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R. 81. blair,


NJTILL attend the Courts of Mason county at
w its regular Terms All business en-
trusted to his care will receive prompt item
ton. Address, r. s. BLAIR, Richie G. H.,
West Va. Sept. 10 ls63-ly.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Falo,0. Citizens Of the Senate and House
Of Representatives.;
there is open to settlemen, about 1884,.
100000 acres of surveyed land.
the PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The great enterprise of connecting the
A Allantic with the Pacific States by Bail.
ways and telegraph lines, has been en-.
tered upon with 3 vigor that gives assu
rance Of success, Notwithstanding the
embarassments arising from the pre-
vaiing high prices Of mOterials and la
Dor.
The route of the main line OF the road
has been definitely located for 100 miles
westward from the initial point at Omaha
City, Nebraska; and a preliminary loca
ton of the Pacific Railroad OF California
has been made from Sacramento east
ward to the Great Bend of Mucker riv,
er, in Nevada.
Z, Numerous discoveries of gold, silver
and cinnabar mines have been added TO
the many heretofore known; and the
country occupied by the Sierra Nevada
and Rocky Mountains, and lie subordi
nate ranges, now teens with ehterprising
labor, which is richlyrsmunsralive. Il
is believed that the prodbctsofthc mines
of the precious metals in that region has
during the year reached, il not exceed
ed, $l0O,OOo,oOO in value.
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The liberal provisions to invalid sol
diers and sa lors of the republic, and TO
the widows, orphans, and dependent
mothers of those who have fallen in bat
tie or dicd of disease contracted, or oI
wounds reosiyed in the service OF tn cir
country, have. been diligently admins.
tered. There have been added to the
Pension rolls during the yetr ending
l.ihs. 30lh day Of June last the names Of
1910 invalid soldiers, and of2Tl disa-
bl'd seamen, making the present num-
Der of army invalid pensioners 99,767,
d of navy invalid pensioners Tie.
Of widows, orphans and mothers, 92,l9s
have been placed on the army pension
rolls, and 248 on the navy rolls. The
present number Of army pensioners oI
this class is 25,433, and OF navy pen.
Sioners 1903, At the beginning Of the
year, the number Of revolutionary pen.
sioners was l,430. Only twelve of them
were soldiers, seven of whom have since
died. The remainder are those who
under the law receive pensions because
ofrcIationship to revolutionary soldiers,
During the year ending the 3oth June,
1864, S4,5O4.6l6 90 has been paid to
pensioners Of all classes.
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Ta. y. Brown,
ATroRSEY AT Law.

: = = u n xpraeiice,,ip illeAepuntes Of Mason,
3ackaeS Ind Writ. tlio odfdasS Ravens
wood, West Va. [Apfil % 63-tf
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AGRICULTURE.

The Agricultural Department, under
the supervision Of its present energetic
and faithful head, is rapidly commend
ing itself to the great and vital interest
it was created to advance. II is pocu
liarly the peoples department, in which
they feel more directly concerned than
in any other. | commend it to the con
tinuoG attention and fostering care Of
Congress.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

checrIully commend to your con-
tinued patronage the benevolent instilu'
tions OF the District Of Columbia, which
have hitherto been established or foster
ed by Congress, and respectfully refer,
for Information concerning them, and in
relation TO the Washington aQueduct,
the capitol, and other matters Of local
interest, TO the report of the Secretary.
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN. s. C.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

RICHMOND, caAgLgsros, coLrxEiA, wEsTEEs
AND WAY MAILS.
Dne--DaiJ. by 90 IN
c.ose-suaasy. Tuesday + Tharwisy. at 90 P. u
Tuesday. Thursday B saturday. al IL 90 A,
LANCASTER, FLAT Rocx. dc.
Dse-Ngnaay, Wednesday L Friday By IL 90 y
Cicse-saasa days, at III 90 n.
RED HILL, nusssL PLACE, dc.
Due--Thursday. by TX w y
Closes--Satpe daT, as Ii w - -
T1stEa's FERRY, JEFFERSON, &c.
pue-Gsaday, bs ls 90
cioaes--Ffiday, at 10 I'D A.
oYgiCE HOURS.
From 90 A. u. 10 90 P. II. asa for shoss
ssaae at.nf opening ihe mali al night
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.s ST. LAWRENCE -

THIS Celebrated tso.;ing Stallion. Of the Moro,
stock viii stand tie easaing season list MARI
to sss july ss ny pisasstaa oIse raung's ouar,sr
Creek, 8 miles from Camden, Liberty Hin road A..
iosfs dollars payable In advance. No insurance. 9
Gsoc'n fec Sl,e0. ZACH. CAVITY
March II :.
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GsRags. 4 C. April 1874 1864.
11AaA5aAFH l. Ttx Captains ~ E-s, Cssassnses
10 &rss&2~ District viii a4rnisa ass ss sr<e,
sssa sss os al pefss in sAeig respective Beats be-
ssSz sae sges q Ii atp! is asd IS s#d 50 yeass Of
Ssr. " 4 LETTSER.
3fFi = u Capt ssd & o. KaD
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CAMDEN. s G, June 8, 1854.

CAMDEN, - u, June 4, 1855.
GEggRAk GRDEG 40 q
I ~ Pursuance a General Order Ne. 4 tgc0, A. C
ls GarargtDn AdEs.sas aFs' lpsrcc11s GeaeSst ihs
FNk9 ossSrs ~ ;hs RsSssca; a'e hsrrby crdeESi so
gvsura tie tssss q stelr COG Hsssl esocsinn sc
oa5ce 10 ihEas Hesdqsnfts' ca 9 hes0te ;hs Ism
ERssass.
g. Cxp,aI' ~ osscsrs ccz0uEssding Best rysrpsuies
wEl hare eli vacan, osaocs 10 ,se ciire opDpa.
nics immediately fHed sHss !aw, tAts lstIe
and make rs,uGns ,s bese uesaqua tes or bSGore
;he ssh psn1irsn
J. CapsAiba l. = rastsrsn 30ha Tbcanpsca J.
FaIkeatHsy, inc II Msekle, Adam Tsass, 8, D. Hoagh
Tobias PtAs,rn. X farkcs, are ea geS with tbs ex-
tension 81 Paragraph q this csJsr.
By command of Col JONES
J. GAYLE
June 10 Adju.snt
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WHERg Lgg WAsrs HEm.-A torssponfen,
Of the Atlanta ia!tliioeassy writ.s:
IL Is reliably stated sha. Gen. Lee ha4 his
isoas;fai but intrepid opponen, os The very po.
sition he desires. with siew 30 Tie accomplish
mcus Of his alteFior purposes-shieh include
his destgnesion snd thai ofthe shols Yankee
army, dispsoporsioaase, as IL is said to be, in
nutnbers 10 his own--purposss, however, which
can only be accomplished by /. grest battle
fought and won.
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WANTED.

900 btsasKs+s ef sssrsaass ssea hpt wkseA .As
JWO hEyhss: Esiev wsil &c rsssa
AEsl 5 u. n. RoroTT.
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..,svss,,,s D;y;s;su.
Lieutenant General r.. II. Anderson, :ssrg,s-
v.,:ls 20 r.ans,s.res,,s Cora
Lieutenant ecaaral :. 4. l..aris. tesaEspsassls
q Ewelrs Corps.
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sas $. NV > - s -, -. -. No.
a's 50 - =. -. -. s,:s. - -,
80 - -. !, :.:ss:,ss:.,,
she military s:ses sas hasl saseu the easl Of y
legiaaee. hsa lssa Tslf q asss;se alsi wsse
performing gasss sisassss s esrsolk aalsa fasss-
mouth. sl,e enssr lssae ~ ssiessss hhesng %,
kee& A tsw Csa'sssssase prisoners st Point
lockout hase aeeH ltaissss g sakes tsts sssl
and wsse ea guard sEisty Moi II sl.as
large guns ''aa been resspss aaa slss fa'psa '
nsen ssss sli paele Hp md us'siEg Y 9 a'ss1;
esy 10 hsar ,le rsssls sf tt'sss fgalting
Lee Beaarssfd aasI ssass s,.ss ls.isles s
A fsr weeks sisrs re ssssats 81 81
priacsss Arms. rs ssasaasss W. I !ssss i,sslss
ON her psfsca. said g llss ssses' isy Ms
Moase. al Norfolk, se s-ssas " sass sssss
seaerase army. The yaas1s tssases sssas'al,
mad have hec0 sess g ses lal lssss e wa,l'
sad maad ios She pfssesEss Al sass' i'iass ne
letter sigasd {. slsssassl assssse, Ea'ssashssi
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sss. sSss Z. 80 -
The @gAs Il horrible. For #E sgsaadsed
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"A Wagafogs ngArH.--It was evident 10
the physicians tha. death was setting its clsha-
my seal Upon The brave, open brow Of the Cen
esal and they told him 80 asked il he had any
last messages TO give. The General, with 8
mind perfect snd possessed. then made disposi-
sions of his staff and personal effects. To Mrs
Gen r. E. Lee he directed that bis golden spurs
be given as dying rncmenso Of his love and
esteem OF her husband. To the s,SF officers he
gave his horses. So particular was he in small
things, even in the dying hour, shas he ennphat-
icslsy exhibited ard illustrated ihc ruling pms.
sion strong in death. TO one OF hs staff. who
WAS . heasy built man, he said, "feu had bet
ter take The largsE horse: lie viii carry voc
better osIser n,esscaiees be disposed of 10
3 similar manner. To bis young son, he left
his glogioaF sword.
lis worldly matters closed. tho eternal inter
ess o: hrs serl engaged his mind. Turning SC
the Rev. Mr. pescrlin, oishe Episcopal Church.
and of which be ~as I'm exemplary member, he
asked bin, ~ sing Tie l,ynn commencing:
| aIsoek ofages cleft sor ne.
Iae: rae hide nysclfia thee"
hc Joining in aish aII The Voice his strength
| aopla permit. lie then joined in prayer with
the ministers. To .hc doctor be again said ::
I.Iasa going fass nov: am resigned; Gsd's
4
will l,s Gone THIS died Gen ]. 4. u. Staast'
paEsEsy ss.E or Tas YAsggg Maaixs.-By
she Yankee Savs List, Published 10 March OF
The rrssea; ycar. !, ~ould appear that The Van
ice navy now consists Of sorae sss vessels OF
al! claSscs, ir,elnding, those building, in com
| mission and in c,,iinary ofthis number 81
arc steam Iriga,es. averaging from 1000 TO
sToO tons. and ,noun,ing from ss TO 81 guns
of The heaviest caliITc cseh. The number of
iiross ssass s.ea. and in process of cotnpEssien
~ sss, wnic,, mount from to go guns. The
Mary Drpassstgnis sets down the loss Of mem
os.war nj Tbs bands ,!,c rcl-cls. since Decctn
ldsr. Ess. So The present s;snc. at 80 rcssels,
liasiusssag q ssfss sad iroa cisds. There srs
E.npa sls s.e assise iisi Of sl,e nasy. Rear Ad-
q tansinosloscs. - Commanders and
fie,sseaans cnsstnaa,Icrx.
2gses = uNsssr
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NOTICE.

THREE montbs saSt ifis aase. application viii 10
l. iasde 10 tbe Bark Of Garden So Ca. 70 Issue o
duplicate ccrtifass for tao shares o7 stock &C ssid
Bank. ge lseo Jniy l. 1882 atapdiag ia The nasse e
Sarah Ciples--the original bcing lost
$50 n pESAUssURG
aay Ia saa Rxec;:or.
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sAn E.ETeHaA

FaeToRAGE AND COMMISSION
AGENCY.
Hs rtsSesssstsesl las tits dag oscseS ~, Aes.cx
taF ils PaiEessR*c barter ssd aaSe e,, ss.a,ssses
q g'tsssiss provisions dry es,. and pftssare a,.s
sfSshatse OF tsesy description, and h tror.ssss 4.
fSSsise s@0sss sl;s consignment sns stcrasc.
Alteration. u also ar elsrn So Tie aqspg and xsy
log o i.s-i Estate ss5d Negroes.
I,sh+s'ss essfaaces Hs&sss on AL cetssirrsscp.s
s'etes a:s ;sHss sssrs, sse aossx st.ys ~, Pa,
V'-se. -. y, q. Hoc0TT.
-, e
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b,scSsrhess ard rscs-
Q. yuasss basiels po.a.pes ofaa kinds snss
sad ground ssaa-
10. FSaas, meal, stsar. aso1ssacs, tas9a, lard
and MI e:hes gFpcnsSes goods. satSs q sasscass,
ssi,ssSUxs Ratosy. wEtse, essser aad vinegar,
II vane Of all kosa&ehaia aud ssicbsss fsrEs.
,u.s agricultural ;osss aSa iap'smeass ,oss of te
caa.is agssrs! instruments aai osies sgsss ef DR.
...esssc Use.
ig Casrsssss. wagons drass carts. and eseey
specsss * scAscae 90 wssssEs
,a Al god and siiTsr waFts sHa pastc, iewcss.
;cselsy ard watches,
H. Backs, nafx pictures. pasasiasz, s:asasrs,
and s:l assss ausxs ef art.
Is. Number Of shares ia aay haak os rai:spaj,
and g:ssss Soss sock csapauss
i6 Cold cs silver com n< balboa.
II. Aasssa. q al spaTea; ssvst:ts> bank talss
and papr ssr-vsSF, sSpss pssiatetrss hsa.sas Con.
tsssotase Tseaaay aesss
,a yElae o. ali osIses propesay sos esss,nsessssss
In sise tatr-nas
III liais ct S.uscrsy store asvntSosee owaed islI
Fsit4sary .ass sse grsatsa BS;fs sast Ass
John CaSTgi. Assessors.
R,N KENNEDY !ffa C. y. .
Tr rss gre due spsles @tSa ~ss; ae F~s1s5 3.
sise si:fsrfsas. gstEg4ssrss-
tr.s =,
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NOTICE.

w r. HrGIfsoE. viii sca - mT agent during
w ray Abeenea iran hosse. fersens iadshte6 tg
s@s ssiil Esskc payment 10 asisa s
kar 3s am D. I. DrsA USSURE. I
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pgoMe ioss -!Aa army c0 0EEsss.sosadent OF
cha Rishmead En9airsr says Tie following
psprnosioas were aanoaacai iih special order
hon the hesaqpassers d thaarsns.
MaiorGsneral ]. B. kershas. permanently
10 The command of McIaws pisssion.
Bssgadiersseneressl Bryan Crimes. perraa-
nsnsly to the eoanmasa Of Daniels IN c.
Brigade.
Bsigaaser l;euegaI slasaes Conner, tessporari-
is Is the command of AcGowan's BRIGADE.
Brigadiieref General Rssas Barsinrer, pesaaa-
aeussv 70 Gonavns Brigade Of easalfy.
Bngas General John alcs::asssaad, oesaaa-
neatly so Jenkins Cavalry Brigade.
Brgasiieg. General VIM Z. Coz, seiuporas'-
" % Rasassslss Brigade.
Brigssliisr General Thos ,Tfevr. temporarily
% Johnsoas S c.)) Brigade.
Brigadfrsenesal N.p. G. Lesis, tcsnPosari.
II 70 Hokas Brigade
Brsgsiisrs acras .iilly, ssssT sTssafils q Pc
grams Brigade
Rsigalier oss temporal /
lyse Hays antI siiga
Msjorssaeral 4
Eas.y's Division.
Ms;or-sencral Mahone, temporarily p An
dersoa's Disisiaa.
Lieutenant General r. Il. Andersen, ssstIse
rar;ls 30 Longssreai's Corps.
Lieutenant Gcnaral .. 4. Easly. sesalspsassl,
o Ewelgs Corps.
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THE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR WHfTE
i HDsn OF cotton rags, delivered in large of srasl
asstissea at shs sfsas.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
XN HUGHES Esa, win &C. as say agent dn
W ring ms shsesos freen tie State
MsY 20 W r TAYLOR
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5 uau sa 'Tg'aas lse medical a1ee oi Par.
.5sssS5
4 t.sfaa sallllassit, way Of administer
sn eiill ID sssiifsllssn: Iaaeqa.ass:r Of oil
asisaa 81 sssrssl snse sssai easslssh pau
saosissssp sssrs. ~ ecsg ''sokes N ii, aat
sssSse sss, d ~ NJ faesa something like als,
ssslsss essgss: aben Il Is dose. q
aissle ~ ssw ssop' "f osansss
water 81 s.ss.,e sssssass sally slseaId he sids.t
Tic sies shslla Il sasefay and '.csrr dis
eosss siss Iasl9.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE
nEDsCA1. NOTICE..

tiN endcrssse! hsyc sessassl cnsar,tsr.,,t., g.
sae pssctits u tseitc;ae ID canslst. atd ,,s :,
eitsisy. as'4 ~ W
l. u. nEsaEssuag II. n
.., D. I. DEsACSsGgg, II. b.
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I1ss5n o. sso orsaass~-Coi. sndEpw J
Rsssks. ssoshfr 81 sle lssass. sssesl sasileaiy 10
.,,ssu yesk an he svsara item ssw oslsans.
he lsis = very large tsssnsaal property % ,he
sss Teri Herald tell ", valued a, swo msl.
.sllseas ef deIlssx This be 80. BY s.saiiag ssd
spbissy In Sew Qrseaas, ia ahieh slse Beat,
w@ dssl4,ess his fassasss in proof es ss,ieh Is
shg iaes that he lea bali Of bis property TO tho
I}eass, ons 'gassses 10 hss owa wiaos, and eas
quarter 10 ,ssss ics bis osa soa. Such ne-
shltssh:aa rascaitsy has ss,s!y been asssd 10 The
fass Of The wesaa.
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NOTICE.

N6TsCE.
rRT ". SAL&0ED, has resumed the prsestcs Of
4 bis profesason il the Tosn OF Camden and its
sicinluiy 0tacs on Aain stFeet.
May l3
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THAegsRAr,--Tvo ss,cis of Thatkrray. no.
l'etafs in print. appsw in recent humber Of
aEss#ser:
Being tsla sha, an acquaintance Of his who
was notorious for his lore q lsbcr had sailed
fnr laass, he said; 'ils xas good fellow"
ssu his introduction 10 ono of ,he HaTpe,x
in sew York, Ihacksray had joksd wi,h him
en she American e"nsetnps for copyright. and
wheh be vent ir,o she drawing rysesn he took
htile girl, whom he found playing there. on
his knee, and caring al her with kigaed won.
der, said in solumn tones: sAad t,a Is q pi-
ra,e's iaughser ~
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Bsalooning I'll the army has besn voted a
sasIaga by ths Yankee Gassrument, and slfthe
assiiss arpasassas beEeagiag 10 the Government
has been sold as aassson.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

NEw YORK, August % The Tribune ;
special sums up the results of the fighting on
the Weldon road as follows:
lst. That the enemy was successful after re
peated and impetuous assaults. in compel ling
the abandonment by. our forces of the railroad
below Ream's Station.
% That although attacking in vastly superior
numbers he received bloody repulse in three
successive instances
Sd. That his loss in killed and wounded must
have exceeded ours by twice the number, and
finally, by an overwhelming force. he succeeded
in forcing Us back from our entertainments and
another place on the railroad below the Station
which We had already decided to abandon.
We fully accomplished the special object in
view, viz: the destruction of the track ten miles
below the station. and although our withdrawal
from the entertainments some Of which hsstened
by the attack OF the enemy il was natural to con.
clude from Trustworthy statements that the sc
verity OF the blow inflicted upon the enemy did
not begin to compensate for our possession of q
few miles of railroad entertainments
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-30

stTATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY. SIS: In the
- Court Of Common Pleas Of Marion county the state
of Indiana, October Term. A. ID. ls64.-Hcnry Full
wider " Am anda : Fulwder.
BE IL known. that on the 10Th day Of August. IN
the year ls6i the above named paind by his attOr-
nry ied in the once of the Clerk Of the Court ofCon
Pleas Of Marion County his complaint against said
defendant. In the above entitled causc together with
the affidavit OF competent person that sad defendant
Indiana
said defendant hereby notified % the ling
and pcudenCy Of said complaint against her and that un
less she appear and answer ordemurthereto at
Of said second day II the term OF said
Court be gun and held at che Courthouse in the
city 81 ndianapoison the frs Monday IN October next
said dcompan, and the matters and things therein con
tanned ani alleged viii be heard and rniued tn her
absence. WILLIAM WALLACE. Clerk.
hy SaocE, Deputy.
Charles ". Stagg Attorney Tor Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

tIves OF uagdaieua ftostettcr, late
of ttsuor Township. Lancaster
county, sud state OF fPennsytyania, /,
deceased.
XvOU ae hereby notified that by virtue oi an order
Of The Orphans Court of Lancaster County, Penn
sSlvsas 20 me directed VII hold inquisito' d.
,ae mart or value the real estate u sAd MagdaenA
Hoststter deceased Friday the 10th day OF SePiem
her 4. D.. 1854 a. o'clock p Al the Pdbllc House
81 Jo,s ph ooch.nan~r IN the village q Mersville
aid owushp of Manor and county Aforesaid, hen aud
where you may attend ityou think prof.. :
r. SMITH. sheriff
sAsria's oraee, Lancaster, Pa, August lesh, iso4.
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OIL D I ER S!

Yoo ought not 70 be without such valuable medicine
The Cincinnati National Union. % April 9f,h. says
that Of soldiers have been saved BY The
ne of stricklaud's Auti-CbOlera Mixture.
sld by Druggists and prepared only BY Or. A. strek
land q Fast fOlrth street, Cincinnati, o.
For sale BY W l. HAskh Co, Browning sloan,
stewart Morgan, .. sss0sT, TsHllinson Cor, Egnsr
wosher =
Pr.ss 30 s.sis per bottle ssyi7-diysodkwiy
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET

First District WILLIAM f. NIBLACR,
Second Dstrict-MlCHAELC c. KERR.
Third District-HENRY W. HARRINGTON
Fourth Dstrict-GEORGE BERRY.
Seventh DistTict-DANIEL W. VOORHEES,,
Eighth Disirict-JAMES r. HARVEY.
Ninth District-DAVID TURPIE.
Tenth District-JOSEPH X. EDGERToN.
Eleventh District-JAMES F. MCDOWELL.
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TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.


IL persons ino.hied % the Sinking Fund hereby
notified that al lands mortgsged % said fund and
which Interest has not been pad IN advance for ne
present year. ~i b. ADVERTISED sixty days prssioas
70 and efersd AZ public tsls 90 the secoid Tuesday IN
December neat
BY order ofths Board % ofcennissioners
W. n. TALBOT, Presfdent
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MADISON; and foiksbote Evansville. Journal and
Express Terre Bsne: Pres, 6reeuesstle; Jesrsonsn
and Palladium Richmond Tines and sentinsl. Port
Wayne. SUM- glncennes Argas and Courier. Lafayette.
Review Crswfofdsviie Goshen Democrat. D~mccl and
unlon. Lsporte hsrion Journal stsnasrt ksrion. Ne
pabliesn. GresAsbar Mercury and Sentnel Ro>ksstsr
Democrat ssS Republican. Piymo1th Demcerst sne
spectator, konticsos Republican, Rashvls. yelunesf.
sbelbyvils Democrat, hunfingfon; Ledger ss~ Al
bany Appeal, Bedford. Democrat, Columbus, ssndart.
ADtsrson. Press. kuncs. Journal. WINCHESTER. Demo
erst Rsvisv Jay Cou.ty; Democrat, Hartford C; Jay
Iorchlghi, Jay G. H. will insert 10 The amount sfi 30
funs for psynsnt with q paper cessss<ng th< sdvsr-
rssDest "Dsrksc-"
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Delivered By the carrier. william the city, % osEs per
-selz passhle TO the carrier.
Agents will - supplied al IS cents week.
III HssEr may be s,nt at our risk BY Express. pre-
pad, Registered Letters BY mall. shervse we VIII
net be responsible for any los that may occur
City Subscribers viii be hsd responsible for papers left
their houses afte. they have removed, when they
rfsh them eiSooutnssd unless rotiee Il given at tae o.
Gee of pubrcausn.
80 paper without pre- payment, or eonnuedlOnser
than paid for.
Copies Of the DAuT be had at the once
each morning. and the WkExLT SExTuBL each Mon
fsy morning. nestIy eveioped for mailing
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AID MlNisTRATRIx's NOTICE,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
signed has been appointed Adminsttatrix ofthe es-
tate Of Peter Smelser late Of Marion county, deceased
said estate Is supposed to be solvent.
PHEBE SMEISER.
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