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Auditors Report.

The annual report of the Auditor
of Public Accounts, which was pub.
lished in our issue of yesterday
morning is worthy Of careful consid-
Grafton. 1t shows the receipts for
ihe fiscal year ending December 31st
1870, to have been 81, 066,092,15
and the disbursement during the
same period were 1851, 240,90,
%levving a balance of S4,S42,25.
An interesting statement is made
in relation to the common school
fund, showing that the receipts in
the treasury on its account were
S210,610 26, and that the disburse-
ments were only S4.259 "a, leaving
to the credit of the fund the sum of
S206, 351 o.
The Auditor makes the following
suggestions with regard to tho Rev.
ennc law
IF any changes are deemed des-
irablc in the Revenue law, | suggest
that the subjectshave your earliest
attention, aud that they be made
at the earliest period practicable. 1t
is the duty Of the Auditor TO send
ont the assessment rolls at the be-
CHING Of the fiscal year, and a
change in the law after the assess
ment has commenced, will produce
much confusion and expense
lie says the certificates OF indebt.
odness to the amount Of $4,000
were contracted for with the Cont.
mental Bank Note Company of New
York CITY for s3,736 80 in cnrren-
", which was 81 900 less than any
proposal recived. They. compare
favorably ii their execution witlithe
hest bank note bills which have
been gotten up during the last ten
years. They look as well, and arc
worth about The same amount Of
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While travelling on the Miss. 4
Tenn. X. r. on Saturday, 14th inst.
our attention wasdireetcd toa ratli-
CIR peculiar conversation which took
place in the seat in front of us, be-
tween a certain Memphis Cotton
Factor by the name of E. b. Chris
man and some two or three planters
from DeSoto, which impressed itself
SO much upon our memory that we
give it as one of the seven wonders
|ofthc factorage business. The coun-
|try man said to the Factor, are you
hot kept very busy with the custom
Iron our county? To which we
|cathered as reply, that the Factor
Ibid not solicit the patronage of De-
Soto and Marshall counties as they
Iwere so close to Memphis that every
(man who sent him a bale of cotton
|went to Memphis and called around
|to see it weighed and consumed his
valuable time otherwise, so that he
hrcferred customers at q distance
kvho shipped their cotton and receiv-
kl their money by express without
going to the city. "llow is that for
D,igh? 2 ussn excuse. 1t may have
abeen sour grapes.
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Shcrigs Sale.

Andrew Jackson,
"
Mrs. T, s. McCmckin,
Vcnli'ioni Eyponas in Circuit Court Pano.
IA County
BY virtue Of a writ ofycLdlioni eypona,
10 mo 4irecic from the office ottbe clerk Of
the circuitcourt Of Pmoll county. will, on
Monday the 9Th day Of February next in front
ofthc Court house door in the town Of pauola
expose to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, iorcaSh, all the right title and ~istcrcsl
the defendant Mrs. r, s. McCrackin, has in
and to.the following described lands and ter-
ement' 10 wit Accr,ain lot Of ground in the
town of Sardis, in the county Of Pamela, State
of Mississippi, the semc being a portion Of
North East Quarter of section thirty four, (8l)
in Township seven ~ Raape seven al west,
together with the dcweling hoase thereon, and
the same being the no 50 in which the delen-
dlnt now resides, stlc within lawful hours.
L OHANNE Sheriff.
Pamela January I'M ISL.
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Memphis & Louisville

Quick TINE. SURE CONNECTIONS.
by the
LoUrsvILLE Route
to all points
Noprn Ayp EAST.
No CHANGE OF Cars
from
MEMPHIS TO LOUISVILLE;
only one change to
Chicago, indianapolis,
i'rttsburg, Philadelphia
and Now York.
Only two changes to
Baltimore and Washington.
NO.. Eastern Passengers secure
Quicker time and less chaagcs Of cars
than By any other route, by
asking for tickets
ma. VIA LOUISVILLE. .esa
Purchase youv Tickets at
2B7! Main Street, Memphis,
or at
DEF OF Of VI. 4 L. Line, Memphis.
II L,
Transported in quick time and at
Low RATES,
Through bills Of lading at GUARANTEED
RATES may be preeuri d at ai principal Il. II.
offices in Eastern Cities.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent.
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Wee cal i tasal II ie a
sie sal iis=fa q.
100 ca
~ H4 a "a ih.
Zee 80 aganiau
iiai = 'f ~ ufsial gsasii.
Ws tffs Hraai U.s. hiifs .r
aaf eaaef elih its lf s.
NHll mssi earnestly fssemus
iiai afe ssihyn b. takes at ohss -
ihaia lai bmy ts ialrslassi dafng
~ present session u ti.a fezifa.
'ufe The benefits ~ q saBssl
lion are foo sfrafshf'o need lengthy
eoinmeht from nj. AMI SO know fiai
every one 10 The I've places musi eco
ihe necessity n immediate SETON.
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Mansfield 4 Ilighee's Extract OF Sarsaparilla
and lolide Of Potash is a thing that should be
in every house. 1t cures rheumatic affections,
neuralgia, boils and oruptions, mercurial dis
eases, and all diseases arising from impurities
ofthe blood.
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commissioners Sale of Land.


By virtue Of decree Of the Cbanccry Court
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered therein
on the Sth day 1fJuly 1870, in the snit oil
Charles Butler, ct al COM %lainants ys b. Il
Brown, Administrator Ct nj Defendants No.
27o, in said Court | will as Commissioner
therein appointed, on Monday the asth day
OF January 1850, at the Court house of said
County in the town Of Panola, viii in lawful
hours offer for sale, at public auction to the
highest bidder, tlm following Lands in said
county Of Pano'a, 10 wit: Tie East Half Of
Section Is, Township J.. raugc 6 We
Known AS the 'ohn @, IIardic place.
Terms OF Sale
On a credit Of three months Wit six
tr cclt ~Inte;cs with good security will be
"a ,irsa for d, ferred payment.
j. G. HARRISON,
e0-4t Commissioner.
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q ~ Csst. IS WHiis,
?. y. CLARK & Co.,
IMPORTERS
Watches. Jewciry, Diamonds
SITTER U.fRE,
spsrinefes, Fancy Goods, GYMS,
Electra,
No. / CgrAs Marble hlosk.

N0. ] 'tgff s hhrttf Hfofhf
. 200 Yen Srsz,
heapki', Tan. ol.sm
nist,srd ftNos Ana GHFAriY on AN L.
CREASE rs rus CurSthr-The sudden chang
ing Of weather b., done much to give rise 10
Consumption. But there ire thousands Of cr-
SOS who hrinpit on BY their own in'rrudeaee
-such rs wearing damp clothing and Poihg
rom the III, warm room into the cold air, aud
checking the perspiral'on, which causes irri-
tatiou Of the Lungs and then matter OF pllegm
will collect, which nature will try 70 relieve by
coughing Il mp, To pteyent pustnlcs from form
ing. II nature does not raise the matter with
ease, and stop this inflammation, tube clcs will
soon torn, and Consumption win soon follow.
Allen Lung Balsah will cute and prevent
thousands OF eases Of Consumption II Il bonly
taken in time. For sale by MI DrugQists.
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u % possible that there lives a mar who
would zee he wifs Or ehittron raie, day snef
day, from the effects If Co Island levers when
aiinale dollar peshspt will restore them 90
perm health by getting reNas Tonic Syrup
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shrrigs Sale.

Southern Express Co..
T. g. HInc-. nee r..
Ncniiio.bi FNpanrt Nv Circuit Cour
Pamela county
nv v'rtHc oth writ 1f ysnlH .oli o,paaH ID
me fircct'd tfom Che office or tho riefk pItr,
circuit court. oi rl10li county. vI on
Monday Nc6tt '.f 10 tyhmltt. ucyttn front
Of Che Count hoafe la.r in Doe town OF Piano.
w, expose 10 7rll u' puAir auction. ~ tho hirh.
est hiddtr, fr cash. An ih. right titlr and
interest, th' defendant T.. G.. lliuc, prrd
has in and tn ihr following described land,
and tcncmeuis to wit lit one M block -.
in the town Of Biicstillc in the county or Pa
no'a iogcths" with q certniu described house
thereon. Sale within Lawful hours.
T. oZANNEi Sheriff,
Pamela Miss. Jan. louh 1871.
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The work upon the levee leading
iron bridge is being rapidly
|hed forward to completion by the
Tractors, Messls. Wilkins & Sons,
| the entire work will be compile
in two weeks, if the weather is
|Orable. The work seems to be
done, yet it is impossible to
w how the changes in filling up
covered bridges will operate III
ping the lcvee to stand the over
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-01-28

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tfi 5m asf iai aa
Hi sHE aew sf
y Hi ssfg sifsn
AmJmC W iaa H b.
de
WWutf Tfa.H
cog
"a Az
Fs
NDttrL
FsFiss Indebted a. Jlfn
faf blaeksmifblnr = ~ piea. mH fnI
settle uiih PEE 81 BID mfly iiy. 81.
~ eif eiaims afr bow In MS iaui.
~ collection.
fHffvv Btypatpu.
Aiioumey Of ht.
l'auols jan 2lsi, 1871.
HINf. NAtf Hltat
in ~ ftesf itsf ff .sffg u.H
rtfAs ehats sstss
ihf rhIl thsi feit a. cold ~ riu
feiff Lir' ffif
IcNu Tonic aar 20 iu1l iri amin.
.aa|
e. m' aHl g. 90 ahianie beauty who
MAJ bern utHg Engiish F'msls nlfiers
s'
p't' " l"h pfih hH
~" t'e "e,'
~, "''" y ',aa
NJ. .'a., 't ''t,'H '''ie
"'' '"'l uP"hNl
"'o"'
TINS C0tNray srFws 70 wv firtrp WITH
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ChemicalTreatment Of Medicine.

ShVtAAbaA q VI hAtottfhN'
II II divided into the following departments,
FEMALE DgrARfakSr--ln this department
every complaint kuOwn TO woman il treated
with unyarying stiercss.
CAacfn DrrAEragNr.-Gancefs and tumors
are here cured in rihcty-cieht eases out Of
every hundred.
DrrARrNEar ron llrAgT HisEAsE --in tins
department, this formidable disease II treated
with iiir most gratifying %tpsults.
DEPARTMENT fog Skin DisEARrs -- Every
form d skin disease permanently cured here.
CoSsrMr1ios AND CArAnRu DrpARrsAsr.-
The professors in this deparfm, nj have made
many important discoveries in the treatment or
lung, throat md nose dispasts.
EyE Asp EAR DEraa1 rESr.--Thc eye and
ear most tcnderly and trinmphanily treated.
CONFIDENTIAL DEpARrasST.--Devoted 10 tn,
exclusive treatment OF q class Of malndies
namclcss here, hyan able professorship.
SURGICAL DEPARTMENT We daily perform
the most important operations known to Sur.
gerry,
All affairs Of a private chat held sacred
~ confidential.
HESH Office honrs from s o'clock In the NOR
ming I'LL ak O'Clock in the evening. 0ptn
every Sunday forenoon, from ga. m. 10 II n. IN.
a treaties on NIL diseases free OF charge 10
any address.
JB. RUSSELL. Nd,
Consulting Physie.s
j. C. WATSON, Secretary.
7 g. WARRAN, rlcamrer.
usl0~tf
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PAMELA.
SIM RRfEAla.

WO0TTEN-ASGIE. On the lOeh lust, a
the residence of the brides mother in Haywood
County, Tenn, by The Rev. W. Ingram, Wecms
Woottcn, of Long Creek, Mis- to Miss Lueic
s. Ashe, Of Haywood county, Tenn.
Virginia pap9rs please copy. II.
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Iaiics need never snfcr from pimplcs or
tih.r erup.ions. Mansfield 4 Ilighee have the
kell known Southern practitioner, DR.. Slammed
4 lbcrtS letter Ointment, which quickly re-
moves all such hlcmishce.
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The United States Hot-l, Louisville Ken
lucky, has been throughly retitted and refur.
nished.
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Hhfa fau Hs y h%ssaiifsi btsi ~ hsif fas
HV aeHffi 'fs frHtf aff tfafs i#s aa
sftbe inais1at iifaae iitf f%esisssf fhs
mr' hshiaaahis laiias n ihs sgah ~aisajs
So
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a1iers Liver Cordial is entirely harmless,
s'Htifely vegetable in its composiiion.-
srcnry o. mineral poison in it to destroy.
institution
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p. S. JuKEs, 1913 Second street,
bmphis, Tenn, has fine stock of
bves, Furnaces, Lamps, Tin ware.
pillow ware &C., OH hand that he
|ircs to sell cheap.
lie deties competition in prices in
ging and guttcring, and viii fill
orders from the country. j22-2t
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PEABODY HOTEL

~.
~ns WILL SNOWY H0rsE mas
tss.sa in,o he had. NJ I'VE undersigned
~ . tern n ysars Ne viii spare NJ a..
,ssiaa or rare 10 msts u
F~IRST-CLASS HOTEL.
10 ststy respect, nj hopes 10 merit q
liberal patronage.
Wv. G. MILLER.
Proprietor.
jan-7s Gn
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#uid extracts Of Buchu are common enough
q 'psre article il scarce. Comparison is
<lenged with Mansfield & lIigbcc's prepara-
which is guaranteed for strength.
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The execution of Solomon Strong,
sentenced to be hung on
at the last term Of the
Court, did not take place.
|he Governor has granted a respite
Pr twenty days, and strong efforts
Fc being made by the attorneys of
l. convicted party to get the SEN
Ricc of the court committed to i'm
fisonment for life, and we have very
Pile Doubt but that Governor Al
|rp will grant the petition Of the
Fyand court asking this to be done.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Ohh Wa
and Consumption.
Probably never before In the whole history Of
medicine, has any thing won so widely and so
deeply upon. the confidence Of mankind, as thig
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through q long series Of years, and among most
Of the races Of mon 1t has risen higher and higher
In their estimation, as 1t has become better known.
Its uniform character and power TO cure The va.
rious affections Of the lungs and throat, have
made 1t known as q reliable protector against
them. While adapted to milder forms OF disease
and to young children, 1t Us at the same time tho
most ~eflcctual remedy that can be given for lncip.
lent consumption, and the dangerous affections
Of the throat and lungs. As a provision against
euddcn attacks Of Group, II should be kept ON
hand in every family, and indeed as all are some
times subject to colds mud coughs, all should be
provided with this nntidote for them.
Although settled Communion Is thought in.
durable, still great numbers Of cases where the
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient restored 10 sound health
by the Cherry Pecfor0f. So complete Is lhs
mastery over the disorders Of the Lungs and
Throat, that the most obstinate Of them yield to u.
When nothing else could reach them, under the
Cherry PccfordI they subside and disappear.
Singers aud Public speakers lind great
protection from II.
asthma Is always relieved and often wholly
cured by 1t.
Bro,ichifis Is generally cured by taking the
Cherry Pecfof0f IN small and frequent doses.
So generally are It's virtues known, that We
need not publish the certificates Of them here, or
do more than assure the public that its qualities
are fully maintained.
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DIR. RUSSELL'S
S%eptennial
Medical InsfifHft
AZ North Court street, Mcmphis.

THIS INSTITUTION, incorporated ~ The
Stalc ofT'enncsscc, Ian l~cgalizcd association of
Scientific Ply s%icians and Surgeons, tesorcd 10
tho treatment Of patients, and Instruction in
the tlietsy and practice OF the
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Spread the Truth.

Some medical men insist that Is nndignifde
to advertise aremedy, however valuable it may
he. Queer reasoning this. 1t is like saying
that an article which the world needs should
bcshid in a corner-that benefits and blessings,
may be too widely dciused that the means Of
protectinE and restoring health should be a
close monopoly, and not accessible to all, The
argument is bad. Ii isworse than that. It is
inhuman. Suppose Hosteiter's Stomach Bit
tiers Is mn absolute specific for dyspepsia, bill
liousncss, and nervous debility--hAd never
been known beyond the repertoire Of the fdeul-
ty. what would have been the consequence 2
instead of curing and invigorating millions
the good Effects OF the preparation would have
been confined to competitive few. There l.
the highest authority for saying that light
should not be hid under q basbel, tot what
ever Is excellent should he placed as n city
upon a hill, where I'll men csn take cognizanee
Of t.. II is upon this principle that the Bit
tiers have been advertised, III every newspaper
of any prominence in . : wce.arA hemisphere,
asd that the spontaneous Testimonials In its
favor have been friuslatel p ~ written lan-
suages. Thousands enjoy perfect htailh to
day who would be lGngnishing on beds 81
sickness If the newspapers bad not spread the
truth uiili regard 10 this unequal invigofant
and corrective far and wide. Suppose profit
has been rcabci from This publicity. Is
that any argument against II II The rublic
health has been protected, If lives have been
saved, fihe feeble has strengthened and tie
sick restored, great gcod has been accomp.i b.
ed, mud who 70 mcan as te graigc 10 c~srr'ions
thus directed iacir fsirreward
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PARIS FALLEN!

Notwithstandir Paris has f'llch | want to
rent a fine plantation, with all the necessary
outhuildings-good dwelling, &c, and $50
acres of good valley land known rs the "Potts
Place. The place has a good gin house and
press, and there are some hands on the place
that can be contracted with.
Jan %, lS7l-3t W. V. POTTS.
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The iuitcl States liaicl Louisville ker-
lucky, Is mpat centrally and con cnjrnhy
located.
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raF'iss 'aietiri e. John
far blaessmifbl % riea. mn fni
settle Wis PEE - sn mf'y Aiy. D.
'if eIlim' Hfa bow in Ny iaut
~ collection.
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Fire Fruit tccs. Every variety, D. J.
Ballard Depot Apcai,
Batcsyilic Mississippi.
2-m-ja llth
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Tie United States Hotel, Louisville, KY,
scts = table furnished with all The dclicacies Of
the season.
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Gbtr ipsI6ss SnterelIe baR Du, ben Men'
f&sn eini&Itsesn au luFsn9
Gontartnt lieb Elm fpDttilaes Yfsifen
.b5rsn. iHfl lst.G -.f.
nDel6ss SntfrslIs? antpUrtete er. Gin
tttr geriusss. Or lisbt CLARA nnb Clara
litbt ton.
Die bret W6uner maGten I'm ftlbsn
Nuasnblif bielslfe Bspesung.
Gontarint bieIt lfe NIT sinsm Bid 3u'
rid.
n6srner, fubr er fort, CLAUDE ih bic
Spur css ipirtliGeu grbsn bon @albfsin
9efunben 3u taben. .f
( Dgiidt m6slif,! tisf 8olf. E
sd pia es utdbt tsbaupten, Id aldube
uno bcfTe se absr. Sc, BE, metue 9tsben
sRoS piiroet ibr su ben alr1einer
WiIlipnsn iastn, tpsuu bieIs ale unlsre
anhsre @inuntmsn psrfGrttsn2
nsBir piirben iasen: bas NJ eroeartis !
pra6tis berrlif! risf 8rsmOnt.
ngtrr - faste gBOIf bieie gapisrs
bteIs peroammten 9aptsrs, bte Du
,Sti(l unisrbra6 ion Der Staltrnsr.
C5Crtiebuns fUIst.)
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3wan3iSfss SaptteL
S6uies @ecres Gnfaten.

NpHtUc oCuNbo AhiuieH'
,Satsn Gle Sbre 8nppprts2 fraets
Der Baron, iuptm er 16 an BEN Mar&sls
panttt.
nSd, autpUrFsts tieisr, BOlf bat fs
ssbraGt.
Sisr fnb fe, lasts cine brittle psrlcn,
inpem Rs siusn Siu6 Ynptsrs binIansts.
Der Baron nabm bic Yapisre uub
bur6bIdttsrts 4, nit unssbturer aufmirt.
Iamtsit.
Sntsm sr bd tinsm 8latt rine 3tit
lang innsbieIt, maGte CT cine brfete Ss.
pssune, nile ptnn tr unangensbm iiter.
ralft pcrbsn mare.
u5initaufsnb Dufatsn fir mstn bret.
mUnutIiGss Blrfsn In Granfrsia! fasts
CT.
oGas ii wsuis, ni&t rabr2 iaets
Spntarlni.
u8inftnuisnb Dutatsn fur bret @o'
nat! fan fsGeJstuuisub Granes!
vNun2 -.
,Tas Fnte idb snprm!
yItinsn Sis?
sd CLAUDE niht, ba6 SsIne Wajsfdt
rins IUIfe Summs tsptlIist.
vgun, bann pirb Sstne WatsRdt Rs
nttt btwllisrn.
nllno mas wirb bic 5Ulse fstnP
nDab mir fsrntrbin feint @tf@dfte
mebr MAIDEN!
Der Baron Iab Gontartni an, ttr un-
bsptalt& unp sIsi6stItis srf6tsn.
,,9lstn lisbtr Nar&sfs, bsOsnfsu ole,
bab-
Wisin Gbrtnport, Baron! unisrbrn&
ion Der StaIirnsr nit aUljsr Wlisns, Id
sIdubs, Sit wOIlsn NIT mir banbsIn!
ShGIsn mir bic SilunitCn fea, i6 bite
sic harum! - geer rietirt In blefer Qus
srIessnttii itinsr Scpf- Id Obsr Sis9
,,Sis! tssiIts l6 Der Baron Su lnssn.
,,llnb Sit fnesH, bOb fir Elm fOl&te
8iHfO fiuftaulsRb DufaIsR pItrtsIja9r'
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GruBe gerluulnna,
elmer I2S gleaer GanS cntbaItcnScn
Sauercf,

elmer 12S Stefer 2anS entbaltcnbcn
Sduerci,
G,cIsssn in Grant County, @tf- -Sireinirn.
60 ader brrirben befinreu I'D uuter gutter Gul>
tipatirn unb 0uten 8Gn,en.
OisIelbe in bebaut nit einem 2hTdiaen 9 Ipd-
6aus, Stall, &au6taus, Sprirabaus, SibnSrs
fall nup icnfisrn auBrnasbGuOsn aud brfn-
rrn ii6 cine brbeuttnee gIrsabl Sb1bGums nuf
benz piaB. .r.
Die 3iebuns muB pCiitip AM s. Sftctsr 1871,
i'm GcurtsSau su gIorf, ga, ItnttThbsn.
Cine pclIer reiner Oeeb uub ppllitGneieer 8eiB
pirb hem 8liidIi6sn @rminuer uupsr3ieIid,
iibermittsIt.
stein Sumtue! 8tin Shpinbsl! SCnhern eps
ebrIide 8rrIppiuna.
Die 3abl btr 2Ccie 1T nuf 1900 limitirt.
Treis ST per Gidtt
8iir 9pOIe pofr pfitcre @uefunft penee man
fd an bcn 9ofalsggcnten peer an ben Inter
seihneteu. Ttricnsn, tpeIbs ecCIr per 9Cif iiber-
mittrIt baben pullen, linb ssbetrn Namtn uub
GhbreiIe teutlib 3u id,rsiten. Wdu abbreliire:
O. 9. Sberpppb, GIen.-9lgt,
gjprf, pa, 9pr 279.