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Gold at l p. N. llI1sa

= WHY will the pulpit sttll persist 10 speak.
ing Of ths Chicago hressa disp-nsstion Of
Providsnes' Why not say, % is tho truth,
shat the DIRE wss invited, and that the only
wendsr isit hasso long declined the invi-
tation. TO come. Chicago was inasmabl .
from end 70 end, it' wa inasmabls 10 ito
several paris. and those parn we're bound
'og.thsr BY ipdsmabls ties. To say thai
ws cannot mo Why good God should per-
init such dsvaststion BY are. is 10 say that
= good God should permit msn to build Of
paper, pine, aud pitch, and then BY mlraeu.
lous Intervention make such tinder Gre
proof Men cannot violsts the most ordlu.
cry rulss Of prudence snd expect immunity
rom dissstsr.
Tss tArribls Ores in The woodsnseetious Of
Wisconsin and Michigan, may draw upon
onr faith. 1t is impossible TO fstbom the
Providence there concealed, and We do not
worder that the wretched survivors Of these
flames hold up their hands aud cry ou,
"Wby should tbis be so."
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Society and Fss:hion.

The newest tall outdoor garment 10 the
Asrqniss mantle. II 10 . Iooss sacqne eov-
cred half way down With large cape. which
10 looped up to the collar 10 the back
With large, fat, Arabian bow. All richly
braided.
Basqnes have entirely superseded round
waists except in case OF tho plated hIo,ies
waists, and these made up 10 heavier ma
terial are freqnsotly worn sS . basque, the
plai's being lot loose below lbs wais. and
over instead Of under skirts.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-03

The party st Plumer, les. evening, was .
very pleasant affair. Abont thirty couple
were 10 attendance from this place and the
surrounding towns. The supper was gotten
up 10 elegant style--oysters cooked 10 every
way, elegant frosted cakss, trimmed with
beautiful boqus's Of flowers, aud almost ev-
srythins that could tempt the palate and
please the eye, was 10 be found on the table.
Dancing was kept up 70 alate hour, when
tbs party broke up. oil hoping that CLARK
would give msny more such pleasant. partie.
10 the future.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-03

The celebrated breach Of promise case
between Miss Mcbride and Mr.. Wagner,
which was tried at Franklin last summer,
and created great interest. will come up
during the next session Of the Supreme
Court 10 this city. Itwiii be remembered
that the jury gave the lady something over
three thousand dollars dansgss for broken
heart Mr. Wagner uow briugs counter
suit on writ Of error 10 tbe.Surprsme Court
The bnefa are being printed for the trial
which will probably reopen tbsDwhols case.
Pittsburgh Post
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-03

A burned out girl Of Chiesgo, wrote to
her lover at Washington, that be would
nave bsen surprised to see Der. the morning
after The Ere, "wIth . pair of Jim's old
pants on, one slipper, one shoe snd water.
Froof cloak And, she remarked, "tsat
would max. . splendid wedding sui,
wouldn'. III" The young m,u, il /.
worthy Of tie girl, should reply that hs
seeks the bird spd no. the feathers.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-03

BORING FOR OIL-Our townsman, Mr..
J. W. Beatty, has invented new toy for
children which 10 de cdedly nouef and can
not fail Of affording great amusement to the
little ones. The toy consists of miniature
derrick, bull wheel, sampson post, engine
house, asd rig complete. Inside the engine
house 10 placed aspecies Of clock work,
which, when wound up, starts the p,tnan
crank aud walking beam in motion, and it
hss oil the appearance Of . drilling weIl.-
Inside the derrick miniature man ''driIls
away" % II intent on striking q hundred
barrel we'll. Nr. B. hss nled caveatin the
patent ONCE st washinston aud intends
svshtua lly taking out patent
rPeI Centre Record.
Nr. b. needn't eavsat on cur account
We are "oue Of the boy" that don't need
any such toy to remind ne Of our oil exper-
isacs. We can recall the days when va
were intent 90 striking . hundred barrel
we'll, st any time, BY taking . squint at our
pocket book:
r James!own Journal.
It's likely story to tell that an editor
ever had money enough to drill a we'll, or
even enough to pay for digging the conduc-
Tor hole. When tho local editor Of the Jour-
nal was In the oil region hs WAS not co ant.
Cd millionaire. in fact people did say
that be was possessed OF . vefy small share
Of the "Root Of aliIevil, and now be says
"'twas because hs bored for oil that bis
pocket book 10 iean." It won't wash. Root,
because lrs too poor q quality.
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his reported G. D. Angel ESQ.,, the oil,
prince of ForestviIle, has sold bis intstes. in
tue Angel aud Prentice tract in oiIdom fol-
$s25,O0o. y We trust this 10 80 and that An.
sell has got the money-S225, 900 Is enough
Tor any man to have 10 rural village like
Foressvilie. We have always tho ught that
when we could make S225,OOO We should
rstirs from active business. We despise the
idea OF riches. Jamestown Journal.
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We have heretofore Inadvertently omitted
to mention the fact that Dr.. v. McAlpiue,
long connected With the dental office 10 this
place, had established sns Office At Rouse.
vile, over Shepard's dry goods store. The
DR.. is thorough master Of the dental pro-
fe'sion, and we doubt not will give su,irs
satisfaction to the good people Of Rouse.
vile. Success attend him.
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Tos letter Of our Arizona correspondent,
SHOWS ho" Uncle Sans boys improve esc b
ao'nins hour in that uopromisiug rsgiou..-
when not bunting Apache scalps they rssd
the papers, spout 10 . debating club, or pI.y
os's os'i About this time, when .hs East
srn blue, red, and white "lsgs" are running
'os'r last oases Of the year, the Arizona
o'u' legs ara playing the opening match q /
the seascn.~-c.ers. Hsrali
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Yesterday snd to-day have been pleasant
autumn days-too pleasant to last any
length OF time. A. the poet says-
by the len athening twilight hours;
By the chill aud fragrant showers;
BY the aowerets pale and faded;
By the leaves with russet shaded;
BY the gray and clouded morn;
By the dropping cara of corn;
By the meadows over spread
With the spiders wavy thread;
BY the soft and shsdowy sky;
By the thousand tears that lie
Every weeping bow oeneath-
Summer. We perceive thy death
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Nearly one hundred season tickets hava
already been sold for the Y. N. c. A. Lee.
ture Course, In this placs the coming win.
ter. Parties desiring tickets shonid call at
the P. o. Newsroom, J. W. Thompson's
grocery store. or Of j. NJ. Dickey.
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House For Sale.

A Desirable residence located on Boyd
farm, with all couveniences tor a good sized
family, for sale cheap. Good water 10 the
house. Enquire Of
r. J. HANNA
Petroleum Centre, oct 80 I'm.
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u Elegant FLOUR from NEW WHEAT
aud selling at remarkably low figures. ~
SCHERMERHORN l. TEN EYCK,
s4.N. Cor. I'd Il Washington Sts.
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The TisusvilIe editors srs sngagsd in the
pleasant labor Of exposing one anothers
private charsctsrs. Good enough for them
but hard on the public.
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aSOtr townsman, Mr.. G J. Cross. returned
from visit to Chicago, day or two since.
Represents business - good, and the burnt
district rapidly being built up.
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Divine Service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at II A. N. and
~ P. II. Sabbath School at l21f r. n.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend.
Rev. P. W. ScoyIsLD, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching o. II O'clock A. n, and ~
o'clock P. n.
D. PATTON. Pastor.
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The Oh: Creek Railroad Company are
ABOUT to erect new buildings on the site Of
those rseshtly destroyed BY fire at CORY.
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Groups Of statuary from the old master
in those superb lamps At Christi.'s.
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II you
Want Salesman.
Want . Servant Girl,
Want to Sell Horse.
Want to Sell Patent,
Want to Lend Money,
Want to Buy House,
Want to Sell a Carriage,
Want to Borrow Money.
Went to Sell an Oil Weil.
wsn' to Buy ~ Engine or Boiler
Want to Sell House and Lot,
Want to iad a Stray-d Animsl
Want to Sell Piece OF Farniiur.
Mspt to Buy . Second. hand Csrri...
Want to Sch Tubing, Casior. "a. b.. -
went to Find an owner ior sn,,S,,. ~,
Found. Advertise 10 the REcosn. :, NY, ,".
o"o 'so Thousand people read I weekly. '
a BUFFALO OUTLAY. n,
Scheruerhorn 4 TsnEvck,
!ui. IT, Cor. :nd d w0nipg,ou 81,
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A band'of muaicisns. representing them
sslv's assnfarers by the Chicago nfe, play
sd some eso'llsnt music on the streets, this
forenoon
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A. A. Bowen. next TO Winsor Bros has on
oand and 10 constantly receiving Peaches
Apples. Watrrmelons and fruin OF all kinds
he also has some Of the finest cigars in the
market. Cigars that every one else sells
Tor l5cts. can he bought Of him for lOcts,-
Go and See Him.
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Groups Of statnary from the old ma6tert
10 those superb ismps at Christis'a
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Fresh Eggs aud SUPERIOR BUTTER
SCHEMERHORN & TEN EYCK'S
cor. Washington J. Second Streets. mast
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The following affecting lines are copied
from 40 English life insurance pamphlet %.
titled "Thinks for the Though.fal." We
consider them suggestive:
When poor pa died and went to heaven,
What grief mamma endured;
But oh! that grief was soon assuaged,
For pa be was insured;
And when na went there oh. how iuuny!
The officer paid ber . all the money.
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LIVE AND LET LlVE!

Jnst received at Mease & Armstrong;
Flour and Feed S ore. |. 800 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which will be sold ct low.
est cash pticesl o29-tf
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ITEMS.

. Andy Johusen's nurses are beginning to
die.
Ten cigarettes day is Eugenie's allow
Ance.
Germany will adopt the decimal money
systsm.
The "Cbicsgo sufferer" is becoming nu
merous.
Three large aerolites have been picked up
10 Greenland. q.
In re cent syndicate Savannah man ~
bis nose bitten Of. w
Rev. J L. vsllsudighsm is preparing .
memoir OF his brother.
A prscocious Philsdelphis youth. burglar
lied his fathers house.
And now . Wisconsin blacksmith has fall
On heir to that million dollars.
A blood stained star which lately horridsd
Texas broved 10 be . signal light
When vincennrs citizens meet they do
not ask concerning each otber's health.
They simply shake" and 60 directly to the
nearest drug store for quiniue.
Two st. Loissns, one white and the other
colored, organized war Of races, and plug
ged one another with sIuug- shot for the
possession Of au old plug bat
Two slopists OF very tender age halted 10
Virginia village, refreshed themselves
with ginger cake. and then pursued their
way towsrd North Carolins aod liberty.
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New Styles Silk Hats!
stA. ALDEN'S
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Tho .nssfnl combred with the bssntifu
In one OF those .statuary Lamps. at Chris
ties.
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New Neat and Nobby Sill K..HATS!
a. ALDEN
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New Styles SILK HATS!
sep. 26, at ALDEN'S
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The America CuOk Stovs at
GoRDON's
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For Sale.

HOUSE owned BY Mrs. III. B. Phinny In
Wild Cat, Tor sale. Enquire on the prem
ises Oe ofC. G. Church, McC ray House.
oct. lS.lm.
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The America Cook Stove at
GORDON's.
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ARRIVAL ann DErAKcpRE Of
TRAINS ON ~. q. 4 a. 4. ".
On and sitter SUNDAY. Aug. 18th. 1871,
trains will suu as fvlicSs:
North NO. q. NO. No. l.
Leave irvine. l2,lSPx. sos N
Lsavs OIL City 800 AN. a.2p P N. 7,4o p N
P~t.Oen 8,36 " $50 4" s23
Titnsv. 7.35 4.46 4" go "
Arrive Cory, sts s,lo lo,s2 4"
SOUTH. M, no. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, 100 A M. e,ibAA $50 P =
Titusv. l2.45r 4. 7.l2 +" 7,40 "
p. Cen. l,28 " S.28 Z" $50
Arrive o. City 2,l0 " $40 " 9,lo "
"E Irvine. 4.40 I" 1901
~ No. s and run on Sunday.
FRKiGHT TRAINS NORTH.
NO 10 No. 10. No. il. No. 10. No. ..
Ls OC, o,as An. j ,ooA. Il. l,SoAn. essAn
!N,p. ATP c iSss III. ,ssr. gs lsSr.ss s sss
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
No. 10 No. g. No. ia No. IA Nc, .
FL :,sA. g . ssA. . ,,e..: II, 3 ~. ssSr. !, .
..PPCCssa .PCCsaS s " :. @ 19@ S@r... S,s sso
No. q Leave. Onion, 80 m. Titusvills. TO-;
city, 1y0e p N.
No. 10 Leaves Union !, 40 p. M; Titus Vile. 4.05
Pm. Pet Centre, D. '46 p N arrives at Oil City,
S,68 pm
OIL City and Petroleum Centre freight, leaves OIL
City ~ Q. m, arrives ct Petroleum Centre II 10
n. Leaves Petroleum Centre at ] ESP NJ, arrives
u OH CITY 800 p. m,
], As,A 5 and are express trains.
Noe 10 and 70 are through accommodation,
esnnecting q Cnry and Ir,lnston for East and
GorSh.
Nos - a1d u ftsisAt accommodation.
no. IL aud 10 run on Sunday between Titusvills
~ Union.
snvYR PALAcl sLRIPius Cans
No. A-Direct to Williamsport without change
% Philadelphia and New York line.
Ne. l-Direct from Williamspors without
SAAngs by Phil. and N. 7. line
No. 6-Direot from Pittsbureh without change.
Ne 0-Direct to Pittsb urgh without change
Monday, June s, 1871.
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u Fine French Confectionery, At the
Variety Store of J. ". Beatty.
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The America Cook Stove at
GoRDoN's.
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The America Cook S.oyeat
GORDONS.
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Splend id SILK HATS!
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A LhssON FOR THE GIRLS.-My
pretty little dears-you are no more
fit for matrimony than a pullet is to
look aftera family of fourteen chick
ems. The truth is, my dear girls,
you want, generally speaking, more
liberty and less fashionable restraint,
more kitchen and less sofa, more
making buildings and less piano,
more frankness and less mock mod
esty, more breakfast and less hustle
-buxom rosy checked full-breasted,
bouncing lass, who can darn stock
ings, make her own frocks, mend
trowsers, command a regiment of
pots and kettles, milk the cows, feed
the pigs, chop the wood, and shoot
a wild duck as we'll as the Duchess
of Marlborough or the Queen of
Spain and be lady withal in the
drawing room.--MrS. Ellis.
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THE WIFE.-No man lever pros
pered in the world without the CO.
operation of his wife. If she unites
in mutual endeavors, or rewards his
labors with an endearing smile, with
what confidence will he resort to his
merchandise or his farm, fly over
the land, sail upon the seas, meet
difficulty and encounter danger, if
he knows that he is not spending his
strength in vain, but that his labor
will be rewarded by the sweets of
home Solicitude and disappoint-
ment enter into the history of every
mans life and he is but half pro-
vided for his voyage who finds but
an associate for happy hours, while
for months of darkness and distress
no sympathizing partner is pre-
pared.
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Thr salarietta sol'rnal.

Uncle Sam-a downeast farmer
known far and wide by this patriotic
title-had neighbor who was in
the habit of working on Sundays,
but afterwhile this Sabbath-breaker
joined the church One day our
friend met the minister to whose
church he belonged.
"Well, Uncle Sam" said he, "do
YOU see any difference in Mr.. P
since he joined the church 7"
ooh yes" said Uncle Sam, "a
great difference. Before, when he
went out to mend his fences on Sum
day he carried his ak on his should
er, but now he carries it under his
coat"
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STEPHEN ALIENS POCKET PIECE

In the pocket-book Of the Hon.
Stephen Allen, who was drowned
from on board the Henry Clay, was
found on a printed slip, apparently
cut from newspaper, of which the
following is copy. 1t is worthy to
be put in every newspaper, and en-
graved on every mans heart:
Make few promises.
Always speak the truth.
Keep good company or none.
Never speak evil of any one.
Live up to your engagements.
BE just before you are generous.
Never play at any game of chance.
Drink no kind of Intoxicating
liquors.
Good character is above all things
else.
Keep your own secrets, if you
have any.
Do not marry until Won are able to
support wife.
Keep yourself innocent if You
would be happy.
When you speak to a person look
him in the face.
Make no haste to be rich, if you
would prosper.
Ever live-misfortuns excepted
within your income.
Save when you are young, to
spend when you are old.
Avoid temptation for fear you
may not withstand it,
Never run into debt unless you
see some way to get out again.
Small and steady gains give com.
potency with a tranquil mind.
Good company and good CONVEX
sation are the sinews of virtue.
Your character cannot be essen
TALLY injured except by your owl
acts.
If any one speaks evil of you lie
your life be so that none will beliSv'
him.
When you retire to bed, thinl
over what you have been doing dur
ing the day.
Never be idle if your hand can
, be employed usefully, attend to tn
cultivation of your mind.
Read over the above maxim
, carefully and thOugbtfully, at leas
once every week.
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Coon LUcK.-Some young men
talk about good luck. Good luck is
to get up at six o'clock in the morn
ing. Good luck, you only have a
shilling week, is to live on eleven
pence and save a penny. Good luck
is to trouble your head with your
own and let other business alone
Good luck is, fulfil the command
ments, and to do unto other people
as we wish them to do unto us. We
must plod and persevere. Pence
must be taken care of, because they
are the seeds of guineas. To "get
on in the world" we must take
care of home, sweep our own door
ways clean, try to help other people,
avoid temptations, and have truth
and faith in God.
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In Rome a man last week made a
wager that he could swallow closed
umbrella down his throat to the han.
die. No sooner had he accomplish
ed the feat than the base wretch
who made the bet seized the UNI
brella by the handle and opened it
all the way, clinching it on the
catch. He then fed. Of course all
efforts to close the umbrella and re-
move it have been utterly useless,
and the poor sufferer walks about
with his person distended in man
ner that is inexpressibly painful.
These practical Jokes are very
wrong.
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A PROCLAMATION.
g = Q r CT -:
By RUFUS B. BULLOCK.
Governor Of said State.

Whereas, Official information has been re
eeived at this Department that on or about tho
first of day OF May last, ia the county of Full
ton, one John Campbell did, without pPovoea-
ton whatever commit the offense Of assault
with intent to murder, upon the person Of +,
NJ, Smith by shooting at him six times, two Of
the shots taking effect aud inficting serious
wounds on the body of said Smith aud
Whereas, Notwithstanding the effoiis Of the
civil officers Of Fulton county to arrest the said
Campbell, he has succeeded in making his e.
cape and Is now at large and it being further
reported that he, the said Campbell is a very
desperate character, and generally bidding de-
fanee to the officers of the law:
Now therefore, in order TO more speedily
secure his arrest, / have thought proper 10 is
sue this, my proclamation; hereby altering a re
ward of Five Hundred Dollars for The appre
hension AID delivery ofthe said Campbell to the
Sheriff of said county of Fulton. in order that
he may be brought to trial for the offense with
which he stands charged.i
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
State, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this the
first day of June in the year of our
Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-one
and of the Independence of the United
States of America, the Ninety fifth.
RUFUS b. BULLOCK.
BY the Governor:
DAVID G. CoTTING, Secretary Of State.
june Oft
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oAacial Advertisements, &c.
a PROCLAMATION.
GEORGIA
By RUFUS B. BULLOCK,
Governor of said State.

WHEREAS, There is now pending in the Su
perior Court of Cherokee County a Bill Of In
dictment, charging James B. Cloud, VIM. Cloud
and Geo P. McCraw, alias Lafayette McCraw,
with the crime of murder, alleged to have been
committed upon the body ofJerry Garrison in
said county of Cherokee; and
Whereas, The said james b. Cloud, VIM
Cloud and Geo p McCraw, alias Lafayette
MeCraw have been arrested and confined I'M
der said charge, and subsequently made their
escape from Jail by breaking therefrom, and
are now at large, greatly to the danger Of the
peace and good order of the community.
Now therefore in order to bring them to a
speedy trial for the crime with which they stand
charged, have thought proper to issue this,
my proclamation, hereby offering a reward of
Two Thousand Dollars each, for the apprehen-
sion and delivery of the said james b. Cloud,
WIN. Cloud and Geo, p. McCraw, alias LaFay-
cite McCraw, to the Sheriff of Cherokee county.
Given under my Hand and the Great Seal Of
the State, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this 18th
day of May, in the year ofour Lord Eighteen
Hundred and Seventy One, and of the INDIE
pendence OF the United States of Amerca, the
Ninety Fifth
RUFUS b. BULLOCK
BY the Governor:
DAVID G. CoTTING, Secretary of State.
june l6-4t
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DISMISSION.

Whereas, g. b. Bentley, Admir- and Jane
Grisham. Administrative, of the Estate of VIM.
Grisham, deceased, represent to the Court by
tkeir petition, that they have fully administered
said Estate. This is therefore to cite and ad-
monsh all, and singular kindred and creditors,
to show eavse if any they can, why the said
Administrators should not be discharged, and
Letters of Dismission granted to them on the
first Monday in October next,
C. J. Shepard, Ord'y.