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general PRIM, who had much to
10 do with the various instructions
in Spain which led 10 tho dcthrone-
mcnt Of Queen Isabella, and after
wards set Prussia and France to fight
ing, by offering the throne ofSpain to
a Hohenzollcrn prince, was recently
shot by assassins, and died in few
days of his wounds. The New York
Heiuld says he was the devil let
loose 10 disturb the nations and to
plunge them into war;" lie caused
the election of the Duke of Aosta to
the throne of Spain, and il is said
that he was the real cause of the ma
ton not establishing permanent re-
publican government, which proba-
bly, caused his assassination.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

There will be a sale Of personal property be-
longing to the estate Of 7. j. Akin, decd, at his
late residence, four miles northeast of Colnm-
bia, on the Goth day Of January, 1871, con sist-
ing Of some valuable horses and niu les, two eX-
ira fine Jacks, a number of excellent jeunets,
believed to be of the best stock in the State, a
herd of good grade cattle, and other stock, ten
bales of cotton, wagons, corr, provcnder, wheat,
farming utensils, household furniture, and nu-
merols other articles, unnecessary to mention.
Said property will be sold on a credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale. Bond
with two approved securities required, and if
not Paid upon maturity, ten per cent. interest
will be required until paid. Any persons de-
string to examine said property, can see the
same upon the premises at any time previous to
the day Of sale.
Also, on the first Monday in February, at
the Court House door, in the City Of Columbia,
We win sell to the highest bidder, for cash, aa5
Shares (el00 EACH of paid up stock in the First
National Bank Of Columbia.
2 ~ i +'t J. r. AKIN,
p. i' F... EWING,
; JAMS, 1871. Adm,rs.
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OUR fellow-citizen, Major FRANK
{. BENNINGTON, has been elected
Clerk for the Supreme Court in the
Middle Division Of Tennessee. If
every lawyer in Tennessee had been
a candidate for the position, no bet
ter choice could have been made. As
a statistican, as painstaking, careful
student of law, and a well informed
man, he stands in the first rank. The
State is indeed fortunate in getting a
public servant so thoroughly capable
and entirely worthy. .... .
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Bunch & Akin VS.. Walter Warren.

Ii appearing to me from The affidavit Of the
the plafntiffin the above cause, that the defend
ant has sbsconded himself, or so absconded
himself, 50 the ordinary process Of law cannot
be served on him, ard it further appearing from
the return Of said attachment, that his goods
have been attached, il is therefore ordered By
pe that publication be made for four consecu-
tive weeks in the Columbia HERALD, new spa
per published in Maury County, that the deid't,
Walter W arren, appear before me at my Office in
Columbia on the 10th day of February, 1871
and defend said attachment, OF the same will
be set for hearing t4parte "a to him. Given
under my hand this Jan. 2, 1871.
CIIAS. CLEAR, J. p.
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NV Goops.
We have Il, .treestret :. large and lesirsIlt

We have ja-treeeIeed :, large and desirable
assortmentof So. -F -'i-i i-str'i.7
- egBsf .. sFea sr=' Is - iisi.ri -
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
1nnt! az li3issl2ini 'uftn .s5y si9iit ~
Gent s. eliot h In. = /.
~ BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, asii
And n fact evoryd. ~ .asgal,,y tsPI IA y -
First Class Dry Goods Store.
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"1he WoHip Almanacsp contain . vast
quantity Of political Information Of use TO every
voter, and of such character as can be obtained
in no ether publication. In it are printed full
official returnso of every important election; the
vute Of New York State BY election districts,
and of Connecticut by towns; the Lame and
votes of each candidate for each branch of the
New York Legislature; list of members Of the
United States Senate and Heuse of Represent
ativcs; obituary record aud list Of important
events; a complete summary Of political events
during each year; crop reports; cotton stats
tics; acts Of Congress, &c, &c. As compact
political manual il has no equal, I'd q ,fI..t
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Left Out.

We had set up and intended pub
fishing the letter of WM. Jay, to the
Missouri Caucasian, in answer to an
editorial of the Memphis Avalanche,
but as he has learned that it was
written under misapprchcnsion of
Fact, he requests us to leave Il out.
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lNCHANCERY AT LEwIsBURG.
William Russell aud Wife VS.. John W. Manccr
and others.

William Russell aud Wifc vs.. John ". Manccr
and others.
In this cause, it appearing to the satisfaction
Of the Clerk and Master, from the allegations In
complainant's bill, which is sworn to, that the
defendant, Thomas Ellington, is nou -resideu,
of the State of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary
process OF Las cannot be served upon him. II
is therefore ordered by me that publication be
made in the CoLUnBrA HERALD, newspaper
Published in the town of Columbia, Maury Co.,
Tennessee, for -four Consecutive weeks, the last
Of which shall be at least ole week before the
next sitting Of said Chanccry Court, to be held
In the town of Lewisburg, on the I'd Monday in
May, lS7l, when and where the said defendant,
Thomas Ellington, may appear to plead, answer
or demur TO said bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing ex parte as to
him at the next term of said Court.
Jan64w STEPHEN TALLY, C. & N.
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SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to decree Of the Ohanoery Court at
Columbia, at the November term thereof, 1870,
in the case of James NJ. Yates vs.. Harriet ".
I'D Susan L.. II tes, | will sell to the highest
her, ut the Court House in Columbia, on
lIGnday, the 18th day Of january, 1871. small
but valuable tract of Land, situated in the 9Th
Civil District of Maury county, near said town
Morgan, d. A. Dugger and others, containing
As acres, and the same will be sold together,
or divided and solt in separate lots to suit pur-
chasers.
TcrMs-0ne and two years credit, with in
tercst ffoip day of sale, except Si5o IN cash,
the purchaser required t2 eSesnte notes With
good security, and lien retained for the pur-
chase money. y. D. COOPER, Z. IN.
pec?S-4t
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OHASCERY SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant IN decree Of tlsc Chanccry court At.
Columbia, at the Novcnlb0r term, is70, in III
case of ". 4. b. Grecn8 al. re- Luej1s an
Frank Jacobs, i'll sclll the highest ddcr at
The Court House in ths1own of Coluratia, %
Monday, the 18th day e Jan,iary, ISL val11-
able tract of Land, sik6Ated in AIaury 5eunsy.
on the head waters 0f Barter Cheek, Beng the
same upon which Joseph r. Jacobs resided at
the time OF bis death, containing $40 acres, and
the same Will be divided into three tracts, and
roid separately to suit purchasers.
ferms-One and two years credit, with in
terest from date Of sale, except the sum OF $500
N cash, the purchasers required TO execute notes
with good security, and a lien retained for the
purchase money. u. d. COOPER,
Dec2S-4t q. NJ
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!. WV. MARSHALL. D.. A. LEosHARs.
'rII1'
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EQUINE CONDITION PaKDslS.
The symptoms of liv
| SIMMONS, sr complaint are unsa
|. - side. Sometimes the

and is mistaken for rheu
Is affected with loss Of
bowels in general cost
ting with lax. The head
and dull heavy sensatio
memory, accompanied "
having left undone som
have been doDe. Often
ness, debility ansi low
some Of the above symPi
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blNSULyENTsNOTlCE.

IIa,ins tl,is day suggested the inaoi ,en,sy OF
The estate Of Joseph Staggs, decd, all persons
holding claims against said estate are required
to file them with the Clerk of the County Court
OF Wayne COUNTY, duly authenticated, on or be-
fore tIie first day of May, ilS1l, or they viii b.
forever barred. ie~ROBT. C.CIPERT, p
Dec2J tdsfH 1888 Adm r.
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(jHANCFRTl SAFE 81
-. OF INSOLyENT CLAIMS.

Pursuant to decree Of the Chancery Court, a;
Columbia. ~ the November term, 1870, in the
case of j. b. Frierson, Admir- ys the heirs md
creditors of ". Il. Embry, dec d. / will seli to
the highest bidder, at the Couu uo,ise in Co
lumbia, on Monday, the ID day of January
1871, for cash all the uneollcctcd assets, rights
and credits OF the estate Of W. Is. Embry, deed.
Said sale Is made without any guarantee of I'll
tie or value whatever. -H'tl -
Dece3 D. B. C0oPER,G&.M.
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The WeelxlY World.

A large quarto sheet, printed throughout in
largo type, and published every "Wednesday
morning. Among Its prominent features are;
/. Its very full and acc iratc market reports,
embracing the live stock markets of New York,
Albany, Brighton, Cambridge and Philadel-
phia; the New York country produce market
and general produce markets of the country;
and full reports of the New York money mar
ket. Each of these reports are compiled with
great care, and contain the latest quotations
that can be obtained up to the time OF putting
the paper to press. - IDs sfiEe
?. Its Agricultural Department, which con-
t.lins each week articles on practical and seien-
tific farming that are Of great value 10 Ameri-
can farmers. \ special feature of this depart
ment is q weekly summary OF the condition Of
the hop market at home and abroad.
A very fun report of the proceedings of tn,
Fa. mers' Club OF the American Institute i.
printed il each issue of The Weekly WoRL i
tic day after the meeting of the Club. BY thi:
arrangement the report appears in the Weekly
WORLD one week In advance Of its publicstio1
in any other weekly paper.
4. A portion of the Weekly WORLD is reserr
ed for family reading matter, including origina
and selected stories, Looms, waits of hnmor
and extracts from books and periodicals. Par
ticular attention will be given to this depart
ment during the year. -.r II
). special Feature Of the Weekly WeRLu
is carefully compiled summary Of the news
of each week. II Is made so complete that No
one who reads it can fail OF being well posted
On all the impOrtaut news of the day 90.
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DIRECTIONS.
Additions to Clubs may be made any lime

Additions to Clubs may he made any lime in
the year at the ab"ye Club rates. T-alf.f
Changes in Club Lists made only on request
of persons receiving Club packages. stating
date of subscription, edition, postohhcc, and
State to which Il has previously been sent, and
enclosing g cents to pay for trouble OF the
charge TO separate address. - d
TERMs-Cash in advance. Send Postaiiice
Money Order, Bank Draft, or Registered Letter
Bills sent by mail will be at the risk OF the
;, nder. We have no travelling agents. Speci.
wherever and whenever desired. Address all
orders and letters to 1.-THE WORRIED" .
s. Park Row, New York.
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I-' ~ A. n. Williams vs.. II. Golfer.
1t appearing to me from the affidavit Of plain
till, that the defendant is u nonresident OF the
St.te of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served on him, and it appear
ing that his goods have been attached by garn.
ishment, if is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four conse,u tive weeks
in the Columbus HERALD, newspaper publish
ed in the town of Columbia, Tenn, requiring
saidi IT.. Coher 10 appear before me on
Monday, the Goth day of February, 1871,
to defend the attachment suit. commenced
against him by the plaintiff, or the same will be
proceeded with ex parte as to him.
Jan6 .. CHAS. CLAIR J.P.
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April 's-tf JNo. N. LARKIss & co, Z
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sEs-- --i ri tta 81
In CIIANCERl AT COLI MBIA.r ss


H. w. Scott, and others, rs Tyrce Noles, al
ministrator, It al, Order OF Publication.
happening to me from eomplainant's bill,
sworn to. that Perinelia ]. Harvey, and Thorn
as !. Harvey. are defendants in this cause
and inon-residents of the State of Ten
nessee, SO that the ordinary process OF law
cannot be served On them, 1t is therefore or.
dered by me that publication be made in The Co
lumbia HERALD, newspaper published in the
town of Columbia, for four successive weeks
theiast Of which shall beat least one week be-
fore the next sitting Of the Ohancery Court, e
be held at the Court Housein the town of Go.
lumbia, Maury county. Tennessee, on the first
Monday in June next, requiring said defend
ants then and there to appear, and plead, an
taken for confessed, as to them, and set fol
bearing, ex partc. D.B..COOPER, q. &.M.
Dec SIT. - : Z ftfr ~ 81 rffEtFf+ RI '
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4, Passs,gs.. ls5Ta85; Amber a 10
York and TSosfsi--, =, az, N
in East fcnhessse aad "" " ''eet ~
connections through BY takise r,,,,
train out Of Nashville. ra"'''y'
THIS Is THE SHORT noe ,urse,.
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TY,e Senai.WeckIy World.

Published Tuesday and Friday, is large
quartc sheet. containing all til. news published
in the Daily WORLD, with the exception Of such
local reports as may be of no interest to non
residents Of New York City. Its market re-
ports are as full as those Of the daily edition
and it contains, besides interesting literary
matter, on Friday OF each week tuli report Of
the Farmers - Club. lL-.L| --tL. ~. - u ~
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ATTACHMENTS.

Jan 6, 1871.
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Tho Daily Mat.ld.
The world Aim: /, nj, s.s.

Contains all the news Of the dag that eau be
obtained by mail and telegraph from all parts
Ct the world, and thorough discussions of all
fonirs of interest : Estf -fit n.
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TERMS m MAIL.
WEEKLY WORLD.

copy year. 4-t.:.it SO o.
4 copicS year, separately addressed 90
10 copies wear, separately addressed -. 10 o.
And an extra copy to gettcr UP of club. u f1
20 copies year, to one address. D 90
And an extra copy to gctter up OF club, -
e0copies year, separately addressed q 90
And an extra copy to getterup ofc'ub.
10 copies year, to one address 80 90
Ana Semi Weekly year to getter up Of club.
80 copies year, separately addressed. :. laJ5 90
And Semi Weekly year TO getter up Of club.
100 copies year, one address, .-,.. 100 10
And the Daily year TO getter up of Climb. ...
And the Dali, year to gcttcr up Of club.
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SHOE SHOP REMOVED. irla
lr.fi e7rs sss-4s esp islf8e % gi4sI 81
j. D. Hackney

Has removed his boot and Shoe Shop from
:" The Inn TO Hodge's new Block, ID door
the services Of two as good shoc-makcrs as any
in the State, George Billiard, Ellison ans, 9TH
ers. All cobbling done at shortest notice, and
in the best style. Cali and see for yourselves.
Decg-9t isfp. Tsag -|E = riisi ~
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.


WILL NOT GRIND WHEAT FOR TOLL,
w except the best quality, Of not less than
eight or ten bushels. Small lots can be ex-
changed for -four. Will continue to grind corn
for toll. '..rH tf~ =. A4
!, We have Meal at 80 cents per bu. Flour,
second to none made in the country, at q 2j at
Mills; So 80 in Columbia. Seconds. 81 30 Der
hundred lbs Bran. 81 90 per hundred.
All orders addressed us at WilIiamsport.
Jan6-3: KINZER & WHITE.
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sworn to, that Jvseph a. Martin, Charles +.
Martin, Rufus Polk and wife. Cynthia Polk, are
defendants in this cause, and are non,residents
efthe State OF. Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served on them, 1t IS
therefore ordered BY me that publication be
made in the CoLTNBIA HERALD, newspaper
published in the town Of Columbia, tor four
successive weeks, the last OF which shall be at
least one week before the next sitting of the
IN The town Of Columbia. Marry. county, Tenn,
ON the LIST Monday in June next, requiring them
then and there to appear and plead, answer or
demur To coinpainant's bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as Re them and set for hear
ing ex parte- d. b. COOPER, G. an.
2 Deeg-it - Ii .r--..-.f- t-.-,-. 80
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Martin 4 Pickard vs. ]. u. Grs en-.

Before Benz. Harrison, Justice Ofthe Peace.
1t appearing to me from The affidavit of the
plaintiff that the defendant go absccnds himself
that the ordinary process of Law cann5t be served
on him, and it further appearing that his prop
erty has been attached, II is therefore ordered
BY me that publication be made in the Coluln-
bia HERALD, newspaper published in Maury
county, that the defendant appear before Inc, ON
the Goth day Of February, 1871, and plead, an
swcr or defend said attachment, or the same will
be proceeded with ex parte as to him.
Jan6 BENZ. HARRISON, Up.
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AS A VEHICLE OLE NEWS

Tue WORLD (now ia the eleventh year of it,
existence has always held the first rank among
metropolitan journals. Its news on every topic
of interest, political, commercial, literary, So
eial, domestic, and foreign, is always fresh,
abundant, various. and accurate, comprising
the whole circle ofcurrent intelligence, always
rendered with such promptitude and spirit that
the paper has large and increasing circulation
among political opponents for its superiority in
thsSa
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
"a All persons indebted to the estate Of Sam1
H. Armstrong doc'd, are requested to settle b,
the Both Of January. and avoid costs
kffGf yte C.. FOSTER WILLIAMS,
Jau6-1t .......i .-...- ....f Admir-.
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CoLEM BIA, TENN:
FRIDAY. JANUARY q, 1871

nS ALL Advertising will be considered
ASH and collectable any time after the
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These Goods hays slr been bought since tha
great decline in gold, for CASH, and We viii
sell them at the s3ga ,gHifnsEl5 is -
LOWEST CASH PRICES FOR JAsy,
Orion crsdit to such persons as viii clcss
their accounts on or before the LIST Of September
at the same rrices--with ths distinct nhder-
standing that SIX per cent, willbsadded e s4ss5
bill which is g9t spa'd &, maturity We are
obliGge 10 adopt this system IN order 10 place all
II OUT customers on an eqail footing. -.
CALL 4 ND s EE Z s. ~
April If JNo. N. EARKIyS 8 co. Z
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i E-Ha-aa - -Nrsa-
E4s z TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE CoMPrRoL'R OF THE QUINCY, !
5-lit % Washington, Sept. 27th, 1870.
"HEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIL
wv dence presented to the undersigned, il has
been made to appear that ThE FIRsf NAfIoNAL
BANK OF Corr HBIs, in the City of Columbia, in
the County of Naury, and State of Tennessee,
has been duly organized under and according
10 the requirements OF the Act Of Congress en-
titled An Act to provide National Currency,
secured by pledge Of United States bonds,
and to provide fur the circulation and redemp-
ton thereof. approved june Sd, 1854. and has
complied with all the provisions Of said Act re-
CURED to be complied with before commencing
the business of Banking under said Act. ~
Now, therefore, Jno. Jay Knox, Acting
Comptroller Of the Currency, do hereby certify
that fHs FIRST National BANK or CoLt-ABIi
in the City of Columbia, in the County of Mac
~, and State of Tennessee, is authorized to
commenee the business OF banking under the
Act aforesaid. - .4t Il, t.,rf t.rfr..
.expa~eNs In testimony whereof, witness
W3 ,my hand and Seal Of Office, this
SASY eth day Of September, 1879.
Z f-@as Is JN0.JAY KNOX, s's
III Acting eoInptroller of the Currency.
Gl.fNt
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tl41,51l IS

I. James b. Childrsss, Cashier of the Fir
National Bank Of Columbia, Tennessee, do
emnlv swear that the above statement Is true
the best of my Knowledge and belief. -
JAMES b. CHIIDRtSS, Cashier.
Carrsc Attest:
>JoHS FRIERsoS,
RIB. Moons, Directors.
]. ". KEEsEs,
STATE or TESSEssKF,i
Comfy al Marry.
Ssoru 10 and sybscrihed baforc ne, this I'd
JOHN N. HICKEY,
Jane County cou't Gers,
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For the SAME kind and quality OF work, for
CASH, AND CASH ONLY or the same amount
in iron or brass, which we will take the same
as cash in xchange fer work orware. We are
compelled 10 adopt this plan in self-dcfence, as
we cannot sustain our business otherwise. A
word to the wise is sufficient; therefore, don't
ask us for c-edi; during the year 1871. Come
and see rs and give US trial before you 20 to
Nashville and pay the same prices, with freight
mud expence added.
All parties indebted to Us for the Year 1870
will please COME forward and settle before jan
uary 18th, OF they will find their bills in the
hands of an officer after that date.
Shop near r. Il. Depot, Columbia, TcDu.
Deco3
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During the past four years our Watches hsyc
been so thoroughly tested, that fer appearance,
styieof finish, and accuracy of tinle-keepng the
" Glrard Watches" are universally acceded to
be the best. They retain their brilliancy and
color until worn out. <0lHsEftN a
IF after purchasing and fairly trying. any
one Is not fully satisfied, me will chcerfully re-
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FAMILY SUPPLIES,

FIRE., b and cheap Sugar. Nelasses ard Syrup
of the best brands, Carolina Rice, Bacon, Ness
Pork, Sugar Cured Hams, Lard, Flour and
Mes., Candles and Coal Oil, and everything
usually kept in Wholesale Grocery, And
they make a speciality of allhinds of FARM an
GARDEN SEEDS. -. IN -.-...'..r ....,...i
Everything New Everything bought low fPr
Cash and everything soldiow - -
~ ,.a air FOR CASH. s.. seasi
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AS AN ORGAN OF OPINION

THE WORLD is fearless, trcnchant, indomitablc;
ardent in is advocacy of sound Democratic
principles, unsraring in its denunciation of po-
Iitical abuses and corruption; and not combining
its discussions to mere politics, it takes wide
range, touches upon a great variety of subjects,
and aims to be safe guide of public opinion
on all topics which engage public attention. 1t
gives conspicuous prominence to trade, cGn-
merce, and finance, and on those topics invites
comparison with any other journal published at
the commercial metropolis. .-S
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Nor11cE !.

All persons are hers.I noiiied mot to
trespass OF bly, p REFUSES near Knob
Creek Meeting House; will prosecute
every person that hunts, or passes
through my promises, orihlteiss 70 my
fence. - @ . rU'O'N>->'a
Dec. y, rNf