis. sailed easurs. Run.
ter Prints, SeagrAs- and Hemp Rope. Sn.A Cord Rr.,m
fwine. A selected stock ct Guosena. ara An eDdle-,
variety 81 hoods iop numerous o. menlon. I buy all
my foods from the manufactured OF importer, and can
onsr them, therefore, a low a. Vse, can be sold. Bs
patronage Of the pubic tAJespedfaly -olicited.
CHARLES MAYER.
no No - Washington street
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
nunMAs IkNkINsnN.
II Eliza j. Neal, j. I. burton
and Eliza J.. his wife,

i Eliza }. Neal, }. =. Burton. Taibft County Circuit
aud Eliza j. his wife, rouu-
rs. Equay side thereof
Ruth Jenkinson. Charles len Nofsinber Term,
kinsOn, James u. RumbOld aud 100.
The object of the Bill filed ia this ca,ts Is 10 procure a
partition of the lands and premises OF ssih Jenklnson,
situate, lying and being ia Talbot County, state 81 MARY
land, among the parties entitled accorsuf, 10 ueir re-
spectivc interests.
The Bill states that a certain sarah Je,knson, former
~ OF Talbot County, a lunaiIc, bat at sr time OF her
death, in the year eighteen hundred and MY two, a rest
dent "f the cry OF Philadelphia, Cosnaonwealth Of
aud possessed 81 ana undiN iird siNth psfi o. portion OF
the lands aud premises ot her father. J"Al Irnku-on,
In, ,r ToII,o, C.mnt,. licensed, -itrate,l Sng aud he
ing near The town OF kasiou, Ia Iaitot sonfA state ct
MARY land, and nov ia the occupation and p secession at 4
certain James Il. Rumbold, Of Talbot eodtN and a Ger
tain Elon J. Way, OF the City ut Philads1 lllia, leaving
the eompIainauts and the said katl, JeiSinson, and
Charles Jenkinson, of the State OF Indiana widow aud
only child Of William Jenkins"n, dec"ase', her heirs
and legal representatives; and that The SAL James X.
Rumb0ld AMI Elon J. Way are ia Tie possession OF SAID
lands aud premises ol sad lunatic, Sarah Jenkinson,
claiming some right or title la the share oi SAID " illiam
Jenkinson, who Was a brother OF said lunati, Sarah Jen-
kinson, and that the said defendants had refused any par
ttion Of said lands and premises; aud that te complain
ants are remedy less, save 10y the aid OF ths Court, and
PRAYING u partition of said lands and premises among the
parties emitted according Ia their rcspeciiv, interests a.
set forth in said hill, and such further and atler relief as
their case may require; aud also, that the said Zion J.May
and Ruth Jenkinson and Charles J~enkins'i, are nOn-re-
sidents, aud reside cut Of the state al Maryland.
IL is thereupon. this nineteenth day Of November
eighteen hundred and nfIy-nve. adiudgej snd ordered
that the compliments, 10y causing a cory OF this order
IL be- published ia soue newspaper, once "A week, for
three weeks. succe-siVely, before the 18th day ct Janu-
AIRY next, printed IN the city Of philadelphia, State Of
PENNSYLVANIA, aud also once a week, Tor Three weeks,
suecessiyely, before The said l1th day OF January next,
ia some newspaper printed IN the ely OF indianapolis,
State oi Indiana, give notice 10 ia" SAID ai'srnt defend
ants OF the object aud substance 81 said tdn and warn
them To be- aud appear IN this Couri, ~ l,ersea or by SO
lciior, on or before the nleenti day of MAY neAt, Ia an
sw-r the premises aud show cause, il any they have,
why Il decree ought H0t la pass, AS prayed.
2. Il. HOPPER.
True Copy Test.
dec ~ waw SAMUkL 4 HOPKINS, Clerk.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
b. T. WALLACE, Secretary.

&The locals of the st. Louis press have
been delighting their wits over the discovery
by the police Of that city, of a handsome
young woman dressed in male attire. She
refused 10 give her name, but said she came
from Madison, Ind, and had been employed
on various steamboats, within the last four
years. She could ape a "blood" to perfec-
ton. smoke, chew, drink a cocktail, aud cal
liant the girls. The police let her off.
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WOODEN MACH cry
e.. l..
NEW-YORIi.

NEW -NOTIN,
ONLY manufacturer OF the original STEEL RING
~ and TOOTH BURRlNG aud FEED
ROLLS, 90 te stlacbed h. FIRsI and also Ia SECOND
Breakers and Finishers OF WooleS Carding Machines.
The attachment To second Breakers and Finishers Ia new
aud very Important. These machines are IN successful
operation, on FIRST Breakers, In most of the principal
Wooden Factories in the United States, Canada and Mex
ico, and are deemed, by experienced manufacturers, as
theI most perfect machines used, ani indispensable 10
the economical aud successful manufacture OF wool.
They are IN fact the only strong, durable and success
full operating machines IN use. No carding machine
should run AN hour without them.
The Feed Rolls are stony and durable, and worthy Of
attention.
Circulars explaining these Machines and Rolls, refer
ences 10 mills having them in use, &c, may be had by
addressing &. l.. DDA
No. , Bowling Green, New-Yotk, To whom orders
shonld be direried. sepl2MlN
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GALE Of SWAMP LAND, a ksoN 60

- ny. Indiana Notice j. hereby giventhat the un-
dersjgued. Auditor OF Knox county, Indiana, will offer
at public sale at the COurt-houss door, d the town OF
Vincennes. in said county, on Saturday .he ~ day Of
February, $3.50, between the hours OF . A. r., and 4 T..
NJ, The following swamp Land, to-wIt;
The :. r.. a OF the \. T.. a ofSec. NJ -, 1. : N, H.
= w. continuing ~ acres,
Said land will be sold for cash IL the highest bidder.
for any SUM lot less than one dollar nni twenty i've
cents per acre. JOHN u patterson, A. X. &.
dec llW I'll
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

G-A shooting affair occurred on st.
Charles street, st. Louis, on Sunday night,
between two Germans named Fritz Dicka-
holdz and Fritz Trunshis. They appeared
to have been good friends, but after drinking
together several times they wound up with
this tragedy, which will result fatally to
Dickaholdz.
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION,

ATE OF INDIANA, MARION UNIT
NOTICE is hereby given, that at the October term of
~ the Court of Common Pleas, % Marion County;
after final settlement OF the Estate Of Thomas 7. Gentry,
deceased: about the sum at four hundred dollars we're
found remaining & z distribution among the heirs Said
heirs are therefore notified TO appear on the nrsi day of
the next tern Of said Court, and prove their heirship,
and receive their distribution share.
MM.
dee q wiw Clerk, &. e.. T., Marion GO.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.

SAFE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY
NOTICE is hereby given, that at the October term Of
IN the Court OF Common Pleas, of Marion County;
after final settlement of the Estate OF Charles Phemis.
ter, deceased: about the sum of two hundred dollars
were found remaining for distribution among the heirs.
Said heirs are therefore notified u appear on the first
day OF the next term of said Court, and prove their heir
ship, and rec,i i've their distribution share.
WM. STEWART,
49, a. GI.rL A. A. II Marian A.
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A C H ANCE TO MAKE MONEY
Profitable and Honorable Employment

TUE subscriber Is DESTROYS of haNinya n Rgcnt Ia each
Il county and town az the Union. A capital IT from
- IL $40 only will he required, aud anything like an
Efficient. energetic man can make from three Ia nv. dol
lars per day; some OF the Agents are realizing twice
that sum. Every Information will be given by addre---
ing, with a stamp TO pay return letter.
WM. A. KINGSLER.
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NOTICE. will offer Tor sale, at the Court House
~ door. ia indianapolis, Indiana, at O'Clock, T.. NJ,
on The 7th day of January, Iss6, for cash - much Of lot
number three o. la spuarc number twenty Hour tS4J in
he city of Indianapois, As will satisfy the principal, in
tere.t, damage aud costs due on mortgage No. Ca, made
to the school Fund OF Marion County, BY Lew C"megys,
amounting 10 three hundred dollars (S;H0)
AUSTIN N. BROWN,
dec 10 dItNwaw Auditor Of MariOA County.