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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
AUR "FAMILY SEWING MACHINE ,

A hiR GAMiL1 ~ w INV hAAI1INE
W having attained well established and fstering reputa
adapted 10 al kadi II family ioao and having met with
success ia It, sale beyond eaest anticipation much
that ihes months orders have been ahead Of
cspsrity 70 supply would that have in
creased orr manufacturing facilities, that from this time
forth sha be enabled 20 sipply orders on dfmdrd
Ia he changes brought about by the thing has
pa-ed more important psrt than the SEWING MacHIsY
i'no1t & fourths 81 soldiers would to-day be
rio ned 81 anything but hidrv Co''ums" All the
lid ny cl0hng A been the work required 81 patriotic
v,men and nobly have they responded. No, content to
maze only many garment their hands could mph
The have called The Sewing Machine TO their aid and BY
il have rolled out the soldiers C0ATs. PASTE SHIRTs
rss astonishing Themselves KIN wing that this could
long continue nsuy thoughtful prIdeni housewives
cArsfu select the machine OF all Others which would
do TIE syy work and when doue with that then TO be
used their family MACHINE ard IN selecting one OF tho
FIEgLE LYOg SEWING MACHINE Co.'S"
FasLY MAcHsR with which you may rev from the finest
cslbrc tie Lesyie cloth without change OF thread
die or tension-thcy have not BEEN di.sppoinied
They having developed the sispt-biy Of machine for
81 knds q work. hye made smother step In atvanco sud
by several inportsnt changes ia No g. MEDIUM MA
CHisR" have Produced TAILORING MAcHISK which we
confidently claim T. b. the bEsT TAILORING MACHfSg
vet lroduc-d sewing the linen thre,d with much
do the very finest c.nbdc work. with $50 or go cotton
hus comb Ing In compact form every quality required
Ia either FAriLY or MASrP.cTUKisG MACHINE
We have had Machines before the public long enough 70
sblsh lc putaon Dozens Of oheis who started with
f,rg cOlors have fallen by TIM wayside" ard thu
pao that knew them will know them more" Step by
si.p hhs the Finko Lyon Machine iis to pnhio
for fts success established aud bencef0rtb aim sha
be as has the past been t. m further improve .impy
AID reduce the cost Il machines We shall IN few days
sane new pric- list For further partic llsT address
FINKLE LYON SEWING ~ Co,
No 5J3 Broddpdv ". y.
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Orfan Gtcnmers.

NorcyBy order OF the Sc retary Of STATE all PASSENGER
leaving the United States are 20 prvioo thonrvo.
nth gs.pos directions for obtaining "nch may DC nau az
tie Comr,nyis O.hces No. 10 Bft adwsy :. y.
va JOHS q. DALE. Agent.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For Ner.Hsven g d. m. tEE 81 RIB J:~lErli $500
FOR Sride.port :, g. m, HTl. l2l5 $3.50 (EI)i $50
FOR Mprd sr.tford Fairfield, Southport and We1Poh
70 q o a,I 80 ~ 2:5 $780, EIl $50 +9o 5:
30 2. 49, = mn . -. . ok 4 n A,
$3.50 p -. o.,o - ,9.ts n NY I.
50 4:3n $50 .-..- a. "a. -. n.
IS a.sO;4:3O. $50. CSC .. n. .
fo, Por Che,ief aud sew Rochelle, sp H.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield nt ttNl J;o tErl p m
For Boston Wis Slore Line. l2:la, Q r. m. - 49,
For Hartford and Springfield, a. Ia az l''lS' J;J'
Tol Connection River Railroad Montreal m (EI
For Hartford rrovileacc, aud Fi'hkl Railroad,
for NewiIasen Few-Loadon, sud sioninsiOn Railroad
eta M II as $50, o g. W.
For Canal RAILROAD. l-:i5 8. i. 20 Northampton
For ftousa;1nic 4 iroag O. fiufheli.a a. M
For Nsue.tuck Rsifoad. =. o. so =. u.
Jor ~. bury sud Aorwak Railroad T. % A. M J.o r. m
Comuoiiou. ; eeyinf Car. alta cted IS m trsin
JAMES A. uOii. superini-ndeut
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching

CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
- at Queenstown tCork Hsrborl.1hs Liverpool. New
Yofk AID rlA drphs Stem hp CompSry niend dl'baIch
ing their foil Do e1 ydebnt Iron steamship a. oo"s'
CITY or MA Acknowledgements Saturday. rep D.
CITY OF BALTIMORE.........sat Saturday, fep "a.
EDINBURGH ~. 'Sa'uIuay' feo % u,
And every succeeding SATURDAY, a. noon, from Pier
No f North River.
FIRST CABIN. SIS STEFRAGE.... ...s''."1n
Fir. sbin to London 90 SeeraRe TO bonooh''''
ti,t M 10 PalIs..... B. Stesrago 20 fas''''''
FIrst sbio 70 Hamburg 9i Srerng- TO hsmDnH %
Passengers all, forwarded Havre Bremen, hottetda
kntv efp &c, ri e4usly low rates -. o.,
R.ts from Liverpool Queenstown; Isl tboin, 80,
and = los sfrsraee from Liverpool. $40 From Qnesn'
tom aa1 Tickets can be bought here al the'o i''''
e,,tlo~ p.ople o s-ud fss their friends
m 81, s..aners have super ACCOMMODATING ~
ge. are strongly bolt On Wste tight Iron o.c'ops,
AIRY Patent Fire Anuihsor,. Experienced Suise'"' "
attached 10 zach steamer r,---., - WILLIAM
10, hIrthsr inform. ion apply in Liverpool 20 =,
INNAn Agent so. p Nstrr ST. In oafgo~ 70 - - ~
goIN NO IT Enoch- qusre In elneen.t@",u CE y n
n s. NDTR Co.; In London 10 - - q
~ ti,g Wiisn-st 4; 10 Pals TO JULES DEtOuG' 20
Place De Bouno; En- Phil idelphis 20 Joh" '" JAIN wv
I'M "A aput.s'. r ut the Company Omces
JOHN q. DALE Agent, no 10 btoad"sy NJ l.
NOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.-A first
L cs,s ,t.suet will cave NevfoIk on IL" ls llth and
2t ,scb month eAcep; when these dates on rDAf
when the CAV OF desur. viii be the MOnDAl iohovihg
or freight or pa sese apply at the Only once TO. bo~ns
green - ID NHDh.'' 1
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CENSUS of 1860. -POPULAIlON Of EACH
" STATE by COUNTlE3 ns the Population ~ the prn.
cpal Ce. Of the United >t,trs om the CENSUS OF 1850,
viii be found ia THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

5000 bbIs Flour seo DDS 'Il ,'d 500 T. PS
y.iOrs 100 Dressed B9ss. 800 Sp'sl ss''' NV
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rJyO NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave at SPIN.
Passengers going iorher take tne IAN ,,o ns'
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Cool an0 illoo0.
Seeming 1ilafbines.

4 NEW TINKLE n LYON SEWING
~ MACHINE Rosewood Foil Cssel FOR SALE cheap.
Adde'S &" c. d. H." boz No. lo31rbune Office.
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NTEW.YORK q NEW-HAvEN RAILEOAI
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING NOVEMBER u, 1851 ~,
Pa,enrer Station in Hew.Yort cor I"n'N anu -" Nv
Entrance on .4th-st.
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CFNATF of the UNITED STATES, Members
- o. classified Soc THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

GEORGE c. sATTERLEE President
HENRY WESTON, Nicr-Presi1tui
WILLIAM K LOTHKoP Secretary
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-26

I WILL sell, on Friday, the 9th day OF
l. January, \. ID. SOB, at the late resi-
dence of Henry Branle, deceased, in
Washington township, all the personal
property of said deceased, consisting of
household and kitchen furniture, farming
utensils, nine head OF young cattle, so or
~ nogs, corn and hay, and many other
articles.
TERMS: 4 credit of ten months viii
be given on all sums of three dollars and
upwards, by the purchaser giving his note
waving appraisemeut laws, with APPROX
ed personal security. On ali sums less
than three dollars cash in hand.
sale 10 commence al 10 o'clock a. m.
STACY RAINIER,
Dee. ~, 1862. Adm.
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CHRISTMAS.

Yesterday could not, under the
circumstances, be made very
merry Christmas day with us,
except among the thoughtiess and
boisterous fire-cracker urchIns
of the street. They kept up a
terrible gathering and popping in
front of our office, as their most
eligible locality considering the
mud and the rain. We could
not in our hearts obiec. to their
enjoyment though it was suffi-
GENTLY annoying to their seniors.
The whizzing and swapping OF
the fire-crackers was the wors,
feature, but owing to the damp
ness of the day, or some oihe'
cause, It was impossible to "dry
1t up"
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-26
$40. WAGES PAID 500.

To sell goods for the ADAMS SEWING
MAcHisE CoxrASr. Wo will give com
mission oG all goods sold by orr Agents
or pay wages at from SO to 800 per
month. and pay all necessary expenses
Our machine is perfect in its mechanism.
4 child can learn to operate by half an
hours instruction. Il is equal to any
Family Sewing Machine in use, and We
have reduced the price to Fifteen Dollars
Each machine iswareante, for years.
Address RUGGLES,
mol Gen. Agt., Detroit, Mich.
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Sheriff S Sale.

DY virtue of Il vend'tioni exponas and
ID execution to me directed from the
Fayette Common Pleas Court.
| will expose TO sale ut the court
house door in Winchester, Randolph Co.,
Indiana. on Tue sday. the 18th day of Jan
ulry, 1868. between the hours OF 10 o'clk
I'm and 4 o'clock m of said day the col.
lowing real estate. situated III Randolph
county, Indiana, to wit:
Forty acres OF land to be taken out of
the south half of section thirty-fve (35)
township nineteen 90. range twelve
(l2) east, and bounded rs follows, to wit:
Commenci5gforty rods south Of the
north east corner of said half section and
running thence west three hundred and
twenty rods, thence south twenty rods,
thence east three hundred and twenty
rods, thence north twenty rods to tie place
of beginning.
Executed as the property of Leonard
Petro, at the suit of William Walker.
A II JENKINS,
Dee. 10, 1862 fee 80 Sh'f re
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-26

ERRAruM.--ln the article sink
lings,' commencing in the third
column of our first page, hslt way
down the column. and in the sem
tence beginning, "Does the fact
that most men are humble and
ignorant" &c, for "rationable'
read rational. Ii is one of thos C
errors Of type that will some
times be overlooked in spite OF
,he most careful reading.
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receivable for all dues to the 10

ACNcN dOic IOI dll UueS 10 the UO-
vernment, EXCEPT customs.
The House considered the bill
to supply the deficiencies for the
year ending with June NEXT. The
bill was passed and the House ad-
journed.
The Senate passed resolution
calling for committee of three
to investigate tie chartering and
fitting out of the Banks expedl-
ton, the seaworthiness OF the yes
sells. &c, &c.
Mr.. Latham presented a petit
ton signed by nearly all tie Ex-
press companies of the country,
asking for an amendment to the
internal revenue laws.
A bill for the payment of the
funeral expenses of the late Sen
ator E. ID. Baker, passed.
The bill making inquiry if any
person who had been released
from arrest had been required to
swear he would not sue those ar
resting him, was passed.
The resolution relative to send
ing troops into Delaware at the
late election, and that relative to
the release Of State prisoners,
were taken up and discussed.
Dec. %.
Were presented in the House,
Secretary StantOn's financial re-
port; communication in regard
to the amounts due the several
tribes of indians; and a message
from the President transmitting
the report Of Reverdy Johnson,
Commissioner at New Orleans.
A Joint resolution was adopted
to adjourn from the ed to first
Mon lay in January.
A bill from Mr.. Stevens, of
Committee Of Ways and Means,
making appropriations for the
year ending June, 1864. was
made the special order for 18th
January.
In the Senate some unimport
ant bills were introduced. after
which Mr.. SaulSburv's Delaware
election resolution was taken up
and discussed till after The expi-
ration of the morning hour, when
the bankrupt bill was taken up.
Several amendments were offered
and discussed.
Mr.. Wade, from the Commit
zee on the Conduc; of the War,
made report in relation to the
late battle at Fredericksburg,
which was ordered to be printed.
The Senate went into Exccu-
tive session, and adjourned 20 the
9th January.
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DR.. j. X. McLEAN, Sole Prop'r,
~. LouiS. No.
DR.. Leans Universal Pills.

For LrvEE CouFLAtNT. BIIIousNrss. &c.
TherehasneNerbeer CATHARTIc medi.
cine offered TO the public. that has gwen such
entircsatisiacttoRa Is SUNlVERSAL
PILLS.
BEING entirely vrgetable. ihey are perfectly
inuoceutand can be taken bl the most tendsr
infaHt: vet prompt and pow crfui in removing
an Bilious secfetious. Acid or Impure. tctcd
Nattcrfron the stomach. In fact. they are
the only Piilsthat ,houid be used "a malarious
districts
They produce 10 Gripping. Sickness or Pain
IN the Stomach orBowci,. though very active
"a searching IN their operation. promoting
healthy .ecreiions ofthe Liver and Kidneys.
u NJ will suffer from Biliousness. Headache
and Foul stomach, when - cheap q remedy
can he obtained. Keep them constantly on
hand; single dose. taken IN season. NAV
prevcnIhour- aays aud months OF sickness.
Asa for nr. J. II NcLean's Universal pills.
Take ~ other. Reing coated. they are taste
hess. Price only % cents ber box. and can be
ssntb! malt" any part ofthe United States.
j. n. MclEAN, Sole Prof'r.
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DIED.

PUGH.-At his residence, one
mile south of town. on the morn
ing OF the 2ith. Elias Pugh; aged
go years.
So TTON.-At Union City.
Dec. %, Willie, infant son Of
Plat and Jane Sutton; aged one
year and ten months.
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Howard Association,

DILL ADELE the Relirf u
the Sick and Distressed, afflicted nth
IiruIent and Chronic Diseases, and esps-
ciclly Diseases eftke Ssrsci Orgsns.
.iedical advice given gratis by the Act
ing Surgeon.
Valuable REPORTS on SPERNATOR-
RTA or SEMINAL WEAKNESS. and
other Diseases 81. the sexual Organs, and
on the NEW REMEDIES employed in
the Dfspensarv, sent In sealeed letter Gu
welcomes. free of charge Address -
DIR. }. SkILLlS iI9i CLIFTON.
Howard Association, No. Sohih Ninth
Street, Prii-sei. T. feci :.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-26

Ours is no longer, a zone
horse town." nor a one dray
town, as our old friend, W. Ash
ton has Just set agoing a vehicle
OF the kind just named. We
hope it will not now be quite so
difficult TO get a little job done
in this line Of business, as we
have found it Of late.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-26

the
Fayette Common Pleas Court.
will expose TO sale at the
Court House door in Winchester. Ran
dolph county. Indiana, or Tuesday, the
18th day of January, 1868, between the
hours of 10 O'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p.
IN. OF said day the following real estate,
situated in Randolph county, Indiana, to-
wit:
Eighty acres of land TO to be taken off
of the north side of the south half of sec
ton thirty five 49,, township nineteen
40, range twelve ~ east, and bounded
as follows, to wit: Commencing at the
north east corner Of safe half section and
running thence west three hundred and
twenty rods, thence south forty rods,
thence east three hundred AMI twenty
rods, thence north forty rods to the place
OF beginning.
Executed a. the property of Leonard
Petro, at the suit of William Newkirk,
William w Frybarger and Martin Fry
barger.
A. II. JENKINS,
Dec. 10, 1862. fee s. Shift X. c.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-26

Vanity Fair, owing to the
sickness of its publisher and
the present exorbitant price of
paper, goes into a monthly, till
better times. The first No. is to
be issued about the 10th of jan
uary, and thereafter the first of
every month, at 10 cents per
copy.
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ST. LOUIS. MO.
DIR. j. III. McLean.s
ECANiC OIL EINIMEN Il.
The Best ENfernalln the World for Nan

or Beasi.
Thousands 81 human beings have been saved
a live Of decrepi,ude aud misery. b' The use
of.hisinyaluable Eminent. Ii viii relieve
PAIN almost insfantaneouslN. and 81 viii
cleanse. purify and heal the foulest SORE in
an incredi bic shoit tine. MCLkAN'S VOL
CANlC OIL IiNIHENT will relieve tie most
inycterate cases of rheumatism. trout Or Nod
ralgia. For Paralysis. Contracted Muscles.
Stiffness or Weakness in The Joints. Muscles
or Bigamsnis.i II " III never fail. Two appii-
plcations " lcure Sore Throat. Headache Or
Earache. For Burns or Scalds. or any Pain.
IL il an lnfaIii5le Remedy. Tryit. and YOU
will find u an indispensable remedy Keep IL
always on hnBd.
PLANTERS, FARMERS, orany one having
charge ofhorsss. " III save money hy using
NcLean's Volcanic oil Liniment. Itisaspec-
dy aud infallibie cure FOR Calls. Sprains,
Chafcs. Swelling. LameD9s.. Sweeney. Sores,
Wounds. Scratches. or a ~ external disease.
Try II. and You Willie convinced.
DR.. j. n. MoLEAN, Sole Prol'r.
dec5ly ST. Louis, MO.
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A administrators Sale.

n Office is hereby given that ] will
~ sell at public auction on the goth
day of December, A. ID. 1862. at the late
residence of William II. Elarshman. de-
ceased, in Jackson township, Randolph
county, Indiana. all the personal property
of said deceased not tai en- By the widow,
consisting of one horss, one COW, wagon,
farming utensils, good lot of carpenters
tools. &c. &c. A credit of nine months
will be given on all sums of more than
three dollars, the purchaser giving his
note with approved security, waving
valuation and apprasement laws. Three
dollars and under. cash i'm hand.
HENRY V. SlPE,
Gec5-3w Administrator.
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Public sale.
Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that tie undersigned. administrators
OF the estate Of John Shireliag, deceased,
will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the
residence Of Joseph ShirelIng in Ward -.
Randolph County, on Saturday, the l0th
day Of January next, the personal proper
" of said estate, consisting Of one mare.
togs. corn, whea, growing, clover seed,
watch, one-lourth oia reaper. aud other
articles too tedious 20 mention.
\ credit OF nine months will be given
on all sums over three dollars, the parch-
aser giving note waving valuation laws
with approved surety.
PHILIP SHiRELING. Jr..
De-. Ia. $50 ifm.
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AppOiil tincist.
Estray Notice.

4 John B Goodrich, Clerk of the Ran
4. dolph Circuit Court. do hereby Ger
tify that VI. r. Lindsey filed IL my office
an appr,isement and notice Of an estray
horse, described as follows, viz: "He il
4 sorrel, with one mark on each shoulder
supposed TO be collar-marks. blaze in fore
heal. spawn on the left hind leg, Just be-
low the hook joint. No other marks or
brands pcrceivabe."
Witness. John B. Goodrich. CLERK
this l2th day OF Dec, 1862.
joan u. GooDRIcH,
Dee. 10, 1862. Wv Clerk.
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FOR CHILDREN.

Doyou want yanr delicate. sickly. puny
Childrcu.i 20 be Healthy Stroug AZ" Rohustg
then give them McLkAN'S STRENGTH
ENlNG CORDIAL. See the directions Oh
each bottle Do delicious tot take.
II F'Oue table spOOniui. taken every morn
ingia,tin@. isa sure preventive against Ga lis
aud Fever. Yellow Fever, CaoleEa. or ANY
prevailing disease. 9
TPCAUuONl Beware of Druggists or
Dealers W no MAY try Z" I'm 0Pon you bot
re Of Biftcrs or >ar>aparilla- (which they can
bny cheapl. bvsavine itis Just a. good. Their
arc men BA>h enough IL steal part Of mv
name Il dub their VILE decoction. Avoid
suchinfamous PIRATES and their villamous
compounds Ak far DR.. =. n. McLern's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purider.-
Take nothing else Iti~ the only remedy that
will Purify your Hood thoroughly. and. atthe
sametime, STRENGTHEN aud tNFIGORATE
the Whole organizatioH. It's pui mp ia large
Bottles--sl per bottle. orsiV bottles for 81.
DR.. j. X. McLEAN. Sole Prop'r,
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Notice.

NJ Office IS hereby given that the
~ undersigned has been appointed
administrator OF the estate Of John Shire
ling, late of Randolph County, deceased
The estate D. probably solvent.
PHILIP SHlRELING, Jr.
Dec. Il 9, 1862
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.{D1OiNfRlPHf.

NOTICE is hereby given that the I'M
~ dcrsgned has taken out letters tesla
mentary on the estate Of Jesse Pursley,
late OF Randolph county, ind., deceased
Said estate j. supposed TO be solvent.
JOHN 4. NORMAN,
Dec. 10, 1862. Executor.
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1000 Local and Travelling
Agents Wanted

every NheFe Tor tnelrrale.
kpr single COPIES ar for terms in quantities
v Id other Information apply 10 or address
JOHN ERWIN PO1IAR. Priaishcr.
Ne.oi7 SAMSON - PhiIade rnia' Pa
June = ~
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in the Union in n few days time.
And any Book not on hand, or PAPER or
Magazine, can be ordered by rs and fur
nished in a very few days. Our orders are
filled a soon a received in New York
and come through on the L. ;. Express
Co.'S Telegraph run" in two days time.
You will be required to wait but shor,
time for what you want, after giving us
your order.
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the Old Pos;ofice Building, Winches-
ter, Ind.
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Sherihf's Sale.
Fayette Common Pleas Court,

DY virtue of venditioni exponas
ID and execution to me directed from
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