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Ex ecutor's Sale of Land.

EpY VIRTUE of the last wit of John Baldwin,
Ed late of Centre Township, Wavne County, and
State Of Indiana, deceased will offer fublic Sale,
the premises herein after mentio,ei on Saturday,
the of Ms V, 1869, alto O'Clock of said day,
the following Real Estste: "A part of Fractional
Section No 6, in Township ID and Range one West,
in said county, and bounded follows to wit : Be
ginning at the North East corner OF said Section,
and running thence South 461z poles to a Stone;
thep ce West 50 poles and Inks to Stone in the
Centre Of the Pike; thence North Ie1k degrees West
with the of said Pike to a Stone IN the North
line of said section; thence East IS roles and links
to the place of beginning. containing II Al loo acres:
And also, part of Section 81, in Township Is, and
Range aforesa i'd Beginning at the North est cor
ner of Elijah Harris Land at Stone, and running
thence St,uth 2eL rods; thence WEST Is rs rods;
thence North 204 rods; thence East 1873 rods to
the place of Beginning containing 2R acres. -
One-third of the purchase money will be required
in cash down, and notes for the residue OF the pur-
chase money with interest from date in two equal in
stalens of and years after date, secured By
a mortgage on sail Land. certificate OF the pur-
chase III be given the purchaser, conditioned to
ma Ike deed when the Sale is confirmed and the con.
veyance is ordered by the Court. AF-l
r. -. 81 a LEVI PEACOCK.
t-s-n3 Executor.
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Ia CITY EIIcTIoN.-We heve placed the
ticket nominated by the Republicans Of
this city, On the second of March, last
at the head Of to day sspaper, and eau
upon the party TO rally to its support 4
The candidates for the city at large ore
all good Noteworthy and we'll qualified
for the places for which they have been
selected. Gen. BENNETT will make a
capital Sand popular Chief Magistrate
for the city, and it's no disparas ement
to him to say that he will please the ma
jointly of our people better than our pres,
rent worthy Mayor, politically, whilst
we think,ain other respects, he will give
quite as general satisfaction as has Mr.
YoUNG; for, aside from the present in
icumbent's politics, we must be permitted
to say, in justice to him, that Richmond
anever had q better, more upright, pleas
ant and agreeable Executive. The
Treasurer, Clerk, Marshal, and Asses
sor, are alifaithful public servants, and
being we'll and favorably known to our
citizens, a word of additional common
dation from us would be a superfuity.
All ne have to add Is, turn out and elect
the ticket by A overwhelming ajority.
Fhc citizens selected for Councilnen,
like ancient notices of supplies Of tay-
erns, are sTthe BEST the country Affords"
o and we see no good reason, saving and
3 excepting q lack of votes, why they
should not az be elected. The political
complexion Of the Council has been
equally divided for the past two years
: like The Englishman turnipit has been
calf and 'alf'' The cityss welfare and
interest has been faithfully subseryed
! by the members, and we hear Of no
special complaints, more than are alrays
awarded men who discharge their duty
to the best of their ability, yet we should
like to see a majority Of Republicans in
the Council, in order that Mayor BEN
NETT may be saved the labor of giving
the casting vote as frequently as that
duty has devolved upon His Honor, Mr..
You've, during his two years service
We like to see decisive legislation, and
; it is always pleasant to us TO know that
Republicans do that kind Of work. -..T
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STATE OF INDIANA.

- WAYNE COUNTY, >.
Ambrose s. Ruby, In the WAYNE Common
eed we'd VS.. icIsvc( Pleas Court April Tsrm,
J. seph n. Pyle and { A. ID. 1859.
j ,mes w. Saiter, Gdn No. 1888.
BE it known that. this 80 o. December
1858, the above named plaintiff bv John Yaryan. At
tornav, filed in The office of the Clerk of the Wayne
Common Pleas Court bis compls against said de-
PENDANTS in the above entitled together with the
affidavit of peent person that said defendants,
Joseph RI. Pyle and James w. Saiter, not resi-
dents Of the STATE of Indiana. Said defendants,
above named, therefore. are hereby untitled of the
fling and perdency OF said complaint against them,
and that unless they appear ani ansa er or denlur
thereto, Mt the calling Ut the said cause on the Sec
ond day of the of said Court. to be begun
and held at tire Court House in Centreville, on the
fourth Monday of April next, said complaint, aud
the matters AMI things therein contained and alleged,
vii. be taken true, and the sad will be
heard and determined in their absence.
WITNESS, the Clerk, and the Seal OF said
sEALl Court, at Centrevle, this 9th day of March,
1869. - &A 80
- ~ss ~ " VIM. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
John Yaryau, Atty for Pt'E mo. z-4w-pt So.
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A PRoGNosTICATIoN.-W are neither
a prophet nor the son of i prophet; but
we guess that either Eddy Vaughan,
Major Kinley, or Brother Isaac of the
Radical will, if change takes place
in the Richmond Postoffice, draw the
prize. They all deserve it for their faith
fulness to the only true definition of rad
teal, as they render its beginning and
ending in this simon-pure confession of
faith: II believe in @. W. j now,
heneeforth and forever, and that he is
the greatest man that ever wore shoe
leather, and the most profound States
man and lawyer that ever fereted out
defect in the title of property. or receiv-
ed bonus from the Pacific Railroad. or
sany other N Amen - If the Ma.
jor asks for it, he'll get it--sure but if
he don't, and is provided for as Indian
Com missioner, then little Eddy stands
the next best chance-unless, peradven-
ture, the dispenser Of patronage should
con clude that he'd be worse than an in
fidep if he didn't provide for his own
household, by kestowing this comfort
able 'crumb' to Bro. Isaac, who has, for
10 ! these many days, lifted up his eyes
and beheld it afar off. If'the laborer is
worthy of his meat, then has the latter.
doubly earned this reward--he has been
instant n season and out Of season--en-s
acted the role of lick spittle and boot
black in all its phases for his distin-
euished brother, and has earned it as
clearly as did Mr.. J. |. the thirty pieces
of silver he obtained for his night work
Our voice is for Isaac, the pure and
simple radio al .as is radical Let him
have il bv all means
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REAL ESTATE

OF all descriptions Bought. Sold and Exchanged.
CITY and Suburban residences, Lots, Farms, and
Western Lands for sale trade. Parties DESTROYS of
distsosnig of Real Estate, would do well place the
books. 3
Loans negotiated and collections made, taxes paid
and titles traced. Deeds, Mortgages. and all other
Instruments ofw rting executed with accuracy and
despatch. ii s9agz8 HooI aaw fs84faa -
9. Agency of he Great Western Dispatch and LIVER
pool New York. and Phiia,les hia and Anchnrs Line
Licensed Broker, Conveyancer nd Notary Public,
the odd stand D. E. corner of Main and Fifth sts
Richmond, Ind. - n3-3m
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

-IF7l z :" n CINCINNATI, Mar cf, 3Ist, 1859.
Flour dull--sales of Fa mily at So 259s6 rs. "
" heat Is du.l--Sales at 81 40GI SO.
Corn in better suppiy-sales of ear at 65@66c.
4 RYE frn. at 81 AZ D4e g -ft- H1sHlE 49, =
Oats duli, rat 65e. q. e3f-aFss etf ..f sf-fs "a
s., b riley unchanged. f.
Whisky dull at 91c..N -"f''i,-- ia =
3 Coffon-dulI prices Nominal. g augsa1 4
Clover seed in good demand, at az G., ts..t. =
Timorthyis in good dema nd, at So 3063 35. s
Proviisions-The market is dull and heavy. Mess
pork sold at S3l. {: tsgozd5 tssf1fE nrk
Lard is dull at 1Se. ma, f..5,..-,z. q, a. -
Bulk meats are dull at-14c @14Ic. shoulders; 4
sides 1870. 80 tsta tia 3tt1 "a -t4a 81 ,
! Linseed oil dull-saes at 81 O2@1 03.fe-etf e
: Lard oil dull, at 81 80 y4- ..,-s zE,,-,,,s 81
Butter higher-40@46c. -
Gold sly buying. ttG = Q
Exchange dull at 10 discount buying. "a
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Attachment Notice.

Simeon 3. Hartman, Attachment before lanes az ss
David Smith. ! of Wayne county, Indiana.
NTCTICE is herbv give, that the 2ith tag OF
u April 1859, at O'Clock, p. NJ, at nv office, IN
the city of Richmond in said township. L will pro-
coed to hear and decide upon the complaint OF me
SAID Simeon B. Harrims n, whereof the said DAVID
Smith a ID all other persons concerned. will take
notice JAMES NJ POE. Justice OF the Peace.
RI Jo1S TT PoPP. PI'tiff's Att'v. n4- 4t.pfs.
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In Bankruptcy.

81 or do DISTRICT OF . INDIANA, IS.
., a 7 Indianapolis, the 10th day of March, A. D.
The undersigned hereby give notire. of their ap-
pointment, as Assignees, of Franklin B. Hunt, Of
Richmond, in the County of Wayne and state of In
diana, within said District, who has been adiudged
Bankrupt upon his petition by the District Court
of said District - ffg8e 4aata4 at
W. a. BRADSHAW,
e3a9Es ssaaaot 9af J. W. BRADSHAW,
v,sf -,s.-. ~ s.z.ss.- .,.f4 z.a.4 Assignees
3-3w 1925 so s4fs a#2
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In Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF. INDIANA, IS
indianapolis, the 9th LAY of March, A. D.
"A 1859. the undersigned hereby give notice of
their appointnent as Assignees of Henry Robinson,
OF Milton in the county OF Wayue ami State of In
diana within said District, who has been adluiged "A
Bankrupt, upon his petition, by the District
Court OF said District. W. A. BRADSHAW.
J. w. BRADSHAW.
3tpfS2 25 As,ignees.
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DISTRICT OF INDIANA, S s:
4 T Indianapolis the oath dav n March, A. d..
"A 1899, the undersigned hereby give notice of
their appointment as Assienees OF Edward Francis,
of Richmond, in the county of Wavne and State Of
Indiana with said District, who has been aiiudged
a Bankrupt upon his own petition. bv the District
Court OF said District W. A. BRADSHAW.
J. W. BRA DSiIAW.
mast Assignees.
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Notice to Trespassars.

NTOrICE is hereby given to all persons who are
~ in the habit of hun, ing, OF shing my premi
se- that thew will be prosecu ted for such trespasses
TO the fullest extent of the law. 1t is hoped that this
WARNING will be sufficient, as have made up my
mind to put a stop to depredatons my premises,
and lave horne with them until ''forhearance has
ceased e, be a virtue - C. b. JACKSON
CENTREvILLE, March 81, 1869. Y' mist
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-03-30

Hon. Edward Bates, ex- Attorney
General, died on Monday afternoon ed
inst. at his residence in st Lous, aged
IA years He was a man OF exalted
ability and had occu bed various sta
tons Of public trust. In 1880 Presi-
dent Fillmore rendered him the position
Of Secretary Of War, which. offer he de
clined. In 1860 his name was promi-
nently mentioned in connection with the
Republican nomination for the Presi
dency, and at one time it appeared high
ly probable that he would be selected,
as he was strongly supported by Horace
Greeley and other very prominent and
influential members of the Republican
party. But as is we'll known Mr.. Lin
coin received the nomination and /. as
triumphautly elected; when, upon his
accession to Office he invited Mr.. Bates
TO the important position of Attorney
General in his Cabinet, which position
he accepted and discharged the duties
pertaing thereto in very able and dig
nified manner until 1864, when he re-
signed and retired to the practice of
his profession at st. Louis, in which
capacity he continued up to the date of
his last illness. As a lawyer he had but
few equals. Long let his memory be
cherished, for truly, he was one Of the
great and good men of this land.
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Mr.. Henry G. King. a nephew of tho
late e. Washington Wood, Of this city,
died recently at his residence in Rush
county. He was much respected and
highly esteemed by all who knew him.
His father, Esq. Elisha King, was one
Of the early Settlers Of Wayne county
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THAT BANK Some time ago, we ex.
pressed the opinion that members Of
Congress would not he permitted to use
the different offices or the Federal Gov
eminent, within their respective Dis
tricts, as Bank to draw on for the pur-
pose of rewarding their peculiar friends,
and thus paying off their private debts !;
but supposed the selections would be
left to the people as far as possible We
are impelled to revise that opinion, from
the fact that the old plan has again been
adopted, or, rather continued and that
the Bank of offices therein will again
subject to the cheques of NJ C's as here
tofore. In view Of the election for post
master in this city, advertised to come
off on the 9Th Of April next, we desire
to record our belief that If the individ-
votes then, Happens to be the one our
distinguished NJ G. has foreordained
and selected for the place. then the
choice Of the people will be respected---
otherwise not. Our distinguished NJ. G.
viii not only run the official s'inashecn,'
but we presume will also take the job
from the Clerk Of the Weather of send
ing the early and latter rains to irregate
the earth, and a suficiency of sun slime
to cause vegetation to grow and garden
sass to flourish within the District !!
The People should be thankful and new
er COMPLAIN.
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EXPULSION.

Notice is hereby given, that at regular meeting
of Quaker C,tyNo 2, Fire Company, on the evening
of April lst, John L. Hand was yunanimousiY ex-
PEELED for retaining funds in his hands belonging to
the Company, whilst acting Secretary.
Published by order of the Company. a1cged
E.G. SALTER, President.
F. NEWMAN Sac'v
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Central NJ. E.. Chureh---F hancial
= Condition, 81

Il
Tie pastor Of this fourishing Church,
Rev c. w, MILLEk, nlskes asfaycrable
-exhieisef the faaneial-eonaisieaAe his
charge, in the last Telegram, from which
We s9ac clip ef the following agssso7 vaT a,od
sIhe house of worship formerly call
ed Union Chapel, was bought Of that
church by two members of thesne n OF q
ganization, nameiy:@ David @S.nds=ard
Barton Wyatt. They became PERSONAL
'iy responsible for the payment, and the
property vas decided 10 them. It was
their design, however, from the first to
deed the property to she Church as soon
as the circumstances would allow, and
that is now done Brothers Sands and
Wyatt have made, signed, acknowledg
ed and delivered to the Trustees Of Cen
trail NJ. E. Church, in trust for the bcne'
fit Of said church, &c, a good warrantee
deed, not only for the house OF, worship
proper, but also for the two, business
rooms under the Chapel. So that in the
deed, after describing the lot, its length,
with, number and location, it further
statss that 'the above described prenis-
es together with the buildings thereon,
shall be held by the said Trustees in
trust for the benefit, &C., of the said
| Cen trail NJ E. Church. So that the
| church now owns the property in fee
simple, the lot, the business rooms and
the house Of worship. s1so
The next question is what is the con
sideration to Brothers Sands and Wyatt,
| and how is that obligation to be met :?
The answer is, that the sum to be paid
them by the Trustees is $4,000. But
Of this amount from rents already accu-
mulated we may already count off 50 900
| leaving balance of but $4,000. And
from favorable probabilities of the fu
ture the Trustees will be able to pay at
least 81 600 annually from the rents and
profits of the business rooms, estimating
the aggregate income at S1,4oo per an
mum. So that these rents and profits
will constitute sinking fund which will
| in few years consume the whole. debt.
And as the debt is paid the annual in.
come will be more than equal to the an.
nual expenses Of the church. But the
Trustees are not bound to wait for pay
mont Of the debt in this way. They may
at any time pay the debt, and secure to
the church st once the benefit of the In
come. Thus we feel that financially this
church is founded on rock. Its finan-
cial condition is much better than if it
were-a church now free. from debt, and
without any income or revenue"
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= PATENTS The following patents to
5Indianians, were issued fors the week
ending March 18TH 81 s. "a
Corn Shelter w. II. Whiterow and
Nm. DERRICK, New albany. =
49, Wheel Cultivator-W. F. Coulter, G.
Coulter and j. A. Lanery. Hardinsburg.
= GrappIe for TQbes--S. r Mix and
M d. Wilder. Lapnfte.iS 51F' ! coHa
- Steam Engine Oseillating Valve-A.
Trew, lFnion City. -
Ditching3 Plow--Wash West, Pecks !
. burg az.s.s.....,.a-. ,-,,z-
e Soda Fountain-Dayid Nef, Henry
county.
Il List Of United States patents issued
q to citizens of Indiana. for the week
ending March %, each bearing that date:
No. So, 009-Hay- Raker and load err
. Robert Chestnut, Richmond, Indiana;
/ assignor to- himself and George Kelly,
same place. 11-a7 w tH,- asbivi 6---hfr
/, No. 88,00s-Road Scraper-E. L..
|. Dorsey, Winslow, Indiana.
No. SO, 026-Straw Cutter--Samuel F..
EstelI Richmond. Indiana ~ .5fGa 1 At
No. 8S,044--Fiy Trsp--,John II. Kip
linssr and Joseph Kiplinger, North Man
I chester, Indiana.
No. ss,o4e--Corn. Planter--Danie1 P
Leach, Franklin, Indiana. 70 a2fts21s
No. SS,o49--Sash Fastening and
| Hosting Deviee--A.W. Livingstone,
| Blufton. Indiana. 5e .,..,,~.. 49,
! No. SS,062--Automatic Fan--John
! Naugle, Mocresville, indiana 7@
No. S.07S-Churn- William NJ. Rum
| riii, Roanoke. Indiana suse J-lsss-e
! No. IS. 1928 Clothes Drier--Richard
H. Boughner, East G Germantown, Indi-
/ ana.
No ss,13s-Cultivator = Alexander
Connolly, Milan, Indiana. isai So 1915
No. So, l4O-Lamp for Destroying In
/ sects- Geo. C.. Cranston, South Bend
! Indiana.
No. 81, 213-Grate for Cooking Stoves
John II. Rocker, Evansville, Indiana
No. So, al Tanning MilE-W. "
/ " ait--Richmond, Indiana. sa s.
| & No. 49, 252--Fenee--Joh Q. A. Ton
key and Francis NJ. Rawsoh-Frankfort
| Indiana
| ,e,a . s. #f4
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WOULDN'T MIA petition is being
circulated in this county, recommending
a certain prominent Major ------ to the
Secretary of tie Interior, for an appoint
ment as Indian Commissioner, as Qua.
ker. It was presented to certain
Friend in the Western part of Old
Wayne for his signature, and, to make
it more 'weighty,' he was requested to
date his recommendation sd mo. 11th'
The Friend looked az the imposing title
Of Major considered the request for a
N oment, ami then quietly observed: az
think thee is asking too much-Aojor
and Sd mo. 1lth, soundeth strangely to
mine ear, and seemeth unto me mix
ture of words very much out of place,
and I cannot do that thing for thee"
2 Hon. J ohn Ratlif, Representative from
Grant County, was at Indianapolis on
the night OF the Great Anti. Amendment
Mass Meeting and attended il out of
pure curiosity. He writes to the Marion
Chronicle, quoting the SentinePs ire
menduous account of the meeting, and
says. ftt.-sa. ~. t.
L never before knew how to consider
these newspaper notices of eli csc 'enthu
siastic oufpourtngs of the people. / at
tended this meeting last night in Ne
tropolitan Hall. The Hall was so densely
crowded thai / occupied only ten fl ct on
the bench on which sat. SO crowtle d
was the Hall that many persons who oc-
cupieti seats in front of the platform,
occupied only from ttcO to ssr feet each. ,
: We are authorized 10 announce T.. n. YOUNG as
a candidate for election to the office of Mayor of
the city of Richmond % f1& azi5 -
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sn7 WANTS TO GEE AT 'EM We notice
that. our distinguished NJ. G. is anxious
for the early squelching of the Tenure
Of Office Bill, 50 that he car draw
cheques on that Bank and pay up his
debts. If this is not the selfish reason
that induced him to vote with the united
body of democrats in the House, against
the amended act as it come from the
Senate, then we cannot help inferring
that he has undergone a radical change,
and does not now believe the legislation
that led to the impeachment trial, was
either sound or wise, or he most certain
" would have voted to concur in the
Senate's amendment. Men change
PRINCIPLES. never!2 haa f.#-5g4sf
On the 3lst, the committee on confer
ence, by the chairman B. Butler, report
ed in favor of repeating the first and
second sections of the Tenure Of O ffice
Bill, and substitute an amendmen emit of
the I'd section, modifying it. The re-
port of the committee was concurred in
107 to g., Our distinguished NJ. c. vo.,
ting with the democrats against it. He
evidently don't like the piece of the law
that is left, for it interferes with his cal.
culations
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Richmond Insurance, Real Estate and
t7aE4e General Agency, eaao4a ,
~ I'll Established Fifteen Years. .
WITT, AM e ELL.

w IL 1t AN e. q E IL,
OF the late firm of Bell Il BELLS and Viii
liam Bell.
The above well known Agency represents the fol-
lowing old and reliable Insurance Companies:
.it- . Hartford Fine Insurance Company.
Capital and Assets. s., al ,209,f2- ANA 2
Security Fire Insurance Co.. Ne York,
f4IF Capital and Assets, 81 ,5oo,t o,oo-
Joriilard Fire Insurance CO.. New York.
~ Capital and Assets, 5 Ok. 22e,55- szst !
Manhattan FIRE Insurance Co., New York,
Assets, 81 900: 100000. &
North America Fire 1ns. Co., Hartford,
ata * faf Assets, $500 0ou,te. E.=..-.F d.
Liverpool. London ana Globe Insurance Co,
Assets, sE ,ct0 GtUte, IN Geld T33f
PHI u tx Fire Insurance Co.. Bro oklyn, n. ",
As sets, 81 GOO, 10000. N
Security Life Insurance CO.. New York.
MUTUAL BENEFIT Lite Insurance Company,
ve ri5fa .r94 Newark New Jersey. -
4 rave.er,s Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn
Railway Passenger Assurance Company,
Nj 9l# H1IW lie Hartford. s.se Eua
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Executors Notice.

tt ETTERS Testamentarv the last VIII of John
q Baldwin, late of New Garden Township Wayne
comfy, Indiana deceased, have this day been grant
ed the undersigned, By the Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas of said county.4 All persons having
claims against said Estate, required to file them
with the said Clerk within year from this date.
The Estate is probably 5 slvent.r ss f.,-sFy
.sgeui - g. LEVI PEACOCK, Executor.
March IS, 1859. .a.szz 4sfts# .qsH st
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STATE OF INDIANA slamoJ eIemaz a
WAYNE County, SIS.
], Sylvester Johnson, Auditor for AMI within said
county and State aforesaid, in accordance with an
orGer OF the Beard of em-nissioners of Wavne
county Indiana do Hereby certify that the entire
of the New Jail is S7a4I556. which 10 ciuies
the whole cost OF the ,ioa 06l one half of
which is Justly chargeable to the other County Build
ings which leaves the of the Jail, proper, $780,
2I5, 55. 4-n Eiurea aT&lfFfI feEs es5sFtfs8 $40
4tas Witness hani and the Seal of the Board Of
tsEALl Commissioners, at Centreville, this 18th day
iTss5s1 OF March, 1899 s9la Hu SGD afsw
,-..t -- H. SYLVESTER J lHNSON,
Auditor Wayne County.
No2.-1w-Ipf So IS 9re rT ea8&
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