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American waIfham Watches-Thc Most Re.
liable timekeepers made. For sale at lowest New YORK
prices. T. B. BYNNER 4 CO., 1s9 Broadway, NY
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'Tls an Old Heyina, Hut Not Mere % T6a9
true thai might well be OF the world ont a
fahion Every person acknowledges the correctness -
tns Thus for Instance grim old winter gives way 70 IN
say" aside tner winter hablimsns and clohe the
suit complete without STYLISH HAT, and there e
emporium, OF Broadway and Fulton street, me
particular cannot help being suited at this go bah-
me
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Advice without Charge.-C0nsultati0n FrcO
rheumatic sufferers ut DIR. FILTERS Office, 704 Broad
way. This disea specially.
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wigs, Toapces and Ornamental Ha' r.-Bess
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dysus all eolors, 4 BATCHR-
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Died.

LEcLERE.-At Yorkvlle, on Thursday, April ~,
LOUIS j. LEcLERE, native Of Picarde, France, In the
I'D year OF his age.
Notice of the funeral will appear hereafter.
lFor other Deaths see Fl1h Page.I
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A1.-Barry's Tricopherous-The Oldest, the
cheapest the best OF all preparations for cleansing strength
ening and identifying the hair.
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Bnrl<erss Uirsutus-Free from Grease; War.
rsnted the hair grow and prevent It's falling out
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Daniel Webster Wrote, "Thc Longer Live
the more highly do estimate the Christian Sabbath, and the
more grateful feel those who impress re import
apce on the community
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Ladies. Spring Has Come, md ~ Yon Wish
beautiful Boots and Shoes pasronize AlLbEh cOs NO.
. IT.ko, mare
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rri,.isouoi spring water.-Only Known
..s ry SANGER all diseases OF tbs kidneys. Sold by
aarasais,s. Depot, 5ss Broadway, New York
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Advertisements for the New York Herald
RECEIVED AT THE
BROOKLYN OFFICE y UNTIL TX 0,o ySsN Pm
AT 8 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
ll5 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
tbe ssSupny smIle OF beauty DeIIrbtu che

As the ssSunny Smile OF Beauty Delights eho
heart OF man" let all ladies afflicted with cucular disngnrq
mens procure q cake Of DR.. GOuRAUD'S ITALIAN MEDf-
GATED SOAP marvellous and unequaled emollisnt for
the skin, removing tan. freckles pmpes ring worm
lions, &C., with surprising efficacy. DR.. 0OURAUDs0
LIQUID ROUGE mparts roseate hue TO the cheeks anl
lips that cannot be shed from nature. Found ate
Broadway. May !, IS Bond street.
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About Insect Powder.
How TO TILL GENUINE ARTIcLE-Professor 3
Lyon while travelling In Asia, discovered Tower which,
when powdered death TO kind OF insect from
Cockroaeh Fly He protected his discovery letters
patent medals Ac pu, his ssnstcre upon every
SECT POWDER He impaired his secret 70 one but hi
successor.
houssmust see TO that they are not deceived b
worthless counterfeits The Of
Lyon the purchasers guarantee. Look sharp for IT,
bug no Insect Powder that does not t. be bad
of druggists and family stores, Is per flask
nanot PARK row Ne York.
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A.-Haznrd & Caswclps Cod Liver OF =
the best
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"oo3iy s'ato~scht Of the Bank of England.
-sHE LONDON. April %, 1859.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
sel, 900 sterling since last week.
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Tho International Boat Race--Acceptance of
the American Challenge by the Oxford
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Destruction Of a T0wn-Congressiona LNtelli.
sence-A Revolution in JolireO Imminenc~
Another PrOnunciament0.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-09-28
State Fair.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 81.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. e..
The Indiana State Fair commenced
to day. The weather is beautiful, and
the prospects for successful Fair are
.fattering. The entries up to this time
number one hundred per cent. over
those Of last year The increase is
mainly in stock and agricultural nipple
ments.
To day will be devoted to entries an
an exhibition in the horse department
There are large number of entries,
and some fine stock.
The hotels are fully prepared to ac-
commodate the public. The Bates House
is in thorough order, and can entertain
large number OF guests.
Tomorrow racking horses and IN ares
will be exhibited for the purse. Thurs
day the big races will take place, and
on Friday the -sweepstake tros for a
purse of 5000. os as 70 ?
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and in its shady valleys, have spent many please
ant and happy day. Father how that name sounds!
how and dear to us is the name of father
But few of my age have father now living they
have long since all passed away, aud the memory of
the old settlers is almost forgotten. But long may
their memories remain green with US, their descend
ants.
In all probability shall make this, Owen county,
my future home and there is thing that makes
it feel and dear to ine and that is this The
ains of my father rest here, and by him | wish to
be buried g ssS
visited his grave few weeks since, and there
saw engraved beautiful white marble slab these
words: John Meek, died the 4th Of June, 1862 aged
IS years. This same John Meek of the first
of the white men that first this beautiful White
Water country in the fall of 1905. He first what
is now Richmond, and entered the land now compos-
ing the northern half known the S .arr estate.
have long been identified with Richmond and its
people. Ny past life is before you; and that have
often erred there is doubt but have tried to do
what believed to be right, though have been plsc-
ed in circumstances that compelled me to do things
that did not accord with my feelings. If you would
convince that he dues wrong, do right-a great
truth well put. Error is often attempted to be put
down by argument. Live it down. Prove the supe-
riority of truth by acting the truthlet it speak for
itself. With charity for all and malice towards none,
lam ~ JESSE MEEK.
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SheriHs Sale.


HOY VIRTUE of decree and execution to me
I'd directed from the Wayne Circuit Court, will
expose at Public Sale, at the Court House door in
the town of Centrevilie, Wayne Conaty, Indiana,
j On the 3Oth Day of September, 1869,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. and O'Clock
p. m, said day, the following property, to-wit:
H. The east part of Lot hundred and twenty
eight 1881, in that part of the city of Richmond,
Wayne County, Indiana, laid out by Charles w.
Starr, and bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at
the southeast corner of said Lot No, one hundred
and twenty leigh. 1881, Main street, and running
thence west along Main street to the centre of brick
wall partition forty-one Al feet; thence north thro'
the centre of said partition wall one hundred and
thirty five 1859 feet to alley running east aud
west; thence east along said alley forty-one AID
feet; thence south one hundred and thirty five 1855
feet to the place of beginning.
To be sold the property of John Bratz and Hen
ry Bratz satisfy said decree in my hands in favor
of Mary n. Moore.
Sale without relief from valuation appraise-
ment laws. JACOB 5. BALLENGER,
James Perry, Atty for PPf. Sheriff VIC.
Aug. "a, 1859. cats pr $500
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Deaths.

On Friday. the 10th inst, of typhus fever,
Connersville, Ind, MIR. Amos O. Hanson.
On Monday, the 18th inst !, of consumption, at
Nashville, Tenn, Mrs. Fanny Yaryan, wife of J. l..
1aryan.
On Tuesday, the 14th inst, of typhus fever, at Lib
erty, Ind Mr.. Samuel Yaryan.
The first the botherin-law, the second the da ugh
ter-n-law, and the third the brother of John Var
van, Esq, of this city.
In this city, on Saturday, Sept. 18th, ANNA,
daughter of Achilles and Anna Ballard, aged about
% years. -s~f
On Sunday morning, Sept. 26th Thos. j. Bargis.
aged 50 years, 7 months and 20 days.
Mr. Bargis, was an old and much re-
spected citizen, and strictly honest in
ail his business relations. and his loss
will be deeply felt by those who have
known him SO long and we'll
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WAYNE County, S. S.
State of indiana, Wa

Tobias Smith Clopp In the Wayne Common Pleas
VS.. Court, Jany Term ID. 1880.
Mary b. Clopp. J Divorce No. 1880.
Re it known that on this goth day of Sept, 1869,
the above named plaintiff, by James Perry, Esq, At
torney filed in the office of the Clerk of the Wayne
Common Pleas Court his complaint against said de-
PENDANT in the above entitled cause, together with the
affidavit OF competent person that said defendant
was resident Of Indiana, whereupon the Court
ordered that publication be made to her in a legal
manner. Said defendant, Mary B. Clopp, therefore,
is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said
and answer or demur thereto a a, the calling q the
said cause, on the second day of the next term of
said Court to be begun and held at the Court House
1870, said complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and alleged will be taken true
and the said cause will be heard and determined in
her absence.
Witness, the Clerk and tine seal of said Court, at
sEAL Centreville this goth day of September 1869.
WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
James Perry, Atty for Pl'f.
Sept. Il, 1S5a3w$5.
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CINCINNATI, September 2l.-Flour du II ats 5a6.
90 for family. Wheat dull at 81 12aI for red md
81 z5al IS for white Corn dull at s7asI Oats dull
47a55c. Rye firm at S1a1O2. Barley firm atS1 60
al So for fall. Tobacco firm and active, with sales
of 239 hhds at 81 20a21 SO and 40 Ohio seed
leaf at S12aI2 10. Whisky quiet at$l 10. Mess
pork dull at $50. Lard dull at 18c. Bulk meats
active with sales of 100 900 lbs at I4c for shoulders
and 1714a171ac for clear rib and clear sides. Bacon
firm with sales of 100 hhds at I54c for shoulders
and l9c for clear rib and clear sides. Sugar cured
hams quiet at 23a24c. Butter in good supply at 2ea :
35c for fresh. Eggs firm at 19a20c. Beef cattle
steady at s3a6 so per GENITAL gross. Sheep firm at
81 50a4 30. Hogs in good demand at s8alO. Gold
I3z buying and 1877 IL selling. Exchange steady at
Ill discount bu wing.
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Commissioners Sale of
r q "a Els TIA t e

Pursuant to an order OF the Court of Commo
Pleas OF Wayne County, Indiana, the undersign ed
will offer at public sale OH tue premises hereinafter
des cribed,
ON SATURDAY, the seth DAY of OCTOBER, 1889,
at O'Clock .. m. Of said day the following real
tate, to-wit: Lots Nos IS and Is in the addition to
Richmond, called Greenwood laid out by James w .
Sater in Wayne township. in said county, each lot
mask. deceased. hot No. 10 has it brick dwell
in, house. One fourth of the purchase. money will
be required tie be paid down. aud the residue in three
equal ustalments 6, IL and Is months after date
with interest fro date. Notes from the purchasers
will be required. A certificate viii be given to pur
chasers to make dee Is when the sale is confirmed
and the coiiveyauces are ordered b the Court.
THOMAS NESr0R, Commissioner.
Sent OIL 1861. is
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SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
The Recent Story of the Manuscript.

The San Francisco CO respondent of
ing respecting the story Of the discov-
cry Of manuscript giving an account
of the Franklin Exped ition:
l cannot guarantee the genuineness
of the following discov cry but if what
it Processes to be, it has q certai n inter
est, even at this remote time. A nler
chant, dir. James Daily, of San Buen.
ventura, California, walking out on the
beech, on the 30th of August last, acct
dentally stumbled on II we'll worn seal>
skin bag, opening which he found a mu
tilated printed paper, with an inscrip
ton in six languages, of which the fol
lowing is the English version:
"Whoever finds this paper is request
ed tC forward it to the Secretary OF the
Admiralty, London, with note of the
time and place at which it was found
or, if more convenient, to deliver it for
that purpose to the British Consul at
the nearest port"
Below this is the following written
staten lent:
an NJ. SHIPS EnEsus AND TERROR, May %, ls47.
"Wintered in the ice in lat. 20 deg. min: n,
"Long. 50 deg % min. w.
Island, in LAT IA deg. 43 min. % sec.
ter having assembled Wellington Chan
mel to lat II deg, all returned by the
west side Of CORVALLIS Isiani |.
s'Sir John Franklin Commanding the
Expedition
CAN well.
"Party consisting OF 2 officers and 6
men left the sAips on Monday, Gath
May, 1o47.
"GRAHAM GORE, Lieut..
"CHAs. T. DEs VoEUK, Mate
| And again, round the margin and on
any available space, words to the follow
| ing effect were written That it became
/ necessary to desert the Erebus and Ter
| ror, that Captain f r nj Crozier, with
/ the officers and crew, numbering 100
souls, had landed 'here,' (apparently
some utterly nameless place, in lat 90
deg II sec N, long. 90 deg Al min w.
'sSir John Franklin died on the 18th
June, 1S47, and the total loss by death
in the expedition has been to this date
nine officers and fifteen men" This is
| signed by the two captains of the deser
/ ted vessels, beneath which is post
script: ssStart on to morrow 2bth) tor
Backs Fish River" The above, if gen.
uine, has been floating about the Arctic
and Pacific Oceans for twenty one years.
l confess little skepticism about it
AS we have received the account (the
/ document has not yet reached san
Francisco,) there is, think, discrep-
ancy in the dates, and furthermore, the
absence OF one important date But If
not hoax, the discovery will be one OF
/ melancholy interest
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
5heriTs Sale.

EDY VIRTUE of decree and execi tion to me d.
Eerected from the Wayne Common Pleas Court,
will expose at Public sale at the Court House, in the
town of Centrevile, Wayne county, Indiana, on the
23rd Day Of October, 1859, 81
Between the hours of 10 o'clock and O'Clock p
N said day, the following property, to-wit Lot
number z, numbered on the plat of that part of
the city OF Richmond laid out by William kenw or
thy; said real situated in the city of Richmond
Wayne county, Indiana. To be sold as the property
of Arteraus n H tey, to satisfy said decree and
ecution 10 my hands in favor of James II. Fleming.
Sale without relief from valuation appraisement
laws. JACOB 5. BALLENGER,
Sheriff of Wayne county.
]. @. Wlitridge Atty for Plaintiff.
SAINT. lS69-ts SB
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CITY CLERKS OFFICE
Richmond, Ind, Sept. 10. 1863.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that, at 9
o'clock, A. M. on the 11th day of
October, 1869, at the Clerks Office, in
said City, the Commissioners of said
City will meet aud proceed to appraise
and assess the damages and benefits
accrued to the owner of any land or lot
through which the alley was established
in rear of the property of HENRY WEFrEL
et al, running from 9th street East in
tersecting an alley previously establish
ed running from 7th street vest.
BY order of the common council.
2s-2w. P. P. KIRN, City Clerk.
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SheriH's Sale.

aaY VIRTUE ola decree and execution to me di-
Erected from the Wayne Common Pleas Court, ]
will expose a. public sale the Cour: House door in
the town OF Centerville, Wayne county. Indiana,
On the 23rd Day Of October, 1869,
between the hours of 10 oclock H. and O'Clock
p. NJ, on said day, the interest of John Coleman IN
the following property to-wit Lot No. twenty-four
G241 in Samuel Gaar's addition to the town of Rich
mond, Wayne .county, Indiana. To be sold as the
property of john Coleman, to satisfy said decree in
my hands in favor of Albertus Swain ct al.
JACOB s. BALLENGER,
Sheriff of Wayne county.
J. C. Whtridge, Atty for Pl'H.
Sept. %, 1S69-ts.S6
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When Congress shall have met next
December, we trust that it will not
wait till the Christmas Holidays before
perfecting an act imposing good tex
on all bargains for the sale and delivery
of gold or other coin. In our judgment,
fully half the present difference in the
market value between Gold and Curren-
cy is caused by Gold Gambling A tax
Of / per cent on every purchase or sale
of Gold, or of Currency payable in Gold
or other coin, would not embarrass le-
climate transactions in Gold or Curren.
cy, but would put stop to large ma
jority of the bets on the prices Of Gold
wherein so large an amount Of capital
and capacity are absorbed. We entreat
every friend Of industry and Of legiti-
mate Business to unite in demanding of
Congress stringent tax on all sales Or
purchases of Gold.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-09-28
Marriages.

AT the residence of the brides mot her in Abing-
ton, Ind, at O'Clock a. m, the 18th inst, BY
Rev. p. II. Holiday, Mr.. =. r. Fssher, of Union Co,
to Miss Anna al Doughty, formerly of Centreyille.
AT the residence of Timothy Harrison, by the Rev.
l.. w. Chapman, Mr.. George Page, TO Miss Anna Jo-
sephipe Atkins.
On Tuesday, the 10th inst the residen ce of the
brides father, in Clay township, by James r Mich
olson, ESQ.,, Capt Samuel Hndman and Miss ulia
A. Hatfield. ~ .- es
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Rate 3.

For General Purposes, per cent.
For School House Bonds, LILO per cent.
For Interest on Railroad Bonds, l. per cent.
For Sinking Fund, l-20 per cent.
For each Poll, 50 cents.
For each Mile Dog, FL,
For each Female Dog, s..
Making total of one dollar and thirty-tive cents
1.35 on each one hundred dollars valuation
On and after the q st day of March, 1870, there
will be charged and collected penalty of ten per
cent on all taxes remaining uncollected at that time
WILLIAM p. WILSON,
no29-2t Treasurer
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TAX NOTICE.

WILLIAM P. WILSON, Treasurer of the City
Il sof Richmond, in compliance with section thirty
seven 1871 of City Char ter give notice that the tax
duplicate fer the year 1859 has been placed in my
hands for collection this fifteenth la day Of Sep
TENDER, 1869, by the City Clerk.
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LIFE.

Sam Cary's advice TO the young men
of the nation not to identify themselves
with the party that has "gatherel into
it, as in one great reservoir, all the trea-
son Of the North and South" and for
whose candidate for Governor of Ohio
there is not a 'srobEer, pirate, or MUIR
derer in all the South, from JEFF. DAVIS
SsAMEs and QUANrEELL," who would
not vote had be the opportunity--this
advice remains The fact that Sam.
does not act upon it himself does not
vitiate it. Sam is no longer young
man, he has grown old and wicked, and,
out of pure patriotism, makes of him
| self an Awful Example Of what young
man should not 90, and of an illustra-
ton Of the terrible consequences Of DO
ing it. He is like the physician who, to
warn the world against frightful NAL
ady, innoculated himself with it, and
wrote out the symptoms and sufferines
while dying Of it.-Cin. Commercial.
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SURE TH3NG THIS TIME.-The Second
Adventists assert that this world is
bound to burn on Thursday next. We
begin to believe these reports are put in
circulation by fire insurance agents to
cause people to insure their houses a.
gainst loss by the big fire.
A cranky bachelor says there are not
half so many self made men noYad avs
as there are self made woman.
In this age of inquiry, wouldn't il be
well If some of our ministers and mis-
sionarias were to inquire into the wayin
which the poor are to pass the winter?
The latest new thing with the ladies
is to cultivate freckles. If the world
keeps on progressing, boil on the nose
will some day be a fashionable necessi-
ty.
The coming and glaze works of the
Miami Powder Company, containing a
large mount Of powder, exploded with
terrible force, Monday afternoon, kill
ing one man, named Thurston, and
near! Y destroying six or more 9th er
mills belonging to the company, an,! 81
most blowing down several dwellings,,
also belonging to this company. The
damage will reach about $4,000. The
shock was felt quite severely in the city
five miles from the mills.
Thanks to our friend GEORGE ILIFF
for as many peaches as our Palladium
force could can. They were excellent,
and AIr. Ilif is one Of our best and
most successful horticulturist.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-09-28

Ne GRoEs In Brazil Color opposes
no obstacle of social or educational pro
gress in Brazil. Neither law nor pred
udice stands in the way Of the negr 0
who desires to become doctor of laws,
a chancellor, or even minister of state.
The public schools, high and low, are
open to them, and they seem to mingle
upon terms of familiarity and equal.
ty with their fellow students. In the
public libraries of Rio one may see a
dozen black students for one who is
white. One result of this liberality has
been to diminish the hardship and hope
iessness of captivity in Brazil. Many
purchase their liberation, accumulate
property, and educate their children.
I have seen perfectly black men and wo-
men riding in sumptuous carriages, at
tended by grooms and servitors, and
girt with all the paraphernalia Of wealth
and social station. Talents and abili-
ties are frequen tly eyinced by this class.
They occupy bureaux in public offices,
conduct merchantile establishments, plan
tations and other enterprises; and are in
zall respects an important and not unre
spected part of the social economy
ghere.-THoMAs c. EVANS, in Harper's
Magazine for October.
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and EXCHANGED
SheriHs Sale.

10y virtue Of decree and execution to me direct
bed from the Wayne Common Pleas Court will
expose at public sale, the Court House door in the
town of Centervie, Wayne county, Indiana, on the
ID day of October, 1859, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. and O'Clock p. M, said day, the
following property, tewit: part of the north halt
of Section in township. II of range IA East in
WAYNE county, Ind. bounded as follows: Beginning
at stone cornr Is rods w. Of the north st
of said section, running thence west 50 6-l3 rods
thence south SlL rods thence east SO 6-13 rods
thence north 81 rods to the place of beginning,
tanning 80 acres. Also, part of fractional section
SO in township Is of range IA east in the
ty beginning at Benjamin Pitts southwest corner,
running thence north "a rods; thence down No
lands Fork to stone in the line running
east and thence to the place of beginning.
To be sold the property of Edwin sschlage 10 sat
isfy said decree and execution in my hands in favor
John Benson. Sale without relief from valuation
apprasement laws.
JACOB $. RALLENGER, Sheriff w. G.
Sept I, lsss-ts. pf 50