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HEARTH & HOME, now published by
the Graphic Co., New York, has been
made much more attractive than
formerly by the numerous excellent
engravings in each number, executed
by the new and rapid process of
which the Graphic Co. has the sole
right in this country. For some
time past, each weekly issue has con-
tanned fine full page engraving
printed on separate sheet of plate
paper by the Graphic process, and
equal in all respects to the finest steel
engravings of which they are copies.
The collection of beautiful pictures
obtained by subscribers during the
year will form a.superb gallery of art,
well worthy of preservation, and of
themselves worth more than the sub
scription price of Hearth & Home, "
which is only So year, postage pre-
paid. Each subscriber receives as a
premium 12 of the Graphic etchings or
engravings above referred to, size 10
by IA, on fine plate paper.
In addition to its fine pictorial at
fractions, "Hearth and Home" is ad-
mirably conducted in its literary de-
partment,and contains large amount
of original and selected stories,
sketches poetry and miscellany, of
first class quality, well adapted to
make it welcome visitor in every
refined family. Adress the Graphic
Co., Al, Park Place, New York.
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Whole No. 2Ol4.
The Cincinnati Commercial

In addition TO the universal circulation of the
COMMERCIAL in Cincinnati and vicinity it Is sold
/ through over three hundred agencies IN Ohio. In
diana. Kentucky. Tennessee. West virginia. and
Southern Illinois, and on an the railroads in those
States along the great rivers from Pittsburg to New
Orleans.
The territory occupied bv the constituency of the
coNMERc1A1 Is that within one davis railroad travel
of Cincinnati and there are reouar carriers, routes
for the CoMnERcrAL in Columbus, Ohio; Indian
apolis. Indiana Frankfort. Keutucky: Nashville.
Tennessee. Charleston. West Virginia: Louisville.
Kentucky: Parkersburp. West virginia: Chat-
tanoo0a Tennessee. yincennes Jafavette. Evans
Vile and Richmond. Indiana: DAYTON. Springfield.
Xeuia. Newark. Delaware. and GAINESVILLE, Ohio;
Iexinoton MavsviIle Paris and Cvuthians. Ken
trcLv and n, scorez Of other superb and flourish
ing cities
Sincpnati IA the most central of the large cities Of
theNaiiou and ON All sides Is supported BY thrifty
and ro4ner, rou,nu,,iti,.s I'm which for hundreds
of miles In every direction the coa,rErcrAI is the
favorite. .nawsuaner.
In nol;ticsl sanse fher,os,rrr,-r,r Il ti,oroueh-
IL ;ndenerdapt II recoon;zes no obIioafions TO
nartv oroapzations Its sincerity in this position
Il ponnlsrIv understood and an LARGELY apDreciated
that ;ts snbscr;bers and bsbitual purchasers in
either notcal nartv ontnnr,ber those of the marty
o-,.rs and its ooz-eo0+a c;rcnlation ia greater
than that of its cdnnetitors combined.
II takes hearty interest in the politics of Europe
which teleoranbic communication has brouoht into
yerv intimate relations Uith rs and earuestIv vim
dica,iro, and snstsinino tho avslonrent Of nation
aIitv in Germany and It,l n cordially sxrnnafhizes
with the Republican cause in France and Spain.
The snecialtv of the cor,,rpcr.1. ia the news of
the day. We spare no effort and no expense, at
home or abroad. 10 obts,n bz teleprapb- bv mai
and bv express the latest inteIxrence and to pre-
sent il in the most attractive and authentic form.
Our Editorial remarks upon events, and discus
sions of the ouestions of the dav are according to
our independent Judgment, having always in view
the efficacy of the truth In the interests Of the peo
pie. We do not seek official favors or partisan
patronage, but rely wholly upon the business that
grows out of the respect and good viii Of the pub
lie at large
The daily newspaper at this time becomes almost
necessity of life and it is not hazardous to claim
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Highland County, Thursday December

for them is the calaboose, OF
the public works.
Now 1 venture to say that if halt
the zeal and energy had been shown
during the Crusade movementtowards
arresting and furnishing the drunk
ard, that there was in praying on the
corners of the streets, for the sur
render of "doggeries," there would
not have been one drunkard now,
where there is thousand.
P. VIC.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

From Previous Report up to SATURDAY. Dec. 26, 1874
BY George Stevens, County Recorder.
j. II. Anderson and others to R. B. Nevin, Liber
ty tp., II 29-16O acres, $1,000.
w. P. Hughey, Admir-, to Andrew NJ. Strain
Madison tp., 222K acres, 1920.
J.S. Black to Austin Rockhold, Hillsboro, LOT
$3.50.
G. W. Young to Emily Donohoe, Greenfield, lot
sl7OO.
A. Flesher to Wm. Seyford, Leesburg, lot, Sl4OO.
W. II. Miller to D. N. Mcbride, Rainsboro, lot
$10o.
E. and j. L. Lucas to D. H.. Lucas, III 96-l6O a.
s4464.
Joseph Antram to Isaac Mccoy, Penn tp., IL J.
acres, $3.50.
Martin Puckett to John Peddicord, Clay tp.
Ill .lO4-16O acres, $1,000.
R. W. Rogers to G. NJ. Rogers. Liberty tp., so a..
$l4OO:
Amos Evans to J. NJ. Dumenil, Hillsboro, lot
$500.
Jesse CLANCY to Rachel Jane Aber, Salem tp., II
acres, 500.
WI Quarry to F. NJ. Miller, Hillsboro, lot, $3.50
Benjamin Page to W. S. Bateman, Salem tp.,
acres, s2,5.
Elias johnson to C. W. Hough, Leesburg, lot
S2j5O
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THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY for 1875.


The approach of the Presidential election gives un-
usual importance TO the events and developments
of 1873 We shall endeavor 10 describe them tulIy,
faithfully. and fearlessly.
THE WEEKLY sun has now attained ciroula-
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are found in every State and Territory and its quail
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endeavor to keep fully up 10 the old Standard but
to improve and add 70 its variety and power
THE WEEKLY SUN will continue to be thor
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found in il, condensed when unimpoTtant, at tull
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but will print nothing to offend the most scrupulous
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The number Of men Independent in pol1les is IN
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that diseraces the country ard threatens the over
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1875, be paid by US, without additional charge TO
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