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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21
The Congressional Election.

below we print facsimile Of the
Democratic ticket which will 10 used
at tho election for Congressman 10 this
District next Thursday. II tickets are
not provided at all the precincts, let
some Of our friends write them nc.
cOrding to the form given herewith /:
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21
BENJAMIN WILSON.
Indiana.

Indiana sends word Of encourage.
mcut to the friends of Greeley aud lie
form, which will 60 far to neutralizc
the depressing effects of the results in
Ohio and Pennsylvania. Hendricks is
elected Governor Of Indiana by very
decided majority, which will BE- largely
increased for Greeley in November.
With Indiana safe tho chances for
Grceley's election amount almost to a
certainty. 1t is by no mean, sure
that Ohio will vote for Grant in No.
vembcr, us tho Liberal Republicans Of
that State generally voted the regular
Repu, lican ticket at the late election.
But cOnceding Ohio aud Pennsylvania
to Grant, there yet remains the follow.
ing States which may DO relied upon
for Greeley next month.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21
NoTlCE-TnE WESTON
W ooAEN4MeVoRv

Since the recent decline Of Wool in
the Fast, we have marked all our
Goods at last years prices
Heavy JEANS 81 to so c per ward
Extra Pine Steel Mixed Jeans, supe.
riCf TO any in the market IS 9.
Al'o a lot of lullcd Jeaus at 75o IN
50 per yard. ~
Heavy Caledonia Linscy, ! yard wide.
so to 800. "''V'
Flannels, III assortment, / ward vida
90 to G5cts. N '''''
Blankets and cloth in proportion, all
9 ,sE warranted. Stocking Yarns Of
different grades at reduced rates Which
WI give oil wanting goods for tIis
,s a good opportunity to secure
.nen at low figure. We employ no
travelling pedlars or hurks.srs 10 sell
goods OF buy wool. All purchases ~u,,
llaoo at the Factory arc guaranteed as
represented We still piy tho hiriIcs,
for goods. A'"""S'
AlsO, for the accommodation otrsr.
, men 10 general. va will take wheat at
for goods. ' ;" '"V"a0gO
j. II. CLIFTON 4 co.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21
WEsrOS, Sept 90, 1872.
INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
" --Ig7i..IS7n

INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
wv --1S1i..-1S79 -
The last Catalogue shows an attendance o
Ill Students at this Institution. Firc dis
tlnct Departments of instruction, with a full
corps Of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages /;
Mathematics, pure aud applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences. &C., &c, carefully aud thor.
oughly taught. Practical Chemistry aud
Physics, illus ira,ed by appropriate appatat.
US. Special advantages Tor the Etudy VI lie
ulogy,
a good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
Geology nnd COncholOgyi tof
geiher with many specimens IN other depart.
mcnts Of Natural History. Fine lIuililnVS
beautiful and healthy location, good soei y.
Fall Term hcSins .S,pt. o. Winter, De.
ccmbcr 8. Spring, March 20. Commence.
mrni, juno 90.
Boarding from 50 TO "a per week.
Tuition, from SIS to S?i per year.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX MARTIN, President,
NOtgsutowni W. Va
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

The aboyu named parties will take notice
that q. !. Taylor, one VI the Commission.
crS Of tue Braitoa county Circuit Court, will
on the 93d day Of November, 1879, al the
Recorders Office Of Braxton county procsCd
to execute tho above order preference. And
u, from any cause, the same should not DC
completed on that day, the SAME will he
continued from day 10 day until completed.
or. TAYLOR,
'tp2l-N Commissioned ChAncSfy.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

n hVLf'o helu III tue clerk Ollice Ol
n the circuit court Of Lewis county, on
The inst Monday In October, lsT..
Robert IL. Waters,
The Equitable Oil and In Chauccry.
others.
The object Of this suit Is 20 recover debt
due the plaintiff against "Thc Equitable oil
and Mnlng Company" ofS?,ii3 90, with
interest TO ascertain the debts against snid
corporation; 10 sell u tract of 600 acres Of
land owned by said corporation, on Three,
Lick Run, a branch Of OIL Greek, In Levi,
county, West Virginia, aud out ofi,s pro-
eceGs pay tile debt Of tile plaintiff. aud anr
others that may appear against It, anil thvi,
distribute any surplus remaining among The
Stockholders, according 10 law. And II
appearing from ailldayits that said gorpora.
tiOn has failed to appoint an agent In Aid
county oaccept service on behalf of said
corporation, Of process against the salne as
required by law, and Il liable 10 he bro.
ceeded against by publication, aud also liza,
tbs defendants Luther II. FELTON,, William
W. NorlAnd, Henry $. Jones, Richard il,
Sllter, Francis Mclaughlin and Joseph 4.
l.atorlne are non.resldrnts of this State. and
they, and said corporation not appearing, II
Is ordered that they DO appear here within
one month Ailer the first publication Of Tins
order and do what Is necessary 10 protee,
their interests In this suit.
AtteSle:
JilJIN {, tArIcnv n,.,.
Henry brannOn, plaintiffs attorney.
octT-it
lSaie Of Vest Virginia.
AT Rules held III the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, GU TIE frat
Monday IN October, 1872.
Wellington V. Chides.
ter, plaintiff,
VS.. In Claucerv
Hugh j. Wilson, and
others, defendants.
The object OF this suit l. to recover of IA.
ivndant Hugh ]. Wilson the Iuin of san ~
with interest and the costs OF this suit, md
to attach IN the hands Of defendants Chris.
topher q. Yoke Jesse Smith, Pey,on n, Hall
Nancy MeNemAr, Taylor Chtttum and oil.
yer Alkire any debts due from them 10 de.
frndant Hight. lFilson, aud also any effect.
Of said Wilson they may hare inlthrifi hands
aud TO subject tue same to the payment M
plaintiffs debt, interest aud costs, And II
appearing from affidavit filed that defendant
Hugh ]. Wilson Is a nou.trsident OF tLis
State, and he not appearing, It l. or dercd
that be do appear here within one month al.
ter the first publication OF this order, and do
what Is necessary to protect his interest In
this suit. 1este:
JOHN c. JACKSON, Clerk.
Bennett & Bennett pl'lI's atty.
Oct7.4t
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21
State Of liea rirginia.
BraxtOn county Circuit Court, June

Ao'ute W HeA tHy'Htu.
Braxtou county Circuit Court, June
term, 1872.
Hartman Il StrauS,
Jane. A. Bogg,. and
others.
II. ]. Wcrdebaugh 4
Co, 7, ch.r.o,s
james A. BOgg, AID
others.
llar,mns 4 Stratus
Charles Frame & Co.
These three causes arc referred 10 q Gem.
missioner Of this Court, who IL directed to
ascertain and report all judgments and 9th.
or liens against the lands Of James A. DOggs,
and their priOriticsi all the real estate owned
by james a. nOggs at the time Of the rendi.
ton OF such judgment, on which he may
have sinre acquired. Subject 10 such liens
all real estate Or personal estate of said lIoggs,
whether IN lis own hands, OF Ia the name OF
hands OF others, which may be liable for the
payment Of Ills debts; whether the several
con7eyAnCtS aud transfers II real aud per.
sonal property Ia the bills charged By James
\. BOggs 10 defendants James Martin Eioggs,
Isaac DOggs, Henry Clay Doggs and Ben.
jainin liunnlAn, are void as 10 the creditors
OF james 4. BokgS, by reason, either Of
their not being founded on valuable consider.
atinn mr. far iFnuh aud the nxt.ns ,D rhi.I,
they be void. Also ascertain and report
what, ifany, pattnrrshi assets Of tho lirm
Obituaries Frame & Co. there may be liable
10 the payment Of the firm debts; all debts
against said firm, Aad their priuriiies; what
estate Of defendants Patrick II. DuiIy, Charles
Frame aud JAMES A. Roggs may be liable to
such firms Indebtedness, Nhd 10 what order,
under any agreement between said parties,
their respective individual property should
be held liable 10 tue firm debts; and rener.
ally any aud all other matters aud things
touching the object and purposes Of this ri.
etcnce, which said commissioner nay deem
pertinent or the pafiics interested may re-
quire. And In executing this reference said
Commissioner may summon witnesses, take
their dispositions, require any Ortlie parties
TO answer interrOgatisns, Or give evidence
under uath. Notice " the time and place
may 10 published 10 THR DEMOCRAT, a news.
payer published In Lewis county, and the
object this tciCTcuce, for four weeks prior
TO the day appOiniCd, which publication
ihall be deemed equivalent TO personal SER
vice OfL0ilre on all tie parties.
a Copy FeSle, n. u. SQuIREs, Crk.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21
EQUALIZATION
by the Governor.

l, JOHN j. JACOB. Governor oil
the State Of West Virginia, do issue
this, my Proclamation, and give no,
ticc, that on the Tuesday uext after
the first Monday 10 November, 1872,
an election will be held at the various
places Of voting throughout the State,
for tho purpose Of choosing Eve Elcc'
tors Of President and Vice President
Of the United States, for the State o.
West Virginia.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-27

The editor Of the Radical uses
the "wilful and malicious lie,"
(regariing the precarious posi-
ton his Bro. George placed him
self in, by his endorsement Of key
notes. for . new party. appearing
in thst sheet last November, J to-
wards MS beosusel We did not
publish, two weeks ago ALL Of that
article-conhning ourself to the
paragraph that We thought con-
tanned the full te1tof Hon G. w.
.Julian's basis for . ssNew Depar-
ture"-he having become SO pure
and holy that AZ could not stay
longer in the Republican organise
tion, ia where ,a.sscalawags and
thieves held the official posi-
tions! We give the endorsed ar
ticla, il fnll, denouncing the Pres
ident and the Republican party, in
another coluAl. Read il. 60 htN
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-27

LES SON FROM AN ENEMY.-It is
wisdom, sometimes, to take q les
son from an enemy, and very
valuable one, we think, can be
learned from the following "drip-
pings" from the Connersville Elk.
aminere:
One can not pick up number
ofthe Rushville Republican, Times,
OF this city, and Julian's Radical.
without seeing there the OUT crop
pings OF the spirit of disaffection !
The muddle goes on in the Radi-
cal ranks; centering on nobody and
nothing. Some are for Paul, some
for Appolus. some for Cephus ;
few agree. The Democracy are
quietly adopting q wise plan. No.
body's claims in the Fourth Dis
trict are especially being pressed !.
There is no danger but that some
man, in time, will come forth cloth
ed ID garments Of power. There
is nought madc BY too premature
speculations about candidates. LIE,
the discordant elements of the
Radical party, - far - possible,
turn themselves into Kilkinny cats
The Democracy will have ample
time to open the contest prosper
ously aud close it Rloriously.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-27
JUSTICE.

,THsPHREEoLooIoAL JoURxAL.-Hss' began
&he-year we'll. In no other periodical do No
find human natars % thoroughly treated.
We always sss somsthing in il which In
structs ss. something which entsrtains and
somethisg amusing. 1t il . capital family
magazine. In The February number Ne ind
illustrated articles, and sketchss on the fol-
lowing James Denoon Reymert, the emil
nent Norwsgo- American; How the Faculties
Combine; Protoplasna, or the Mystery Of Ply
steal Life; Exprsssion-is Aoatomy and Phi
loscphy; Conjugsi Psychology Joshua Wat.
seS. the:P hasnSbropao Chdrchman; "Fo,low
youeNoss," or, How the Nose indicates char
sstir; Rksamstlsm, III GAUGES md Cure;
GREAT CRIMINALS Plain Penmanship; Pie.
Adam;tss 4oand il &he Bib}e, . new reading
Of Gsassia; ,Govsrnor Washbarni Of NaSsa-
cbusetss, A Marvellous Ceajnrsrn Pickiss. etc.
Pnce5o cents, single Mos. e3s yeAr. s.
r. Wills. New York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-27

h b honsEed foF'this grand work. Il
Ahoud b remen bered however. that the
RepdAlicau party abolished slavery, not
Is voluntary oct usder . sense Of duty
to til slave. hit On compulsion. Il
tried with oil il might. not TO dc i.
kaAnoancea, again end again, its readi- /
ress to leave these millions in chains as
a means Of compromise with their rebel
masters. We speak Of the party, and not.
OF course, Of the Abolition element in il.
which always asserted the claims Of
jayicc and 'humanity in demanding
emancipation under the var power
The Republican pasiy was finally -ds;ses !
into its assault upon slavery, in order TO save
tie country aud itself from destruction. But
its work is only half done. Cbattle- slavery
ID gone; but We have left wages slavery, the
ownership Of labor by capital, which - sim
PLY slavery in another form. The Republican,
party must accept it. 1t must favor re-
'duction of the hovrs OF toll in the great fac
tories and workshops Of the country over
which the Government has control. II must
show itself the friend Of our pioneer settlers,
and of the rights OF the people by thorough
re construction OF our land policy, and tho
emancipation of itself from the control OF
great corporations. 1t must give the peOple
q sonnd national currency without the costly
machinery of our system Of national banks.
whose championship it must surrender. 1t
must, in short, prove itself the party OF
progress and the friend Of the psopse. and
oppose the principle Of monopoly, aristocra-
cy. and privilege in whatever form.
I, But our article grows too long.--WhAt We
have said relates to practical questions Of ad-
ministrative reform, and shows the impera-
tive need of q new departure in the cases
specified. We earnestly hope the Republican
party will prove itself ready for il. PEI feet
consistency, indeed, demands that It should
20 still further, and declare itself in favor Of
the enfranchisement of women. We Lave
been taught,as fundamental political axiom
that Taxation without representation j. ~
granny" and yet TO day une-half the citizsn'
of the Republic, and that the bett1e half, II
| taxed ana governed with no voice in the tax
ing and governing power, which it 10 forces
| to support and obey. We submit that 81
aristocracy founded on sex is quite ~ per
/ nicious as an aristocracy founded ON color, o
! race. Its principle is a. morally vicious .
!: it is logically false; and if the party whic
I BOASTS Of its enfranchisemept of our, Africa
7 fellow citizens shall shrink from its plat
duty to save twenty millions Of Ame, lea
: citizens, and chilly Of our own race, We b
| lieve it will not be very long before . ma ton
I 81 party vii, be organised that will resolutel
face the duty. :t-s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-27

Mrs. Moore. living on the YER
sailles pike, near Lexington, on
Tuesday last entered npon her one
hundred and third year, that day
being her. birthday, She is, to
an appearances. api9ying perfect
health, and does much Of her own
housswork. She can read, We, nm
derst6nd, without Che aid Of glass
es-rLexington Statesman.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-27

The appropriate cognomen,r We
bestowed last week'on che editor
of the Democrat Herald, has had
the effect to impress him with the
belief that he had received Il de-
served lecture from one Of the
clerical persuasion. instead .ef q
"poor, half-starved editor.n We
are glad that the truth, from so
humblea source, has found ! fodg-
ment there, for it encourages Us in
the belief that Watts WAS correct,
that "the vilest sinner may return1''
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-27
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Wayne County, are
hereby requested 10 meet in Mass Convention
at Centreville. on Saturday the 10th day Of
February, 1872, At half past 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, for the purpose of electing Delegates to
the Republican State Convention, to b holden
on the a2nd day of February, 1872, at Indian
apoiis. Also TO- select County Central
Committee for Wayne Comfy, and any oshse
matters that may be properly before il. The
Democracy may be At the present passive,
but is not. dead, and upon the least sigs Of
relaxing vigilance on the part Of Repsbaieans
they would rise and show as much power q
heretofore. l therefore most earn. stly re-
quest all the Republicans of the Cossty to
turn out, and attend this Convention. We
are on the eve of An important Presidential
Campaiga. Eternal Vigilance 10 the price
of Liberty" -
: By; order Of, Wayne County Republican
Central COMMITTEES. 5ae
q sasa: y LIB. PAYNE, Chairman.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-27
HON /, for the FriendIe,. !.

On Wednesday night iast, tl.c
annual meeting Of this 4nstltu tson
vac held In the Pearl street N. E.
Church. Owing to Tue fact, that
apubltc lecture was in rrsRress At
Lyccun Hall, q revival h lCcutral
Church, services at tho Eptsccral
Church, and = very oold 1a1ht.
had the effect Of making rho at
tendance much smafiet aseasan it
would have been under more ia
vorable circumstances; eaUwc$or,
thoae who were present hGtl their
hearts in the work and .fels that 81,
was good to BIO there's" The meet
ing was organized, by calling D.. B.
Crawford to the chair, and ap-
pointing Dan l Surface, Esq. Sec.
The President and Treasurer OF
the Home, on behalf Of the Board
Of Managers, submitted interesting
reports Of the working OF the In
s.itution-its financial condition,
DO. for the past year, which viii be
found In another column. After
the reading of the reports by Tim
othy Nicholson, Rev. Agenbroad,
Levi Jessup, Rev. A. A. Brown,
Timothy Nicholson, and j. Y. B
Miller, all made brief, appropriate
and poiated remarks. in cummen-
dation Of the Home-tbe good 1t
was doing for society, and the ne:
cessity there was for material aid
10 sustain il. .a an,
A brief letter was read IroniJo.
seph Moore. President Of Earlhai,
College, expressing his sympathy
in the work, and his regret, il CON.
sequence of his health, thst Inc
could not be present at the meet
ing. anamj
The venerable Mrs Elisabeth
Hopkins, came forward, and in
few well.timed and forciblol re
marks, rivetcd on the minds Of oil
in the house tho imperative neees'
sity of1ot only paying on the in
debtedness of the Home, bat Il
relieve ito managers from anxiet,
and burden, as to the whe.ewitha
to keep the machinery in efffcien
working order in future BY keep.
ing the treasury like the widow
''cruise Of oir"-always enough ii
it to supply real wants. Hex, I'D
monition to parents regarding tn
proper sraining OF children:to kee,
them from the paths OF immoralit
and vice, sunk deeply into III
hearts Of those who had the pleas
ure'ofihearing the words OF trut
and soberness that she 50 earnest
~ and fedingly uttered. nas Or
The following gentlemen wer
appointed by the Borad Of Mana
gers, as the soliciting counitte
for the present year: Messrs. A
Gaar, VIM. S. Reed, D. X. Zelle
A. E. Croker, Timothy Harrison
ond VIM. Hiatt.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Candidates Column.

TERIA0UEa1E ~
We are authorized To- an.
nounce Nathan H. Cammack, of Cambridge
City, as q candidate for Treasurer OF Wayne
County, .Ineiana, subject to Republican nom
nation. ;4.l
10 We are authorized to announce J aeon VoR.
Of Dublin, ~ a candidate for Treasurer, SUBJ
ating election. =.
We are authorized to on:ounce JEssR
HIATr, Of Dublin, as q candidate for Treas.
urer Of Wayne county, subject to the dscis-
ion Of the Republican nominating election.
: We are authorized to announce TnApDsus
0GREKNE as candidate for Treasurer OF
Wayne county, subject to the Republican
nomination.
We are authorized TO announce BENJAMIN
STRArrAN, as . candidate for Treasurer of
Wa,ne county, subject to the Republican
nominating election, to ba held in April next.
risase announce the name of AxDRus s.
WIGGrNs .o!,Jefferson township, as . candi.
date tor Treasurer of Wayne county, subject
to the decision of the nominating election, and
oblige MANY FRIExDs.
We are authorized to announce DR.. W. p.
WARING as a candidate for County Treasurer,
: subject to the Republican nominating election.
We are authorized to announce Il. W. Max
WELL, as q candidate for Treasurer of Wayne
( county, subject to the decision of the nomina-
:: ting election in April next.
7A We arc authorized to announce JosErH G..
LEMON, as q candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the Republican Nominating Flee.
ton in April next. -.
q ConGn6x00xoN
We are authorized to announce JOSIAH
CLAwsoN, oil Clay township, as q candidate
for County Commissioner subjetct to the
decision of the Republican nominating cleo.
ton.
t EIPR DOKnT9TAT
We are authorized to announce LEWIS C
WALKER, as candidate 10 represent Wayne
county in the Legislature; subject to the De
eision of the Republican nominating election
We are. authorized to announce HsRNAs
| B.sPAYNE asa candidate for Representative
subject to the Republican nomina tion.
FEo0. ATTORNEY.
! ii We are authorised to announce THos.
/ STUDY, Of Centrsville. as a candidate TO
Prosecuting Attorney for the Wayne Crimi
nal Court. subject to the Republican uoDina
ting election. 49,. is
| We are authorized to announce ]. L.YAR
| IAN, Esq, as a candidate for Prosecutini
I Attorney, for the Criminal Court Of Wayn
county; subject to the nomination Of III
Republican party.
T.; We ard authorized to announce VIZ. b
SrCDY, as candidate for re election to th
office Of Sheriff OF Wayne county, subject I
the decision Of the Republican nominatin,
| election. 7S-- s2s
COM. PLMA0 JUDGE
| We are authorized to announce JoRN
kBBEY a. a candidate for reelection to 4
Office Of Judge OF the Court OF Com mon Plea
! for the Sixth Judicial Circuit, subject 10 ID
| Republican nomination. s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-27

J A Valuable Agricultu, IL Journal.
Sent Three Nonths Free. We have
made arrangements with the publishers 0f
the AMIRIcAN S1ocx JOURNAL 20 send thses
monthly numbers gratis, and post paid To al
our subscribers Who apply fof tham.' Farm
eEs sapd Stock Breeders should ayail them
selves Of this Geasroua onef, N The thsee
nnmhsfs contain near 100 pages Of ehsics
9g1 s ssiSle; ks .. ve;s.,n.s, $780,
9 breeding. ate, etc. handsomely illustrated
:. with engravings. Also great nznbr OF
valuable recipes for the eure of, yarioaS dis.
eases 70 which Horses, Cattle, Sheep. SwissI
Poultry, &C., are Liable. Address N. P. BOY.
Err 3 CO., Publishers, ParkersburR, Pa.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOUR.
80. NAL aFs s..st.sa !

Ranks with the foremost among fearless aud
independent newsps psrs. Believing N tho
principles of the Republican, party, which
have SO often been endorsed BY t6s people, it
will advocate. with MI It's .aeai, ne 'puri6ca-
ton Of that party from any faint Of spspicidp,
and the continuance Of il in power, both 10
the State and Nation, as the best guarantee OF
an honest and strong government, peace AID
security every where, honesty and eceno my 10
the fioanoes, and hssltael and prosperous
Development in the commerce and Industry pf
be county. 80 =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-27

The Brookville American. comes
to Us again, under the command OF.
M. L. Wilson, editor and proprie-
tor. We welcome this old and re-.
lis5le Republican paper to oar la
BILE again, and trust its editor will
realize from liberal patronage, .
plethoIic pocket book. : Us ].
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-27

The Local preachers 81 Rick
mond district Of North Indiana
Conference N. E. Church will
hold their meeting at cNewport
Wayne County, commencing on
Friday Feb End at 2 o'clock p m.
All the Local preachers and EKor.-
tors are expected to be present .
cordial invitation is given to, all.
Arthur A. Curme, Cores
spending Secretary. Il ri siigr
VIM. c. Bowen, Vice Pres