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the system. or those who took Sntil-
cient interest to thoroughly under
stand it. Many irregularities, and
perhaps cases Of hardships, may have
occurred to individuals in tho uncoual
taxation Of property in the State
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your attention to the very full aal
ahlo report Of the Stale Auditor, vino
has charge Of that department., AMI
has made himself fully convcrsant
with all the details OF the system. and
the necessary changes that should be
made.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
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al Assembly in September, 1868. 81
Act was passed authorizing Che cn-
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lions of dollars Of The Blue Ridge
Railroad Company, which bonds co'-
stitutc a first mortgage on Al ;hc
property Of said railroad company in
South Carolina. Georgia, North Caro-
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TUE MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE
l. insurance COMPANY being a

HNHE M0GsND CITY MUTUAL LlFE
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~ know Of where such IN enter.
prise is mors needed, Or where .
man with the proper energy, enter
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meet with Q richer harveat. ''' Elsa
In addition to these there are
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ofwhich mention will be made when
the plans ere 'mstursd. But these
improvements, are Of minor impor.
lance to che ststsctions that will be
given the town, whsa ies eoatsnpt-
able system Of side. wslks shall line
oil ito principal streets and cross
ings. At the indica tions Of bust.
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no hesitation in Saying thas Cresco
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Barrett I" don't stain the skin or linen


Huntsville Whitley Co, Ind, Nov, s, 1865,
DR.. e W. ROsAcK-Sir: This is to GER
tify that Was very much reduced in
strength, and was confined to bed from
general debility and disease, and being
advised to Try year Scan iinsvlan Rene
dies. did 10, with the most satisfactory
result. ! have sincs had several att.. oks
Of the same character, which have always
been removed by these remedies, and can
conscientiously reoeRmend them. to the
afflicted. Yours truly, BELLA GooDRIcH.
So ,rr,:t' 3" Pre- nj Il Il sir q .s.or .ti ze
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-09
"b'rrett's" overtopj everything.
1llustrased Biographical
SKETCH,

The lste R. G. PARDsE, 20 long and fa
vorably known 10 ons Of the foremost
SAbb .th-school workers in the land, died
February 4th, 1859. The Sanday-School
Times Of Philadelphia, has just published
valuable sketch Of his life and l.bors,
from the able pen Of John s.. Hart, IL. D.,
accompanied with an excellent portrait Of
Mr.. Pardee. Any one interested in the
Sunday-school cause can obtain = copy Of
the sketch free on application to the pub
fishers Of the Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-09

The 6rst oysters sold in Chicago
we're brought from Fairhavsn. Conn.
in tho winter of 1896. snd brought
SIG in specie, per kSg 81 two gal.
lens ssch. '.Iks" Cook brought
them. and made . cool thing Of BIZ.
bargain BY fetsiling thea 1t 81
PER dssss. 10 ssys ~ ssstsrn p.
pet.