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EDWARD OTIS HTNKLFY
Surviving Executor Of Leonard Jarvis,
% No tn Charles street.
GIBSON & co,
o13-2aw4w&ds
% BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE

- BY WRITE OF A DEGREE OF THE
Hi:ii Circnt Cont far Pajtir,or. it -; ~
Ti Knda and az H. yetn r Is complainant and Leonard
in Second Street adoinpg the Fast Gig t H2om
Baltimore, WEDNESDAY, the ninth day Of Noyema VI
1884, commencing at eleven O'Clock the fo3wing
0fns part oil the real estate OF Leonard Jarvis deceased
10 IA LOT OF CRorrND .bor+ s,ir,,,.,, s,.. .,s
eight inches by feet in The t Of 1reS ana
e agq as ON e sG ia 9 no street east OF TYPO
foot outlet to g ri q alley This properly vim be sold
altogether as one Of fqt and eight n [2G Fl 'front.'
8 of e HS Rs a S feet deep See the adver
No 2IHKEE GROUND RENTS OF so 50 on lots on
Thirteen feet front and & 70 naSf SugGt tach
9syba and 6 ae BHc x DME 5 s and
so az 70 dke I'm lee simple to the whole See adver-
No 31TW0 G R0T-YH = IN ~ UF e5q 8, e,cb an two
G yH and %nf at os M s Of &C. @ as Wg
and Walker streets each fourteen fe front o - Pte
street and sixtyive feet deep to an aIiey with brick
n LottES ana DM ElNGs Two stories with attics &c-
az ana ab oIS i" De sou together so rs TO make fee
o on the nd h & G p f P OF 81 each on
and Wvetb streets front eleven Tef t 9Svr
WIFI St m and e attic 'R RIc m M f. an 6aas sy
ana lots WI be sold together so as to make fee simple
dtle as above TWo cpor-,-D ,,r,>-r. ar, 400 -
lots sst on north dS ds # St Peter WS and
FIVE ffGt dep to an alley with wostqy and attic brick
DM ELaAGS me houses and lots will be sold together
NJ 6A GkoGNb EET OF $2l en- one lot on east side
and depth fifty three feet to an alley with three story brick
DIV me houses and lots will be sold together,
No. 7mSiA GI0I ND Rents OF $25s7 each On six lots
on the east size Of Wyeth street south G. Columbia street
an Tlsy Win trfs-sto brick DWELLINGS, me houses
as aooye cPy-rv cpo1->-n pr,>-r, or .,o,.
seven lots on west side Of Wyeth street south of Columbia
street ont eleven eet SIX inches and sXsevenhs of an
story, brick DWELLINGS T@ houses and iots viii be sold
AND ON THURSDAY, lOTiI or NOV EMBER, 1889,
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
#s'ii OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH FREDE-
- RICK STREET, NEAR BALTIMORE STREET.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city the under gnel Trustee, will offer public sale on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th day Of November, at
ocl ockS the new sales Second street, adjoining
the Post Office, in the city of Baltimore:
ALL THAT PIECE Or PARCEL OF GROUND n said
city, beginning the side of North Frederick street.
at the southeast of the Brick Building the now
being described which point of beginning distant 46 feet
inches north from Baltimore street. and running thence
Frederick street. 30 feet inches to the north
east of the Brick Building the lot being de
scrhed thence westerly along the northern wal OF sad
building to include the entire wall 62 feet inches to
line drawn northery through the of the wall
the improvements the lot being described and
property on the west them bounding on that lire outhery
30 feet inches. to line drawn weerly along the south
wall of said building including said WALL then eaSery
bounding on said line 62 feet inches, to the place begin
ming
The above lot is improved by foursOry BRICK WARE
HOUSE, and occupied Carriage Repository
subject t. yearly groundrent of $780, Of which the
landlord is required to all taxes said property.
Terms of Sale-Onethr cash onehird in three months,
and the residue in Fix months from the day of sale the
credit to bear interest and TO be secured to the
isfactOn Of the Trustee JOHN CARSON, Trustee
- II Fav. tie street.
SAMUEL II. COVER. Auctioneer,
O2lw,s&dS No s. Baltimore
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A T. KANN'S an, 4, ,,,,.ox .rn,,,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
CABINET HARDWAREs
FROM THE LOWEST To THE BEST H QUA1I 7TN19i'''
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY; s .,on,
BRITTANIA WARE,
coo,,,xr EVERY PSEsGRIPTI3X OF AVN WIN,
s26H Wholesale OR RETAIL.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-THE MERCHANTS' |
CAND MECHANICS PROTECTIVE UNION,
HiR9eS Fo FEDP
kEGEiNE i, NEW MEEMBERS Application may be made
sist Ap2a FP. STEVENS co, Agents
OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO !
" RAILROAD COMPANY, October I4th ls59.-Notice is
hereby that General Meeting of the Stockholders of
MONDAY the Of November, 1859, being the third
e for m e mSa sng rs RfFi q n aF
io TIN e Tran B $e will h. from the 18th Of October
till The ed Of November, ''' j. l. GTK iNsoN,
o!5-tN22 Secretary
NOTICE.-TO LAND AND STOCK BUYERS.
City Property Staions Brood Mares, Saddle and Harness
Rorses lacks Jenngts ard Mules Bulls Cows Calves
fine butter qualities Farm implements all kinds fur
add5ss TARTIS GofbsB6Eot$a General A R'o'''
NoTICE.-Having been appointed Agents a
BfR9f RNc eE GdMPH EkE Eh ASp gRANs ss
MaTns sd all IN this city fayng claims
'' mhal.a T o"''" tue " RRrvE SON
VIVIAN h SONS LONDON SHEATING ME-
TAI FOR SHIPS
English sSeathins Meta and has no on hand S and
, ~, ,N''' V 81 ~ LAMBERT r.: CUTTINGS,
VNHE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY have on
hand f FfS SSGP'fa0BRyp RfffqRf'fq HKERs
DUCK, FOR T fRtsS MAKERS,
''Ssios.-losg q, A STnEET
ZINE IVORY HANDLE -, - go
EXTRA HEAyY RtA TIE ESRkS An spoons
POCKET KHf7Es RAz Aa kSP scssoRs
large assortment of the above goods just receved-msde
order and '"peEG5 afRsERFfE 55S Importers
an2t No. Hanover street
[ITEAM MARBLE WORKS.
Cor NORTH IA s + r ASSgSES g. SIS,
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, '!ai ASFEfks sD'
rABLE-ToPs, TILES for floors, GARDEN sTATUARY
ssForeikn and Domestic Marbl es furnished rt trad
west rates -
GREAT ECONOMY OF ICE.
PATENT ELEvArING REFRIGERATOR,
Which combines low temperature with economy of Ice and
Manufactured and sold by McAyOY JENKINS,
| PENN Stove HOUSE,
m30H No IA Light street, Baltimore.
I'D EMOV A L.
IL SAMUEL A. HOUSE has removed from No. 2e6 West
Pratt No 4S South Calvert street where will
continue the FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS in
all its branches. o24-tf
THO HOUSEKEEPERS.
Il CARPET PAPER, one and half yards wide-the
best article for putting under CARPETS, for sale by
SAML. E. TURNER,
Off No. South Charles street
NORDLINGER BROTHERS,
IN IMPORTERS OF
FOREIGN PRODUCE.
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS, SEGARS, Sc,
No la2 LoMBARD STREET, Baltimore,
| oS-G SO WATER STREET, New York
NOR SHIPMENT.-l50 cases Mems Brogans
IL suitable for the South American markets. in ant
for sale low by
JOHN C. BALDERST0N,
Commission Merchant,
No IL Hanover street
LVLOUR.-Choice 'stIien Rock Extra anc
Super FLOUR just received and for sale by dray LOAD
single Dbl, delivered free of drayage and warranted
| please. SAMl, A HOUSE,
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BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,

FOR SALE OR LEASE,
OR FOR EXCHANGE
FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
These Lotsare situated on Madison Hoffman
street Appyat the office of the Daily EXCHANGE ie29u
NOR RENT-TWO LARGE ROOMS, suitable
Il for Offices of any kind. Also, CELLAR, at
ie2t IS South street.
TOUNTING ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR FOR
ORENT. Apply to POULTNEY & MOALE.4i Lombard
street. s22u
e. FOR RENT.-Double House, No. 10 st.
i Paul street, above Baltimore street. occupied by
-1..A- Mrs Adams a BOARDING iOUSE-would suit tor
DWELLING No 43 north Calvert above Lexington,
0FFCES AND Rooms, No Calvert street near tq Bar
81 dtf " " GLENN 90 n Charles street
O. ELEGANT OFFICES FOR RENT AT
E,,i. NO. II SECOND STREET only door from South
~ street Joining the Fremens Insurance Office. In
'g sI7' u TIT p ''-''''' MARTIN LEWIS.
D. VALUABLE FARMS, HOUSES, LOTS,
Es,i &c FOR SALEA Farm of 3Oacres in Queen Anne's
county. having many great resources improvements
good and has fine facilities for communication with Bat
ty. Also numerous well located and valuable Farms in
Baltimore Hartford Frederick Prince Georges and other
counties Of Maryland, many Of which will be sold at little
PLANTATIONS AND FLOURISHING ESTATES IN
VIRGINIA. magnificent Estate in Amherst county,
tanning Loo acres mile from the city Of Lynchhurg, and
for $4,000 Large tracts of Grazing and Timber Land in
Virginia 80
Kentucky Tennessee Georgia. and other Western and
States These lands will be sold EXCHANGED for
merchandise very reasonable. 1890
and RENT GROUND RENTS bought and SOLD. MONEY
LOANED on MORTGAGE BONDS, STOCKS and other
securities exchanged for Real Estate. ,,,,,., -,,,-
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1ubIit SALES.
BY LENNON & BROGDEv

-----0-S@~l~>(~~~Nr~-OI
nN TUESDAY, 9Th instant, at the AUCTION
" STORES Buchanan's wharf, the cargo of "Francs
Jane" consisting of lS5 hhds P Il SUGAR.
LENNON BROGDEN,
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MARYLAND FARMS.


MARYLAND FARMS.
I'VE FARMS FOR SALE
Farm in Kent county, Nd the Bay; acres; fine
Dwelling and out houses of all kinds The situation is
beautiful and healthy; Churches, Schools, etc, etc
Has been lined; is in high state Of civilizations Fruit of
all kinds elegant gardens etc. etc Price $50 acre terms
Farm Patapsco Neck $50 acres, Back River good
Ducking Grounds.
Farm in Queen Anne's county, near Church Hill $40
acres; high state Of cuvatOn good Dwelling and
outbuildng all in good order Price $25 per
Farm in Queen Annes county 2tA acres, with good
Dwelling IS feet by and out building; all and
for the Farm Fruit Of most kinds Price for whole
tract s33 per 100 $50 acres, with small Frame
Dwelling will Oe sold for s23 per There yards
of water 'front.' with two good landings Chester river,
opposite Chestertown.
Farm in Baltimore county, the Old York Road good
Dwelling and OuthOuses all new Orchards, with all
sary improvements Price $3.50; will take house in
change.
Farm in Queen Annes county, Centreve 800 acres;
Price $50 per acre.
Also, Farm near Church HILL of 425 acres Both Farms
have good Dwellings and outhouses land good Price $50
per acre; terms and liberal.
Several tracts of land in Franklin county, Illinois;
10O prime and; Of Pr; both adjoining. viii eX
change for Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing Whskey
Farm in Talbot county, go Easton on the
water Oxford, $50 of l2 Miles river
All these FaIms have good buildings. a.
Farm Chestertown, in Queen Annes county; 800
acres good Dwelling, with all necessary Outbudngs good
land, Chester river God fishing and several good
landings
arm on Bird river, GunpOwder, go acres on the
Railroad VIII exchange in part for City Property
Houses and Ground Rents bought and sold.
Money loaned on mortgage
Call for further particulars r. W. RASIN,
j2l-t No 81 Favette street, near st. Paul
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STRATTON, SANFORD & Co,
dlSn IO Pearl and 81 Stone streets, n. W York
FLECTION NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
r. that election will be held city of Baltimore
on the FIRST WEDNESDAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, be
ing the second day of the month"; in the Twenty Wards Of
the city of Baltimore. for
comptroller OF the Treasury.
For Senator and Zen Delegates the General Assembly
Of Maryland,
Representative to Congress for the Third Congressional
District, comprising the first eight wards of Jones
Falls
Representative to Congress for the Fourth Congress
Falls
4 States Attorney.
For two SheriflS.
\ Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore city.
Three Judges of the Orphans Court
A Surveyor.
Two Justices of the Peace for the First and Tenth Wards
each, and Justice each for the remaining eighteen
wards.
Also for Four Contables for the First and Tenth Wards
EACH and Two Consbe for each of the remaining eighteen
wards.
THOMAS DREAMER, Sheriff
ofBaltimore city.
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No. SEVEN GROUND RENTS OF s2SIi each. on
seven lots on west side of Wyet street. south of Columbia
street. Ont eleven feet six inches and sXsevenhs an
inch h. and depth of fyne feet alley, with three
story brick DWELLINGS, The houses and lots will be sold
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No. Ga GROUND RENT OF ST lot on east side
Of Wyeth street, south Of Columbia street, front
and depth fifty three feet to an alley with three story brick
DIV ELINGS The houses and lots will be sold together,
LIZ nI.Ln nn.ir,,. NJ l. 49,.
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Co-DMtmrstip AGtftes.

MIR. THEODORE ZWISSLER WITHDRAWS
1Tl FROM OUR FIRM this day, by mutual consent
MARBURG & co.
Raltmorp- SeDtpmbar 10Th Ga
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No. 1.-TWO GROUND RENTS OF S33 - each on two
lots north side Of St Peter street. between Wyen and
Scott streets front thirteen feet three inches each, sixty
five feet deep alley, with twostory brick
DWELLINGS, The houses and lots will be sold together
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II N. hEID, NTENT,
No. 10 NORTH EUTAw STREET, near Fayette street,
HAS FOR SALE GROUND RENTS $62 80 80. $50, So,
s37 80 $l5O So $3j $685. of S5 50 EACH $780, of So each
Of 500 Also Country Seats Farms, Houses, all kinds Yves
Lands and Southern Lands Tor exchange Houses for
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No. l0.-TWELVE GROUND RENTS OF so each, on
twelve lots the east side Of Walker Of Co
umba street, front ten feet nine inches each and fifty
three feet deep to alley, with twostory brick DWELL
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- OLD ESTABLISHED RESTAyRANT

go FOR RENT.-Th new five story Marble
SCI. front WAREHOUSE, No 272 West Balti, ore street
-zssss- Appy to R. NORRIS Jr.
o3I-Iw corner south aud Second streets.
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E1=.s.N FOR S LIE A three-story BRICK
aiis DWELLNG,No 1928 East Baltimore street. with two
and attic double Pack Building All the
Improvements. Lot 20 by no Ground s325 per
ont foot. Apply to EDWD. MITCHELL Il co,
No Pratt STR
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- FOR SALE
s,is A TWO STORY AND ATTIC DWELLING on
49, Dawson street, Pratt No B. will be sold low
plication G l.. HARRISON,
mS-tf 6Ononnells wifi
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No. 3.-TWO GROUND Rem ) OF $50 81 each on two
lots viz One at northwest Of St Peter Wyeth
streets and the other at the northeast OF ST Peter
and Walker streets, each fourteen feet St Peter
street, and sXyye feet deep to alley, with brick
STORES and DWELLINGS two stories with attcs, &c-
The houses and lots will be sold together make fee
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} DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEATS

For further information inquire of Trustee.
EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY, Trustee,
No. % North Charles street
OLE 2aW4wSds GIBSON K co, AuctiOneers
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f. r. SPRAGUF,
Permanent Trustee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-14

In speaking Of the Laportc County Con
vention. recently held, and of the contest
for Recorder, the Westville Herald dcs-
cribes exactly the sort Of feeling that
ought to prevail among Republicans every
where, AMI with which they can make
themselves invincible:
The CHIEF fight was for recorder, and
between two Of the most valuable men
the Republican party has in the county
To Nessrs. Mann anil Robinsons efforts
the party is very much indebted for the
present proud AMI eminent position it
holds now in La Porte county;-proLally
more to them than any other two men of
the county. Their high moral integrity
and honorable bearing had endcarcd them
strongly to their party friends, and it was
hard to conjecture which of them would
receive a majority Of the totes in the Con
vention. After the second trial it was
that Mr. Mann was the victor,
and the friends of Mr.. Robinson expressed
their satisfaction Enthusiastically before the
Convention adjourned. Had the result
been in favor OF Mr.. r., we know that he
would have received no stronger support
from any man than lac would from Mr..
Mann; and as it is. Mr.. Robinson will
work as hard. if not harder. to secure Mr..
Mann's success than hc would TO promote
that of his own
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-14
Another CITIZEN seized

We tn lerstand that Mr.. John C.. Ter.
foth. formc ~ a liquor merchant of thi.
city, but more recently Of Louisville, whJ
was paying visit to Germany, accompa
nied uy bis bride, (they being on wed
ding tour.) was seized 10y the authorities
and impressed into the army-ihat OF
Prussia. we believe. His young wife is
thus left alone in a strange land, while Mr..
Terfioth. who is engaged in business here
which must greatly suffer in his all, encc,
is impressed into the service Of country
whose allegiance he long since renowned
-Iew. Ai5ony Ledger.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-14
INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS.

Agents selling Isl tickets or upward, will be
supplied at 80 cents per ticket and WILL in addition,
receive a premium of ten per cent in Gold; Agents
who sell less than that number, and over %, will
be supplied at the same rate, and, in addition rc-
Gel, premium in icwcry the of - 50 for
e CHI % tickets sold. Thus, an Agent selling 2.y
tickets RENTS Inc So, and is then entitled TO fine
gold pcn silver extension. gold ring, or any other
article worth s. Sd; an Agent selling fifty tickets
gets an article worth S.; one selling 81 tickets arr
article worth Sc; and on. Premiums NAV ie-
IN ain until Watch other valuable article eau be
obtained.
III any person who can not himself act a.
agent will secure the services of another i'm place
where no agency is already established, the person
procuring the agent, in - tickets are sold i'm
one enterprise will bc presented with any book H.:
nav desire Of tho value of 81 25; with one worth
s. % for procuring AN agent who will sell 25; and
one worth Five Dollars for procuring the sale of
d. The agent will also receive his regular prc
nun and the person securing his services can or
der his present in jewclry If he prefers it. list of
books will be sent, If desired. The respective
numbers of tickets all he sold in one Eater
prise. ami must be notified the time returns are
nude for the tickets.
All orlcrs must toe addressed to l.. ID Sine Box
40, Cincinnati, Ohio.
All responsible persons ordering tickets viii he
supplied by orlrripg a. aiorc-the money To- he
sent when the tickets sold. lJuly i--16
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-14

The cost of appraising the lands AMI i'm
provements in this county, being greater
con ilerably than either La Porte. ST. DO
scph. or any other in the district, except
Cass, cannot fail to arrest the attention of
every tax payer. Look at the amount.
reader. it cost to appraise the lands AMI i'm
provcments in Marshall county. and tell
MS ifyou know why it should cost over
One Hundred and Fifty Doliors more than
itdid La Porte Comfy. with loo. 900 acres
more land and five or six times as many
town lots; or. over Three Hundred and
Fifty IN re than it did ST. Joseph. with
about 5000 acres less land but four times
as many town lots? Who can solve the
problem?ai
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-14

COMMON SENSE rules the mass OF
tho people. AwhsteYfr the misbamed and
mi ssnthrope philOsophers may Say I'd the
contrary Show them Il good thing LET
its merits be clearly demq nstrqted, and tbey
will net hesitate o give It their most cor
dial patronage. The masses have already
ratified the Judgment Of a physician, CON
tseffmge the Virtues of HDSTETiERS
BfTTERS. as may be seen in the immense
quantities of this medicine that are annu-
ally sold in every section Of the land 1t
: now recognized as greatly superior to all
other remedies yet devised for diseases OF
tho digestive organs, such as diarrhoea. dys
EMERY, dyspepsia, and for the various fe-
vers that arise from arrangement Of those
portions, of the SYSTEM. Hostctter's nan
is rapidly becoming a household word,
from Maine to Texas, from the shores of
the Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the arti-
Gle and he satisfied. Sold by all druggists
in the world. IE- See advertisement in
another column. [l-35-m1
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LIMITED TO rz,soof-
WHOLE NUMBER or PRIZES, I,soo,


=. ID. SINE would announc to the public that
his fifty fifth Mammoth Monthly Gift Enterprise
will be drawn as above, on which occasion will be
distributed to the ticket holders two Thousand val
uailc gifts, among which will be found-0ne Horse,
Buggy, and Silver Mounted Harness, all co mplete
worth S409; one 80 acre Land Warrant; two hun
drcd and fits prizes in American Gold, ranging from
81 50 to 5000: two hundred and fifty Gold and Silver
Lever Hunting Watches, ranging from $50 to 5000;
Gents Gold Vest Chains and Bldies' Gold Guard
Chains. Also, solid and double plated Silver
Ware, consisting of Tablespoons, Teaspoons
Forks, &c Also, Ladies' Garnet, Coral and
Cameo Breastpins and Ear-rings. Lockets, &C.
Also, G ntemcn's Shirt Studs. Sleeve Buttons,
Breastpins, &c.
All oft'ie above gifts are Of as good quality as
can be purchased for the price. = ~. .-----
beg leave to state to the public that nv Enter
prises materially differ from many others o: pro-
fessedv similar character.
Firstly-The Drawing invariably takes place on
the day advertised.
Sccondly-The Prizes are worth what they are
stated to be in the programme.
Thirlly-The Drawing is conducted in a FAIR
and impartial manner
fourthly--Al prizes drawn BY persons who can
not attend the drawing are immediately forwarded
at my expense and risk; aad list of the drawn
numbers Is forwarded to every ticket holder,
whether fortunate or not. .-nIF'.-
Single tickets, 81 90. Six tickets for SIS 90.
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~, -
The Wheat is about all cut I'm this coun

The Wheat is about all cut in this coun-
ty. anu oil concur in saying that a full av-
cragc crop. if not more. has been raised,
and superior in quality to any former year.
The prospect now is that we shall have
better times, unless there should he fail
me of the corn and potatoc crops, which
begin to need rain. none having fallen OF
consequence for two weeks, the weather du-
ring the past week having been excessive
iy hot-thc thermometer standing at 96 in
the shade during the greater part of each
day.