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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-26
Order Of Publication,

County oe"a1 OF "i,aDu''s Li"soln, /"
In Lincoln County Circuit Court, Septem Der
term, 1870.
John Cox. Plaintiff,
versus
Jonathan Bishop, Def't
NOW here comes the said plaintiff by his at-
~ toIney, X d Walton, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court that said defendant, t,
Jonathan Bishop, is n non resident of the State
of Missouri, it is therefore ordered By the Court
that said defendant be notified that suit has
been commenced against him by attc chtpcnt by
the above named John Cox in this Court, the
object and general nature of which is to obtain
Forty Dollars, together with interest thereon,
and that his property has been attached, and
unless he, the said defendant. DO and appear ut
the next term Of this Court, to be begun and
held at the court house in the town of Troy on
the third Monday in March next, and IN or be-
fore the third day thereof, and answer tho pet i
tion of plaintiff the same will be taken Us con-
fessed, and judgment will be rendered against
him. and his property sold to satisfy said do
mand it is further ordered that copy hereof be
published in the Lincoln County Herald, . news.
peper published in the town Of Troy, for foul
weeks successively. as by law required.
State Of Missouri, }
County of Lincoln, ]
I, William Colbert, Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of Lincoln county, Missouri, hereby certify that
tho foregoing is n true copy Of the records iu
said cause, as the samo semains in my office.
......... Witness my hand as Clerk and the
:SEAL: seal of said t'ourt at Office in Troy
""'''" Mo-, January 4th, 1871.
jnnl2n2 WIN COLBERT, Clerk.
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To CLEAN MOURN ING. DREssEs.-yo

To CLEAN MOURN ING. DRESSES. 10
remove stains from mourning dresses,
boil handful of zig leaves in two quarts
Of water until reduced to pint. Squeeze
the fig leaves, and put the liquor into a
bottle for use. Bombazlnes. Grape cloth,
etc, need only to be rubbed with sponge
dipped in this liquor, and the effect will
be instantly produced. If any reason
exist to prevent the substance from being
wetted, then apply French Chalk, which
viii absorb the grease from the -
texture without injury.
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Order Of Publication.

Order of publication In the Circuit Court, Lin
January ii, ISL. ~ spring Term, ISL.
John Il. Young and William NJ. Young, plFs.
Joseph Young, William B. Young and Matilda
Young, defendants.
Partition.
4 0W at this day comes John h. Young and
~ William NJ. Young, the plaintiffs in tho above
entitled cause. by theii attorneys, before the
undersigned, Clerk Of tho Circuit Court Of Lin
coin county, in vacation, and file their petition
and affidavit, stating, among other things, that
tho above named defendants, Joseph Young,
William Is. Young and Matilda Young, are non
residents of this state. 1t is theroupOn ordered
by the Clcrk aforesaid, in vacation, that publ
cation be made, notifying them that an action
Court Of Lincoln county, Missouri, for the pur-
pose CT obtaining Judgment in PARTON of the
following described real estate, being in the
county Of Lincoln aforesaid, to Wit: The
northwest quarter, section %, township SO range
west, containing lG0 acres, and unless they be
and appear ut tho court house in the town of
Troy, within tho county of Lincoln, on the goth
day Of March. A. b 1871. and on or before the
third day thereof, Gf tho term shall so long
continue, ard ii not, then before tho end of the
term) answer or demur to the petition Of plain
tiffs, tho same will bo taken as confes sed, and
judgment rendered accordingly. 1t is further
ordered that copy hereof be published in the
Lincoln county Herald, n newspaper published
in SAID county of Lincoln, for four weeks sue.
ccssively, the last insertion to be at least four
weeks before the commencement Of the next term
Of said Court.
true copy Of the record.
:sEAL: Witness my hand and seal.
''''''''' WIN. COLBERT Clerk.
Per G.. W. Colbert, b. c.
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VINEGAR FOR INK.SrAINs.-One OF
the editors of this paper was SO unlucky
as to spill quantity of ink over q pair
of slate.colored pantaloons. He sup
posed the garment was hopelessly ruined
until one of the ladies of bis family sug.
gested that vinegar might remove the
stains q quantity Of ordinary vinegar
from tho table cruet was at once applied
to the cloth and vigorously rubbed in
with a sponge. When the cloth was dry
most of the stains were entirely gone,
especially where they had been thor
oughly rubbed.-Hearth and Home.
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''' .RAILRoAD.-Some of our readers are
anxious to know what the St. Louis and
Keokuk railroad company is doing.
Well, all We can tell them is, that a
meeting of several days duration of the
directors was held at this place last week
for tho purpose Of maturing some plan
to rapidly complete the road. The ru.
NOR that Mi. Joy, the Illinois railroad
king, p goipg 10 take hold Of the road
and finish it on short notice, is not alto.
gether without foundation, although no
contract has yet been entered into with
him. Mr.. Joy has been In the East for
some time attending to other business,
but be has been made acquainted with
the plans, and letters from him indicate
that he regards them in favorable light.
Dr., Waddy, financial agent of Lincoln
county, has bean appointed one ofa com.
mitteo to wait upon Mr.. Joy, who will
soon return; and he says he expects to
lay aside all personal considerations until
this matter is attended to. In the mean.
time work is progressing slowly along
the line ip this county, but not fast
enough to suit US and the many who are
lanEioasly awaiting a'ride on the railroad
kearo. an! If ~" '.fiff ff ITO "' tfF..
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Some Of our business men believe in
advertising, as will be seen by our col
umns, and they certainly must reap some
advantage from it, or they would not
keep it up. Two Of our liberal patrons,
Mcssrs. Cake e. Rogers, have shown their
faith in printers ink by doubling the
space heretofore occupied by them IN
which to advertise their goods. This is
the first 6rm in the place that has made a
levy upon whole column Of our paper,
and 1t bespeaks for them those business
qualities and that liberal spirit which We
all like to see in those with whom we
have to deal. These gentlemen have
made some additions to thcr business,
and offer excellent inducements to buy
,ers. Read their advertisement.
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SlraYs.

TAKEN UP by James II. Black of Prairie
L township, a black and white spotted COW,
smooth crop Of each car and under slope of each
ear, bell on-12 years old appraised ut Is dol
lars. Also red roam steer, limo back, white
belly, white face, branded B on left h;p-l2 yrs
old, appraised at rs dollars by II, nry p Allen
and John + Vaughan, before John 4 Moslcy,
p, on eth Of January, 1871. n4p
TAKEN UP by Jilman Graves OF Monroe
L township in Lincoln county, Missouri, buy
marc, black feet. mnne and tail, about 49, hands
high, blind in both eyes, ~ years old. Ap.
praised ut Is dollars by Marshall Calvin and
Jacob James, before d Allen. r, Jan 10, II. "A
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A Ad,ninistratOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of I'D
L ministration were granted to the undcrsig gncd
by tho Clo,k Of the Probate Court OF Lincoln
county, Mo, on the estate of Thomus w Nor
veil. decd, on tho 23d day Of January, 1871.
All FER ons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance to the
administrator within ono year from the date oi
said testers, or they may be prccluded from any
benefit Of said estate, and if not exhibited within
two years from tho date Of said letters, they will
be forever barred.
ja2en4 CHRISTOPHER W. RICKs, Adm r
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AdmlnistratOr's A Notice.

n Office is hereby given that letters Of imin-
" istTation were granted to tho undersigned
on the estate of Andrew c. Foley deed, by the
Clerk of the Probate Court of Lincoln county,
No., on the 10th day of January, 1871.
All persons having claims against said estate
aro required 70 exhibit them to tho administrator
for allowance within ono year fro n the dato OF
sail letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said estate, and if not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters they will
be forever barred.
ja26nip ANDREW B. FOLEY, Admir-.
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State of Missouri, l..
County of l. incoln,
In Lincoln Circuit Court in vacati n, Jan. O, 1871
Walden Giles versus James Crouch, Nancy Crouch
widow of Albert Crouch, ct al, heit )of Albert
Crouch.
In Partition 4
ITO James Crouch, non resident, You are
L hereby notified that the said plaintiff, Yaden
Gi es. has filed in the Office Of tho Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of said county of Lincoln, his
petition ana affidavit, stating that one OF the
defendants, James Crouch, is o nom resident of
this State, the object and general nature Of
which is for the sale in partition Of tho follow
ing real estate, situated in the county of Lincoln
and State Of Missouri, to wit; Tho east half OF
Aeast quarter Of section twelve, township
e9t3eIghS fange two west, containing eighty
acres IL is therefore ordered by the Clerk in va
cation that publication be made notifying said
non resident defendant OF the CONNIE ent Of
this action therefore you the said non resident
defendant are hereby required to be and appear
In said court at the newt term, on or before the
third day thereof, which will bo begun and held
at the court house In Troy in said county, on the
third Monday In March next, and answer the
said petition, or the same will DO taken as con
fessed, and It Is further ordered that cory
hereof be published in the Lincoln County Her.
aid, public newspaper published In this tate,
for four weeks successfully as by Law required.
.'..'.... true copy Of the record.
:SEAL: In testimony whereof I, William
Colbert, Clerk of said Court, hereto
'''''''' subscribe my name and afhx my OH
cial seal this 9th day of January, 1871.
WILLIAM COLBERT, Clerk,
BY Charles II. Kemper. ID. G.
Kobt ID. Walton, attorney for plG. janl2n2
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HAMMERED BrsCUIT.-With a quart
of -four rub thoroughly q heapcd.up ia.
blespoonful oil lard, add cold water or
sweet milk enough to make very stiff,
dry dough work and beat it on hour
and half Some people say give three
hundred blows with mellet When it
blisters or pops il is ready for tho oven.
Bake carefully until tho biscuit are light
brown. ...
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THE MILLEa's MoTro.-Before leav.
ing orders for -four, pay up old scores, if
you wish your orders to be respected.
Persons indebted to us are kindly re.
quested to call and settle. Don't let last
years bills run too far into 1871.
HARVEY g. WRIGHT.
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Few marriages near Troy this winter.

An editor calls this the bill GUS season,
beause SO many bills are presented for
payment. Well dun, brother quill.
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LOOK And then take warning from
these lines. Come and settle your
bills before it is too late. Persons in
dcbted to me will find their bills in the
hands Of an officer unless they are settled
Immediately.
JOSEPH HART.
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WHAT PROFESSOR Blot THINKs.-He
thinks saleratus deleterious in its effects
upon the health-a sort of slow poison,
and he never uses it.
Pork and veal, he says, cannot be
cooked too much, and neither should ever
be eaten at supper.
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A Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
~ triton were granted to the undersigned by
Clerk of the County Court Of Lincoln county
Mo-, on tho estate of James Williams, decd,
on the 3Oth day of November, 1870. All per-
sons having claims against said estate are re-
quircd to exhibit them for allowance to the ad-
mintr within one year from the date Of said let
ters, or they may be precluded from any bened.
of said estate, and if not exhibited within two
years from the date Of said letters, they will he
ofevcr barred. [n491 L. WING, admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-26

WINE SAUCE. Ono and half cups
sugar, half cup butter beaten we'll to-
gether, then add glass of wine, two
table spoonfuls Of -four, wet with cold
water to prevent Jumping then add q
tea cup Of boiling water. and let it stand
few minutes on the stove, then pour In
it the butter and sugar and beat it up /;
crate some nutmeg in it and serve hot.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-26

SYccEss,-The great Napoleon's only
.ctitetieu. vas snccess, asd this has been
attaihed BY The Charter Oak Stoves.
Oter'2eo0, 200 have been sold since their
. artfoductsos, aud the demand waxes
.,sasssgss every day. sAE AL'if
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NOTICE All persons indebted to us
for professional services are respectfully
but earnestly requested to call and settle.
WADDY a. HUTT.
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One Of the railroad hands was lodged
in Jail Tuesday for nearly beating another
workman to death.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-26

Peach leaves, bruised, it is said, are a
specific for wounds made by nails, in man
or beast; or for any fresh cut. Lockjaw
is prevented by bandaging the leaves on
twice day. A.t
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-26
AGENTS WANTED FOR
b r l. ID II ~ :-The
White Chief. fly
Twelve YearSs= WldIndians
OF THE PLAINS.

VF THE PLAINS.
THE LIFE OF GEO. J. BELDEN, Who. from
! a love of wild adventure and desire to gain
a knowledge Of tho every day life and psc.iiar
customs OF the Indians, lett home Of pieuty in
New Philadelphia. Ohio. Joined the Indians,
adopted their mode Of life, became warrior of
the FIRST class" and chief of 100 lodges, served
the Government with his braves against the hos-
tile Indians, and as Lieutenant In tho Regular
army, which position he bs, recently resigned to
return 10 tho wild life he so much loves. 10 liz
LUSTRATI0NS. 2f Of them Pull Page. with
Portrait Of tho Author, all engraved expressly
.or this work. most stt,aotive book, abound.
ing in thr ling adventure, and curious, u.eful
AMI original information. Send for illustrated
cireuiar, with terms tabls Of sontsnts. sud sam.
ple pages. A. HUTCHINSON + CO.,
5O2 N. 9Th street. st. Louis, No,
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POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.

DEPARTURES OF NAILS.
Eos Nsntsviilo, daily Except Sunday at $50 A N
- ''Lost Branch, Mondays"."......."".e.oo
Auburn, Tues, Thurs, Sat.,...,. .....6.o0
Ashley, Tuesdays and Fridays.."....e.oo
,..s Cap-au- -Gris, Wednesday, ""..6.oo
- Truxton, Fridays" .""."."...".".".."6.oo
The mails close at o'clock on the evening
S,revious to their departures. ....
10 HH g g ARRIVALS.
From wci.zvile daily (except Sun day 500 P. NJ
Al q. Lost Branch, ,Mondays."".-...."...5.o
Auburn, Tues, Thurs. and Sat ,.....5'OO
> Ashley, Wednesdays and saturdays...e.oo
Cap-au. Girls, Wednesdays" ...."...6.oo
$50 Truxton, Fridays ........ .....6.oo
.r.it e1..sl e.. .tH-,- b. CRUMP, p. NJ.
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"FAll persons who are .indebte4 to me
Ore vcry kindly urged to call ana settle
shsir, ,aacVppA % IL will sGxs ns much
GbsStS!FJAu IS q" o. P. LYHOTT.
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J. H. THORP,
g LOCK R II p AIR T. II

WILL wait upon the citizens of Troy and the
w county at their homes and repair clocks. I
have the benefit of nearly 40 years experience at
the trade in this State. All work warranted. Tes-
timonisls furnished II desired. Orders Lay be
left at the Planters House in Troy.
December Is, lS70-3wp
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1sl'l'll : = -
H E.1RALD
Il. ----.--- ILL ---.--
TERMS FOR CLUBBING 4:

The Herald for Ono, t~,
Year, in Advance, 9 1.JO
Five Copies, and One 5rt.t
to Gettcr.alp Of Club, $50
Ten Copies, and One
to Getter.up Of Cluh. 1880
Twenty Copies and e.s
One to Getter-isp Of
Club, q i.1 vr.f of 90.OO
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LOCAL AND COUNTY.

More sleet and snow.
Blank notes for sale at this office.
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Large .4HNStiO2SS

to our facilities for manufacturing, wo aro ena-
bled to keep on hand, or put up on short notice,
anything wanted in
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-26

either in Workmanship or Quality. Our object
being to sell our Leather and to do ourselves
credit in tho Tanning and Manufacture Of it, we
are enabled to sell them at greatly
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-15
Lncal MisceIlanY.

There was rather full market yesterday
morning. Cabbage heads sold at from 5 to 2:
cents, according to size.
Complaint is made that some negroes make
night hideous by unearthly screams and general
uproar near the Knoxville and Charleston rail.
road bridge Citizens are aroused from their
beds at unreasonable hours, with the impression
that murder is being committed. Let the
nuisance be abated. fHs''
There was fine rain on tho road from Chat
tanooga to Mouse Creek day before yesterday
There will be an installation of officers of the
Oak Grove Division of Sons of Temperance this
evening. apurs ~ rrrlE
Some brick-layer on one of the buildings near
the CHRONICLE Office makes an lawful noise
yelling for "mortr' We hope he will be kept
well supplied hereafter. EOS
By order of the "powers that be- all the
chicken coops lately occupying SO prominent q
place before the store doors on Market Square
have been moved to the rear. --,E fer-9 .. .s...
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TEMPERANCE MATTERS.
Meeting OF the Grand Division of East
Tennessee.

Meeting OF the Grand Division of East
Tennessee.
The regular Quarterly Session of the Grand
Division of East Tennessee was held at Temper
ance Hall yesterday morning, commencing at
ten O'Clock, Mr.. Frederick Rule, g. w. P,
presiding. volts gaa bias -sdaa aas is8t
The following appointments were made to fill
vacancies pro tenn. /: g. H. Bomar, P. G. w? P. ;
L. c, Shepard, Chaplain, and E. p. Pedigo,
g. Conductor. ~ "a fte.vf e.!5 55fiI II -
Mr.. Shepard, of the Board of Trustees, re-
ported that he had contracted for repairing and
painting the Hall, and that the grounds had
been newly fenced in. 3ts ~
, A committee was appointed to draw up q
petition for the purpose of obtaining signatures,
praying the Legislature at its next session to
pass an act prohibiting the sale of liquors in any
town or civil district without the assent of a
majority of the voters therenin. ..tA Y e1Hfa
Messrs. Frederick Rule II. w. Hufaker
and a. w. Rose were elected alternates to the
Division of North America, which
meets in Boston, Mass, on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 9Th, next. hoo1 q 3f2e.a 3ioi s.bl
After transacting the regular routine of bust
ness, the Grand Division adjourned to meet at
Temperance Hall on the 18th of October ,.t
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Heard From

We are informed that dispatch was received
in this city yesterday by Rev. Mr.. Emory, from
Mr.. McCleveland, of Pittsburg, Pa, stating
that Miss Nancy Jane Ammerman formerly of
Bellefonte, in that State, but more recently a
teacher of one of the colored schools in Knox
vile, was killed by a railroad accident in Penn
sylvanis few days since. The time and place
was not stated. She is said to have left this city
on the 4th inst The body was identified by
papers found on her person after death.
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GEO, NJ. WHITE,


| Recorder and Treasurer.
On motion of Alderman Henderson, the re-
port was ordered published in the daily morn
ing papers.
The following bills were ordered paid: Gas
Light Co., $4,000; L. A. Pons, Hook and Lad
der, $120o; DR.. Boyd, medical service $500.
| On the question of peddler's license, it was
suggested that they be required to take out Ii
| license, $40 per year, and failing to do so, on
conviction thereof be fined for each violation.
The following is the ordinance as passed:
Be it enacted By the Board of Aldermen of
the City of KnorUiLLe, That hereafter no peddler
| shall peddle any commodities, goods, wares or
merchandise by retail, within the corporate linn
its, unless he first procures from the Recorder
license therefor under a penalty of fine of a
sum double the amount of the license for each
such sale.
Sec 2. The amount for said license is hereby
assessed at $50 per annum. .,gt&4k#sE, ssEtl
SEC 3. This ordinance shall not apply to
fruits nuts &C., retailed by children and Grip
pies. "a IN q 40 m TR~ELAA
SEC f. This ordinance shall go into effect
from and after its passage.
Alderman Mitchell moved that the matter, be
referred back to the Fire committee to repor
more deliberately at the next meeting. FaJ
The Street committee asked further time to
report concerning the widening of Prince street.
Alderman Shepard read the report of the
Chief of Police for the month Of June. - u
Total amount of arrests 68.-
Total amount of fines and costs $500. -azT
Several of the police having lost time by Sick
ness and otherwise, it was moved that the lost
time be deducted from such policenans sal
airy, except in ease of sickness of self or family
Alderman Shepard moved that after the first
of August the corporate authorities hold the
Gas Company to the contract of $500. pcrthous-
and feet Carried -..-.4....
The Mayor read communication from Bar
ry & Mcdaniel in regard to the purchase of
lot in East Knoxville, at tax sale, in Nelson's
addition, praying that the amount so paid for
said lot be refunded by the corporation. h8n0s
On motion, the matter was laid on the table,
The city tax collector, Mr.. T. A. Lewis, re-
ported the sum of $763.5 so as the amount collect
ed during the month of June.
Alderman Boyd stated that the recent fire
had caused property owners to think more Sc
riously of protection against loss by fire. andre
commended that pipes be run from one of the
mills to two or more tanks or reservoirs which
would furnish supply of water adequate for
the ext;nguishing of fires that might occur away
from the creeks or pond. He made an estimate
of the expense, and thought that So, 500 would
be sufficient for FIVE years.
On motion of Alderman Swan it was resolved
to erect lamp posts in front of churches and
furnish lamps and oil where gas was unsttain-
able
Alderman Shepard thought the present
market regulations unsatisfactory, and hoped
the Council would rescind them aud go back to
the old system. and made a motion to that eff
feet, pending which the Board adjourned until
Friday, the 18th of August next. Wy
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In,p,rr,oyiugy..

By private letter. received in hiscity yes
terday from DR.. VIM. Morrow, at Nashville,
we learn that his little boy is doing very well.
and rests comparatively easy, notwithstanding
the severe nature of his injury. The child fell
from the top of a window on chair, breaking
two ribs, and one lung was cut entirely in two
by the fractured ribs. DR.. Morrow expects he
will be able to travel in about ten days. f /. S.
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Stolen

One of our young city friends with number
of companions were down at the river Thursday
evening bathing, and not suspecting anything
left their clothes unguarded on the bank When
they came out the young man referred to, found
that he had been plundered of very valuable,
heavy gold ring. Another one of the party lost
sum of money, but how much we did not learn
We have not yet heard of the thief being de-
tected i.HF. .E FfUnI f...-rHr HlHtt Z. .
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The Place for Family supplies.

Bearden's store, on Market Place, is an es-
tablished institution. Parties will find there
everything needed for the harder, honest prices,
good weights and gentlemen to attend to Gus
toners. Hsie# HFa #.iifH TI# ftTIa.
Families DESTROYS of obtaining any articles
that are scarce, can leave their orders, which
will be carefully attended to without commits
sion. All goods purchased and left, will be sent
home promptly and free of charge. v14-tf