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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-14
IN SHORT,

IN SHORT. -@'-
The people know the article, and II needs
mont from II IL for sale by every Druggist -
Dealer In medicines In the United States .'.. .. -H
THE &. q. CLARK CO,
Sole Fropdetors, New Haven, OF. - ....
sl rE- AE,as
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-14

Messrs. NOLAN L BRos,, Wholesale Druggists
Wheeling. Va, say. under date of July "a 1863. tha
they can safely recommend tho dargling OIL for
more diseases than II ia recommended for
From ]. X. FISHER, Unloniown, Pa. June 81,
lsS7-Youf Gargling on is dsing much better here
than formerly since its virtues have become
known, and tho bottles put up for Family Use,
without stain, are much sought for.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-14
The Greatest Discovery Of the Age

researoh has discovered simple powder which.
4 nsed according 70 directions WI gain 20 andylng
love 9i tho opposite sex Tue sns snrs fasc,
with hll hIeet t9ag, for % cents g9d stamp; ASofss'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-14

Extract ofa lettor from Hon NATHAN LINDSEY.
County Judge of Shelby Co.. Iowa, dated Harlan.
April IS. 1867. It 10 decidedly preferred to any
other lininlent sold In this section. .-
Extract of q letter from SAMUEL 5. HuPP, dated
Fallsburg, Ohio, July II, lse0.1n Juno last Henry
safe had yearling colt that had what was suppos'
ed to bO Dpthsra for more than ton days 80 that It
could not cat, and tho throat swollen almost shut
and by tho usOOf three or four applications Of tho
dollar bottles did the desred effect.
From A. q. NrEI. Lewisville. Coschocton Co.
Ohio, March, 1851 have used your dargling OF
for the Scratches my horse. and II cured II with
the FIRST application. .u...- .H .
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-14
70 ~ .ALLCOOK'S
POROUS PLASTERS.

The Best HrenglheNtng FldSter q tks dqe,
and especially useful In pains OF tho breast sonsa Of
weakness and inward sinking for coughs, colds Asth.
about the diaphragm, They give much ease in Gout
and Rheumatism, weakuess Of the back and in atec'
tianS aud pain about The kidneys, Ia Lumbago they
lieVedb plaster applied upon the Ghost Many per
sons believe cold cannot be taken while Plaster il
worn upon the chest; this DO know, they greatly
assist In the cure Of neglected cold, 90 often the
intrOducer Of Consumption. fts-r
No plaster yet madeis entirely free from Elections
as the Porous Pastors. Being preparation from
Frankencense Rubber, and Burgundy Pitch, thoy
soon To POSSESS the Quality OF
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-14
PAIN OF THE SIDE CURED.
HEART AFFECTION CURED.

a uLkN Riddle ''i =. W sres wScsSiissS Ia is,s
Mossr. THOMAS ALLcock a Co HaSing. been
docoripg with onr physician for months and obtaining
no reliei 4 gave up In degair was troubled With
hoalf and often ielt that death would be- bessing.
This time Twas pursuhdod 10 apply ono o. oroua
Plaatere \ Withina few hour alter Rlacipglt ~ on my
sboat my heart, and ! IaFo fcltliko new man. Bend
me SSsp. sSs RslUSc q0'n oHARLRs BATTY
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15
A CLEAN crJusr1cE.

Soon after the military expedition Of
Jones and Imboden into this section, in
1858, lIasse'den and Rohrbough, Of
Buckhannon, brought sui. against Zig.
ginbo,liaui. Post, Hoffman, 1nlboden and
Jackson, for damages for goods alleged 10
have been taken BY them, and recovered
a judgment in the Circuit Court of Up.
shur county, and afterwards obtained a de-.
cree and sold lands owned by some ofthc
parties on account Of the judgment. After
the termination Of the war, lliggin.
botham moved the Circuit Court to re-.
verso the judgment, and not succeeding
appealed to the Supreme Court Of APP
peals. Among other matters it was 3D..
jccted, that he could neither make the
motion or appeal without taking the test
oath. he Supreme Court Of the State
u.,-.,gL ,.yI.il.,., ,g,'"'-,
last on'utuay rcFerscd Tue Judgment OF
the Circuit Court. ',a. o,u
During the present. term Of the Cour,
now sitting in Wheeling. the liability of
rebels for taking property and other acts
done IN the prosecution OF inc war, was
fully argued by able counsel OH both sides,
and tie court las The subject under con.
s;ierot;on sa..l
mi, s..,.,. I'd. r..... u. i,
luz supreme o'.''S u tennessee ana
Kentucky nave lately decided that such
acts Of war, though done with violence,
are not crimes or trespassos, and the su.
nren,. ro,rt n ,bs Initial s,,a. h.,
r p..:.' ....,., t".,.,,.... ''.'' '',S
ae''n "nu again ou' 'a'e'y more strongly
Than before, held substantially the same
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ZEBiDEE, BROWN.

ltappears from the proceedings Of The
Legislature which hasrccently adjourned
ftha' an act vas passed releasing this nal
from the liability on his bond as, Treas
urcr Of Clay Township, in Braxton coun'
~. Its not our purpose to enter 'iuto .
discussion MS to whether Mr.. Brown was
or was not robbed, tat We do contradict
and deny the authority Of the Legislature
to pass any law whic'. impuirs the obliga'
ton of his bond rs such Treasurer to his
township Every well read lawyer knows
that the Constitution Of the United States
forbids the passage of any law impuiriug
the obligation Of contracts. The mem
bers Of the Legislature should know what
the organic law is, before they undertake
to violate its essential provisions, in a
vain effort to grautpcrsonal and indivilu-
al reliet. We presume that the legisla-
turG has become SO much in the habit Of
RENTING debts and penalties due the
State. that they have confouuded a re.
mission Of their own claim, with the Oh.
legations Of contractto corporation
creaied BY idir, such as is d township, for
no one conversant with the law, will deny
that township isa corporation, and that
asisuch, it possesses all the powers and
rights Of an individual, and any contrac.
entered into by it, in its corporate capac.
its, with an individual, is just as sacred
aud as fully protected by the Constitu.
tional provision, as contract between
two individuals . ''-
Zebidec Brown and his loyal securities
may, therefore, prepare topay their lia'
bility to Clay Township. .rlley canno
avoid it-neither the Legislature nor The
Courts can exouerate them, and the peo
pie, whose private liborality alone could
grant the desired relief. are not likely to
put their hands yery deeply into their
pockets, III such q case as the present
ono. 'i.'e a ft= 7.ii ~ Il; u.
Cupningham's attempt to relieve him.
self and friends. who are Browns securi.
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removal of D. S. Peterson ms Director in the
Asylum, whilst he was Governor, because
David" was his opponent for The Sena-
rorial robes, will not relieve him from the
just Judgment ofimparial men. Nor
will Senator Burley's resolution do it.
His extreme views in partisan politics
have destroyed his influence for usefulness
even to his own county. No unlawful
means can therefore be rcsorted to, for
The purpose oEeqntiuuing him in place
aud power. when that place and power
IRE rendered inpoitpt by reason of his
unwarrantable extremes. THIS district
will therefore be called upon to elect
succvssur, aud whether that successor be
radical or reasonable We can only trust
and sincerely hope that he may be a man
illat will look to the good Of the country
IS contradistinsuished from policy for.
sl6sh ends, cncompassiug its dessruc-
ton. init~ ..,,t7Ll IS ~ .l-g.f' .
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BANKRUPTCY.

IN the districtcourt OF the United States for
l. the district Olives, Virginia. y. 'Iil
IN tie munero Of Charles 49, ~
E. Singleton, bankrupt. i. BANKRUPTCY
At Clarksburg, in said district, on the 10Th
day ofFebruary, 4 D. 1859. c,.g
WHEREAS, a petition mas been filed in said
court by Charles 4. Singleton, Of Brax,on, in
said district, duly declared Il bankrupt under
the act Of Con .rcss entitled ian act TO establish
u uniform system of bankruptcy tlroughou,
the United States, !" approved March ?, 1851,
fora discharge and certificate thereof from nj
his debts and other ella ms provablc under said
net, and that ,hci5th Jay orsIurch I'D. 1869,
ut my. otiiccin Clarksburg, al! o'clocka Il. NJ,
is assigned for the healing of"the same, when
and where theereditors Of said bankrupt may
attend, and show cause, 'ifany they have why
the prayer Of the slid petitioner ,should no, be
granted. 'Hh " Z. S!fNORTIlCoTT,
march l.3t Register in Bankruptcy,
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necessary now, or even advisable, but it
will be when the civil law is more fully
restored in all parts of the country, and
trade resumes its wonted channels, : G
at will be my cndeavor to execute all
laws in good faith, to collect all revenue,
assessed, and to have them properly ac-
counted for and economically disbursed.
will, to thc best of my ability, appoint
to Office those only who will carry out
this design. r, 1.,.
s"In regard to our foreign, policy, l
would deal with nations rs equitably as
the law requires individuals to deal with
each other,and I w6uld protect laiw.abi-
ding citizens, whether Of native or Of for
eign birth, wherever his rights are jeop-
ardized, or the flag of our country floats
| would respective rights Of all nations,
demanding respect for our own.
If others depart from this rule in their
dealings with US. We may be compelled to
follow thcir precedent. I'laiI '..ao d.
1.-THE proper treatment Of the original
occupants Of this land, the Indian, is one
deserving careful study, will favor
any cour,c toward them which tends to
their civilization, Cbristinnization and
ultimate citizenship. 'j'@ '%'a' ~"
! "The question Of suffrage is one which
is likely to asisa'e the public SO long as a
portion of the citizens of the nation is
excluded from its privileges in any State.
It seems to be very, desirable that this
question SHOULD be settled now, | enter.
tain the hope and'eSpross the desire that
it may be by the ratification If tho FIT
tecnth Article Of amcndlr ent 10 the Con-
s.itu,ion. H. t 80 /"
"In conclusion, !, ask patient forbsar-
ance, one toward ano,hsr. throughout the
land, and la determined effort on'thc part
Of every citizen todo his share towair
ccmen'ing n happy Union, and ask the
prayers Of the patioh, to Almighty God in
behalf Of this consulnmation."r .,e
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15
THE ADDRESS or PRESIDENT
81 ts+ JOHNSON.

i, On ow outside page will be found the
,sddress Of President johnson to the peo.
pie oft&e United States. We make no
apology for givingit SO much Of cur space
Ias VIC believe that il should be III Tie
haaas Of every citizen, regardless of poll.
tie. While We have ncvor been m advo.
este Of Mr.. Jol'nson's. VIC believe, that
ito the best Of his ability, he has executed
The duties Of his high office. lie uu.
,doubtcdly made mistakes, in yielding to
the first entertainments upon his func-
tons. lie afterwards saw the errors. and
Ostrove With all the means in bis power to
repair the evils. All this has passed into
history, and the address being simply q
defence Of bis action, as President, has
called up these things to our mind.
o ASS political document, for cogcncy
Of argument, elegance Of diction, and
terseness OF language. We think the ad.
dress is not surpassed by anything that
has hitherto been produced in this coun.
tfy!i Ills arraignmelt of,hc radical par.
ty is unequalled, unless il be by the i'm
parchment Of Hastings i'll the House Of
Commons. His catalogue of grievances
] under which the country now suffers
couched in the tcrse and graphic language
ofthe Declaration Of Independence, is such
an indictment as will cause the people tc
wonder tina, they have so long submitted
to such evils IL. ps H N .fi'
-e Asa whole, this last production Of An.
drew johnson will add much to his repu.
tation as a statesman, and when comrar.
cd with the puny bantling Of his success.
q sor, the contrast Is such as Mr.. johnson,
friendtmay well be proud Of va
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WINDOW oLAss,,LAMrs SlLAyrrnys-

Any size you want. ~ Splendid stock Of
Lamps anil Lanterns. Ofiamp, Va hay, IN,
I'ch, bohemian, Carved, Glass. Rronzed Base
IN ssa,,uAry, with pendants and Globes. giving
when Lighted. up, soft, white or Calcium
light; hen again, those delicate 20, durable
Pain Glass. Lamps IN variety, giving Il light
most soft md radiant !; mid Yet ngnin, those
Brass, Lamps, giving good ligl.
Win no climneys to break is they require
none-Falling harms them not-cannot 10
broken-a Lamp for I'LL purposes.
Lan'erns-a good assortment. Globe. and
Ci'ilnneys. 'ors F. n. cIiALFANT.
and 'N '.' ~ "a. M. DENT,
successor to Camden & Rals,on.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15
GRANTS INAUGURAL ADDRESS

~ In represent number Of our paper W
lay before our readers the address Of Gen
..frnl Grant, to which weinvitc attention
: We have not space to give It such II
analysis MS We woull ike, but will con
tent ourselves with simply calling at,cn
ton 10 its main features, t.igee
The address places him sq'nrely upo,
the lbonlhpldc.'s platform, of paying til
2 naiiunal debt in gold, which adds Mt on
full sweep. siS hundred millions Of dullar
TO our Indebtedness! We gather iron
his language, that he is imposed to i'm
mediate payment, but prefers that W,
should 90 on paying about one hundred
all fifty millions Of dollars per year in.
teres., for twenty-five years, wien he
thinks VIC will be more. able to pay than
Z. wsIare now. This may all be truc, but
IN the meantime we shall have paid some
thing over three thousand millions Of dol.
lars as interest, a sum exceeding the en-.
tire present debt, and will then have the
principal to pay. ~ .o'i Z r.
n'thu question Of reconstruction, he
endorses the policy Of Congress aud rec
ommeuds, the passage ofitho Fifteenth
Constitutional Amendment, in order TO
settle the question Of Negro Suffrage, By
forcing it upon all the States. Hc also
favors tue ciyiliziag Of the Indians with
. view 10 their, ultimate citizenship" "a
ii, This is about the substance of his ad.
dress, tho rest being composed of bad
grammar, and, worse rhetoric--,nerc Jru.
TIM, JIu,tn. We cannot congratulate the
General upon the success Of his FRS, cf-
fort at speech making, nor can VIC re.
,joice for the people. upon whose 'sl.oul.
l'crs his avowed policy will heap still
heavier burdens. Negro Suffrage by
CongressionaIlegislatiou in all The States
is not lat,raccivc, nor is the prospcc,
of having the national debt hanging over
us for 4 quarter Of . century, Gripping
our our energies, and blightiug every pros.
poet Of business success, the most cnvia.
ale. Parti'an newspapers and the swarm
of oficc-seekers may affect to think the
address mastery production, but tue
mass Of, the people who can sec in i,
nothing but heavier burdens of taxation.
and continued Entertainments upon their
rights, will condemn /, as unworthy Of
the enlightened wisdom Of the age. as
unsatisfactory and di.crclit to tho posi-.
ton Of its author. a.p ~ 4s,a"
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NOTIONS IN pRorUsloy.-

Combs, brushes. Common and Fancy Soap,
Gold Pens, Silver Thimbles, Icrflmery ST. y.
cry kind. In'short- can you count dc sand
upon the sea shore? No. Norcanwc cn,Ln.
crate The ustfuland beautiful articles rmbrn.
ced in our stock, but call, SEGA Id exaniins for
yourselves. +. NJ. CHALFANT.
and a. NJ. DENT,
Successor 10 Camden & Ral;ton.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
t'S I " s II 0 u s E."
ll'itdmoat, Baltimfre q Ohio Railroad

n Fl SHtH riyihtA,
Shaving completed my NEW HOUSE, lam
prepared 10 Accommodate the travelling public
with every convenience iound in the best city
hotels. Meals at all houis. 4 liberal share Of
the public patronage is most respectfully solici-
tel. porter will be in attendance on the ar
rival of each train. G.F, SIMS, Proprietor.
Gs- A. B. SMITH, late ofW es,on, tgi,h.an
experience of 9 years in the hotel busipess) Is
connected with the Sims House, and will be
glad TO see his friends.
Wheeling Daily. and Weekly Register, and
Clatkshurg Telegraph copy Shines aud send ill
Ia the Sims House. Piedmont ". Va. )marchl-it
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15
BANKRUPTCY,

IN the district eour, Of ahe United States for
i the District Of Wes, Virginia.
Ia Tie matter cf,iphn I'd . rig..G.
Crtarh, bankrnpt, r.. IN Bankruptcy.
At,C!arssburg, in saiJ district, on the aou,
day sffebrusry, a. y .ls69: ,''''A
WHEREAS, apetition has becn fled in said
court BY John Urbach, Of Sutton in said dis
tric,, duly declared u bankrupt under the ac,
of Congress entitled 1tan uct 10 csabliis, uni
form system of bank r,iptcy throughout thu
Emitted States, approved March ., 1867, for a
discharge and certificate thereof lrou, all hi,
debts and other claims provable under said ret,
AMI ,hat,hlc 18th day Of ,larch,lA d. 1869, q,
my Office in Clarksburg, is assigned for the hear
ing OF the same, when md where the creditors
Of said bankrupt may attend and shcw cause, II
any they have, why the prayet Of tho said petit
TONER should not lie grunten.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15

II tANDS FOR SALE Good Farming lands
IL partly in cultivation, and the balance IN
woods for sale in lots to sllit purchasers, silua-
ted In Lewis county, OH III. Staunton unl Par.
kersLurg Turnpike, 0 mile, from Weston; and
in; Calhoun county, on the Little KanaW hi river
and pnile Pike, near .Grantsville. Liberal
terms !, Apply ID or address -. a .s.t
fRElEElC f0rSE, Agents for tho heirs Of
" F. x. Fonsr deed, at Weston. n3l-me..
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15
BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG

The lirgest vaiieiy ever brought 20 'hi'
market, suitable tor Holidays aud saetn'a
Schools Also, Howard Cards, Bibles. Tes's,,
ments. Prayer and Hymn Books, at ihe Oh
stand Of f.M CHALfAST..
aud a. N. DENT,
n2S Successor 10 Cam len : tabson'
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II. .. NVNIIIUVII,
marchl-3t Register III Bankruptcy.

=" "a sHs.H " 2
f.,. i co MNlIsSlONEE'S OFFICE.
Circuit Court, Lewis County, WA.
.,Gapin Bqihy &c Cnly.ol ts.s.ss
I .,l rs. r2mk ydi 4, pNM.rI..
~. o. HAdos, a3miais- s5roFia l.r
/. "a traitor dnd others. MI !iiGY 81, 81
DGRSUAST TO M, order Of The circuit couy,
i oiLewis county, entered at the May term,
1867, referring said cause 10 Commissioner o,
said rOurl, to ascertain and report the crsonsI
estate Of the said j. G. Waldo, also the litps
upon the said lands mud their priorities, also 10
ascertainand resort The charges against Tue es
'o.her matters deemed pertinent by himself or
specially requiredb BY either Of tho parties The
parties ia tia nboyc.na,ned6 cause, will take no.
ice That have, fixed upon The ,23d day Of
March, 1853, az my Office Weston, Lewis
county, West Virginia, to execute the uborc
order Of reference, al whiel, tine all parties in
!erestcd are required TO attend. d., I,tia.
Given under my hand, this 2ard day Of Feb.
ruary, 1869. q WV. u. DCNNlNGTUN,
lnarchdu-4t y. Commissioner.
I -al1 : ~ In - L - : l-:-iL-L III
WEST VIRGINIA. 70 10 s..f'i!as3
IaA Trules held III tic clerk Office of The eli.
i4IAtcircomt Of Lewis county, cn the last Mon
day February. ils09aii IGi'5.l ~ .I..
Vim. b. Afaoid, complainant, @35
i. - .,:l.usry ae5, In ehaneery
JacI Wi,qqy. It M,,dfendaSs. 5r
The object Of this suit is to, obtain decree for
the paymcnt nfa judgment in favor Of tic COM
plhihaht against jacob Wngsy, for SlQO OF, viii,
interes, Oh $40 80 from Oet.t9,h, 1860. and on
$50 81 from Nov 7th,hlsG3, and on S5n from,
Dec. 18th, 1861, and TO set aside deed made
~ Jacob Waggy and wife 10 The defendants,
John'R King and wifeanl John X. Grogg Ind
wife, ahd1o subject The land 50 Conveyed to
them TO the payment of,hc eompl,sl Judgment.
And !, appearing BY affidavit fled that the
defendant, Jacob Waegi, is no, n resident OF
the Stale Of West Vifgilia, ard Ne not appear-
ing, It Is ordered tint Nv do appear within one
iuont III a.er due puLlira ion OF this order, and
DO what may le necessary 70 protect his interest
in. this suit
= Tcs,e !: G.. A. JACKSON, elk.
W. +. ARNOLD, Solicitor. .t
mnrch LAT
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~ f''''"'''. - i"'"'H""'tt " ....
A. =. Pyh, et al, d.fh.
Upon q stiretuciat ii rha,ie.ry.
Tic ohjett If this srife fAtiu. is to.eeire
against Elijah b. pugh, US father and heir a.
lay offS,ld y. ?, l'ugh,, deceased, a stanr,ry
Cause pending in said court In the name Of n.
A. DatHell, complainant agains, ". B. Pngh
AMI others, defendants the object VI which said
ehnhesEy cause. is TO oD,ain decree fot The sale
Of q tract Of land, supposed to coatain from
400 to $3.50 acres, lying In Lewis county. on
Lanrcl Run Of cherry Fork Of Little kanawhn
river. sold by Wilton 81 Raymond 10 N. b,
Pagb IN bis LIFETIME, In order TO satisfy the pur.
chase money Jeriaihing unpaid thereon.
|. And II appealing BY AFFIDAVIT, filed that the
defendant Elijah q. Pigli, Il no. resident Of
this State, and he not Appearing, tits ordered
iiat he do appear hers within QUE month after
lne publication Of this order, aud do Vi hat may
be necessary to protect his interest In this suit.
Testc e. A. JACKSON, Clk.
Henry l'rannon, compl'ts atty.
fiIarcli lat fa.3a ..u.l
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
HAS JUST RECEIVED

goa. - f#A sitff's
s Bbls Of Carbon oil-pricc reduced to 80 ct
1 Barrels of Linseed Oil, very fnc, 'l
! Bbl. Of spirits Of Turpentine, 1r|
! Ebl. of Sperm oil-fne quality,
] Dbl. Of Lard oil-very superior,
] Bbl. of good Copal ysrnish,
Dbl. Of Kosiii-e1cellent,
: Bkl. of Acoliol. rdeotcrised,
Dbl. of Lamp Black,
cask Of Alum, -.
9. of EPSON Salts,
90 boxes Of Winlow.Glass-al sizes,
IS kegs of White Lead-;Lewis'. FaLncs,ocl,,
Particular attention Is directed tony own
Brand Of LEAD nChalfan,'s Snowflake"
every key of which is warranted to give,
Satisfaction or money refunded. ,,5
The above goods will be sold ut tho loves,
prices. Full stock always on hand--for sale
BY yUn-IF. M.iCIlALrANT.
Jan and y NJ. DENT,
Successor VI Camden 1. Rals,on.
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"A magnificent Stock IN bands, at our Uni.
versal Low Prices. q Call md examine for
yourselves. ~ EN-. CIIALFANT.
and 9i'sl.@n "A. M.DENT,
successor to Camden l. Ralssou.
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The object Of this suit Is to recover judgren,
against the defendants for Slb4O damages, with
interest thereon from May 9th. s6s, for three
horses, thrty.sn head Of cattle, fny bushels
q corn, and one ton Of hay, The property Of The
Plaintiff taken and carried away hy The defend.
ants, and appropriated IL their own use. ~
4 And II appearing BY affidavit filed that the
defendants William Gibson, James .NCason
and Mortimer II. Johnston are not residents Of
This state, and they not appearing, II Is order.
ed that they do appear here In one months offer
due qualifications Of this ottler,ahd do what Is
necessary 10 protect their interests In this suit.
a copy, teste:
feb S.it @. A, JACKSON, Crk.
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