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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-27
NOTICE.

A LII parties in possession OF receipts given BY
IA me as Constable of Grant Township are re-
quested to present them TO me, without delav. for
settlement. ! am anxious 10 keep my business
closed up as n.arly as possble-and especially TO
settle up my business connected with the old
Township. R.C. JOHNSTON.
Jan. 20, '72-3t Constable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-27

The Virginia Legislature bias srluled cLar-
ter ior Banks d, Front Royal, Lur1y and Ber-
J,riIie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-27

"ANTED.-Dried Apples, Peaches and Cher
w ries, Beeswax, Tallow, Beans, Butter. Eg0..
Country made Soap, Cotton Rags and Bacon ee''
Jan. 20, 1872. KEARSLEY SHEFRFR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-27
Leaving a balance due Of.

Leaving balance due of........-.. s77,753 So
Therefore this debt Of ST. ,653 So, the accu-
mutation Of preceding years, becomes burden
upon the resources of the present year. An
increase in taxation, however, will not be ne
cessary to meet it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-27
DELINQUENT LANDS.

Our laws on the subject Of delinquent lands
are intricate aud not well understood bv the
mass of the people in fact, few lawyers IN the
State are well yersed in them. The lists of
these lands returned by the sheriffs are often
incorrect; lands have been returned delinquent
in cases where the taxes have been paid, and
even when redeemed before sale, sheritls have
failed to report the fact TO the Auditor. These
causes have necessarily produced errors IN the
records of the Auditors Office, and subjected
landholders to expense, annoyance and great
inconvenience. Were it not that Convention
is about to assemble to propose alterations in
our Constitution, would recommend the APP
pnintment Of q committee or 4 commission tn
revise and modify the laws on this subject, and
to report their proceedings to the next session
of the Legislature. These laws are calculated
to deter strangers from purchasing lands among
u.s. and this tends 10 check immigration. To-
asmuch as cases Of individual hardship are
known to exist, allow me to suggest that you
authorize the Auditor, upon proper evidence,
to strike out from his record Of delinquent lands
all tracts on which taxes nave been paid
Also, when it appears that the lands have been
redeemed before sale, that he be authorized to
enter this fact on record, and in either case to
charge the sheriff with the amount for whieh
be has thus improperly obtained credit. If
the lands in such cases have been sold to inno-
cent persons, the money shorld be refunded by
the State, the sheriff being the agent Of the
State in making the sale. If parties injured
were to enforce the penalties for these false re-
turns, there would be less danger from them
in future.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-27
The amount due the school funds Dc


tober l, 1871. S56,49O "a
This Indebtedness or deficiency seems to
have had its practical origin in the fiscal year
ending September 80. 1867; it then amounted
to the sum Of SIS, $685. in 1868 it was re-
duced to $50, 1888 and in 1869 it was fur
Their reduced to the sum of $40, 970.22, but du-
ring this year the State received the large sum
of 1927 ,G79. % from the United States Govern
ment on account Of Military Claims. fit had
not been for this extraordinary revenue the de-
fciency would necessarily have been much
greater. In 1870 this deficit again increased
and amounted to S6O.52s "a, although there
harl been received during the year the extraor-
binary revenue Of $4,000 from the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad on account Of taxes in arrear
As you have already seen, it slightly decreased
during the fiscal year ending September 80,
1871. This brief history will show that prac-
ticaly debt has existed since 1867, and that
each Legislature has transferred its burden aud
responsibility to its successor
Debts existing al time of passage
of last appropriation act-........... S95.29l Is
OF this was paid....................... 1883 20
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-27

Union is there greater protection to life and
property. and larger liberty of opinion, than
in West Virginia.
FINANCES.
The reports Of the Auditor and Treasurer
ma full exhibit of the financial condition
Of the State 1t will appear
That there was a balance remaining
in the Treasury October l, 1870, Of S2l3,420 o.
Amount reed during the year,. b7S,5ss IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-27

WV. +. ANDERSON, Auctioneer.
Harper's Ferry, Jan. 20, 1874.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
Pnilade rnia. wilmington anu cant
more Railroad, 4
n u IN MWW 5E 9
TIME TABLE.

Commencing Monday. June 3d. 1872 Trans Will leave
rRSiS s's: = .Ss:
=. Al Res sonnse.
ton with smyrna Branch Railroad and Maryland and |
Brs.kw.ser Railroad. ssAiufd win dorchester and
p.inwa,e k.iIosa as Dsi%ar 3. With Ea;sln ssSs
EXPRESS TEAM A. l:co N. tsund.y. ..e.p.s4.) 10,
psrry,ilis and nAyr.-,ir-.,,.es Connects Al Vii.
sxrSES TRAIN ,steS + n
soa.Ss..fE .SOish-Eass. cs.iiss;osa. fss1s-
vile, Harve-de-drace. Aberdeen. Perrymans Z. Edge-
TGes Assno, Il cs.:s ~ E :. au.
%iaS:oe. ks.sit Ensoa Sol.s:k..:. T%1; r.a1y,.. T
fortre.. Monroe and Norfolk take tn.
~" NJ 1'sn 'ssinIxlssros TRAINS
IL i.n AZ & IA :r ssS :s
1oU ana 80 daily The r NJ train eonn.et. with
pss psAsE = II sns .as ] 400
and 5is +: Nth The % az a NJ vain a. .n no.
leave i W.lminsioa Al $50 T P.a. F'''. ~ '"A1>'
\, xsi xsTt j IRON Nss f9,1aslPl'1
s;sSg,ss !. II S,assas Saf;..r and rA
Ys;s ,: .sa fS.a:s1 Ss
aJ m kn1as eh. ~, ,, 10; Gao,.t "
%.ass..y. a.t ST piaDa III. s 7S
train :sops a. ali Stations lesween fail.dsiphA All
Leave Port Dspos' for Philadelphia eundays excepted
.ae : ts;a ss
sunday, leave PhilAdeiphia ior Oxford SD =. u.
| leave Oxford for PnilAde phia $40 Y.
Trains leaving W ilIo 645 ~ 40 vii
conecI Lainokin junction with the 7.uO 4. N.
&.Su p trains ior fhiiAdephi and B tmsr- Cen
III rxRoUSs % TRAINS Exox BALTIMORE
sRAvE WILMINGTON ~ lVSl l22D l. Nj 5.t2 lu.2J I.
CHESTER FOE PHILADELPHIA.
LEAT CH EsrER NJ u, ~ SIS. e4e and II 0s A.
llas, a.Al. AA. ASl, s.il, 7ss and icSP ~
From Baltimore 80 PhiladsphiA. Leave BalNmore ~
4. 4. Way Mall 80 An, kxprss 7as p. II N
prs~s. 1851 NJ. Express loAS 7. 81. kxprsss.
Prom BALTIMORE Port tAnd ntsi mediAtsstAtoi
as6OO p. II
aiafrom Deposit Ill lsav sPsrr.
VILE at6 u A. H. 10 rBaltiuortsnd intermediate sss
TEAMS FOR BALrIAoEE.
= Law ChssterA l2U6 And 0.lt 4. NJ and As P.n
| Leave Wilmington - l3S2, 3iS and 1909 a. H.. las
SUNDAY TRAIN PROM BALTIMORE.
Leayss baltimore 725P stopping 81 MAgnotA Psrr
mans Aberdeen, Hayrs-ds-ts ac- fsrry Cnsris
soVn North Essy. ElkiCn, Newark, Stanton, New
81 ocTt WilminGsoU, ,CiAymoni. Lii. vort and Chester
u. y. KkHAEi suDsrintsndsAs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
XxiIrpz6 Eiaee.
PENNsYLvANIA 1AILRQAu.
&100N5 g.
on AID AyIIR svNpAY. OCT. q. i

SEsF II 1T pfh1LaSEnfhait% ffn.s STEfnIf.hait Scr. ~ ''
Trains ;.s ST:, "a
~, ssS IN: and lilo S a. n. i."D.%.. S4SS.a.
sr.EI Es;. daily
Ia. tas, :as s1s:S. s: sss daily ss
.na dss s as.,
raskesburE Train daily. except SUNDAY. S.9 pm.
c,senua. .prsss 1sy ~.~r. ~.--@. SO
southern Express 1910 Pm.
H.chc Express daily. ll40 Pm
Psoii sunday Trains: 40 am and ssS Pm Pm
s:ss':' a::;;si rs.E y SSS:ss. SO 'S
e, NsS ..s xSrs Is spS S,:S, and
E%is5.n. Train ior Nsx York: sSpY.,
T,:i1 sn,1.s TOR 1:sniSD Trs;n. S % spd
~ KENsINaToN DEPOT.
Holuesburg 4 Bustleton. 6.l5
Way Train for New Brunswic .~~.--. ais p m:
h.press Trains for Trenton. 7.so N and 40 and
Way Trains for Trenton. 1000 N. Is. 500 and
FOR BELvIDERE DIVISION.
Express for Tfenton. Lambertviile. Ealton. Scran.
way Train to Lsnb:rsS,iiss M Remington. 10 90 am.
Way Trs for Pennington 1000 IN and SEQ m
Accom-. for Belvidere 800 N.
MAkkET STkNET FERRY.
AmbOy DlvssiOns
Accommoda. for New York via Perth Amboy and
via Monmouth Junction. $50 70. and 2.UO N
Way Trains for Trenton. 800 and l0.0O IN. i2.O(
noon and lOO, 500 and 900 IN.
Aceomu; tor New York via Jersey City. 800 N
Way Trains for Bordentown. = " and II 30 NJ
Express Trains for Long Branch $50 m and 20
Exp, Trains for Hishtstown. G.l0 u IN and $50 m
knd 400 m.
Express Trains for Pemberton. Long Branch an,
Nj. southern and ruckcrton ksilIoad 7.3O
, Way Trains for Mt. Holly. IL 80 IN and II 30 n
Way Trans for Penbert0n. 1870 II. 2.45. 500 an
6.Opm.
- sleeping Car Tickets for the West can be had O
application at the Ticket Office. yOl Chestnut
and at the Depot. Thirty. second and Market Sts.
Agents Of the Union Transfer Company will ca
for and deliver baggaee Vt the Dep OTIS. Orders vi
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Cal
can alsO be obtained at the 70 lowing
No. Wl Chestnut street,
+, TICKET OFFICES: No. oSS Ch est nut street
IA mo. ll6 Mark ct street,
nu and at the Depots and Ferry named a bove.
~ J. CASSArT. GeasraI Muna0er.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
DBILADELPHlA. WILMINGTON 4 BALTI.
L MOkR RAILRGAD. ,...

| EFkCIAI NOIICE.
On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1871.
. passenger car viii BE- attached to the freight
train leaving PhiladslUhis At 900 p. m. for Will
HinGton.
The train will stop at Stations as follows. when
signsllsd: Gfay's Ferry. 9.l2 p. m Lasaretto 93S
pm; Chester. PA D. m; Lamokip. 945 p. m; Thur
p. M Elersiie. 1918 p. nj arrive Wilmington. 1890
N loctAl b. r. KENNY. Rnp't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
Fora homesreso IN the West.
~rus suoRr.s4 AND BEST ROUTE. =

Thialin afords sunsQua all ed nducsnents ts per
,ons desiring cheap and dexpeditio1sp passage 10th
Wesf aua dese1v rticularly the attenton OF ~
sneS - esiro 70 avs emselveso OF the HomseeA
Rili nasaed ~ the last Congress-.
The Pennsylyania Central Railroad. with It's cor
oectine lneS 10 by Is. miles the shortAst route to
ChicaSo aud other promine tpl lsces IN the esta
Il aso the ouick cheapest aud best route to ai
nromin ant places in tho Southw est and Northwest
Passessefss Arc srded n comfortable and air{
psasen rer Cars furnished With cushion "a sees with
noves backs. water stoves In Min:sr aad
Vth such other - are reQusite LOT %
sRr~ssk ticketsA sold to all prominent plaeesi,
~ West. Southwss and Northwest. At about bal
kisSesn under ave years old ~ free. and chi,afsa
osn the aess ofavs and twslvt ysars pay hali-
pB Bsssas. .ehsokel and Ssorwarded by The ans tssia
Mn IA pssseugers. Eightypounds ofbasgags car
I 3e6 frce 20 every Nsll passenger:
l M train leaves daily except SNndsys and tcsees
Nut Be procured and BAGGAGE delivered at theomce
/ No. iiS Market street. by 3 O'clock. r: AZ
| az addressine the undersigned he will forwf I'd
retYrr maiI FREQ ofe arse. circular containing
| som uplste price iht. y map. oorfece COPY
:sSSA ss1St lfxse'z1ssSa Acme
sftks Pssa.y,ysnt.. sS...eaSS 81: tC:SAps,nSy,
pAiladolpbla: June y. 0Ab
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

Tho NJ xed Tram VII run subject to delays inci-
dent to freight business and will stop only at sta
tions where time 10 given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Phinleli
wilminstseSS sSSp e lo p g3 i9s Ssy C;;;N.!s. ;N!s.
Additional to those above leave Smyrna for Clay
ton II IS =. m. and 7.5 p. n. Lsav Clayton for
Smyrna $40 .. m. and 2.0O p. M, to make connec-
tion with trains to and from Dover. and stations
South. -
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Apne's Kent Railroads.
! At CLAYTON. with the Maryland and Delaware
KaiiRsEidiN KHAREiNe TON With III. junction and Break
water Railroad.
At SEAFORD with the Dorch ester and Delaware
| Railroad.
At DELMAR. with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and Wicomico and foeomoke Railroad.
H. p. KENNRY Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
WILNMaToN ANp READING q {
Ball Arrangement.

!)|
Fa,l Ass.neement. ri
On and after Monday, Novenber 4, 1874,
Trains will run - follow:
TRAINS ss;:aa II. IN. AZ.
L.sy' R;.s:Ss:;o:. E:;siSs: :. 7% tS
Arr .' wil4::es: }iI ,, iisI,. ;is sis
TRAINS Ss$:: m. IN.
~ Ss.ss: S:Sas:SIss III. "a s$ s$
AZ. : sjss::s;SS:; s::sSs::;. s$ s. ."
Train No. connects at Chadd's Ford with trains
road, srrivins a. Fhii1a phis st 100 N. and At
Trains East and West: At Birdsboro' with trains
sa rhiladslphia an and Reading R.ilrS:d. North and
ans n.k:s co:i 's sa. win trains for
from Pottsvills. Aa,risScre. Ae., Al Ccetes,ills
Train No. 8 connects q Coatssviile with Way
| Reading. Pottsvills and Harrisburg. and with Way
Train No. connects At Birdsboro' with train
from ksaAns. P0tssvills. Allentown and HsyIis.
burg. At Coatesvills with Harrisburg Accommo-
dation for Philsdslphis. At chadas Ford with
Train No. connects at Chadd's Ford With train
J leaving Philsdslphia At 40 m.
Train No. connects,at Chadds Ford With trains
arriving q Philadslphia st $40 M and at Balti-
Consection by Stage 70 AMI from West Chester
at Hagsr'e with all trains,
onsa ss;1. do net stop :. stations "h.S. s sfSs:: are
General Superintendent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-08-23
The Great ch.ll Cure {.

uocroR Wnnpr1's Axr,-Prp,ou,,
ANp AGrh CuEE Las been before ~,
pubic for ears and has never f,ilsa ~
eher' a cure when taken accorling -
directions "'"'"s ~
~ ae,s promptly in curing an Malar.
~ revers and prevents ali disyns.;.,'
sEQuhLot OF these diseases. which en- -
ten follow badly treated cases Of ch;,I.
snch a, Enlarged Spleen aud Impaire,i
CONSTITUTIONS. p'''eu
~ Is safe for family use. because !, .
inhorcnt; The tender babe and I'M, suc...
'aeieh grind-mo,hcr in the corner c,n
use u VITA as mnch immunity AZ ,hc
ROBUST man who tolls in The Sun AMI
supports ms family BY homes, and hon
orablc labor. 80" ''"''
NO arsenic no s'rychninc M ami
''he no poison OF any Kind enters into
~ composition.
The best aud most cnlichtcncd nby.;
'h''s prescribe il and oi.a. 4. take il thcm.
selves. - ''eih
~ Is cheap and reliable and xrvyp
DEUS
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INDIANA SKATE UNIyE,,STr,
1S72-73
IOI.-IV.
''IIE FIRST TERM of tho S,.,or...


iIIE FIRST TERM Of the State mi.
versity. for this year. will OMEN H.,
'he Literary Department. on the ~
18th Day of September. 1872
ana Tor the Law Department ON tho 7tb
day .of October. 1872. ''' ''"'
= a iuii corps of Instructors in all tho
Departments. 90" INC
ladies and Gentlemen admitted m;
equal terms. ''e" Oh
examination of candidates for adm;s-
, non 10 TIE University. will he held ON ihe
ION Gay OF September. New StuIen,s
',' Students who have examina,iou.
81 - ~ - 'asl 'erin' are earnestly request
:" 10 70 Dc present on that day.
,xa,a.osgues and further nforma,o,
!, ~ DC furnished upon application IN
rev. Cyrus Mutt. ID. d.. President ortbo
diversity, Bloomington, Indiana or to
ne undersigned. - !"
HoREnT G. FOSTER. Secr'v.
Aug. 2sd. 1872. -aw.
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License Notice.

n oiIcE is hereby given that the mn.
ia Su..sIgn' Viii apply for license n,
Cn ".p'c,h' ! term, 1872. OF the Dubois
,.;;! commissioners, under the pro-
'is"hs ot an act entitled An aci IN
aes"'a'e and license the SHE of sr:ritu.
Gus Viious. malt, and other intoy;, him.,
."i"ors' - he place of sale will he nroa
' ; PREMISES occupied by him. the ,,rc.
Use io'aiion of which i rs follows In
ne nrsiidin" ocrnpicd by lin. o., H.,
-. i'o' on Mil Si~af. Il town If Jasper
I'a,"oridge TOWNSHIP. Dnboi. rou,,r
h.. HENRY ENTiIOFEN,
Aug. 10th. lS7e. -3w.
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@we clip the following items from
the Petersburg Press:
William Siplc was ri IIay,eton on,
Iaay last week aud collected near $500
on lumber be had shipped from thar
Point. Business detained him there
UNI" hightfali when he started home.
Mheh ne had got about three miles on,
i.om hazlet"n. in passing through n
u.ep 'a,lnr. two men stepped out OF
'hc orush INTO The road. one ON each side
anu commanded him Ia halt MOI
.nmN'ns OF any danger. Mr.. Siplc drew
~ Tue re'ns 81 his mule. when one OF
M men made m attempt 10 seize The
or'uie. with tits movement Mr.. Siplc
commenced to realize that he wa, a,n,,,
10 i.il INTO the hands of the Ph;,;s,-
mes. when. with Il S,nall.stick h. hnll
I'D his right hand. he struck one az tlc
men across the face with all his u;gI,,
inns caused his mule 10 jump tn tbo Iat,
siddenly.and in doing so the mulc s,r,ch
the other man with such force
S s;nu nm spawiing on the ground.-
.p'c .aA'hs advantage Of the situation
ps spurs 10 MS mule and was soon out
- n"'hns way, and came the balance of
'"e ROAD without further molestation.
whlie George Hollands tbresbing
nachihe was at John Hammond's las, ,
'ionuay' the horses i'm the machine were
rIgntened at clap of thunder and tore /,
ne morse power to pieces. One of rho
'orses was injured to such an extent that
'e had to be shot. '''''' 4
al ABOUT the same time The horses in q
.oeh machine. at George Prcston's bo.
anne frightened and broke the borso
over loose and dragged il consider.
pie distance from the machine. The e
orses We're caught before any consider. :.
Die damage was done. 81
Messrs. Green Howe. Tom. Smith =,
heian Meek and Dick Cooley. hav. y,
...rrchased the machinery i'm the Uosmsr ~ ~
MS and they intend soon 10 move !,
abroad. LII W
VI ore cases Of clills and fever are 70. T.
'l'eu thah for several years before. III
A mare belonging to Bart Anderson
arion township. was killed by l;yh,.
ng Monday night. -"' -
Inc roads are lined with wagons load. =,
Win wheat on their way to market. n
LOIS III the new town O: Arthur. nm RI,
Airline ..iii.Aad, are ,ni,r 81 ~
e "hot cakes" o W =:
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W bazoo Brown, of jackson countv
a a. speech delivered at Medora. Tues.
gay, July 3Oth, announces his deter
.n.hation to support Grant. Brown &
.ne present Democratic Senator from,
that district. and is wei! known to thn
psonie OF the State as having dishonor.
60 himself in the last Legislature Of IN
6iana. lie was also denounced on the
moor OF the Senate by Colonel Ashnrv
steele as perjured thief and liar. !, =
: wholesome sign when we can drive
sucll men as Brown from our psrtv
from the Democratic party of the Siate
Won w" lone Iai" one }, voice saying "God speed
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NoiitE TO HEIRS or PETITi0c
~ SELL real. ESTATE

"a" ~ Indiana, Drbois County. =:
\ ofIt'HiS hereby gwen thai I,hu u
anderson. Administrator OF n,
49,, 60 o. Isaac Anderson. deceased. Ia.
-. ~ Pr'fifoii 10 sell the real estate
- .he "e''rdcn'. his personal bciu~ H..
'"hiri'ht 70 ,nN lis debts and IN, .,il
ps'i,!on VIII hc iicnrl at The next torn,
~ornlr. 'e"N u sai"
y. Il. kpNONSTON. CrrrK
Z potvr Any. 0o''"'s'
u'.a-i 9TH. lS72.-3w.
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Inc Radicals 1t Indianapolis have
oesun their old tactics Of trying to ;u.
M'.a'e voters BY erowding the voting
PRECINCTS together. and melting mobs to
.'.aek Democratic professions. While
TINS dispesitioa is nanisestsd at Indian
apoiis. and the police fail to m.ke
any enort' to restrain it. . great crv !.
raised BY Radical leaders over eor,,
r'ghfa- II this kind Of things don't
mend, We hope the right will h ever.
cised to remsve the Capital to .om.
otner point ere many years, and that in
.ne meantime not smother dollar viii,
DC spent there on public buildings. We
have had enough Of he domine.r;r. ~
lndiaaApolis-a city built up by the
peoples nosey.
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CoSsoLIDArED.--The New A,banv
Logger and Standard have been consoi.
dated under the name of the .Led0sr.
Standard Each paper has heretofore
seen excellent and with union Of tho
energies and talents of both in one,a pa.
per will be produced second to none :,
lnalana. 1t will unquestionably receiv.
= deserves liberal support from the
people Of Southern Indiana.
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Democratic Ticket.
roR PRESIDENT.
HORACE GREELEY
OF New York.
FOR VICE President.
BENJAMIN GRAFT RRnxvx
Of Missouri.

Democratic state Ticket.
1oR GOVERNOR.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
or Marion.
toR Li1rrESANr GoyERxoR
JOHN r. CRAvENS
OF Jefferson.
ron sEcRErARY OF STATE
OWEN NJ. EDDY,
VI St Joseph.
FOR AUDTrok.
HON. JOHN B. STOII
OF Noble.
1oR TREASURER.
HON. JAMES BRYAN
VI Marion.
iNTkSDENr PUBLIC rxsrprcr,ox
MILTON II. HOPKINS.
or Montgomery.
POI ATTORNEY GExrr.r
BAYLESS w. HANNA
OF vigo.
CLERK OF rHE SUPREME corpr
ED. PRICE,
or Sullivan.
roHrEs o. TIE SUPREME corRr
JOHN C. ROBINSON
OF Owen.
- coSeREssNEN AT LARGE
Hon. N. c. KERR,
Col J. S. WILLIAMS.
For Congressman. Cd District
SIMEON X. WOLFE.
".,ng Attor'y Sd Judicial Circuit.
5. H. TAYLOR, of Davies.
i' common Pleas Judge. 81 Dis.r;c.
MILTON S. MAvITY.
hor Common Pleas Prosecutor.
JOHN c. sCHAFER. u
ru representative in the Legislature. u
A: Ped, Of Martin COMMIT +"
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,,s W The American Foundry Of d. G.
III! IS running a considerable norton
OF It's machinery upon the WORKS FL,
the blast furnace of the Southern Ind;.
ana Coal and Iron Co., near shoals
Startin county. Much of the MACHINERY
OF tl'is furnace is of very heavy char.
acrer; The furnace will probably "blow
Albany Ledger. -'"
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ADMINISTRATORS S,yr

Office is hereby given. tlot RI. -,
"rfSi@ned administrator Of The c.,,,.
" 'ohh ~chnarr. Jr. deceased. Win oT.r
'or saie ut public auction, az The I.,,,
a''hcr ot the dece,!cnt, i'm D,,boi.
county. Ind. on '''"oi'
SAlt RDAY. August slst. 1872
me personal property Of s,;d 49,
,ho' taken by The widow con.is,;nr ~
: Horscs. cattle. hogs. sheen. corn n,,s
"heaf. hay. | wagon, 'farmin, ;n,,',.'
'hants. harness. household fnrniturc g..
ANM S.--Sums Of five dollars No.
'nder cash; all sums over FIVE do,.",'
.rrdit or twelve months will be yiyo,,
'uI,'iascrs giving noes at Interest wa;v.
urity. w" goo" Sc
fniLLlP VOELKEL, Admir-
Aug. 9th, 1872-3ws.&
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@At Westport AI.s

GAt Westp0rt Mass, rs the men
erle was going through the streets |.
49," 49, canine made an assault on the ele-
aH Hsu.. An EYE witness" says that tho
aos IN abont one minute was "spread
vse. several yards Of ground 10 abon.
inc thickness Of sheet iron, '''s
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"A good grocery and provision store
is great need in Jasper. We have .
iair room for such an establishment, and
will give it rent free for three months
20 any proper person, for such an cs,ab.
lishmenG
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t. 5. GRANT. HWY w.,
umANT AND WILSON

~. AND SHOFMAkEGs.
WASHINGTON. u. &.
-aeM Ifin Enlarged business = IL
''Its OF success are Honesty. IN.
:, 80 E MP and Popularity Refer.
'e ISopie the United States.
Medina. Ohio Gazette.
Tie above firm having gone back o.
Us ptasted elements of succcss." ana
ost ia honesty ard wasted its eucr,,;..
N dea:uchery mt Long Bran,h ara
grossly Imposed upon its Preferences
ave dete 'piined TO move West ana.
row up " III the country aud tie IN.
nan RELATIVES OF its senior partner ~
= INC fth OF March ncx'. leaving ,lcl
u>iness entru,ted To j, 10 be set,,..d -,
y Greeley and l'royn.
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COUNTY COMAIssoNER.--M Mr.. A. y
Miller of IInniingburg, is this week M
noun ced as candidate for County Com
missioner. This is the Sd candidate be-
lore the people for that Office, from th,,
district. The Office is one of the mos,
important in the county, and Mr.. Miller
IS wei qualified for the position. and
would undoubtedly make careful of:
ficer, if elected.