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THE PROPOSED GREENVILLE
- FACTORY, "t .'s..}

| We had the pleasure on yesterday
of meeting in our town Col. 81. P
Hammet, Of Greenvllle, once the pop
ular and and energetic President Of
the Greenville and Columbia Rail
road, and one of the most thorough
business men Of the State. He visits
our place in the interests of the pro,
posed Greenville Factory, the circu.
lar with regard to which we publish
ed recently in our paper. He has
been very successfulin obtaining sub,
striptiyns in ,Abbeville and adjoining
Counties. tits an enterprise WHICH
commends itself to the capitalist, as
affording a most profitable invest
ment, and to our citizens generally,
US contribution to building up d
a great material interest-giving d.
versity to our industry and de-
velopment to our wealth. It Is pro.
posed to raise a capital of $125, 900,
in shares of 500 each-25 per cent.
of which,, is to. be raised in the Spring
"a per cent. in the Summer and
the remainder during the next win.
ter The times Of payment have
4-NFt -
been 90, fixed, as best to accommodate
all parties. We commend the enter
prise to the attention of our citizens
having money to invest. Some of
our hest 6nanciers are making invest
ments, and their example will doubt
less inspire others. A number Of our
citizens have expressed a wish to take
stock, and for the accommodation of
those and others, as Col. Hammet
cannot remain, a list has been left
with Mr.. W. Joel Smith. to whom
all wishing to subscribe should ap-
ply. Success to all such enterprises.
L
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School. Notice,

ay...i iiI,/..., ..,i;-H1GT a}l
VOUR attention is called to the
IL great Irregularities in the. salaries
of % Teachers, sand the filling ont a1l
signing Of Pay Ceftffcdtes. The salary
must be in proportion to the, grade. Of
theITeacher's Certificate, and the mum!
ber of. his pupils. The Pay Certificates
must be filled out completely and accu-
rately BY yt the Clerk Of the Board.
z@ w. NJ PRESLEY,
SCHOOL, Conn.,, Abbevillei County,
Office of School Com'r, /
: March 1gsa'7s2ts r.. 80. p
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lf brs 89e 9eAcI9i,oY bseT

es1s esasty Sfl fs Eesst fssl'ls IL
A.. D. 1857, by lands Of Bennett Rey-,,
Hlse,t Rhsfsgs ssss 8ssf seS ras {S
then lived, heing formerly ttss ae1tssE-H,
tate Of James Irwin, sdeceasad, end owy
bounded bs lands q; Ineppsts s{eY46jdp, N
a. 81, Blake, n5s,TT,. y " ID d Y lllisnss and 4.
W. IsI9. al HE, suit. al it, l1sbs, I'll Il
Terms af sale ASH eTpasQf IA
alter after ssls Sp tbs pfops4sy @ VIII IL
. q, yai3u,414P Pl IG5IslEFs4ElN, III. HsiA- G.@
4th Mach lbl8i i,e.;alI u YfTI Oil
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643 Acres,

more or less, adjoining lands of T. M
Tucker, Jas. Bruce, and others, on Sa'
vannah River, levied on as the property
of H. H., Harper, at the suit of Trustees
of Della Howe. Terms Of; sale Cash. (
Terms of Sale must be complied with
Within one hour, after sale or theproper.
ty will be resold. = Pa a. ysS-$ - !
L: P, GUFFIN,
..i.t. .,: i.!,s Ire s. A. C.
Sheriff's Office. Z.
March 7th, 1873. =.
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Final Discharge. ~

NoT1cE is hereby given that 2. G.
IN Kay and Mrs. Rosama Branyan
Administrator and Administralrix. ,oi
the Estate of John g: M. Brallyan, de-
ceased, have applied to Charles W.Guf-
fin, Judge of Probate, in and Tor the
County Of Abbeville, for a final dis
charge as Administrator and Admins.
'fds!'n; IT IS ORDERED, That the 18th, day III 81
April, A. D. 1878, be fixed for hearing
Of Petition, and q final settlement Of
said Estate. ''.''.'' '''"
J. G.. WOSMANSKY..G ~.
. G. C.-P. "A. G.
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az The telegraph announces the
death of General Edward johnson,
at Richmond, Va. -.
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,.;a9~ Senator Patterson was sworn
in, without opposition during the
past week, at Washington. s,.. =
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We are personally. aoauainted with
DR.. .Gurley, both professionally and So
cially,. and from q personal knowledge
Of his plan Of operating and treatment
of diseases Of the eyesas in the above
case, can recommend him to all persons
who may desire his professional services.
.i4ASs SaNWM. MCGURKIN, Sheriff.
JOHN w. DANIELS, .,
- - -, Clerk Of Court. Il;
) ..March 10 1879 f2-ff &0=---1'T- SS--
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NY virtue of an. Execution to me di
Id rected, will sell atAbbeville T.
b. within the legal hours, Saie-day ir
April next, tract of land containing
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The, CONTRACT for the brick work
of: the new stores Of Messrs. Cothrnn
& Wilson, on Washington Street, has
been awarded to Robin Guy, a faith;
full workman .swLo has commenced
operations. ....,,
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DIR. J.aW. GURLEY,
oculisr and Hurist.

0culisr and Aurist. a
'DEhsoNs wsehaye lostshair visiSh.,
n. q partially ssssntireay,icsn BY IA
exapinaton, know the probability Of
shayfhg tleinsght or hearing restored or
improyed- The charge foKshssxamina-
stha oGthesEy or Fer wiz be- two dol
lars, where the Doctor does hot treat the,
,oase.hn3i.' liedt % tWoais OF t95f,igig 'fi
Please read the, following, certif cates.l
:;aH| hfG ElGa2 .slSA sSlSA ,S2DilaIl TIL plGSji
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KHY Order, Of. GonEtaof eGomnonIl
Id Pleas,I viii sell, at, ,AbbeHilta Gu
a. on Sale Day In April next ARtttlln
the legal hoprs,a TRACT pfjapd icpssaia-
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. sAED,EiiRSsRoN I CT, S. C., {
q :, l - - NeMhrnh Qd 1870


This is: to, certify, that, !. have been,
blMd for the last three years, during
which time T. have spent several hun
dred dollars in trying to obtain relief,
the egreater part Of Which 1 spent in At
lanta, Ga. 4 (under. treatment Of parties
making diseases OF the ;eyea speciality
without obtaining any relief, whatever.
Z .hadI almost sdispaifed of ever being
able TO see, when DE. Gurleyt informed
me that by anoperation for tie removal
of Cataract, the chances would be about
nineteen or twenty in my favor Of OBJ
tanning sightsaI consented, and on the
18th of February last the operated, ubon
my-eyes, and on the 7tf. day Afterwards
l was able to distinguish objects at q dis
ee,iaud my sight is still improving,
so much 80, that I find no difficulty In
walking aboutIwherever I desire. The
operation was not as painful as! I expec!
ted and since' Ii have experiences but
little paint / fcan cheeYfdliyairee8if-
mend DR.. Gurley to all persons suffer
ing from diseases of thee eye. =:
MATTREI~sSNTpF
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! Sheriff Sale.

Trustees De La Howe Estate against
II. II. Harper.
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sheriff 3 sssI's q Sale. si..s. s.,isI

oai1Sa-,- ri, o..1eW .sp:;.yaiiJji 3L415tiHrt
"a Feb'yy 1875. f,,,,,,s, III,
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Court. Against this we e'protest, 'ant
trust that the convicts will suffer theil
merited punishment. Some friend O.
the convict will have a petition pre-
pared for bis release, and afler apply.
ing to several hundred persons, some
twenty or thirty names ore obtained
and the petition forwarded. The
whole thing is wrong, and defeats-the
ends of public Justice. o,>- - y.
Owing to the fact that the Inaugu.
ration at Washington had called away
most Of the government officers in
Columbia, We w-bate few of them
They all havetheseharacter Of being
honest and capable officers, and we
Ihaye no doubt will make a good
record for 1themselves!i Tho IegisIa!
ture had adjourned during the pre-
yious week.. and though 1T has not
accomplished naeh in the way 'of
Useful Legislation, yet it seems to be a
conservative bodys and to, ]bega vast
Improvement upon the preceding.
Colun bia:is ! prosperous dgrow.:
ing city, and the number OF new aud
elegant building g in, the place exhibit
the enterprise and public spirit of its
citizens. The stores here arc said TO
be as fine as any in the South.
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appreciate one 3 IeeI}nSs Oh sucu an
occasion, the reader must experience
them. himself, by making the visit
We saw scores of, these demented
creatures, laboring under every con-
ceivable form of mania, and were
impressed with the air of comfort
which. everywhere prevailed; and the
rare order and cleanly appearance OF
everything in the building. The halls
and passages, and many of the cham:
bers, are neatly. carpeted, while the
parlors and bedrooms are neatly
and comfortably furnished the par
lors being furnished with pianos .k1 for
the use Of. the inmates Preparations
are being made to have a dining-room
on each floor, with dumb-waiters, and
speaking tubes, reaching from the
basement to tie top story. The. fur
naces for heating the whole building
have recently BEEN put up, and the
inmates are. now made perfectly conf
Portable, at a trifing cost compared.
with that Of the old ct stone: one coal stoves
: Before visiting the rinstitation, we
had no idea of the comfort of the in
matea, and the care which is bestowed
upon them. Everything possible is
done to amoliorate their suferings,
and to make them! contented and
happy. They seem to be aware: Of
the days set apart for the reception
of visitors, and the females, with the
promptings of instinct, array them
selves in their best attire, with flowers
and ornaments in a manner that
. .
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Notice to Creditors.

March. ~, 4s-4t* -
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STOLEN i

March l2, 1s7s, 4s-tf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-08

The ccrebro spinal disease among horses
is causing a great deal of trouble to stable
keepers md other owners of horses Il
especially attacks those which had but ar
imperfect recovery from the cpzootic, and
which seems in consequence thereof to be
peculiarly adapted to attacks of all kind:
Of disease Iu the first stages of the dis
ease the animals become paraIyScd in the
hind legs and have to be supported by
sings; while those which are apparently
convacscent will suddenly burst blood
vessels AMI die oFhcmmOrhsge, after being
exercised The street railways have suf
fered considerably from this cause The
South Boston line having lost 20 or sc
horses, and having some 50 sick now -
1t is thought most Of them are now con,
valescent.
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N -I-
joins hobIs''' 'n'"I''O "''
Many Jnd'cl'u' 'rlon'' "''' s"p'''''
asioni'hneot that at 'H'' 'a'' prI'lu o' NY
life ! should take uPo" my'''' 'ue cares
and pccnOiary risks Of so large aoo 'hP'u'
'iVo an enterprise as my last great "ays'
lng show My reply Is mat was ru''"g
out and needed some cares 0'u ''"s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-08

Sn1CGrNG ACCIDENT About two O.
clock this morning. Henry Davis brake.
man on the Baltimore & Ohio Short line
Railroad, met with a shocking accident,
which terminated bis life in about two
hours after suffering rrcuscly. ltappcnrs
that Peter Burke was 10 charge Of All en-
giOc and was moving locomotive which
had no steam; When the latter got on the
old track he reversed bis own engine and
went in pursuit OF the other one The en-
CINE went dashing along with no one to
control it, and upon running about couple
of miles il collidtd with a Western bound
freight train, killing Henry Davis who
was on the engine at the time performing
the duties of fireman. The unfortunate
man was wedged in between the engine
and tender, getting badly mashed, besides
being severely burned by the hot steam,
part of which it is Thought be inhaled -
A man who is learning the road was sit
ting on the tender when the collision oc.
CURED, receiving injuries in the head,
shoulder aud side The engine was not
hurt
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-08

CADGLL CoURT House There is soon
to he made an issue in Cabell county, the
location of the Court house aud county
seat. The old Hall Of Justice at Barbours,
vile is beginning to show its age consider,
ably, and the propriety, as in Kannwba.
of having a building of a better plan and
finer construction for the purpose is sug.
gcstcd A strong move will be made by
Huntington to carry the location to that
place, and the contest will undoubtedly be
animated ia the extreme. Courier.
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Death of Hon. Jas. Brooks.


The announcement Of the death Of this
true friend Of the South, which sad event
was so long sorrowIulIy expected aud ba.
at length taken place, will be received
with universal regret 10 the South We
have no space at this time to refer nj any
length to his career, aud must content our.
selves with the bare statement Of few
Biographical facts Jamcs Brooks was
born at Portland, Maine November 10Th,
1910; graduated at Watcrvhic College, in
that State, aud studied law he early be.
came connected with the press, as the first
of the Washington correspondents, then as
editor, and afterwards as among the first
foreign correspondents Of the American
press His political career commenced
with his election to the Maine Legislature
in 1885 Iu 1899 he removed to New
York md established the Erpess Of
which he was chief editor and proprietor
up to the time Of his death Passing
through the Legislature of New York in
1919 he entered Congress at the Thirty
first session, aud was successfully elected
to the tbiyty.cighth, thiry.oinlh, forticth,
lorry.frst, and Iory-sccoud aud was last
year reelected lie was an able and good
man, aud il he had his faults, as which Of
ns has not, they can be readily forgiven
for the sake of hismnny manly virtues -
EaQpjrcr,
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There remains to be but little doubt that
a strong effort will be made to secure Cen
eral Grant as the Republican candidate for
President at the next Presidential election
It is a Ioug ways of to anticipate the act.
ton of bis party, but it seems as 1.-THE par
,y just now lock upon him as tue only man
they eau elect. They tbirk the steal OF
one hundred thousand dollars has made
him more respectable
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-08

We are informed that the wheat 10 this
county, except that which was sown late,
is looking unusually promising An ex-
animation of the buds show that the fruit
is not injured by the severe winter to the
extent it was tbought'to have been a few
weeks since National
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-08

The Clbell County Prem says one OF
the assessors Of Lincoln county traded bis
Office for stallion.
The following figures showing the yield
Of the two priocipa coal mines Of the Pace
during the foor months since January Is,
will give 40 idea Of the coal business 10
Clifton During January the Clifton mine
turned ont ll3 $50. bush IN Feb ,ll2 5GOi
III March, AZ $50; 10 April, $50 lS5; a
total yield during the four months Of 49,
$50 The Sterling mine turned out 10
January 10, 800 bu.bcI; 10 February 10 e
$40; 10 March 100 500; in April no.
400; making a total Of $50 $50 This
gives aD aggregate Of $50 $50 for those
two mines The amour, taking from the
other mines in the vicinity would probably
swell the figures to sou 900 The NUN.
Der Of men aud boys employed in the
mines referred to, is 3O2 -Jownal
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-08

Indian massaCres are to be expected in
every direction. The cursed red skins
have got their temper up, aud say they
intend to scalp.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-08

Grant travels on bis $4,000. Prcsi
dent Grant is burdoui0g himself With the
office about as much as he did the last
term,
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Steam Engines
AND
BOILER S,
SAW MILLS1ND M CiIINERT
GENERALLY.

4 TTENTION iscalled 10 the following new
a and second hand Machinery for sale
EIGHT HORSE POWER BOILER, complete
SIXTEEN HORSE POWER Portable Saw
Mil Boiler.
TEN HORSE POWER Portable Steam Engine
and Boiler as good rs rev,
TWENTY HORSE TOWER Portable Engine
and Boiler
FIVE HORSE POWER Stationery Engine and
Boiler,
Twenty HORSE POWER Stationary En-.
zine and Boiler.
THIRTY HORSE POWER, Upright Tubular
Boiler
RETURN FLUE BOILE rs inches diameter,
IL tcc long, two II inch tlnes
RETURN FLUa BOILER 36 inches di7mot
cr, 10 feet inches long, two 70 inch nurs.
Two Second hand Woodwork Planning, Tong
uriug aud Growing Machines.
Two New Circular saw Mills
Engine, from to ~ Horse Power, Stationary
or Porlsble,
Barrel, Eeg, HUb Spoke and Shin
ale nuchinPS; Ok Tanned Leu
tier dnd RWbber Betting.
RAHM g. CO,
RICHMOND, VA.
may lin.
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ION Dan Of Jrne. 1873.

at the Front Door Of the Court House Of Pot
nam County, West Virginia, sell at public
auction 10 The highest bidder, tie following
tracts OF land IN lhc Bill aud proceedings il
said cause mentioned and described, situate
lying and being in the Township Of Curry, IN
said county, to wit; One tact Of 4S acres, one
tract Of 50 acres, one tract oi 70 acres, one tract
Of So acres, one tract Of 1913 acres and one tract
OF 4?l5 acre, or so much thereof as may he ne.
ccssary to satisfy the judgments, interest aud
costs as set foTrh in said DEGREES
rEENN;-One third Of the purchase money
cash in hand, and the residue in six and
twelve months from day Of sale, with interest
from that date, taking bonds with good spcuri
ty for the deferred payments, aud retaining
the tile ds further security.
JEROME r. BOWER,
NAV S-4w. Special Commissioner
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Our friend Of the journal seems to feel
badly that we do not love the coIored race
as be does We think they are entitled to
all their rights, and have no doubt one of
those rights is to mouopoiEo the affections
of the Journal man.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-08

Tue Indignation of the Fulstatfan editor
of the Clifton journal has been aroused be-
cause gosaid the Register is the OuIy pa
per published at tue county scat, Hope
some Of the friends of the youth will post
him 10 the history aud geography OF the
county; it is true there was little paper
born here called the Mason County Jour.
ua, !" but it was carried iuto the country
some Cine ago to be cured of Radical
Chils, We hear that it is convalesciug
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Bottle Your Wrath!

In all humility, We suggest to some OF
our red hot politicians, who seek to do all
sorts Of thugs on the strength OF the
bad OdOr with which they are attempting
to ill the air, to bottle their wrath 1t Is
more than year yet to an election, and
this beginning Of a campaign 50 Tar III ad'
vance appears like wasting their strength
in the skrmlSh line; whereas it is more
than probable that all their vigor will be
needed when the bugIo sounds for battle
Still, il our excessively ylrtuouS friends
persist in this sort ofthing, we shall not
object. lit affords them any pleasure,
let them shoot their paper bullets All
hand aud the cook eau afford to laugh at
the fun Weston Democrat
The proposed convention Of Governors
10 Atlanta, Georgia, gu the 10th OF May,
is likely to be success The following
Governors have signifed their Intention Of
being present. Hendricks, of Indiana;
Woodsou, Missouri; Walker, Virginia; ia.
cob, West Virginia; Brown, Tennessee;
Lewis, Alabama; Moses, South Carolina;
Noycs, Ohio; Carpenter, Iowa; WaShburnC,
Wisconsin; BeVeridge, Illinois, Cook, Dis
uict 0: Columbia, aud Others All the
mayors in the State will also be there -
Tue affair is creating almost as much Gx.
element 10 Atlanta as if a circus were
about to arrive in town Inland navigation
will be the theme for discussion by the
convention.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-08

SiTty.nine men under command of
Capt. Thomas were decoycd into the Mo-
doc stronghold aud their leader killed and
two.rbirds of the company killed and
wounded, 1t took justtwcnty five Indians
to do this and they lost but four. This
occurred last Saturday,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-08

The borax fields Of California have be.
gun to yield 1t is stated that two hun.
drei claims have been I9carl 10 the fields
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POOR LOUISIANA
A Washington telegram in tho Bait

"A washington lGItGIuW W 'uo NS'"
more SIN says
Mr. Philip Philips, as counsel for the
McEnery government, has filed a brief in
the Supreme Court calling its attention
to the facts Of the case, and asking that
the court entertain an appeal from the
decision Of Judge DureIl, or that il Issue
mandamw compelling him to allow an
appeal to be entered 1t is earnestly hop
cd that the Supreme Court will, on its reas.
scmbIiDg, grant the opportunity for "
hearing Of the merits Of the case Coun-
ling on perfect immunity the Kellogg gov
crumcnt are now Gudeayorug to collect
taxes by shutting up places Of business
and sending the proprietors whorei0Sed to
pay to prison. Judge Durcll suppressed
the New Orleans Times because of lts
structures on his action, aud now the keI.
logg tax.coIlectQr threatens to suppress the
New Orleans iicaymc il it does not pay
a llcense.lax levied upon it Of over 81 900
within ten days"
This is the Radical idea Of free govern
mCnt
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-08

Tlieving officials, back salary grabbers,
and the presidential thief who signed in
lis pocket Que hundred thousand dollars,
have been heard from, The Vienna com
mlSsloners represent them
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-08

Young Jesse GraRt has left for tour
around the world going it alone, though
only rourtcou. Why not let him inspect
the ConsuIs2 He is quite as fit as Regcr'
cud Newman. Aud then the prestige Of
a prince of tho blood. We trust the young
Slcr will Keep clear Of NIaInys, Molocs,
heather Chinese, cannibal' and merimaids,
aud return to pa and patria wiser it not
40 older man than bis-grandraIhcr
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Take Notice,

I HEREBY give notice to all persons that |
L will not permit hunting, trapping, fishing,
nutlng, bertyi0g, or any kind Of Ircspassipg
whatever, upon my lands (atcly leased from
Henry |, Fisher, Esq., and any one, without
respect to persons, violating this notice by so
trespassng will be arrested and Ccal with as
the law directs, JOHN s. MILLER.
april l7-4W.
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LAND SaIGG

or virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
ID Funam County, rendered on the liih day
Of June, 1872. and another decree rendered on
he 23d Gayof April, 1873, in the cause Of ".
TVnlroux ct al, w. Thomas II Myncs, de
feudRul. | Shall on the