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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-22
Notice.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MAR.
l inns FERRY Nal Works are hereby
notified 10 meet in the Town Hall at Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio, on Saturday, 23d day OF
March, 1872, between the hours OF three and
eight o'clock r. NJ, for the purpose of elect
ing seven Directors for said Company.
Fl. w. SMITH
\. q. WEST,
WIN. CLARK,
JAS. II. DRENNEN,
JAMES KERR,
InarOi COrpOratOrS.
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FOR RE 7.
FOrRent.

rJ,uE %rOrE.ROOM AT PRESENT o.
cupi,pI bv Feargus Whally, No. 49,
N,rS.t stree. directly opposite the Il'y
Bliidluy-nn. Of the best retail business
stanls ia the city Possession gwen April
l~t. Aupiy 10 r
ntrl1-l JACbS IA ma.
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FOR SALE.
w. 4. RASSETT,

NV and County Auctioneer.
,'.L NtIENn I9S ALE P PIsSss cali at
"a Law Office, corner Monroe
A.. a, .t,,',',l SIS, or STONER & HANhES
~ -. --L-,.. Market street. JNO-Sp
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CO VEN T 10 N.
THE WORD WHITE"
Col. Hen Wilson on the FLICK
Amendment and the Right or Ne
grOes to Hold ONCE.

Amendment and the Right OF Ne
grOes to Hold ONCE.
Mr.. Wilson. OF Harrison. said he was
instructed by his people upon this sub
ject. They desired to have the word
white inserted and the question settled
that none but the white race shall ever
hold office in this State. 1t was his
pleasure to obey the wishes of his peo-
pie and oppose the amendment Of the
distinguished gentleman from Berkeley
This amendment proposes to leave this
section Of the Constitution substantially
if not precisely as the Flick Amend
ment made it; and notwithstanding, as
had been urged upon this floor, that
amendment received the sanction OF q
majority OF the Democratic members
Of TWO Legislatures and was ratified by
large popular vote, his county Char
rison) gave a large and decided
majority against it. But this action OF
the people was not induced by desire
to confer upon the negro additional
privileges it was Tor the relief Of our
own race and color.
An original proposition to make the
negro eligible to hold office would
receive at the hands OF the people OF
the State but little favor. His emanci'
patton, settled by war and sealed with
blood, is irrevocab!e. We admit it,
and he has the benefit Of it.
But we have gone farther IN
the line OF his relief. We tax our
selves and our property to educate his
children, protect bis life and property.
In addition to all this, we have gone
further and conferred upon him the
right of suffrage-the right to vote at
and control our elections. And we are
asked to 90 one step farther and make
him eligible to office Ny people are
opposed to it, and, rendering a cheerful
obedience 10 their wishes, | shall vote,
no.
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For Rent.

l,rCJND AID THIRD STORIES OF
y Fran Kin insurance COmpiDy'S build
!n.. FIR prticIitrs apply al their ofhcn,
H..lN Or REILLY. maTi-h
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For Rent.

- AG 1OO BUSINESS SrAND.-THE
II Wareh que No. . on Monroe street.
@@ liOiniu. the merchant tailoring es-
taNlishment o: Tnonas Hu ,heS & co. Pos.
se;>ion given on first Of April, or sooner II
desired For terms, apple 10
VI. REILLY,
fshy-.h sand ). Main street.
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For Rent.

rrIE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY The
Street Railway Company, in Mcclure
- John MCIURE
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For Sale.

,rHE PROPERTY OF joining CHAED-
Iar. on Hamp len street. For terms In
-, l. .e' ~ "" N. A. CHANDLER,
At First National Bank.
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The undersigned have formed n copart-
nership for the purpose of carrying on the
Wholesale Grocery Business at the old
stand OF w. J. Colts x Co., No. % Main
street.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore eX-
tended To the old Arm, we hope for a con-
siuuance OF the same for the new.
ROBERT SIMPSON,
W. J. COTS,
naaTlra EDWARD REID.
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MACH LIST, 1872.
Notice.

fJAvINd DISPOSED OF OUR STOCK
III of goods To MesSrs. simpson, Cotts &
Reid we take pleasure in recommending
our old customers TO the new tirm.
W. J. Colts & co.
WHEELING, March 4, lS72.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, March 81.

GRAIN-Wheat is strong No: l
white Michigan, 81 e.; extra Michi-
gan, 81 66. Corn, demand moderate
and prices q shade higher high mixed
at 46tG low do, 464c. Oats dull and
lower.
CLOVER SEED-At 81 75@5 %.
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The undersigned will continue the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Busi-
ness III the store lately occupied by the firm
o; simpson, Boyd 4 Co. No. "A Water street.
J. W. BOYD 4 co.
". BOYD.
JOHN X. BOrsEORD. mar4-h
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Monitor NAVY Tobacco.

SASES HALF POUNDS JUST RE.
u eeiysd and for sale by
II. REILLY.
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mar9 "a
NOTICE.

rNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO FORE
| existing between K. Simpson, J. W.
Boyd and John X. BOtsfOrd, lad t the firm
name Of simpson, Boyd 4 Co, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All claims
due the said firm must be paid t., and all
claims against said firm will be settled by
the new frm, ]. W. Boyd & Co.
X. SIM PSON,
J w. BOYD,
JOHN h. BOFSFORD.
Fsbruary H. ISL
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5O1 barrels Flour.
Is barrels Rye Flour.
5OD half barrels Lake Herring.
50 half barrels White Fish.
2OO half barrels Mackerel.
!OQuarter barrels Mackerel.
ln0 Kits Aackerel.
2OJ barrels choice y. o. Molasses.
IS barrels choice Golden Syru os.
50 hog ,heads choice n. D sugar.
10 hogsheads choice p. X. Sugar.
5hozsheads choice Demarara Sugar.
30 barrels Refined Sugar.
500 pounds Peaches, rs and 1+s-
50 kegs choice Lard.
10 tierces choice Lard.
100 BAGS choice Coffee, &c. &c,
Arriving and for sale al lowest cash
prices, to which we invite the attention o
buyers before purchasing. mar5
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-10

largely, and shipped them 70 the West
Indies sud sold them to the slaves. A
change cams over the tobacco inter-
ests OF Connecticut. however, by .
msrs accidsnt. - follows: Mr.. John
Moody. late Of Bridgeport, who IRE
quently dealt largely In Connecticut
tobacco and cigars, found himself pos
sessed 1t one time, about thirty years
ago, Of several tons Of leaf tobacco
which he had purchased 1t two cents .
pound. Hardly knowing how u nm
load such quantity, he went to New
York In search Of . market, and there
found that one Of his old acqusintan-
ces. who manufactured cigars very
largely, had on hand any quantity Of
Havana tobacco for filing cigars. but
no wrappers, and Mr. Moody proposed
that he should use the Connection.
leaf Tor the wrappers. by which means
he could work up his Havana tobacco.
This idea was Adopted, aud Mr.. Moody
sold his entire stock of Connecticut
wrappers ct about eight cents . pound.
The experiment proved successful.
The cigars were liked, and . demand
for Connecticut wrappers began,
which has constantly increased till
they stand the highest in the market.
and the price has run from two cents
TO nearly nifty cents per pound, AFFORD
ing to many farmers their most profit
able source of income
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-10

Tho death ofa notable woman lately
occurred In France. It vas Madame
Ulrich dc Bsaugs. Maid Of Honor to
the ill-fated Marie Antonette. She
was 10 the one hundred and second
year Of her life. She was IN atten-
dance on the Queen on that dreadful
night In August, 1892. when the Tuil--
lsries was stormed by an srmed mob,
and the royal family made prisoners.
She accompanied her mistress to the
scene OF her mock trial, dressed her on
the morning Of her execution. rode
with her to the guillotine and stoo.lby
her on the scafIold In October. 1893.
At this tune she was twenty-five
years Of age. For eight years she has
lived in strict retirement; but she has
witnessed changes such as no country
but France has ever known. She be-
gan life in that brilliant period that
preceded the 6rst revolution saw the
destruction OF the Bastile; survived
the reign Of terror; saw the rise and
fall Of the great Napoleon knew the
citizen king, Louis Philippe; witness
ed the scenes Of the revolution If 1913 /;
lived through tie existence Of the Re-
public; saw the rise and fall of the
second Empire; heard the guns Of the
conquering Prussian army was hor-
rified by the acts of the Commune ;
waa quieted blythe restoration ofpeace;
died In the days of NJ. THEIRS Repnb
lie.
The annals Of biography contain
nothing 90 eventful ~ that witnessed
by this French woman. Peace to her
ashes.
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"NT00ER CLARK"
How the Leading Supporters Of
Greeley Love Colored Voters.

An ex-negro barber from Muscatlne
came to this city one day last week
with Gov. Carpenter and Senator Al
lison, to tell the people Of Ottumwa
how to vote. The only recommends
ton Alexander Clark had was hia
color. He has . small amount Of
brain--only half the amount an aver
age white man ought to have, ALEX
ander 10 . mulatto.) but the Grant
managers thought few votes might
be secured by putting Niger on the
stump. There was. perhaps just 4
little vtndictiveness In their policy,
TOO. They thought that Democrats
might he rnmpied on account Of IL.
All thir nonsense on the niger
question comes from false idea which
u pack If idiots have snL into their
heads that they can over brow the BIZ
BILE and change the skin Of the E'hio-
plan. The addIe Drained asses think
they can make . white man out ,fa
negro.
The history Of civilization gives the
lie to all such preteDsions. Africa. the
home OF the negro, has been the home
OF cannibalism three thousand wears
and will continue so inr three thou.-
and years longer. without the inter-
ference OF the white man. Ii Il the
home Of barbaristn, the hot-bed Of SUI
prostitution.
Aud yet this Grant party would
thrust the descendants Of this race on
white people with the command to
take them ~ teachers! They want
them to take . mulstto nov! How
long will it be before the wave Of pro-
gress will advance to such height a
that they will be compelled TO take
full blooded negroes for teachers-and
after that q cross between tho gorilla
and the African!
In that event look out for persecu-
ton In the shape IF such fellows NJ
usually edit country Grant newpa-
pefs.
The champion liar IL now known 10
be the Chicago Times correspondent
In Ottumwa, " o reported | 800 a
pres..nt nj tha Gran; meeting Issi week
when Gov Carpenter. Seuator Allison
and Niger Clark addressed the t,-s-
pie. TIL. Times corr.spondeu, liel
like dog--worse than u dog-fov no
respectable canine would report fifteen
hundred when there We're barely four
hundred. The assistant radical sheet
In Chicago has hitherto displayed
great deal Of meanness but it put on
the cap sheaf Of rascality when II lied
SO outrtgeously In regard to Governor
Carpenter aud Niger Ciark's meeting
last week. = OtumWd Democrat.
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue OF a special execution tc me d.
rected. issued from the Office Of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court, In and for the county OF
Cedar and state of Iowa, In favor of Mont
and Mary Jane Uhier, | have levied upon
the following property AS the property Of the
said John Uhler and Mary Jane Uhler. to-
wit:
The south half 90 OF the south west quar-
ter IN dissection number four a. in Town
ship number eighty-one (8D north and
range number three (3) west of the 5th p. NJ :,
containing eighty acres situated in Cedar
County, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, in the town of Upton, in
said county, on Saturday, the 18th day OF
October, A. D. 1872, at one O'Clock p. NJ, OF
said day, 10 satisfy aid execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day OF September. A. d.
1872.
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
8w3g Sheriff of Cedar Co., Iowa.
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Sir Benjamin Brodie has referred, In
bis " Psychological Inquiry" to q
very remarkable quality Of the brain,
a Equality DIR. Carpenter calls uncon-
scious cerebration. 1t often happens
that after accommodating . number OF
facts In an inquiry, the mind becomes
90 confused 10 contemplating them,
that 1t 10 incapable Of proceeding with
Its labors Of arrangement and elabora-
ton !; dismayed at the chaotic heap, 1t
backs, rs 1t were, upon itself. and we
feel certain 1t 10 no use cudgeling our
dull brains any longer. After o little
while. however, without having once
consciously REQUIRED to the subject, we
IND to our surprise, that the con fusion
which involved the question has en-.
tirely subsidized, aud every fact has
fallen into its right place. It IL posi-.
bic that the brain can, without our
knowledge, select ami eliminate, az
gregate segregate facts rs subtileIy an
the digestive organs act upon food in-
troduced into the stomach.
Sir Henry Holland Is inclined to
dissent from such . conclusion, aud
leans rather to the explanation Of the
phenomena which Sir Benjamin Brod.
10 has himself suggested-namely,
that the seeming ordering process may
Be accoueted for by supposing that all
the unnecessary facts fade from the
memory.
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It appears that the professional Of
fee hunter Is not q person Of modern
origin. The following, from the me.
moirs Of Deacon Jedediah Biglow. Of
Wraynham, Massachusetts,. shows
that professional office holder came
over Ia the historic vessel that first
brought Puritans 10 Massachusetts,,
and the first negroes to Virginia. We
give the paragraph In the quaint Ian
guage Ia which 1t was written:
Now amongs 70 godlie men on
horde Of ye sbippe Mayflower there
was one VIM. A'Dixe, the which had
beene tax gatherer In Englande, and
on ye shippe he bare ye bagge, and
his soule delighted In ye Jingle jsngle
Of ye pence there within. And when
they were come to ys Harboure called
Plymouth, he mounted straightway
on We Rookie and stood there, and
spake. saying: AS my soule liveth,
except We make NEE We Postmastere,
l will get NEE hence and join We other
partie: to wit, the heather salvages.'
And they were sore afraid. And they
made him Postmastere."
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The Noble Game.

In Davenport, last spring, certain
officials and divers lawyers organized
q base ball club for the purpose of oc-
casional physical exercise ana manly
recreation. Twice q week, the clubs
mines had their contests near Farnam' :
Grove. all seeming to enjoy the game
splendidly. The other afternoon,
they met to play the closing game Of
the season, and wind up with high
old time. They realized the latter
feature Of their intentions splendidly.
From beginning to ending. the game
was chapter Of accidents. In the
first place, horse and buggy were
standing near the grounds, and q pa
iron Of the club was seated In the
vehicle watching the game, when q
ball came bum against The animals
nose. Frightened badly. the horse
toook to his heels, the players ran
after him, and he was caught after he
had banged the buggy against trees
until 1t was mere wreck Returning
to the grounds, the catcher cast the
ball In the air, and It came down
plump on the head of lawyer, and
laid him out instanter. These "regula-
ton balls" are hari as rock, and when
one lights upon q fellows Uranium, II
hurts. Then no sooner had the game
been renewed, than another lawyer
had one Of his dexters knocked out Of
gear entirely In an attempt to short
stop ball. He just put for down
town and a surgeon ~ fast a. his
nimbIe feet and the pain In his hand
would consent to go. Not a minute
after this six-foot, muscular chap
batted ball with tremendous force,
and one Of the most active men of the
'ut nine caught 1t on his nose and
cheek, and went down. The blood
'purted from his proboscis. aud his
cheek became SWOLLEN fesrfully, a. he
ay on the grass. while the club gath
,red about him fearful that every
minute would be his-next. They
,athed the fielder, and rubbed him,
md brought him to; then they lifted
,im tenderly into an improvised am
'ulance. and he was conveyed to his
rome.
Here the game ended-the accidents
lad spoiled 1t. What WAS left Of the
wo mines did not choose to prolong
he farewell meeting. The club will
lot be re-organized-for more than
,slf ita members have gone back on
he noble game. -Ddv. Gazette.
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Prof. Gray told the Scientific Associ
alton ct Dubuque, that the big trees 81
California are the rsar-guard Of . re-
treating host that once occupied a
large part Of the earth's surface. He
aaid research has found the fn-sii
segu0ia gigdnted throug hout the milo
Gene formations of Northern Europe,
aud IN those Of Iceland, Spitzbergen,
Greenland, Alaska, and the Rocky
Mountains. All Of these fossil speci
mems are almost exactly the same as
the "Blgtfr-es'' OF to-day.
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The Bridgeport Comm Standard
gives an interesting account Of the or
igin and progress Of tobacco raising In
the valley of the Connecticut. It says:
Formerly each farmer raised only what
he needed for his own personal use,
but after awhile many Of them cultivs.
ted small surplus for market, much
of which was manufactured into cigars
during the long winter, when no more
profitable work was 1t hand. They
were not very skillful, however, In the
art, and not unfrequentiy the wrappers
were pasted round the filling, ~ they
did not understand the art ofso wind
ing them on the outside leaf ~ 10
make II keep In place. These Con-,
necticat cigars were cold by the humid
reds Of Thousands ut = shilling a boz,
each box holding . hundred cigars.
The Trowbridges, Of New Haven, who
carried on large and successful West
India trade. bought these cigars very
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THE attempt Of Johnston, . swim.
msr celebrated for squatic feais, to
swim across the Easiish channel on
Friday last from . point near Dover to
Calais, on the French coast, about
twenty-six miles, resulted In . COM
plete failure. Before he had accom-.
plished seven miles his legs become
totally Rumbed, and lie was threatened
with cramp. He was taken up BY .
boat which had kept alongside igsn
the start. The news comes Ia . spec.
ial cable dispatch 10 the Bostoa Globe.
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S7a In SON ncr Month ,s!y.EE..yy

Is male and female 10 Introduce the GEN.
Is UINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This
- machine Will stitch, hem, fell, tuck,
- quilt, cord, bind, braid and einbrOider In
ota most superior manner. Price only SIS.
Fully licensed and warranted Tor svc
1 chine that will sew q stronger, more
- beautiful, or more elasticseam than ours
* II makes the elastic Lock Stitch. Ey.
Y cry second stitch can be cut, and still the
- cloth cannot be pulled apart without
81 tearing II. We pay agents from 40 10
- $3.50 per month and expenses, or q
commi s1i0n from which twice that
amount can be made. Addi ess
3ms5 aFCOMB 4 CO., Chicago, III,
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Safes for sale.

NOTICE is hereby given. that on Saturday.
IN the 9th day of Nov, ls72, in pursuance
visors, at their Sept. Term, 1872, shall sell at
public auction, the three fire proof safes that
are now in the Court House, and not in use.
Said sale to commence at 2 o'clock p. m.
s0w3 4. M. BRINK. Auditor.
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AGENTS TO THE RESCUE,

.cltTTT tlNiEs Hm'NG TGe paonln T7IH-
ARDS0N'S PERSONAL HISTORY OF
II mt tells more t3uti, aboul The mna than
all the papers in the w9sld. If you want 10
know II G.aut i til {. liar or ,lrunkard
read this book Agents can make large
wages for The next faw months So! iiNe 1t, as
Il Is wanted, an SO give Overwhelming
commissions.
Address. AMEBiCAN PUB ISHING co,
t!artford. Ct, Or w 4 Hl.lSsSt CO., Toledo,
Ohio,
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS,

IN ELEGANTLY BOUND CANNA~~ING
BOOK for the best and cheapest Family
barge IL any book agent. II contains near
is SEQ fine Scripture iliusisai ions and agents
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AddFces. stating experience. c e and W. will
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FARM

Fo r . A l. Il.
WILL sell my farm, one and one-half
L miles northeast Of West Branch, on reil-
sonable terms. said farm In under good cuI.
tiyation. well fenced. aud has on II com
Portable house. a large barn, three wells, and
a first rate bearing orchard.
For further particulars address or enquire
OF
II. Il REEVES,
sm23 WEST branch, CEDAR Co., Iowa.
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IOWA NORMAL C0LLDGD
CEDAR RAPIDN. IDHl


Two ahord Opportunity 70 The Teacher. Of Iowa.
= tof professional training The Legislature hay.
ing faled u found STATE Schools tile leading citizens
OF Cedar Rapids have organized this lnstftulIurr ana
ntfnd 70 MAX. II .r~. -i.--
and ably administered. j = GILtHRiSI, a. NJ,
late Principal Of the South Wt-ter. Normal school
o. Penn, and who b well knswn Ia lows, has been
elected TO preside over the institution, The
o. study ~ comprehensive and thorough. and has
three disisiQns The Teachers 1ougas, The tcienli-
dc Course. the Classical Course. The new and ele-
In lot Of len acres. has been appropriated To the
use OF the new SHOOT. The agencfeYi 10 be employed
Tor the culture Of teachers lsi. Thorough In
struction in the branches to be taught. IL n ex-
tensive course OF study in ihe science anI art Of
teachng. ~. The ytcdy u nsaI:ai science appii.-
20 edncaiion. 18th. Frequent practice In the Model
school. 5th Obsery alton Ia the Public schools or
Cedar Rapids 18th Series OF lectures by the Prin.
cfpat and Professors. eth, Essays Grit icisns aud
Discussions by the students.
Object Teaching, kindergarten Methods. Primary
fntuitional Methods aEd all reforms viii b- pre-
sented and discussed. AMI training given IN them
The A cadeEiic aud Commercial Departments viii
he we'll organized. Young men ran be- PREPARED for
advanced standing In onr test Colleges.
Ladies' can toard in The family ~ the PRINCIPAL
residing la the school building goasdng ana iui-
ION are nnde as low the prosperity Of The school
will admit
ISL '
send to Prof Gchrist for circulars and further In
formation.
Prompt attention will be given 10 correspondence
GEORGE GREENE.
President 9th Board OF Trustees.
JSo T. ELY, Secretary "a
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Where two lines are Asedsd, one
will not do.
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Notice For Proposals.

NOTICE. is hereby given that proposals
IN will be received at the Auditors Office
until Nov. nth. 1872, f.r man and his wife
to take charge Of the Poor Farm for the year
1873 4Ow3 E. NJ. BRINK. Auditor,