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OBSERVATIONS.

The decisive moment in the above rected
operations of the 1st brigade of sherman's
division, evidently occurred when the 46th
regiment was wheeled out of line to attack the
rebels on its right. Col. Mcdowell, chief of
brigade, was not Immediately at hand and no
hesitation on account Of orders was admissible.
This was more especially the case in conse-
on the left, from the other two regiments on
its right, which could not have probably of
fered support in time TO save the regiment if
attacked by force at least TRIBE Its numbers.
Had the whole brigade halted to make rew
dispositions, the right flank was exposed and
tie whole likely to be thrown into confusion.
Had the brigade advanced one hundred PAGES,
or attempted to fall back, the case would have
been still more dangerous from an attack on
its flank and rear, and disorderly retreat by
its left flank would have been almost inevitable.
Had there been any wavering or confusion of
the 46th, in performing its evolution to the
right, the result would have been equally dis
astrous, and had it been fred ON during the
| evolution defeat would have been almost in
eyitable, and the consequences might have
been fatal to the whole brigade, and had the
brigade been dispersed or taken, the rebel force
in all probability would have had two hours
to spare after its disposition of Gen. Prentiss,
/ which two hours would have made Gen.
Buelrs arrival that much too late, and those
who can most correctly estimate the minute
chances of war, may calculate the conse-
quences of such loss of time at such's junct-
ure, to the arms of Tennessee. Other Opera
tions in other parts of the feld may as long or
longer have delayed the success of the rebel
attack, and it is indeed almost miraculous thai
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Mr.. MEAD was once assailed in a pamphlet
BY DR.. Woodward. The Doctors met, fight
ensued with swords. Mead disarmed his ad-
versrry, and ordered him to beg for his life.
Never " said Woodward-"ne never till am
your PATIENT"
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FARMERS AND
PICKET GUARDS!

/ EFT my stabe, and probably the city, on Sunday
IL morning June ~, a SORREL MARE, seven or
eight years old about fourteen hands high pony built
round rump. heavy neck in very good order, left
hind foot white, with collar marks three inches long
on both shoulders black saddle with blue bride,
broken bit with long branches and steel curb chain,
webb reins. | hired her out ct o'clock A. NJ, to
young man about twenty-five years old, ye feet nine
inches tall sparly buit smooth face, yellowish COM
pexion black hair and wearing grey cashmere pants
and black coat. Any who win return the Mare or
give such information that can find her. will he Iber-
ally rewarded. '
PAUL, SCHUSTER
Arabian Stable, Union street. between Second and
Jhiru streets. Witt
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VERY POETIC" What" said Margarita to
Ceciha--" what dearest, do you think Is real
ly the food of Cupidf" And Cecilia answer
ed "ArroRrote.n
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

LOOKING up with praise and thanksgiving
brings blessing down.
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FOR SALE.

TINHE STOCK and FIXTURES Of retail Drug Store,
Of.the best locations In The city. Apply ss
ths efacs. rH .~sEst
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Literary society.

The Legislative branch OF this Society
met at the NJ. f. Church on Wednes-
day evening. The House was called
70 order by C. B. Mcclellan. Speaker
pro tem.. when on motion, John w.
Day and Henry Crabbs were appointed
. committee TO conduct S. S. Cooper,
the Speaker elect, To the Chair.
The Speaker addressed the House
briefly and appropriately. thanking the
members for the honor conferred.
The journal OF the previous session
vas read aud approved.
A committee consisting Of G. b. Car
son. w. N. Allen and w. II. Haven
we're appointed 10 wait upon Gov. Dick
inson, and inform him OF the organize
ton of the House. and of its readiness
% hesr any communication be might
have 10 make.
The names Of number Of new mem.
bers we're enrolled.
A number Of resolutions were offered.
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The legislature.

This body holds its mex, Meeting at
e NJ. E. Church nexl "Wednesday a,
O'Clock p. NJ. The Governors mes
.'ye will be communicated at the open
cot the session, and will, no doubt.
an able and interesting state paper.
hope everybody will take an inter
= IN The meetings of this body, and
many as can do so, become mem
= rs and take part in the exerc ises. =
" the people turn out.
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A CARD.

To tie Country Merchants and Me
Pu5iic::
The subscribers employ this method
OF informing their customers aud friends
that IN consequence of TIE impaired
health of the Senior member oil our
firm. we have uc'antly decided To
close our mercantile business. To ac-
complish this, we offer our goods nj
wholesale and retail at less than their
present value in any of the Eastern
Markets.
We may not now have "THE LARG-
EST SrocK OF STAPLE d. DIR Goops,
BooTs d. SHOES, west of the Mississippi
pi River but i, is Large and Varied,
ard bought almost entirely of Manufac-
turcrs. In May ias,-before the advance
in rrices. We wish to sell this S,ocl,
within month, if possible. a; BAR
GAINS FOR CASH, or short Negolia-
bic Paper.
In retiring from the trade. we are
happy to say, that for The last four and
half years, during which time we
have made the acquaintance of nearly
every trader in the Safe, and many in
The neighbming towns in the Safe OF
Missouri, our business intercourse with
our patrons in the country and business
neighbcrs in the city has been 10 US OF
the most agreeable character.
: From the Unexpectedly large and
liberal patronage that has been extend
ed to us, We feel confident OF having
many BusrNE friends. and we cordial
ly invite all 10 call before too late, aud
accept farewell benefit. at No l2 Del
aware street, Leavenworth.
109-tf WATSON & BRACE.
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GopEF's LADY's Book for December
superb number OF the leading fash
'nable magazine Of America. The
eel engravings in this work are unsur-
assed in any other periodical, and no
Their pretends to equal i. in its fashion
lates. Besides these, there are many
mailer establishment. great variety
{ patterns, with directions for making
very conceivable article Of ladies or
:hildrens' apparel, model cottages, and
/. number of departments cont aiming
valuable information not found 10 other
magazines. The literature of the Lady s
Book is moral in tone. and of high
order of merit. The following are some
of the contributors Marion Hsrland,
Annie NJ. Beach, Mrs. H. G.. Gardiner,
Rev. MI. Hoford, Mrs. Meta Victoria
Victor. Miss Mary W. Janvrin. Miss V.
F. Townsend, Mrs. Alice B. Haven,
Mrs. S. J. Hale, Rev. II. H. Weld, DC.
Marion Harland. one of the most pop
ular writer's in America. has been en-
gagged to furnish story for every num-
Der Of the Lady's Book for 1868. From
the character Of the prospeclus-know-
ing that Cooley always ful6Ils his prom
ises-we have no hesitation IN saying
that this magazine for 1868, will sur
pass any previous year of its publica-
ton. Price. ] copy one year sc; 2
copies one year IS; 8 copies Sc; 4
copies 81 God-y's Lady's Book and
The Independent one year 81.
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General Orders No. ,.
HEADQUARTERS NoRTHER Division,
KANSAS STATE MILITIA,
~, 1850


|. In compliaDce with Orlets from Has TX
cellency, the Governor, aud Msjor Gen. stone
r, auis,iIon for Five Hundred men Is hereby made
upon the Norlhera DsisIoa OF the haiisas ola'e
Aliitia.
IA For the information Of a ], il Is announc-
ed that { Is force en- led into the he'd b. IN.
Governor. with ,hr appreciation of Mi. Gene nj
Girls, commanding The De2ar,m nj al ihe Ais'
8 uri that il j. intended Tor he defense OF Nor
ihvrn Kansas, aud as IN aid To the civil authoii-
ties in the execuiiorf o; the laws; tat j. will be
nrmed and subsisted by the Government, having
To rely TOR pay al d clothing upon ths fu,ur ac-
,ion vi the State 0r Naionai authorities: and
that companies. organized and reported under
this osder, inssmucD as no camp or garrison 81
uipape has been Furnished will as tar as praeti-
cable, be assigned TO duty in the immediate neigh
bori,ovd where rails ed.
Ill. Infantry compsni es. organized under t'e
mil tia IA of the State. Il sirvuso entering HE
service for such nome defense. uIen the Eistefn
OF W,stern bordtr vi tire Dlvi ION, wa. upon re-
nor, u these Headquarters, b. assigned 10 duty
~ Zach csnpany will be x, ciei I" cup
DIV its own transpJstsiian IN The cre q ~ ne
STATE tor arms AMI su isis ence i.om the MIN
nv Depot 10 q IMP Or Station.
by oides of MAJ GIN hALptk9AN.
GEO. A. EDDY 1t. Col. and A a. u
III
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Soldiers Aid Society.

&c have been requested to announce
s:t this Society will meet at the resi-
/. Sace of Mrs. C. j. Adams this (Satur-
'tr evening, at 6 o'clock. A general
i.vitaiion TO be present is given. and
- hope every body who can possibly
9 SO. will attend the meetings of this
ciety. Such an association ought to
We been organized here long ago; bu,
1t was not. the people should be all
more liberal in their contributions
this worthy effort to aid the sick and
ouuded soldiers Of our armies.
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Order of Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.
George W. G1ayson,

d. b. Nixcn. Abram Lawson, ard Jas Mccain.
The above named defendants, d. r. Nixon and
Abram Lawson will take notice, that the sid
plaintiff has filed his petition in the above emit.
tied eunse against the said d. b. Nixon, in the
District Court OF said county. the object aud
prayer OF which IS to recover jadgu ent against
the said d. b. Nixon for the sum Of $50, together
with interest thereon Al the rate OF 50 PER cent.
yer annum from the 4,h day OF October. 4 d.
1859. due from said defendant. u. Il Niyon to
said plaintiff, George VI. Graysoa. on a promis-
sorry note for $50 dated October, 9Th, lsja. and
due In one yer after date; and f1r deere os
foreclosure OF lot ten (l0l in block taroo i) in the
town OF OsSalooss, G unsy OF j, fiersan, Sts,. OF
Kansas; and that said defendants o. soreve. bar
red OF any claim or eaaity OF redemption in ssis.
premises. And defendants are turtle. notified
that unless they answer or demur 10 said reti,ion
On OF before the ed day of October. 4. D. 1889.
| Judgment will be rendered in aecorslane. with
The prayer oil said petition and said premises will
be sold 10 pay the same.
GEORGE w. GaAYSoN, PIN.
Aug. l6, 5l-7w sl2.se
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Personal.

The Editor will be absent for abou.
Two weeks. having business matters in
,hio demanding his attention. Judge
Day. as formerly, win attend to the
usiness Of the Office during the time
g are away; and we shall be greatly
bliged to our friends if they will ena.
!e him to make good financial report
our return. We should be much
Aleased to find all outstanding accounts
A,tled Up when We get back. Will
SIR generous patrons bear this in mind
I'D lido good unto others that good
AZ come to them 2" We hope for a
rye and favorable answer in the shape
bank notes (gold and sag will not
q, refussd) when again We .hnd ourseli
e, the ''sanctum.'
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which ELECTED spirited debates. That
which created the most enthusiastic
discussion was a joint resolution setting
apart next Wednesday night for join,
session Of the two houses for the elec-
ton of United States Senator. to gil
vacancy. The resolution was adup,-
ed by small majority.
Marion Hail was elected page.
he committee appointed TO wal,
upon the Governor, reported tha, they
had discharged that duty. and were in
structed by him to report ina, he would
communicate bis message to tie Lsgis-
laIuve Gu tomorrow al six O'clock p. M
Ihe report was received and the
committee discharged.
The House adjourned to meet again
next Wednesday a. 6 O'Clock, p. NJ
The other branch of the So .iety Was
then called to order, c. B. Nc Clellan in
he chair.
On motion the Society proceeded to
the election of officers, which resulted
as follows:
J. .. Reed. President Miss Nettie
Hsvens. Secretary; Miss Frank A. Fair
holm. Assistant Secretary; and L. NJ
Benedict, Editor.
On motion OF c. B. Mcclellan. the
next meeting Of this branch of the So.
clety will be held on "Wednesday even.
ing, December 10th, 1862.
DR.. d. Dickinson was appointed to
deliver lecture at the next meeting
and c. B. Mcclellan to read an ESSAY
Society adjourned.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii PERSONS are hereby iorewared asans,
IA purchasing certain note OF hand, executed
by he underlined on or about The 18th day o
April. 1862. in favor OF ;. b. Cssehier. for the
sun OF Twenty five Dollars, payable i'll plaster
ing two months alter date. Sal note was OBJ
tanned tom me wiihou, consideration, and
viii not pa, tie same.
IOe-5w SO 80. WILLIAM A. JENKINS.
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AT A BARGAIN!

r,HE undersigned offers for sac, at very low
i figures. quarter section Of Land, beautifrl-
ly situated in one of the best portions OF Kansas
good so,tl. ment surrounds il, and two State
roads pass near by it. There is no bet er upland
IN the State. JOHN w. DAY,
jly3-n50. Real Estate Agent.
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Announcements for Preaching.

The list of app 'in;men's for preach
sy in the NJ. Z. Church for the fourth
carter will be found in another. col
IN.
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IN The 100 Dollars Valuation

On MI Taxes nrpaid on the frs, day of Janu
airy. 1868, penaii. ct ,.a .er csn'w'li be added.
Treasure S Office, Oskaloosa, JET Co, Kansas.
October 18th, 1867.
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THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, IN
0skaloosa. Jefferson County, Kansas.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Single coy one year. in advance So
Ten copies one year To one address lo'
Twenty %.
Ei,iv 50i
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The Sunday School

Meets at the NJ. E. Church on Sun
y morning a; 8 o'clock.
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EARD ~ ARE!
Important Change!
C. B. BRACE.

OF the firm Of Watson s Brace, having rur-
chased the entre inunst OF Ed. Fen!oa, ESQ,
III the Old and well kn0,u
hardware Store no. 81 Dala.
ware Street, I, cavenworlh,
Wi be happy to rect al the former patrons of
tais establishment II the Old stand. assuring
Them that no .ff,rls will Be spared TO merit a
ceiit'auance o. their patronage
10 tn sIieHas WAiSOE & BRACE !
would sag, that The rules of brsia' 5 adopted hy
he'i as a .lrin win general approval, viii be
aah .red 10 hy ne. espec ally invite your at
ttniion To my stock which intend shall be sec.
ond IL none in the State.
To the public generally, would say, that hav
ing lad long experience ia the bus,res- at the
East, aud al extensive cquaintanceswiln the
various Manufactures OF the county. can an
non c. with cor iuenec that my
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The Taxes of the present wear will be due on
the 10th day OF November. 1862. In pursuance
al law. in such cases made ana provided, will
visit the several townships OF the County. at the
n,,al places o. voting. for the purpose OF Receiv-
mo Taxes. on the following days:
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Editorial notices 80 cents per line: Local 10
cents For aEnoCnci ng the names Of candidates
tor Office one dol lar and halt each, to be pad
IN advance. Yearly advertisers will be required
10 pay quarterly. Transient advertisement must
he pal in advance. Communications oil per-
sonal charaot.r will be charged one dollar per
square, to be set IN DoDpareri.
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Notice Of Administration.

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, on the 10Th day
~ of Octbsr, A. b. 1852, Letters OF Admins
tratlon on TIE estate Of lsaas Parncll, deceased,
late of Jefferson County. Kansas. were issued TO
W. Day, Judge of the Probate Court OF said
County. ALI prisons holding claims against
said estate are hereby notified 10 present the
same Ia the undersigned, administrators asore-
said within one year from this date, or they may
be pieciuaed from the benefits If the estate; and
ii such claims are not presented within three
years, they will be forever debarred.
kEZIAH PARNELL,
JOHN II. PARNELl,
ll3 Sw Administrators.
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Crnssho,'per Monday & Tuesday, p i Is do.
Fr m (. alter the 18th u, my Office N Oska'oosa
The following rs the amount "t Tax charged
for The year 1862, for State, School, County and
Township gurpo es
S.,.T 81 crris on The 100 Dollars Valuation
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STOCK of HARDWARE
Lowest Possible Rates.

VII. al all times be full and complete d tie mos
desirable articles pertaining 10 the trade, and a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-12


George O, Osborn
Samuel l.. Lingo Of al.
PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF sALE
~ to me directed from the Superior Court Of Franklin
County Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door Of the
Court House, In the city Of Columbus Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of April, A. D. 1862, Ais
at o'clock, NJ the following described real ta,s
situate in the county Of Franklln and ss of Ohio a
TO wit:
certain piece Of land In section two C9 tovpshIo M
two l2) range seventeen IN upited States NiIjt,rv
land commencing In the center Of Plank road ixy lect n
6O) south Of the N e. Of lot decided from d.
Weservelt TO Peter Hammon thence g. Witr "a roaA VA
twelve ross Q2) and some links 9eorga 81 pers lns
thence B. thirty rods Sl asd thirtss, aud ha1 lsc
feet l3l thence N parallel with road sirt-en rods
COY thence west 70 the place Of bevi .nng Ii being the
same three aeres (S) saet from O. Z Wsstsroa 10 q
\; Lingo. except tTac, ion o. feet wide on the n
eornef apd tncwu a. tot No. o. the aubt vision IN -
the above deSchod three piece sliFA 81 greara
Appraised at-LoS Nos. . T. and s, $50 90 each. i
Aa- Lot No. and house, et7S 70. Vt q - ihaG
Tho one acre lot 800 a bo...,,..,
q. W. HUFFMAN. sheriff, y
and Master oomInlssionef. Holoe
WIISoR BMsHAM, Att'ys. ~ -
Printers fees o6 co.. tIrf ptafleA94i ~ Aial
mchlsrwtd yu ssW lrJ agsi7smh srsgs se
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Master Commissioners Sale.
George NJ. Parsons, Executor
OF Samuel Parsons, deceased,

George NJ. Parsons, Executor ada
OF Samuel Parsons, deceased,
cs. ~ I sae py 0uief OF court
William +. Brock ct al. I Il ~
pY VIRTUE OF AN on DER oFsA..
to me directed, from the Superior Court OF Prspt
In County. Ohio, will offer for SALE At the door a.
the oourt-aouse in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1862
between the hours Of ten O'clock NJ and fou, aoloet
NJ the following described real estate situate m IRE
county Of franklin and State Of Ohio 10 t payt ~ Nj
NOS and Of the subdivision Of survey 1888 bene tb
share o. said William Breck said lots Nos aud q al
assigned and set him by the Superior Court o Frapk
I'm county, Ohlo, at Its May term, 1858, In partition
made OF said lots between him and his wife RIl1sbsth d
Brsck' to wit Lot No. two ca Of aaid partition com
mencing at the N. W. corner Of lot No. az s.d rsr
ton; thence g 81 deg. 80 min B. 1863 6u-OO poles 10
tne centre OF the Columbus and Harrisburg furnulke
hoad thence along the centre OF said road n deS al
min g. 30 poles to the s. n, oornor of lot No 3o2aah
partition; thence N. 81 deg so min. w. 100 poIeS 10
the 3: W. corner Of said LOT No 3; thence g. Ieo A.
MN w. al poles to the beginning, containing 80 scres
Also, lot No three @ Of said partition. commsncn, =.
the N. W. corner Of lot No. 3; thence 81 81 deg a.
min =. 100 poles to the centre Of the Coumbus and
harrisburg Turnpike Road; thence along the osnfr ei
said road n. 81 deg. 30 min. II. 81 poles 10 the A. n
corner Of lot No. Of said partition; thence 81 A.
30 min W 222 b6-l00 poles; thence 8. deg "a wjnt
west w oO-lO0 poles to the place beginning contain
ing 80 acres, roods. 20 poles ~ fN-f'I
Appraised as follows: atA r.r.t4 % l-iQlil'
saw mill, $4,000, 1oii-iI ~ 'i'-'''-'E-11 i'-''-'E-11
LotNo3 3, containing 90 acres, at Sss per acre 2El
@. W. HUFFMAN, sherin, 80
n rlinHI slees' ~ fo' and Master Commissioner
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DutchmaO Draws Ou q Business
'-. Firm GOr a Wife.


The Cleveland Herald is responsible for the
following: .g
! A few days since respectable business firm
on Water street received letter from custo-
mer near Youngstown, inclosing an order for
q 'oye. The customer was rich, middle aged,
q Duichman, and o Widower. He said he want
ed wife right off, and had no time to look up
one for himself, but should be in town In the
course OF day or two to marry the woman
which he depended on his city friends to have
ready for him. Such an order rather took the
merchants aback, but the man was too good q
customer to disoblige. As they had no supply
of the article on hand, for sale, one of the firm
vent out to hunt 1t up, and at an intelligence
office got track Of girl who could speak Ger.
man and English, was tolerably good looking,
and very much wanted to 6ud husband A
bargain was struck. The Ddtchman came in
yesrerday. found the article ready for him, ap-
proved of it, got married, and took his curious
purchase home with him. We did not learn
whether the firm charged a special fee or per
centsge commission on the market value of the
article
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Sheriff 3 Sale.

John o. Work,
vs. ) Common pteas ..
James o. Mccoy
GRY VIKTUE OF A WRIT OF vRNnp.
70 me directed, from the Court Of Common Plea, q,
rIa1kn county Ohio will oerf sale AZ the DO or Of
Ihe Court House in the city of Columbus, on ~
Saturday, the l9th day of April, A. D. 1862.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a m and O'Clock n.
tee oowing described property, situate IN the counts
a, estate o. James O, Mccoy in In lot No. 4lo 10 the
c o. Columbus in said county his estate being The re-
IN zee aiter The termination Of the life estate Of
1sapeln McOoy. widow Of Robert W. Mccoy tieoeased
ana me estate of said James Mccoy In said estate be
Ipg .he same which was devised TO him BY said Robert
mccoy IN MS last will and testament which Is OF record
In Franslln county. Ohio, Probate Oourt - ''S'''
Appraised at $4,000.
Printers fees $3.50 nv "' 0"'''u II
marl6d lt&Wtd.
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HUM kWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY

For all Throat and Lung Complaints, including, with
most perfect results, WHooFIks oOUsE CIiRoEIc A.
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