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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-13
AgricuI. uraI society.

Agricul .ural society.
The following are the official proceedings
of the Vanderburgh Agricultural and Hor-
ticultural Society, at their annual meeting
in the Court House, in this city, on Satur-
day last:
The meeting was called to order by the
President, Edmund Maidlow.
The minutes of the last meeting read and
approved.
The Secretary, from committee appoint
cd at the last meeting, reported that they
had fixed on Thursday, Friday, and Satur-
Cay, the l4th, 10th, and l6.h, OF October
as the time of holding our next Fair-the
report was adopted.
This being the day for the annual election
OF officers, the society elected
THOS. BOWER, OF ScorT TOWNSHIP, Prest.
LEWIS HOWES, OF PIGEON DO Y. Prest
SAMUEL ORR, OF Do DO Treas
PHILIP HORNBROOK, DO Sec.
DIRECTORS
G. R. BEMENT, FOB PIGEON TOWNSHIP
4. w. CHUTE, KNIGHT
WM. G. MCDOWELL, US!oy /"
JNO. RHINLANDER, PERRY
WM. PRUETT, ARMSTRONG 80
JNO. G.. POTTS, SCoTT -
JNO. WHITEHEAD, CENTRE
BIZ. KIRKPATRICK, GERMAN
The Secretary was authorized to employ
such aid as he may need during the making
of entrys for the Fair, and in making up
awards of committees and making out di-
plOmas.
Philip Kramer exhibited basket of Ca
tawba grapes, which were pronounced very
fine in size and flavor.
Mrs. James Laughlin, Jr., exhibited a
specimen of the white Dean, Verglieu, or
white beurie Pear, of fine growth and rich
flavor. =. HoRNBROoK, Sec'y.
We are sorry 10 see So little interest in
the exhibition of Horticultural products al
the monthly meetings of the Society. Their
are flowers and fruits growing among us o.
quality to make very interesting dis
play at each meeting; and if the raiser:
would bat incur tine trouble TO prepare theil
productions ior exhibition, they would con.
fer a great deal of pleasure upon others
and finally excite taste aud spirit Of emu
lation in gardening that would be an impor
tantp pubic benefit.
We are told that there will be a sale at tn,
grounds, on each day OF the Fair, of stock
and sucn agricultural products US visitors
and exhibitors may wish to SELL The salt
viii not DC restricted to the last day of tho
Fair, as heretofore, aud to articles that hav,
been exhibited
We arc also tod that it is the intention
of the Society to establish, during the year
monthly sales of stock, by which the raiser
and owners OF cattle and purchasers, MAJ
be brought together on certain days; so tina
hOuse-keeper who wants COW and cal
or a draymaa who needs mule, or an
person wishing to purchase horse, may
spared the expense and trouble of ridin
over the county to find an animal to SUI
him. The periodic sales OF stock have bee
established in some of the interior countie
and have become very popular with seller
and buyers, who find it very satistactor
way OF coming to a bargain. The salt
made in tAis way are constantly increasin,
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GO M. Butler, president of the Mound
city and Vincennes Railroad, has negotiated
2 loan al the East of $4,000 on the swamp
lands OF White county, for lie Of the road
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Is prepared tn build superior PIANOS to order,
either the upright style or horizontal style. He
will warrant all his work for three years, and
should his Instruments fail in perfect and satsfac
tory. execution, he will make them good. He is
prepared TO perform all sorts Of work about Piano
to repair aud even re build defective Instruments,
and put them in complete order. He will also give
his attention to Tuning instruments. Having es-
tabiished new Branch of business in Evansville,
he respectfully solieits the patronage of its citizens
confident that he can give them good work
they can procure abroad. As specimens Of ii, he
refers those who may wish to soc il, 10 three In
struments in the possession of Mr. Christian Decker,
Wagon Maker. He is now building an Upright
Piano. by which he intends TO prove that that style
If Instrument can be made durable and per-
feet in tone ~ the bet horizontal Instruments.
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u BRICK PAVENENTs.-Oricrcd. that thc
Fourth Enlargement, and Lott > and 4, Block lj1,
and Lot, and >, Dick ls}, in Lama.co. all font
ing on Clark street, and tLc of Lot. I, ? >,
1, > q, g. ., 10, II, H. H. II, and L. Bloch, , and
Lots II. l.. H. l., l.. 10, -, IL - y. ami ..
Block =, all in the Eastern Enlargement ami ti'1t
the of Lots :, 20 Al. g. ., -, T. AMI s., ia
the Upper Eular Ineut. all fronting ON Oak streets.
And, thar the owners of Lots ., 6, - 5. - j., IL,
and l., in the Upper Enlargement, fronting on
Water street, and that the owners If Lots =. -,
81 -, -, So 81 -, II. II, A. ~, - H. ~, and
Is in the CVIcr Enlargement, fronting on First
street. and that the II Lots ~ e. T.. fTont-
ing on SycuuorC and Second streets, aud = AMI -,
o. r., fronting on Second street, ANA -, -. p,
frUnti'g Second and Vine streets, and ia @. 7,
fronting Second street, and that The owners Of
Lots -. -, 50, and /, in the Upper Enlargement,
fronting ou Chestnut street, and that the oWBcr> #
Lot, !. >, ,, l. >, - 10. II, AMI L. In Block
- in the Eastern Enlargement fronting on sixth
street. and that the OwH,Ts If lots u and y, in
the Lower EnlI rgrmcBt, fronting on Fir-t street,
cause the sidewalks as designated To De- brought "a
the proper city grade, and lay upon the same god
substantial, brick pavement. Of the usual GilyE-
sious, within Thirty days from the publication Of
this order
Aud IN ,icfiult thereof, the Common CoUnciil
vi proceed TO have said work done and lie Co g
aud ,.vI-.u~s accruing thereby viii bc assessed to
and collected 10y sale Of said lots much thereof
a. will satisfy said lien and costs.
By order Of the Common Council of the C.5y If
Evansville. \. LEMChE, Clerk.
In-Iut I0Iisl-se cluy.
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q The Board of Common Council ii the City
of Evansville, PREPARED 10 review scaled pro-
P0>ais. up 10 Saturday the 18th day of September.
lSJs. for ayinE upwards of 700 lneal feet OF Curb
ing, with paved gutter. The CURLING to he p in
chcs deep q inches thick, and not less than feet
in length, and to le dressed On the gutter side 10
inches, on the sidewalk side inches and on the
top 10 be dressed with an inclination towards the
gutter Of one quarter Of an inch The CUTTERS To-
he NJ: less than feet wide, and inches deep of
hard limestone, laid on inches of gravel, and e
be- IL the iorm designed by the City Engineer, and
which can hc seen at the Clerks Office. Bids will
ic received for the CURLING per :ineal feet Of lime
stone well as SANDSTONE for gathering per perch
Of - cubic feet, and for gravel per cubic ward
BY order Of the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville. 4. LEtiChE, Clerk.
sautf;-2w ToIlsftlSe co1,y
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TFy0 TIE PEREFC.
Sitrn, the LITTLE man, has this day
Been opening GOODS both fresh and gay,
He received near every kind
That YOU in amy city can lud;
And - he purchased hy the bale,
He i determined 20 RETAIL
For READY PAY. a little lower
Than ever has been had before.
lie with his brethren means to- live,
But a. for CREDIT shall not give,
IL wouldn't live 70 rouse your passion,
For CREDIT here Is ont II fashion;
IIs friends and buyers one aud all,
Itll iay yen well To give a call,
You'll always find him 10y hi. sgn,
On Main street, Number -.
Further more you viii bear in mind,
Embrich takes funds Of ey ~ kind,
And broken Banks at higher rates,
A. can lie had in other States
The city'S credit be ~ dcf.n-c,
Take their orders at 9n cents,
. - ii Iarg,inS You wish to meet,
Go tu -. ON Main street.
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NV.s.N'STILLE .s.ND AE.S.DER.
III son sTAtIE LINE.-The undersigned is now
running good four horse coach daily (Sunday ex-
cepted) to and from Henderson and Evansville con-
Meeting at Henderson with the Henderson and Hop
kinsyille stage line, and at Evansville with the Ev-
ansvilie and Charlottesville Railroad. Leaves Hem
derson at O'Clock. A. VI. Leaves Evansville al 8
O'Clock, r vi. Time between City Hotel, Evans-
VILE, and Hancock House, Henderson, two hours
rare, u % Passengers called for in any paft Of
the city, II desired SCOTT A. HOPKINS
Aug. %. lS5s-dip Pr,pri,,u-.-
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IL. Tho rule IF the Company is not to cNcrcd
Sl0,'O0 i'm any one risk, subject 10 loss by single
Gre.
II. The amount insured in city or village, de-
ponds upon its size-generally all tho desirable
risks to be had subject to the rule above named.
H. The amount insured IN any one block of build
iBS depends upon its size and construction, SUBJECT
to the rule above referred to.
IA No part of the Capital earnings uf this
Company have been deposited in any other State
security for losses therein and such depo-i L.
required by any stat. except Indiana; from which
State the Agencies Of the Company were withdrawn,
a. this Company cntertains the opinion that its en-
tire Capital and resources pledged for the equal
security of all its Policy holders, and should re-
main. Under the opinion Of late Attorney General
of the State of Indiana aforesaid, prUnouncng tho
law invalid and void, some Of the Agents of this
Company have resumed their Office and continue TO
transact the business of Insurance in that State.
And this Company viii recognize all its Policies
issued to any party or parties in the State Of In
diana valid and Uf binding oLli Cation and pledges
itself faithful performance of all such contracts Of
Insurance, whether 20 held 10y reason Of the pas
sage If the law referred 10 or not
{. u. BOWERS, Secretary.
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;. No Liabilities to Banks or others,
due not due
6. No losses adjusted and due
:. Amount Of losses either nnadius;cd s,o o.s q.
=. adjusted and not due
=. Losses in suspense waiting further
proof. included in the above.
10 All other claims AGAINST the Conn
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RISING SUN INSURANCE co.


y
II DECKER. Wheclright, ON Third street, near
the Court House. has Three very superior, rich ton
ell and highly finished Planes, built in this city ly
a German builder. who has worked in some If the
hest chops of Europe, which he offers fer sale low.
He has had these Instruments built 10 encourage
stranger to establish himself here. and introduce
new and important branch Of manufacturing. The
Planes warranted for THREE years, and will lie
kept in tune for one wear, gratis. Ii the lnstru-
mcnts fail in any particular, the builder will be
here make his work goa i. lie does not hesitate
to say the instruments lac offers fully equal to
any that can he brought here, and if our citizens
will hut try them, their superiority will overcome
all rveiudCcs against home productions. Those
wishing t. purchase, and those who desire to see
what can be done in our own city, are invited to
call and examine them. Tscpt6l {. DECKER.
HUEU' Poem, BE- WILL. .fELE.N'
O. b BUTLER, Author of Nothing Wear Two
r,,i,gior n. nDBFII 4 pNYNCTON'S
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MISCELLANEOUS.
yyyHYs OCE.s... CHILE ~ I.,yD-

x The Quecn'S message has arriyed-soha John
EASCH with the finest stock &c Ladies' Shoes ever
brought 10 Evansville. Not bcins able 60 meet the
demand for home made work. have se-sfeti fun
the best manufacturers OF Philadelphia ard New
York, superior article Of homemade work. Con-
eisting in part of Lsdies Black. Brown and Fancy
Caters O,'era Boots Congress Caters Buskin
ties Walking Shoes OF various styles. Ais- great
variety of Misses and ChidTeus Boots AID Shoss.
Ankle Tics, Sc. have boys sE yeuth's B>Iss and
Shoes OF ali kinds ami sizes, superior aEfSclr.
am also prepared To make 0r'i,r mems Boots,
Caters and ShOrs Of any style, from fine Patent
Leather BSot to Bregan Cow Shoe of the hest i'm
ported Calf and Kip. cheaper than any uusc in tho
West Country Customers arr specially invited Us
call AMI examine MY stock, as intend wholesale
cheap fer cash. JOHN RaSCH.
ssiit2-lu,d Second street. below Main.
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~ celebrated CiacinnaIi Scale. manufactured hs-
Wm. Huddart & Co., Of various sizes and sorts,
such a. liay Stock Mill Railroad Machine, Corcv-
and Platform Scales, cheap any scale Of
same quality, in the country.
sept3- A. IL. REYNOLDS & Co.
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ED0PL.sR sHE.N.GLEs. SO, 900
II Poplar shingles, in yard and for sale by
JOHN =. GLOVER.
augIl Corner Main aud Seventh siIeets.
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PHGNIx INSURANCE CO.,

Which may De done by application to any Of the
duly commissioned Agents of the Company, in the
principal Cities aud Towns of the Union
Leases Fairly Adjusted and Promptly Paid.
saptl ALLEN {. HALLOCk. Agent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Van excellent Co.'S, perfectly gentle, with Calf
only few dave oil. is Tor sale, by
-. JAMES II. CHIST,
SEMI Nrcbaufr-yilla alias S.rfngtnv-n
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sC.fLEs! sC.sLEs.LTHI

Applications for Insurance may he made TO the
Undersigned, ALLEN G. HALLoCA, Agent,
sept3 Evansville, Indiana.
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Si03,7J0 SlgS, 1856
Bills Receivable hearing interest, incud-
ing Special DEPOSITS in $50 -
Balance on book due the CumpaBy.....-.. 3o,iSj IL
Cash in hands Of Agents or ia course OF
sion........................... 3S.i27 90
Cash ON hand 4a,5.3 %
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STATE or CONNECTICUT, :.
HARTFORD Cot NTY.

January 6, ISIS.
Personally appeared c. u. BOWERS, s creiary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance COMPANY and made
oath that the foregoing statement, 10y hU suiscrib
al. is true, full AID correct statement 81 The az
fairs OF said Company, and exhibits FAR D.
scertaiucd at this date its actual lditon the
first day Of January, 1855.
Before me, II. II. BARD0RN, J. p.
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veO. C0TTO.N. R.iTTI.N'G.-IOO
CIV Bales just receised, which bought for
cash, for sale cheap. at SAM EMBRlCHS,
selt9 ~ Main street.
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Clothes, Casimeres. Yes:ings.
BRUSSELS AND VELVET RUGS,
Dro@ - Or els
EsocKPoHRT .sc.fDE.uI. - NO

which We offer a. low ~ any hoast ia our city y,
6. North First street, Poster Block.
Evansville, sent. Him
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EHeL,'s0R .>,BHTO.,''s orr

IA hrst-rate quality which was bought cheap FOR
cash, {, sale at SAM f.. CHS,
s-lt0 40 Main street.
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YsEU' Poem, BIZ WIEE. .fELE.N'
as0TICg re CONTRACTORS

o BUTLER, Author of Nothing Wear. Two
million, az DOBELL & ONYNGToN'S.
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DEC6ER, Pf.f.S.0 FoRTE

u MANI FNtI I hEN-
On Sycamore street, between Thrill and Fourth,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
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Dy0 TIE PEREFC.

RDcknnrt. Sept .. ISIS.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-16
80 Boxes Raisins,

New Fruit, for sale low. Just received.
p. G. WILCOX.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
To tie Western Patrons file merchant S
Despatch Fast Freight Line

In consequence of the repeated attacks which
have been made on me by Forwarding e COM
mission Merchants Of Dubuque, through the
columns of the Express q Herald, for not deliy-
ering Freight destined west of Dubuque to them
When the packages were simply marked to their
care, but not consigned to them on Bill of La
ding, deem it my duty us Agent of the Mer-
chaht despatch, to place the matter before our
patrons as 1t really is, and allow them TO Judge
Tor themselves of the business of the course pur-
sued by me during the last season in regard to-
consigned freight. / do not deny that I bo,,.
repeatedly refused to deliver goods 70 Dubuono,
Commission Merchants, even when the nocta.
ges have been so marked, because I sp,,nosed
that all persons who shipped by our line. did So
in order to receive their freight promptly and
at the lowest possible rate per hundred pounds
therefore / have not considered it right that
Freight contracted by us should be subjected to
any extra charges at Dubuque when it could
easily be avoided. Great care has always been
observed to deliver goods going west to the Du-
buque d. Pacific railroad, at contract rates, col
Letting the same amount of charges of the Rail
road that would have been collected of DUBUQUE
Commission Merchants, had the freight been
delivered to them, thereby saving to the owners
OF the freight commission of from Ten to Fir-
teen Cents per Hundred Pounds. which they
would have paid had delivered the goods as
iharked on packages. And further, ! wish il
distinctly understood by our patrons that it
makes no difference to me, pecuniarily or other
wise, to whom deliver their goods If have
erred by taking this course, it is because
thought by 50 doing was advancing the inter
ests of our patrons. If the Western patrons of
the Merchants Despatch wish me to deliver
their goods to Forwarding Merchants in Du-
buque, and thus subject them to the extra
charges, all it is necessary for them to do is TO
say SO, and it shall be done but, they will also
please bear in mind that viii deliver them on
board the Dubuque Il Pacific cars at the same
rates. And in conclusion, will say, that if it
is your wish to pay II Dubuque Commission
Merchant for shipping your goods, when YOU
can easily avoid and get along without it, of
course it is none of my business | have dis
charged my duty to you as common carrier,
and 1T now remains with you to say whether
the course | have pursued has been right or
wrong.
remain, gentlemen,
Yours very truly,
g.. II. MERRY,
Agt Merchants Despatch.
Dunleith, Ill, Dec. 9th, 1858. (l0-4w
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the subjec', in commercial point of view,
the greatest question of the day. He
thinks the government should do nothing,
however, but assist the project with
grants ofland.
The concluding subject Of the Mes
sage is q detailed account of the meas
ures taken by the President in the case
of the slaves of the Brig Dolphin. The
only feasible plan of disposing of them
agreeable to the law in the case, was tc
send them to Liberia. This has beer
done under the auspices of the Colonial
ton Society.
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.Sherin''s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF an Execution issued out of
ID and under tile seal Of the District Court
Of Buchanan county, Iowa, in favor Of Samuel
Belding, and against the goods and ehattcls
lands and tenemcnts Of Jube Day, have levied
upon the following described property, viz
The southeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of section twenty-nine (29) in township
eighty (8s) north Of range nine 60 west
of the 9Th p. NJ
Which property rs above described, ! VIII
offer for sale ut Public Auction, at the door OF
the Sheriff's Office. in the village of lndepen-
dcnec, on Thursday, the 30th day of December,
A. d. 1858, between the hours of Nine o'clock
A. NJ. and -Four o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, to
the highest bidder to satisfy said execution
and costs. WILLIAM MARTIN.
Sheriff,
Sheriff s Office, Independence, Iowa,l g
November 30th, 1858. (384w
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sMartlGO.

On the 9TH inst, at the residence of T. B.
Bnlien, by the Rev. David Poor, Mr.. VIM. II.
JOSLln to Miss MARY McSWEENY, both
of this place.
In tins village, on the til inst, at the Court
House, 10y Judge TABOR, DARWIN III. HOW.
ELL, and MARY M. HENSTY.
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CITIZENS OF BUCHANAN COUNTY,
TAKE NOTICE.!

TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Agri-
Il cultural Society of said county, will be
holden on TUESDAY, the FOURTH DAY
Of JANUARY, A. ID. 1859, at the Court House
in Independence, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, at which
time the Officers of the Society will be cleo
awarded at the last Fair will be paid in Cash, ,
to. the proper parties if called for.
J.. W. HART, See.
Dec. Z, 1858. (39-4t
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Dissolution Notice.

.rI,HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i under the name and style of OLDER,
LEE & CO., is this day dissolved. al the
unsettled business Of the firm will be settled by
ID. s. LEE, who is authorized to settle all debts
due or against said firm. r
r. B. OLDER,
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The Republicans have achieved an
unexpected success in New York city in
the election Of Halves, City Comptroller
by $4,000. against $4,000 for Purcer,
and | l., 200 for Russell.
Mr.. Douglas has been ousted from his
position as chairman of the committee
on Territories, and Green, of Missouri.
substituted. The correspondent of the
New York Tribune says Mr.. Douglas
received but seven votes in the caucus,
and that these were cast by Shields,
Stuart, Clingman, Brown, Green and
Bigler. The debate lasted from 10
O'Clock in the morning till late in the
afternoon. Great bitterness was mani
tested, and Mr.. Toombs left the caucus
when the discussion was at its height
Mr.. Broderick was not invited, and Sen
atom Hammond and others absented
themselves.
The schooner Susan, with 14O fillibus-
ters, escaped from Mobile, on the 9th inst.
The vegetable ingredients entering in
TO the composition of DR.. Halls Balsam
for the Lungs, renders it at once ANTI
FERTILE, Tonic, and healing in its prop
critics.
If the pulse is excited, it soothes it.,
if the strength is declining, it restores it,
and if the lungs are iniamed, and ulcer
alton is threatened, it heals and invigor-
ates them /; such is the Philosophy of its
operation, and many thousands rescued
from the verge of the grave, can testify
that lhis is its practical effect
For Sale in Independence by Parsons
d Mellish in Quasqueton by Il. w.
Whitney, and by Agents in every town
IN The country.
See advertisement,
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Hl'c Guardian is the official Pane
~ Buchanan County, and hatiins
: ~ mach Larger Circulation than any
other Paper published therein, is
the NEST Valuable 10 resident or nom
resident property holders. and is al SO
fhc best medium for Advertisers,
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed Executor for
the estate of SHEPARD CORDRAY, deceased
late of Spring Township, Buchanan county,
All persons indebted to said estate will please
call and settle Immediately, and all having
claims against it will present them for settle
ment SOLOMON SWARTZELL.
December 18th, 1883 DOW