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Democratic Reduction @ &
Taxation.
NEARLY One Million DOLLARS N
THE STATE TREASURY.


II Is usual for parties. cspcriallv ON
the eve OF an ,lcciioiI. to vie with en-.
other in laying claim, to great economy
III The administration OF Governinnni;.
itf'irs. and politicians are always lold
III their PROMISE. of great reform i, elc.
vttcd to power. These professions aud
these promises generally amount To no.
rang. Facts speak louder ,lnn words. '
n man walk and conversation" mu s-
or IN Keeping witt! his pledges or they
are mere sounding brass amd tinklinr
rynnl>.' Fornn,tcly, both the poliii-
ril E1'.tics strI! ealing lor powc.' in the
S'ur. nave a,i'n.ns crei the ;l.iiir. OF
me state. and hive m ,de tiirr records.
winch en- not be botic.. out Prores-
Sous are cheap; promises can bc hro
Ken; biit works they have done will live
ai''f ilicin 10 the law ami t.r tcsji-
'iohy let rs 20: and in examining the
record and spreading il before the peo-
Iic' let Us say that we have done SO with
Srr'l care and fairness. We give ,lavl
aid date. and every IN IN can convince
hiilkclf of the corrcctiic., of our state
he'iS by turning 10 the ot'iria, dorll-
n'en's CITED by IL. The figures have
"'e'i most carefully examined and scan
"eu. ana are corrcctin every particular +
WIN this short preface we itc thcj
earnest attention of the people Of In
"'a0s H the facts ard figures we now
proceed TO unfold.
VALUE OF ALI. TAXABLE PROPERTY AND
NUMBER or rOLIS.
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expenses swcllcd the volume of their
extravaganza, that their expenditures in
inc years OF peace were greater than in
me years Of wax. The truth is, they had
gottcii INTO such cXtravagant ways that
thcy could not check up when the war
was over. But We intend to drive them
naked and exposed from this last cover
Tor their extravaganza, and sweep from
under their sinking feet the last atom OF
ground on which they can hope to stand.
throwing out everything connected
with the war, let us now examine what
are termed the mere ordinary expenses
OF the State Government, which should
be no largo IN inc Of war than in the
Years Dt lfn.c..
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ing essential to the preservation of n
free government, il shall be the duty of
the General Assembly to encourage by
all suitable means, moral, iutcIlectuai.
scientific and agricultural improvement !:
and to provide by law for a general and
uniform system OF common schools.
wherein tuition shall bc free and ope,,
to all"
The General Assemblies that conven-
ed for several sessions after the adop-
ton of the Constitution were Demo
cratic, and they lcgislated most liber-
ally for carrying out the provisions in
tn at instrument for q free common
school system.
There is another item that we will cx-
hibit to contrast the economy and ex-
travagance Of the two administrations.
Under the head of Executive Offices
we find the following amounts were
paid:
u ~ IA 4 >-rc
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Difference
Sl7i.e so

\
! biiic?cncc Sl1i.6 1 sc
An examination Will show the same
dlilcrcncc in every branch of the gov
crnnient and the comparison between
tue democratic and Republican admin.
istrations OF Stake affairs is The best evil
iuchce That economy and integrity have
lchamctcrzcd The rule OF the Democratic
party. This is most exclusively shown
Iby the unerring logic of facts and fg-
'ires. Let The people weigh the testi-
tnony that the figures taken from Of
clal sources present as 10 which party
has conducted public affairs with the
least burden to the taxpayers and TO
best advance public and individual pros
pcrity and happiness.
Another feature characterized the nd
of State affairs during "the
seventeen years Of uninterrupted Dem
ocratlc rule" as the Republican leaders
term II. Provisions were made for the
charitable and penal Institutions that
have reflected :" much honor upon tho
pubic spirit ana bcncvolencc OF the Gil
.zens OF Indiana. The Asylum for the
'cat and iu.... the Institution for the
''''N' >~'tN ''tI -hs. iutIi lOf Tic insane.
SHOW lns tnciiccnce that has been ex-
hibited in providing for those unfortu-
nate classes of our population.
The Democracy can point with pride
10 what they have accomplished for the
moral and intellectual Improvement OIL
Lhc people. The munificent educational
Iund OF the State had its origin i'm the
proposition Of Governor VyurrcoNn.
when he was State Senator in the Lc-
sislaturc OF lS33-34, by which it was
provided in the charter of the State
Bank of Indiana that the accumulated
proiits Of the expected income TO the
state, from her investment i'm the stock
,f the bank, after the payment of the
tebt incurred by the State in lhat be-
ialf, should be permanent fund. the
interest upon which should be appro-
prated to the cause Of common school
This fund now amounts 10
lbout three and a half millions of dol
aix, and when settled will amount TO
'ver four millions. And the Constitu- /
ional Convention Of 1850. which was
argcly Democratic. made the following
provision for education, in section !. ar.
iclc 4. of the new Constitution:
knowledge aud learning ccncrallv
Infused throughout 1 community. be.
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&1ls,ssg IS
1870 1871,

Lei us now come down to later date.
Alter holding power in this State from
1900. the Radical party met with de-
feat III 1870, and we now propose to
contrast their last year in office with the
iir>t year OF the new Democratic admin
istraiion. The following table will
snow the expenses of the State Depart
menis for 1870, the last year Of Radical
RUE. ara 1871. the first year Of Demo-
cratic rule:
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RATES OF ADvERTIs-SG.

FOrsquare Of lOlincs or less, WEEK. 81 X
Esth subsequent Insertion, 15 cts
Longer advertisements Al tny same rate
traction over even square or squares
cennfrda rs square. These are the terms
fortriil'lc advertisements II reasonable
deduction will be made to regular advcr-
tisrrs.
Notices appointment of admimistra-
tors aud legal notices Of like characterize
be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For township officers, carh 800
For County - . $50
For District, Circuit. or State, 800
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state Auditors for these wears: those
from 1856 to 1870 can be found in tho
Auditors Report Of 1871, pages II. Is,
and 10.
AVERAGE COST OF RADICAL RULE,
average annual receipts for ten years ending
october u. 1sG0.... 81 $3.50 Osi 90
Average annual expenditures Tor ten years
enuiag October II, 4tS SIS "a
There are two features in connection
with the expenditures under Radical
rule for the ten years ending October
81, 1870. worthy of consideration. The
expenditures for 1S6 ; and 1864 are much
less than the preceding and succeeding
years. This is accounted for by the fact
that the State officers for these years
were Democrats, and the economy with
which they administered their depart
incnis went far to counteract or lessen
the extravaganza Of the other branches
of the State Government which were
run by Radical officials. 1t will also be
noticed that the extravaganza of the
Radical officials was not confined to the
years of war. Indeed. the cost of the
State Government was actually greater
dnring the years of peace than during
the years of war, as the following figures
will show:
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DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY. RArICAI ES
THAvAGiNCE AND CORRUPTION.
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I iluliors OF these wears: those from lS5l
To 1870 can be found i'm the State An
iiior's Report Of 1871. pare II
These Figures show the following 10
suit :
Total taxes from ,seo ID $50 .--...s ,sq.a on, .
'o'ai taxes from $50 10 ioco---- -25c77 ,s2c !,
,,.r.. ,.,,.
ornror,,,.a.' S''4 .O' "'' q
"'., ""'. ',,''e. more iaHalioh tin-
I'm In ""aa =. h'oicai administration
'''" ~" '"'a """cf 'cliocri'lc rule.
rrlsSe rule ''N per p''' under ten years Radical
Average ,as per ,oll under ,s, ro.,. n s''' :"
cratic rale; si4a %
Eaeica, ,ncroose -
Average per capita iax on Vote Of ,se ,aa %
Average per cautn tax a., xn :, i.;e ~. ,oo %
under ten years Democratic rule ------.----.-lo9 %
Aa,,;,,;,,s,,a ,-,, "
,s cl";m,nI H. ,"1 ~ .'.''e ueo. 10 nave Dcrn.
i1-o oe- ,,I ;, ,'"o, , ."o'io''' Sio,-
,n nn, ,on' i'ci'""hcdiis came III
zion Aim. mn5a. p,,. .no .,.ieasc III TAXA,
have bav'. ' ,,a;I -, 'p"p'i'''' M '"ie'Wotiid
t;,nos nva,. a.'' n'.1 wy ncu. more iha'i SIX
crs co, ~ '"I' ,, ~ ;"' ncpuoiica, read
.cn,on,, ~ 'no .ia,'i' OF rc'rehchnenf,
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Democratic and Radical Admin
istratiOns COntrastcd, Past ana
Present.
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y cI4,634 O2

Dfercnce for ten wears ScI4.634 Oo
Annual difference s9l. 4Ga "a
lhe mere ordinary expenses of the
State Government. il will be seen. were
nearly million Of dollars greater in ten
years OF Radical rule than in ten wears
lof Democratic rule, over ninetv-one
thousand dollars per annum in favor of
Democratic administration. This con-
c''lslvely shows which is the party of
and corruption in Indiana.
ana which Is the party of economy and
But let Us 20 n step further, and con-
Irast the Legislative expenses under the
two parties
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lOtaI S3,566,6.U IL
Governor Baker. in an appendix TO
his message of 1859, says that the Gov
ernment.of the United States has adius-
ted and paid the following war claims Of
the State of Indiana:
Settled and accounted for during Governor
Moron's administration .slC.e IA
Paid to Lieutenant Governor Baker Drcem.
Der .6 1857, and by him paid into State
Treasury. ~ s5o os
Part Of instslments I, 9. "a
and allowed and paid Sl,5G5,5a0 Is
Part Of installment allowed
and paid 293 92S ~
Tart OF instalment allowed
and paid 99.ss9 "a
Since the above was adjusted Governor
Baker has received anu paid into the
State Treasury 4c4 923 "a
Total receipts by the State from National
Government s3..22 7l3 Is
The Stale has received. according ts
these figures, and they are taken from
the official records, all that she expended
from the commencement OF the war. cx.
ccpt 5 i43,92C 30. and these expenditures
include the ordinary military cxpcndi.
lures of tho State.
We have also already shown, in rc,u-
tatlcn OF the Radical claim That The war
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ORDINARY EXPENSES.

Total Sl,l45,329 b6 Total S2,o59,963 SO
*Rcvision OF Statutes, etc.
CONTRAST.
ordinary expenses for ten years
u!"er fadical rule $2O59,9G3 SO
Ordinary expenses for ten years
under Democratic rule l.l45.320 sc
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io'ai i"ur rs .Ds-o SJ 5s, 5I5 10
1t appears that the Radical managers
became ashamed of the enormous in
crease in the Executive disbursements.
SO, To cover them up. they opened a new
account, called "Oifice Expenditures.
and under this head we find the follow
ing items:
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JAsrEI,
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, EY
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. In CouRIER BuILpiNG on
NEST MAIN STREET-

PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Single Subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 SC
For six months, ca
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LEGISLATIVE EXPENSES.

Total s3S7.5sS 5s Total S56s a53 os
Ten years Republican rule S5s2.253 oS
Ten years Democratic rule 3s7.5s5 "a
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Totals $3Jl 249 - SPILL % tli4o o4a 81
Large rs this amount appears. over
one hundred and fourteen thousand dol
lars, saved by the Democratic State Of
ficials in one year, over the amount ex.
pended by their Radical predecessors in
the preceding year, it does not give the
true ngurcs OF their expenditures. for
their Radical predecessors were i'm o..
ficc for about three months of 1871. and
drew from the State Treasury the fol-
lowing amounts.which have been charg.
ed up to the above table against the De-
mocratic officials:
Secretary Of State (iIonman) a,. a.
Auditor of State iEvars) =. - .,
.,,arn. ,'., =, '.a,' ,,v,M.,,,,naoaip Jdl 10
Spcrintentsnt Public Instruction (iIobhs) "a co
Expenses oI State Agency ~. Vi
Expenses Of State Debt Sinking Fund frvrns 80 ."
kimball, ce.l nv,
4on ss 4yo II
Add this 10 $lll,044 SO. the apparent
difference, and we have total OF III.
oS4,6o OF saving to the people in one
year of Democratic administration IN
Indiana. Is ii not glorious record.
TIE STATE PRINTING.
But driven from every other point. tho
Radical leaders goadcd 10 desperation
by the exposure of their extravayancc
and corruption, yell out about the cx-
travagaicc Of the Democrats in refer
encc to the State Printing. The very
words ought TO blister their mouths
On this ground we are ready to meet
them pas' ana rreSer' common NJ. t!,,
.cc>rrNrLD on FOURTH rAcE.l
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Office Expenditures.

Total four years. S 66.24O Is
Here is the contrast between the ex-
'penditurcs of the Executive offices un-
der Radical and Democratic rules:
RADICAL RULE.
-Four years on account Of Executive
offices s757s IN
Four years on account Of Office ex-
pchuiturcs 66,24O Is
Iotal $l53,sl5 30
DEMOCRATIC rule.
Four years OH account Of Execu-
i've offices S39,925 93
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dIiors of these years; those from 1856
10 1870 can be found in the State Au-
niiors Report Of 1871. page IT,
These figures show the following re-
Iglllt
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!. ,ncsc figures, from 1850 TO 1856. en-,
= 'oh''d ~ The reports oftlic state A. A.
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The attention Of the people Is direct.
ed to another feature of Radical exDen.
ditures. The following is the contras,
ia the two decades:
haaieai expenditures for len years, ending
,. oc.onei u, 1870 S3s. I57 ~
democratic expenditures for ten years. ending
October 81, lscO Ia iis :,;- n,
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l"lh taxes from lSfo la 1870 70 33 yn- n
I"al taxes from lHD 10 OF s,f N
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NUMBER or roLLs
iotal:::::::::1.7l0.O27
Average ::::::l74.OO9.
population :: :9o8,OOO.

Republican Rule, 1860 1870.
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Toial--$l4.2l9.lj2 ~

Iotal---S35,50O,349 VI S3i.635.l57 81
These figures, from 1851 to 1856. can
be found IN the several reports OF the
state Auditors for these years: those
from 1856 to 1870 can be found in the
Auditors Report Of 1871, pages IL, Is,
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Midsummer Maladies.

The hot solar rays that ripen the harvests
generate many distressing diseases. Ii the nv
er be at all predisposed to Irregularities TINS Is
the season in which bilious attacks may De an
ticipated. A weak stomach, too, is weakes1 III
the summer months, and the loss OF vltality
through the pores by excessive perspira.lon Is
so great, that wholesome tonic. combining
also the properties of diffusive stlmulant ana
gentle exhilarant, is in many cases necessary
to health. and under no circumstances should
he f3isnensed with by the sickly and debllitated.
az ali the preparations intended thus TO re1resn,
sustain. and fortify the human frame, there Is
none that will compare with Hostetters Gele-
brated Stomach Bitters. They have peen
weighed in the balance of experience ana not
found wanting have been recommenoeo rom
the first as great medicinal speciilc, noG .s d
beverage. and in spite of interested opposltlon
from fnnumerable quarters, stand, alter g
twenty wears trial, at the head OF all proPrleta,
ry medicines intended for the prevention and
cTnreof AIN ordinary complaints of the stomach,
the liver the bowels, and the nerves. In the
unhealthy districts bordering the great rivers
of California, Hostetter's Stomach Bltters may
he cInssed as the standard one for every species
of intermittent or rernittent fever. The people
who inhabit those districts, place the most IN
plicit confidence in the preparations conn
dence that is increased every year oy tne ie-
suits of its operation.
character, are springing mp like tunea on every
side. the public is hereby forewarned aga1nst
the dram shop frauds. Ask for Hostetter S olt-
ters see that the label, ETC., are correcr, anu re-
member that the genuine article is never solu
in bulk, but in bottles only.
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THE VILLAGE CHuRcE.-It should not look
like barn or storehot1se. 1t should be
building, the very sight of which would cause cause
devout feelings in the breast. A well carved ed
cross should point to heaven; massive panele1d ae1
emnity ] of the place into which he is entering ;
stained glass should throw mystic light
athwart the aisles; pulpit, altar, ceiling and
galleries should be ornamented with fgursat1,Se ~
mouldings, and the columns that support the n
galleries, and the balusters that rail them IN
tion wishing such church should send their
orders for finishing material to Mr.. P. ?. Toale,
importer of French stained glass, and manu-
facturer of and dealer in Doors, Sashes, Bilnds'
&c, No. 20 Hayne street, Charleston, ). Z.
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Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye requires but a few minutes
The Tenacity OF Truth.

When nation as clear-headed as the Ameri-
cans once become convinced, from long expe-
rience and observation that an article possess
ses superior excellence as a medicine, not all
the preposterous clamor of all the worthless
nostrum vendors in the universe can shake
their belief in its efficiency. Truth is very
tenacious thing, as these worthless are begin
ming to discover. PLANTATION BITTERs has a
too firm hold upon the popular esteem to be
in the slightest degree effected by the cold wa
ter diatribes which the advertisers of fermen-
ted slops without particle of alcohol" are so
fond Of launching against alcoholic prepare
tions. The public knows very well that this
peerless renorant and tonic does contain spirits,
but it also knows that they are Of the purest
and most wholesome description, viz. fine old
Sc. Croix, tho most active and beneficial diffu-
ser of. its remedial and invigorating properties
throughout the system which could possibly be
adopted t5s= - :.
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An Important Consideration.

DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are PURELY
VEGETABLE, and are adapted to young and
old. male and female, and may be taken at all
times. without restraint of occupation. without
change Of living, without diet, and without
the fear of taking cold, during all kinds of
weather, and in all climates.
Dear Sir: You make two preparations which,
it appears to me, are worthy Of more general
acceptance than they have had as yet, probably
because they have not been .lpuffed' in the
newspapers. I allude to your Liver Pills and
Aromatic Elixir of Citrate of Caffeine. The
former have been used in my own case-torpor
of the Liyer-and in my family with marked
and believe them ns IN all maae 9Ia
The Caffeine is the only remedy that has, in
experience proved ee5qa feet he for rsas y aus
foris is delicious; for not only does the pain
cease but pleasant exhila1aton superxenes
of il is kept at home and one at my Office, that
Ilnay never be without it in case Of need.
JOSEPH p. CARR, Attorney at Law.
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Teacher Wanted.

TIME citizens of Slabtown are in want of
good and experienced Teacher to take
charge of the Slabtown Academy. Any person
wishing the position will please make agpneaa- gpnea
when further particulars will be given: Col.
Joshua Ja1nison, Maj. G. w. Rankin, J. M
' Equality P. O., S. c., July IL, 1872. IL
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We sold lo7 1893 Machines, showing an excess
beyond the sales of 1869 of over 10000, and as
shown below, over forty-four thousand Ma
chimes moro than any other company.
The reader may naturally ask if this is mere
boastng; in answer to which we have to say,
that those figures, and the ones given below,
are from sworn returns made by licensees to
the receiver appointed by the owners of the
most valuable sewing machine patents, who
license the companies Of lesser Importance.
Now read the following statement carefully:
In 1870 We
Sold over the Parham Sewing Machine Com
pany 126, ,067 Machines.
Sold over the Finkle & Lyon Manufacturing
Company 125, ,413 Machines.
Sold over the Empire Sewing Machine Com
pany 124, ,273 Machines.
Sold over the Aetna Sewing Machine Compa-
ma l22, OF Machines.
Sold over the Gold Medal S. M. Company
11S,921 Machines.
Sold over the American Button-Hole Com
pany liz, ,26O Machines.
Sold over the Florence Sewing Machine Com
pany ITO, 173 Machines.
Sold over the Wilcox e. Gibbs 8. M. Com
pany 9S,943 Machines.
Sold over the Weed Sewing Machine Compa-
ny 1881 Machines.
Sold over the Grover & Baker S. NJ Com
pany 70, ,431 Machines.
Sold over the Howe Machine Company, ST.
677 Machines.
Sold over the Wheeler & Wilson Manufac-
turing Company 44,625.
But the sales of last year, 1871, is still moro
astonishing. We sold Isl ,26O. This was over
So 600 more than any other company.
Some people may say that the cause of leav-
ing our rivals so far behind, is because tho
Singer has more agents at work in the field,
but this is by no means the case. For can
say that have sold at this agency Sixty-Four
Machines since the first January last; and L
don't count Machine sold when I simply
leave it at house on trial No, the great Sc
Call and examine the Celebrated Singer New
Family Sewing Machines at Masonic Hail.
In earnest,
JOHN III. CLARKE,
Agent, Anderson, s. C.
June 10, 1872 40
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON

By d. 0. Norris, Esq, Probate Judge:
WHEREAS, Columbus G. Smith made suit
to me, to grant him Letters Of Administration
on the Estate and effects of r. Sanders Smith,
deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said r. Sanders Smith, deceased, that they
be and appear before me in the Court of Pro-
bate to be held at Anderson Court House, on
Saturday, 18th day of July inst, after publi-
cation hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 10Th day of June,
A. D. 1872.
Judge of Probate,
July4, 1872 81 2
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Notice of Final Settlement.

rTHE undersigned hereby gives notice that
bate Judge, on Friday, the 18th day of July
next. for a final settlement of the Estate of
John H. Rosamond, deceased, and for letters
of dismission from the same.
JOHN w. RoSAMoND, Admir-.
June g, 1872 4s 5T
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will apply to A. O. Norris, Esq, Probate
Judge, on Wednesday, the 3lst day of July
next, for Final Settlement of the Estate OF
Matthias Richardson, deceased, and for letters
of dismission from the same.
SION T. RICHARDSON
Administrator with Will annexed.
June 81, 1872 81 %