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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-24
NOTICE.

DETER D. Muller, of the State of Missouri
l. will take notice that James Keener of the
County of Ashland and State of Ohio, did on
the 18th day of November, A. D.. 1855, file his
Petition in the Court of Common Pleas, within
and for the County of Ashland and State of
Ohio, against the said Peter D. Muller, Hugh
Funk, Copas G. Funk and John Mowry, De-
PENDANTS, setting forth that the said James
Keener, at the September term, A. D., 1858, of
the said Court of Common Pleas recovered a
judgment against the said Peter D Muller, for
the sum of two hundred and seventy-four
dollars and thirty-six cents and cost taxed at
$23,5l and increase costs, in an action in
which said Peter D. Muller was Plaintiff, and
said Keener and wife Defendants, that said
Judgment remains in full force and unpaid !;
that on the 9Th day of November, 1858. an ex-
ecutlon was issued on the same and returned
no goods or chattels, lands or IN ofsaid
Peter D.. Muller found wherein to levy; that
said Muller has no goods or chattels, lands or
tenement out of which to make said Judgment
in this State: hat the said Hugh Funk and
Copas G.. Funk are jointly indebted to said
Peter D. Muller, by two promissory notes. for
the sum of one thousand dollars each, one due
lst of January, 1859, and the other due lst of
january, 1860, that said notes are dated
January 9th, 1855, and secured by mortgage;
that said John Mowry is also indebted to said
Peter J.. Muller, by promissory note in the
sum of one thousand dollars which will be
due in a few weeks, that said James Keener is
unable to describe said promissory note; that
said notes are all negotiable that said Peter
D. Muller will sell and dispose of said notes
to cheat and defraud said James Keener: that
said Peter D.. Muller may be enjoined from
selling and disposing of said notes; and
praying that the said Hugh Funk. Copas c..
Funk and John Mowry, may be compelled TO
pay so mueh of their said Indebtedness to the
said Plaintiff, as will satisfy and discharge
said judgment with interest and costs, and
for general relief; and the said Peter D. Null
Ter is notified that he is required to appear
and answer said Petition on or before the third
Saturday after the 18th day of December, A.
D., 1858.
JAMES KEENER.
Fulton & McCoMBs, Att'ys for Jas. Keener.
Nov. II, 1853. 6w24
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Sad Fate.

The Cincinnati Times says the body
of a match pedler, named Henry Brant,
was discovered a few days G in the
Miami Canal. at Cincinnati. The de-
ceased was about twenty eight years of
age, and emigrated from Germany with
his family. He aud his wife were both
of highly respected families, and he
brought with him to this country S4S,.
600 in cash. He purchased an estate
not far from this city, in the State o!
Kentucky, paying Sl2, 600 cash for it.
There be resided, surrounded by ali
that the heart could wish, and apparent,
" happy in bis domestic reiatioOs :
While residing there, a libertine won
the affections of his wife. He persuaded
her to sieze all her husbands ready
cash, and elope with him. She did SO.
The Bews of the elopement came like
death to the unfortunate husband and
his Children. They did not pursue the
erripg me-, but spent days and weeks
in silent grief. At last the father pro-
posed to the eldest son to complete the
domestic ruin, and cover themselves
with lifelong misery. The son assented.
They prepared torches, and in the dark
ness Of the night they fred the farm
house. the barn, aud every improvement
upon the estate.
Houses, grain, fence, and every ar
ticle on the farm were destroyed. The
morning sun arose on a desolate estate;
Braut then came to Cincinnati. He
plunged into drink, and what little
property he had was soon squandered.
lie then took to peddlipg matches and
backing to sustain himself. For sew
eral years he has lived a vagabond life,
god whatever he made by peddling was
expended in drink.
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DsATH AND BURIAL OF A You've In
DIAN CnIEF.-To-he, the Iowa chief, lost
one of HIS sons by death a fewdays ago,
who was bu, Jed with the highest honors
of the tribe, anu in accordance with the
custola in vogue among the dusky sons
of the forest. He was placed in a sit
ting posture upon the u NIT OF a high
hill, his bow and arrow, a War club and
a7pipes deposited near him, When q pony
Mas shot to accompany him to the EaPpy
hunting grounds, A mound of eafth
was then thrown over the hole, a white
asg raised, and the usual charms placed
around 60 keep away evil spirits The
yeubg chief was not more than IL years
of sge.-Kansas ledger, Oct 25.A
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
In A.Al.na County
John D. Phoenix
Francis N. Babcock
& John Babcock, part's..Ge.
Aron Yarnell, and

Aron Yarnell, and ccumo pie..
Robert McMahan.
DIV virtue # an Order to sell mortgaged premi-
d ses. duly issued from the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Ashland County, dated the 30th day Of
October. A.. D., 1858, and to me directed, ] viii
sell at Public Auction. at the Door Of the Court
House in said County ON
Saturday. the 4h dag Of December,
A. ID 1858. between the hours OF ten o'clock A.
lowing described lands and to-wtt -
In lot number thirty six t36.) In the village OF
LoudonviIie, and in lot number one hundred ana
ffty-one C5iJ of Haskeli's addition to the village
of Loudopviii, in Ashland County and state OF
Ohio,
In Lot No. 90, appraised 1t ........-. S4oo,oo
@--
5000
Terms of Saie-Cash.
November ;. 1858. s2ts Pfse,ee
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Jane Ann Murry' In Ashland County.
NJ po15 Common Pleas.
DURSUANT to the command of an Order
i to sell mortgaged premises, duly Issued
from the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
county, dated November ID, 1858, and to me
directed.I viii sell at Public Auction, at the
door of the Court House in said county, 90
Saturday, the 4h dag Of December.
A.. D., 1853, between the hours Of ten o'clock
A. M and four O'Clock. P. N. of said day
the following described Real Estate, to-wit .
situate in the Township of Montgomery in
the County Of Ashland and State Of Ohio and
bounded and described as follows beginning
at a stone corner on the Ashland and Olives
burg road on the south boundary of the south
east quarter of section seven z, of Township
number twenty. two %, of Range number six
teen l6; thence south along the line of Will.
lam M~illington's land. and land owned by
John Robson to the corner of land heretofore
decided by E. N. Gates to Geirhart Lepper;
thence west along the line of said Lepper's
lane to the east line of the land sold by said
Gates to said Lepper; thence north along the
line of said Lefper's land, and the land Of
John Willis to the center of said Ashland and
Olivesburg road thence east along the center
of said road to the place of begining-con-
tanning seven acres of land more or less.
Appra sed at s.. Terms of Sale, Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Nov. 2, 1858. metaphysics
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TIE ,Breslin and Gibson Defaleation

The lBreslin and Gibson Defaleation
I'VE understand, from reliable sources
tbatia portion of the great Breslin and
GibsouidefafcaeioD has been traced back.
bg9he Morgan Investigating Committee,
70 agperfoS beyond Mf,3Breslin's term,
aud including that ofMr Bliss. What
tue sf5oant IS, has not as yet been ascer'
tained,,bus IT is believed to obe large,
proving copclusively that the ~peculations
on the State Treasury have been going
on for years, and only brought to perfec-
ton dnring the terms of Breslin and
Gibsensn The committee IS hard at work
imfestigatikg the rsscalities Of the State
eHsials, for years past, and when they
make theirsreport there will be a terrible
ouaking among a certain set of corrupt
i%o6ists who are now. reyeling off Of the
hsfd earned moneys of the people Of
0hioazWc say. to the Committee, do
voarrFosk thoroughly, let the exposure
fan .op whom il may Il is demanded
BY The taxpayers, who have been so
sEemefuuy robbed By those they have
eJsssted e responsible trusts-Piqaa
En1yk id - b'@6
e
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be rp-
IN plication made To the Commissioner of Ash
land county, Ohio. at their next session. for the
view and location of a County Road, as 70 Iiows:
commencing at the West end of Main Street /;
thence west in line and bearing with said street
till it inteTsects the east line of M. Desenburgh's
lot thence in a westerly course till it inter
sects the Road leading past Judge Jones' premises.
Nov. 3, 1853. 4w22
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF. SALE.
Dennison Williams and Co.. In Ashland
vs.. County Com
James W. Boyd. mon Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command of an order
to sell mortgaged premises, duly issued
from the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
County, dated. the Sth day of November, A.
ID. 1855, and to me directed, l will sell at
Public Auction, at the Door of the Court House
in said county, on
Monday, the 1871 dag Of December,
A. D. 1858, between the hours of ten o'clock,
A. NJ. and four o'clock, P. NJ. of said day,
the following described real Estate, to-wit -
being the undivided half of Lots number
thirty-two (32,) and thirty-three (33,) in the
town of Jeromeville in said County of Ashland
Terms of sale Cash. Appraised at s.
JOHN J.. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Nov. s. 1858. n23tspf-S5 90.
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NOTICE.

THERE will be a Petition presented to the
Il Commissioners of Ashland county, at
their next annual session, praying forthe vaca-
ton of. SO much of the County Road leading
from Eli CRAFTS to McMachen's Grist and Saw
Mills. Said vacation to commence at Brew
hackers School House on section four, and
continue through section four and section nine,
and that SAID Road be established on the Sec
ton line running between section four and
section nine, SO as to intersect the Hayesville
Road at or near Henry H~anawalt, in Hanover
Township in said county.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Nov. 3, 1858. 4w22#
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E,tate OF Jacob Undcrhin.

Estate OF Jacob UndcrhIIl.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
In esigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as executor of the estate of jacob
U%nderhilI, late of Ashland county. Ohio. de-
ceased. q HARVEY UNDERHILL.v
Nov. II, 1858. 3wai*
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% aoIrmpor.ant TO Burxlars.

tNHE - n
The Wooster RepuJican adyertises
fAatt:any bugular who chooses, has every
opportunity, by merely breaking put
pahes of glass in the front windows, to
enter tie Treasury building" Of that
eonnty-We would suppose that the
Repablieasahad proclaimed this matter
q snficiehts number Of times to Lave
Brought to Wooster q Mass Meeting of
slltte thieves in the country.
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Asblan0 Clinton.
Mon.trou. frauds.

fhcfSct is too palpable TO be disputed,
that of all Congressional schemes of
pluLderN he grants of land for railroad
purposes were the most unblushing =
A an instance, We cite q letter written
br. Mr. s. s. Jones, late President of
the Iowa Central Air Line Railroad,
Which accompanied his resignation of the
once Of President, in which he declares
that the cost 4 that Company of get
tingr1heIoWa Land Grantthrough Cous
ggess during the session Cof 1854, was
sevenh nHdyed thousand dollars. The
Chicago Press very properly demands
that Mr.. Jones made q clean breast of
it,and teIl who pocketed this immense
Tribe Herald sai "a
EE Everasince the inception of these
gigantic schemes Of plumber, by which
thea bublic domsineawa flched from the
LANDS of those to whom 1T SrightfaHy
belohged, aad who would have used it
Eofiputposes Of eultisatiop. and bestowed
IL Quantities amounting to Principalities
upousnammoil Rail Road Companies,
uoshaveaFsisedo our protest against it =
We can never forget or forgive, political.
IStks aambitious politician who inau-
garafed this systcniAa system so sub
vsrsiveHof qssfysthiog that is honest aud
Democratic and Constitutional in our
Legislation. The ~corruptious of the era
ofthe Uuitcd States Bank, in its strug-
giles tosoverihsoW Nh government, we're
''as a Hyperios to ;aosatyr" compared
wi.b the inroads which the grand army
of Land and Ocean Pirates, who besiege
Uossress for Rail Road grants, aud
Ocsa1sSieamer appropriations, are ma
King upon the Vitals ofthe Constitution.
Wren will we have another JACKSON,
ofmorals courage and power sufficient to
take all These corruptions by the throat ?
Adsytfreek6ning must GOMEZ These
thingss last always. The sooner
the knife is applied, the soone willthe
heaath of the body politio be restored =
Ind the present ADMINISTRATION been
permitted to consummate the weii-estatS
lished policy Of the Democratic party
With rsfereuce to Kansas, its energies
would have been directed to these and
ksndfsd topics. and the government
would have been brought back to its
Constitutional mooriugs,
aEanEZ La Aa ~
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Minnesota LaudEgency

J. NJ. & a. P. SWINEFORD,
DEAL Estate Dealers, and Agents, Land
IL Warrants located and investments made
yielding fifty per cent. Taxes paid, DC. A.P.
Swineford being q resident of Albert Lea,
Minnesota, is we1lacquainted with the natural
advantages of the Territory, and the best
points for investment. Afew choice Lots and
farming Lands for sale. For further informa-
ton inquire of as. Swineford, Ashland O.,or
address a. P. Swineford, Albert Lea, Free
born county Minnesota.
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CONVEYANCING.
Deeds, Mortgages. Bonds, &c. &c. carefully
drawn, and being
NOTARY PUBLIC
I willtake the acknowledgements thereof,
administerO aths &c. DC. charges reasonable.
Oficein the county Auditor office, Ashland,
o. JAMES SWINEFORD.
Ashland, February 25. 1857 ly34.
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lust opening-a new lot of Ladies'
- Baskets. by CLARK POTTER
10 Successors 70 " H H Potto-
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6sEx-Is there any truth in the report
that tho Arabs who live 10 the desert
lave sandy hair
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Gun Smithing.

Al THE ubscEiber would respectfully an
"a i nouncet to the public that he is pre-
EWN pared to Manufacture Rifles of all kinds
TN on short notice. Having spent much
jill time and money in the Improvement Of
the Target Rifle, he now holds himself
ready to make and warrant Rifles (made on
Billinghurst's improved plan) to shoot accor-
ding to the annexed rule: a cI
At 100 yards an average of ! inch each shot
800 /" "al ae" 4 e1
" 400 -" -" 6 !"
" Repairing done on short notice and
warranted. p. A.
L~oudonville, o., Sept. %, le5S.-nl7tf -
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Fne Rail read.

.4 The Rail Read.
siW hen We refer to the Rail Road, We
mean, of zcoufse, thsvRail Road of the
G~oDtibentEtho Atlantic and Great
WesternAalE the other Roads beiog
laserals, or tributaries I'd
TouFsotown on yesterday received a
sisfs from Mr.. KisNARD. who represents
hsEuroPsan bondhoiders, Mr.. Csc.
FRxScis TRArS (of whose precise rela
tons to the Road We are not advised,
bdt Who is zone of the most accomplished,
seif.ibformcd and practical gentlemen
We haye met within many a twelve.
m6nsb) Dr .sfREErrR and Mr.. WARD, of
Pennsylvania, brother of the President
of-the Road. --
These gentlemen, We learn, had ira
ysrsed the line OF the Road, from the
point of its intersection with the New
Yofk and Erie to this place, and were
on, fheir way to its Southern connection
sith the Ohio and Mississippi road.
They were to. ADDRESS a meeting az
Mansfield last evening
The assurances which We received
fom them have renewed our confidence
in The early completion of this great
work; IL which al our citizens feel such
q lively interest.
We have not time, nor space, this
week. for details,-but it will be graft
f5ing to our readers to know, that "the
shovel aud the hoe" the pick and the
spade, are already 10 active employment
Oh the Eastern line Of the Road. and
that before many mouths an army of
men will be engaged accomplishing the
Fefhstbrongh5o our county More next
week. taEeZ ed 20 sso
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Baskets Baskets =

200 GALS OHIO MANUFACTURED
O1INSEEDO IL-warranted pure-forsale cheap
So -40tr ROBbER &
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06

1OHN l. EVANS has just r. ceiv"d and open
u ed ,his day, from New YORK, ,a'Cr ass"It
meut OF LADIES FURS, V a!ch VII ~ ,Qid
low 10 suit the tunes Gail ano examine.
net IN
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NO. 56.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
EDWARD EVERETT.

1t was recently stated in our columns
that the Hon. Edward Everett had been
elected a corresponding member OF tie
French Academy 10 the department If Nor
al, aud POlirics. This high and sppropr
ate compliment. pid to q distinguished
c,tiz,n OF the United States, derives an al
i ,lunal value from the tact that It WAS
conferred, as We see il stated, on the nom
ination aud At the instance OF NJ. Gu Tt.
sho, like Mr.. Everett, is now devothg the
clusi ,g years If an illustriJus and we'll
spen, life to those literary and scholarly
pursuits which they both comblned with
the wergI tier cares Of State when called 10
ill hIgh If :sl stations in their respective
Governments. Tne well.known tribute
which NJ. Go ut has rendered to the name
and lame OF our Patsr Patrie. IN his
philosophical Essay on the Character and
InHuence OF Washington. sufices to eNnce
the Intelligent in;ere,t be takes in the ear
ly politicsl history Of our country, and
which has earned Tor him the admiration
and gratitude of every American. That this
interest has not abated is proved by the
event wh,ch We DOW chronicle in conueI-
ION with the highest literary tribunal 10
France. Nat. Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06

With the exception Of two siok'y periods
Norfolk can BE- shown to he one OF the health
lest cities of the Union. The bills of mortal
ity for the last two years show that with
population Of seventeen or eighteen thousand,
the average deaths from all causes-white
and bIack--was less than one q day. D the
number Of adults who died 10 this period
majority we're over fifty years Of age, and
large proportion between eighty and hun
dred and Eve years. There are now large
number OF citizens who are between eighty
sod q hundred years old, who may be seen
any d,y walking the streets.
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TENHE WEEKLY SOUIH"-A the instance
OF many persons IN different parts OF the
country, nav. resolved 10 issue a weekly
edition OF ''rHE sou TIL"
This edition sill contain the chief Editorial
and Literary articles OF the da ly paper, besides
variety Ot news and comm unl cations.
The WEEKLY SOUTH will be ,ent 70 a
single subscriber Tor one year on the prepay.
mrnt OF ) but clubs, OF three "r more, will
b. furnished Al the following rates:-For three
copies S., I'VE copies - 50, ten copies Sis
In every case the money must accompany the
OIUrT
Inc first number OF the Weekly South
vii be issued III few days Persons wishing
a complete ME must send their names in iume.
dIa,s'y ROGER A PRYOR.
Richmond mn Ill
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TAKING A THIFFs LIKENESS.

A noted thief was arrested in New York;
on Saturday morning, for operating on the
pocket, Of TWO ladies in Broadway. The Of
6cers not finding any stolen property on bis
person, decided to discharge him after Ia
king his Likeness. The pickpocket. however.
refused to permit them t. take bis picture,
aud he WAS accordingly locked up for several
hours. Tue officers finding that he was de.
accomplish their wish, took him out on Broad
way and placed card N bis back, with the
words "pickpOcket" in large letters, IN.
soribed thereon. Alter psradng him up ard
down the street for some time, followed 'y
ab ut two hundred boys and men, he finally
yield d TO the osicsrs, and was taken = the
gallery. where y 6ne picture OF him was ia
ksu He was then discharged from custody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06

VIRGINIA FARMS WANTED The sub.
scrber having located in Inc city oi New
York, 10 transact a GENERAL BROKERAGE
BUSINESS, sucn as the purchase and sale OF
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, LAND WAR.
RANTS, NC, nc, offers his services % bis Vlr
gInia friends who may wish TO hnd purchasers
tor improved or unlmproved lands
have now a customer for an improved
Farm, j one can D. had 10 suit in price, terms
t.c IN the neIghborhood OF Alexandra Ad
dlrss ROBERT n GALLAHER
No 81, Liberty street, New York.
= p Farmers VINO may wish 10 nave heir
wheat or corn sold in the New York market,
vii hnd ~ 20 their int rest ts address as above
heY York mn j-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06

HORSES ron SALE.-No /. a Jet Black
/ CANADIAN, years old, l4t hands
hIga supposed TO he the fastest saddle or bar.
;ess Horse in the STATE.
No :. Roam MARE, $ years old, very
styiIsh. IN double harness.
No = sORREL HORSE, years old-a
.pendid saddle Horsr, and very stylish, iu dou.
bic orgle harness.
No I. a powerful GREY HORSE, I years
old, suitable TOT Geavy wagon or dray purpo.es.
The above HORSES can be seen ;1T week
a. THOMAS COYLE'> Stable NH 3-dlw
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I VI slMN>, (LATI ov ALsHANDEA, va
s) PRODUCE anu "khfhAh tUMMls-
SION MERCHANT BALTIMORE, MD
Soicits consrgumen's OF Produce and hler.
chandlse generally. Also, orders !oI Groceries.
Grain, Seeds, Guano &C
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l. GREHUKl, No is. hnig stree. cor
n. nr nf Pm, .4's1cn"s'o. "ANuFAoTutEs
and pyALER IN lin Ann >HEtI lhuN " ARE,
SIONE>,&c would respectfully invite the
public 10 call and esau1,ne my stocc OF STOVES,
CRATES. DC.
ROOFING. GUTTTRlNG, AaD SPOUT.
ING, promptly executed aud warranted tI2ht
Terms. cash, unles otherwise aE''eG or al
ime Of sale. and no rew account will he open
ed until old ones are closed dec e-u
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INJECTION NOTICE Il. W. d. MASSEY,
j Mayor do hereby certify, that the Com
uI.s,loners of election, have duly, and according
~ avs. certified that me following persons have
been elected members Of the City Council. OF
Alexandria Va Given under my hand and
seal this 4'h day OF March, 1858
FIRST WAKD -Alderman-B. II. Lambert
Common Ccuacll-LewIs McKerz p Geo. H.
Markell. Geo II Smont L KInzer
SEroSD WARp p--Alderman-Thos Smith.
Common Councl-John Howell, {. w. Alex.
snder JOS :. >tansbury, A. w. Eastlack
THIRD WARD Alderman George Bryan.
Common Council-Jss n McVeigh, II. C..
Dorsey Jas smith A. Jameson.
Fourth HARD -Alderman-T. B Robertson.
Common 'ounciI-J W Nails. Jno b. Smoot,
John sun rmsIs, " B. Richards Jr.
nh 6--3i
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" REWARD MERlT-MAJop GxoBGs
DUrFEY. Che present incumbent) Commissioned
OF Revenue. is respectfully presented 10 the vO
teTs OF Alexandra County. for reelection.
The faithful and impartial manner in which he
discharged his duty, will recommend him to
the entire people. NO WOOLlNG.
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