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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-14
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To-day err ei.i-;--2s ;uast dsts,raiHc
whvihcr .. re: they vii increase la.
,ch.ol f.,ci.i;iss: whether toasi:!5:c 4.
goo: \, IN K TT sIi,,w H. s..sscil: Croy' tted
departments IL cgr;i4ae another foar-
Carson ss.uz..; thrive 81 ..ir ,.,..:.s. Il
E.stst have L..>iI.ess t" s':I.a'rt its vial
:. Our I-JG.:,ii1 f..se>:s aTe -a:.;:iy
Disappearing. TIE hundreds II wood!
men who have made :.a!t:on> If c'1c
town 1:r,ly the ras3 :ra or :ilrcr y~:.Es.
~. migrating so;4.i.war,i and VII so ii
Pa anlori., ti.c things :i.s. are iaese,i-
!. ti.vr, - bec,,.!ss Il,,-css.r.v fox rs
20 Iooss around and kli some substitute
e.. thesc fast fading resources W
have on:eTp.isi9@ i.!crs.lltnts. skilled
mechanics ar.i ;i;i-ans, :.i.i a?t SUI
founded 10y tiIi;ii.:, sareLss.a:l wiz can
supply rs viii. all in Necessary 10
,lucts If the soil. Whit W nevi il
,.lpitai. inca u: s.se::l;a WIZ will embark
il the different li.;,i.iies 3; mi.:agi..c-
,,.r,s which h,tii: up i'a,sS .n.! CITIES.
In seekin., localities tn- :ir-t question
e men with families i. " hat nre
,uur educational iic:ii:Ics:" II Is wei;
.I.owps 10 cry ni4n 81 family that
;heTe i 10 greater iLsiacc,s,eil; for a
business location than that which IS at
:pr.sed by :: high cl,'er If putiis schools.
The exrti,s>- oi educating children away
fr III ia,ac : no small matter even -
men ~ large, incomes and Is :. heavy
drain uizon tie profits ii All ordinary
basin: - Hence s'Grc'ia- business AL !
vantages are often ais:Tioae;l ana loc:.
tis'u charged :os III lurrcse OF ptoeui
ing these 2iva:.t &c 3; and ;,eli Of means !
often seek scch localities ::s residences /;
for their families while contiuc ing bus |
ness elsewhere. IL view OF these fact, :
IS it not incumbent en- the business laeu +
of Carson to put our school; On Il FIST !
class footing, or. at ls..st, TO make room /.
for all tie children III the District and |
thus pe.fect what !.,s5 been 30 favoI.:bly .
soinEIeEce,i.
L.st every lover u snol public schools
-,vsIy raEen: AMI guardian who has
children to educate. give support to tie
:aS measure to-day, remembering that
lie is net osly Ircmoiing lis own inter
st by SO doing. bnt ihat l. Is also coz
+ ring cn the children within or
district one o: tie greatest blessings
which civilization lf-:s vo':, hs-::,,; t.
ll.l..Ein:i
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'T::r iuily t"< . -. an w.!..s .,
citi~, III" /. RIA.
He haz hot - :..;;...-., ., IL, l;..ri.:..
nuT ,ile snayiT: q the .iki'IA...
lie l. lue9l.-T- II Iru,s.,t',', than Tie
cp!am"n theft. ajl hal -! ;l.c INSTINCTS
o. = fonfti.-r.;e EGE t-:sie1.
IN III. lid hi.-t &4GGnc Mi k!;.ssea oT
s"s:o.,, aEa tie '2Grc respek t:,hl.s lie IL,
froia liz ;~-asiaslu.S, tie .4c1e ,,:s5a>!-
ing i:iz pstseIce heEums.
Hiz inli@j!,,isa IL only eGu.,ii.,, ii i.i.,
isouarGire. and even LIZ &sso-i.:s;,> H.
rizc him.
By shgew6..y s,i"E;int lix wilkins
from a,auns lie non-con.b;:tau:s, ile -
sulncs the lrettnsiluns ov ;h2 hero. ana
quite often nltna1cs to n;:iu,ein Aiz
bo:rn. :or = LONG time with suckccss.
Mbat Tire hUiiy, like I'll other "Htra4es.
iia@ Eil day Cv pity Importance, and
"iien liz Lefea. c'.H.s, Il Il ~ crushing
a.: :. j.: gre '-.hie t. al A,eei, people.
iha kGisit .r:::.t Vii h.inzs this
,1!a;:H- monster u liz i.Icr%. IL last, il
generally sn:Ee Elo,;,=t I:au cv true
principle ana kurrace, whom the bully
insults, ana gifts TIE Ion. .uc:itcd Sara iii
IN
TL..re i: only one Eure ;hat laz ever
been ii,3so"ercd YET fcr the bully, and
that IL. IL knock him Into dteency, and
pumtael linn wei after VI at him ,L4re.
Very nervous and refined people kan
take :. bak seat while this IL going on.
One desc ov this kind uf ,nedIsiu y III
kura the biggest bully On earth; il never
VAS known - fail from the days or
David and Goliah I'll the way down =
Yesterday. - Jc>'. Billings. /. :. }.
Heskfy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-14
I.Gi.cL ARRIVALS.

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-14

TIE public ase Eer.by informed. that Camille
Iamsrre has sold Ill lis intel est in the business
Of the TI.n.rnt Hc.lse 10 Aiec. I.smsrre who
has tor,led Iarti orsbir with Dtsise Eurnsi.e
Said Alec. lanai re Will pay all oeht. :n,i collect
all tElls 70 i.r Joy it.rii..Ta partner IL,
the late fI,:, 80 JlIT:i'ie 4 Go. IL concerned.
r5l;s* thmlI1i i.RMAt,hk
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-14

| Me- CALIFORNIA QCAu.-Ne we're
ycsto.cay SHOW Ii a l. ter from one u go.
I sport. lien. who IS Tow IL Gt,iito3 il,
Stain til! he lid secuted two lezl Il
live s.f,ai! which lie would Ship e tbs
city - lsa i:,I2.et! loose II some suitable
io-...,:v. iaest iiI,3s ti.iivc V 81 III ;.:i-
State, AL woJ.li soon become gaIr :,.eil-
tiiui In; for the LoCci,Ia.ss ot /. fa,r-
persons who care Only % So, meat il
their dinner pets ana vcaI Shot H..
quail turned i-,se h,lyr' tie s7a1tsnse4
liber.;inG t!ieiH wofa VII o;;t u sight.
could they ind tie opportunity. These
greedy fellows will net wait . wear or
two til tiocl.s of quail are scattered il
I'll parts Of tie country, hut go after
them before they have time to multiply.
The otter day some fei.ow residing il
Cola Hi went mp to The l4e;.t! ot Bullion
EaviLe aE,, tracked Up and shot thirty
or forty d1ail that lave been vinlering
III that locality. Sueh conduct is ve.y
dist oar4e;ng to those vl.o are p,;relas-
ing live quail 1t Ligh prices aId plant-
!n2; them here il the hope Of stocking
the country. It is not only ,iiscourag-
ing, but exceedingly age7ayating st
this season when the i;r,ls are going in
10eis IL Is an easy matter for pot I;,Lt-
e!s - Iii! OF ali tia. have hyen turned
loose II the eo:.@try.- ;F,;il,:.: iois.,-
,.,:-f
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-14

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-14

rho.cu2on the m...;bers # the lar
pres, II AROSE, and the Justices,
preceded 10y the marshal If the
coat. fled i:!to the chamb.,-. IL. Waite
bringing III TIC r"Hr. ! !! of the jnstic"s
nr:,i -: Waite worr il fils- black rna.s
Tia, Justices t"o., II. il rUst or3Ary SEATS.
Nj. Waite Scaling himself u-i.T tite ,;cs&
If t'ie clerk. ine latter Immediately
rpti.v,i ,1r:i IN :Iie GaIti r.@nncr. IL
t.i-il re;,,; the cy;.lu.issioa q. t:.e Lew
Chi justice hen Tie latter rose an: n
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e u:iice:
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hit - Ill it'ur I'D . the ..r.l a!..t
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bent Oh me a. C&.ct justice ii the 81
rics:ia caGrg 81 .he ;ni:ol Stntes -
c'T,.jrI - t.,s !.>t @; NY abilities AMI
understanding, sE:er-aiN - ii'o 'onSi,-
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Got.
80 ie'p me Cod - repeated tbs
cl,f.a, an! the Chief Justice signed the
oath ai:i assembled to tie seat !ttt vac:,E;
ly the death OF Salmon 7. ChGs'.
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REV TO-DAY,
DiSSCtUTICE OF GgPARTkEasHiP


NNHE CV-PH RTNERSBEP HERETO
III fore eXist.ns EECtr the G,m-ia:i.c Of
DumsiEe & Co.. il tie Busncss Ct the II. mo ut
House j. this t,iy dissolved by mutual consent
Can.,i:il /: ,f.aIrt wittdra ing from the FIRM
CAMILLE IAMAREE,
DESIRE DCGAiEE
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-14

RESERVED SEATS for Josh Billings lee
ture tonight are 81 SO each.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-04

NJ Mr.. Charles q. French has sold his
splendid frui. .Arm. situated "A few miles
above town. to Mr.. smith of New
York. for $4,000. including the stock.
tools. furniture &c, and all the personal
property OF the pl:ce except the apples
and cider. He received in'part pay for
the same certniu rid! estate near Auburn.
N Y. This .fu'rh CONSISTS OF 293 acres.
and Is chiefly valuable tor its extensive
apple orchard OF delicious fru,t, aud
vineyard. 1t IL only "a lew years since
this same land was purchased fora mere
trifie by Hon. j. G. Shoemaker. who
plaated the fruii trees which now rem
der II SO valuable. Mr.. Smith will I'm.
doubleday with proper cultivation and
management, find the investment a
profitable one Cannelion Reporter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-04

GTOnce again into our sauctum
eometh the Star Spanged Banner-the
December number, and the one which
closes its twelfth year Of success. Few
are there who know not this splendid
paper, with its ~ long columns, size OF
Ledger, illustrated, and just crammed
With the very best reading Poems,
Tales, Stories, Sketches, Wit, Humor,
and Fun. Ii also contains the celebra-
ted "Rogues' Corner" In which every
Swindler, Humtng, Quack aud Fraud
IN America has been, is, and will be
fully exposed. For 1875 every subscri.
Der receives the paper fully prepaid, and
either . pair Of charming "Prang" Chro-
NOES, an elegant Dictionary, Album,
Book. or choice Of twelve premiu..s-
any one being worth more than price OF
the paper, which IL only 4iO0 year
Nopaperis more thoroughly established
better known or better liked. Speci
meme for 8 ee0ts. lie who fails to sub
scribe fails 10 do what he should do
bend 81 to Banner Publishing Co.
Hinsdsle, n. w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-04

The Signal editor wants 20 know
what "seuen' machine, or. as he inn
properly and igncnntiy translates it
sow machine, looks like. Most AN,
lady or sewing machine dealer in Hunt
ingburgh can show him ore, IL he will
keep sober long enough to get his eye
In good Ok; and then il he will lool
on page 1910 Of one Of the Unabridged
hs boasts Of having swallowed, he viii
find, on sn authority recognized all ovel
Christsndom, that "seusn" 10 old upper
German for sew-but a. he know
nothing Of upper Germsn he Il probabl,
sxcuss.ls. Psss the bottle, Adam.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-04
The Signal editor says We "attempt

The Signal editor says We "attempt
to stigms.se our neighbour becau.e we
hattered him with the possibility Of be.
Ing good judge of whisky, which he
says he delights in and "indulgcs il
fearlessly." We didn't know before that
We were "stigmatizing" man by givi Z
him character he boasts Of He says
Huntingburgh whisky il rather tempt
ing" We should judge 80. for him
from that article In the Signal, and
would in friendly manner advise him
10 resist the temptation little more in
the future.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-04
"D--n Specie PAYMENT"

The other day we dropped an Old
fashioned pcnny IN the stove, acciocn-
tally, 1t got red-hot IN a minute, we took
the tongs and laid it out on wood bot
tom chair tn rool. Just then one Of our
regular exch, re readers dropped In TO
spend half day with us looking over
eA changes. lie was talking Of the pros
poets oil Mcdonald .oi the Senate, and
as he came to the chair he parted his
coat tail and sat down on tho hot penny,
remarking: "As was saying. | won
der il Crane will support Mcdonald in
preference to- whoop! thunder and
blazes, och d-n it," lie got up very
suddenly, and stepped around with
amazing rapidity. There was heavy
aroma Of burned clothes and fried meat
In the room. Our friend stretched forth
his arm and said "henceforth | am a
greenback man. d n specie PAYMENT
am for VOORHEES, !"-stVinccnnes Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-04
HUNT-NGBURGH NOTES. +,

gTPror Geo. Cooper is happy. Its
. boy.
NJ G. M. Mears, j. r., seems to be
doing the best business in town.
avLots out Of town. In the new adj
ditions are selling at So per loot, front.
nVTbe Beautiful Snow" made its
appearance here on the gath.
~ The Dubois Co. Medical Society
adjourned TO meet at Ferdinand on the
I'd Tuesday of May, 1878.
~ Nearly all of HuutiDghurgh is ON
County treasurer. Spui1ock's official
bond. ~
~ Parties from Rockport are here
soliciting assistance 10 the proposed
R0ckport National Bank.
~ The report concerning the finding
ofthe body of Scales, at Boonyille, seems
TO be unfounded.
w Several weddings have occurred
in this vicinity lately, and more antici-
psted.
Ns-Our esteemed dental friend. Jas.
II. Wilson, is suffering from hemorage
of the lungs, and not expected to recov-
err. His friends have been sent for.
~ Atty Logan must be coming
money. He had IL cases Saturday be-
fore last, md Is last Saturday, before
Justice Mears.
The mud on the new grade bids fair
TO he impas sable this wintei, while on n
dark night a stranger might break his
neck where the new side walks are in
tended TO be.
Capt. s. ID. Dial and DIR. Mccoy.
formerly of Warrick county, have set
led in Huntingburgh. Ia practice their
professions. There il room for few
more physicians, rs not one fourth OF
the population have as yet been admit
ted 10 practice.
~ The Dubois Co. Medical Society
met at this place on the 2Ah uh. We
understand the meeting was very in
Itereetiirs, notwithstanding the scarcity
lof membefs. Doctors, YOU know. can't
ride ia bad weather unless there is good
money at the end OF TIC trip.
r'-Mr. John W. Shiveiy, son Of Ja-
cob b. Shiveiy. for many years resi-
dent Of this county, is gladdenin2 his
many friends bya visit amongus seeing
bis aged mother and other relatives. II
is about 80 years since he left this local
litv, aud wonderful to Him are the chang
es accomplished in that time. He lives
in franklin county. Kansas. and the WIS.,
IL of the grnsshoppers to that region thi,
past summer gently persuades man!
farmers To hop out OH visits TO THEN
The winter. lie will spend several
weeks visiting his numerous relatives III
various places. We wish, him pleas
ant visit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-04

[" The Signal editor wants to know
how 'horse jaws" can be made prodta-
bic. We have seen them made profta-
bic in drawing buggies by the bride
bits, but never In drinking whisky; and
bis unabridged, IL he can resurrsct II
from his stomach, will inform him that
, "rschen" is useful farming imple-
Cent in harvest times. We disclaim
any desir, to make his fevorite beverage
'sour' on him, but would recommend
an improvement Of the quality, SO that
next time he may "bs sure ho IL right,
or at least that the best authorities are
with him, before he STITCHES in"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-04

~ From Coal Ill. H. TIE place to
ship freight OH the Rochpo railroad.
90 Business has increased go much
that the Company finds it necessary 70
lay more side tracks. .. s.
TIA turn table IL being huiit At Coal
Hill. Everybody will wait for turn
at the table.
0-r The Dale depot j. being enlarged
The agent thinks he i. as near. Heaven
a. he will ever be. May JOY be will
him.
y More freight Is shipped from
Coal Hill than any other point on til,
road. w. q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-04

A NECESSITY. In these days, when
tho frequent 1snges Of ownership
makes Il impossiblc to keep correct
abstract OF titles OF real estate, except
by the County Records, and when
Thousands Of dollars, and untold happi-
mes. % misery is involved In tho prcser-
walton Of those records, Il 10 q little re
marksble that ia . county - wealthy a.
Dubois, the records should be Entrusted
to Aimsy, light cupboard or ease, which
ishGA y temptation to fire 10 destroy
thsA, This lie not as It should be.
Nearly every real estate owner in the
county 10 interested in knowing that
the records Of title Of his land arc per-
fsctly safe. which cannot DO while the
Recorder's once is 80 lily provided with
means Of safety against fire. Nearly
every county Of the wealth OF this has
either hre proof safes, Or vaults, in
which to preserve thesa records ana we
think a proper caution on the part Of
our County Commissioners would lead
them to provide q mans of safety
against fire for the County Records, OF
all kinds, but particularly for the Re.
cordcr's Office. The Treasurer and Aud
itor are already partially provided for
though the Auditors safe 10 not neal
large enough. Now let the Recorder
and Clerks Offices b Supplied with fir'
proof safes, and real estate owners cal
rest tolerably satisfied about the preser
vstion Of their chains OF title in TIL
records. We suggest that the Count,
Commissioner take the matter unde
advisement next week, and at least orde
safe for the Recorders Office, il no
for the Clerks Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-04
NOTICE TO SInCkhOLD .iK!S
or .Tug
Dubois Gu. Agric tltaral Society;

NOTICE is hereby given at the
regular annual meeting of the
Stock holders OF the Dubois Cudnty Ag-
ricuilural society viii be- hold at the
Court housc, in the town or Jasper, in
Dubois county, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ga, 1874.
FOR the purpose OF cLcting officers and
direction, ior .aid Society tor HE ensuing
Year.
~ the same time sundry amendments
10 the Cousiitut ON OF said Society viii
be consi Tered. a rtTl s';-udance Of 4 e
stockholders i requested. TIE meet
ing viii be called Ia order at 10 O'Clock
a. VI. a. y. GOSMANN, prest.
a. GRANrLspACuER. Sec'y.
Maven, her u ls7l -3u
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-04

6fThe chronological Journal for I
ccmbcr is an admirable closing number
for the present year; it abounds in prof.
table suggestions and pleasant reading.
There are portraits and sketches Of Mr..
John 8. Bender Of Indiana, and Of Fred
erick the Great, Prince Eugene, Gustavus
Adolphus, Wallenstein, and the Old
Eess Hucr; also, good hits at Modern
Progress in the Advancing and Retreat
ing Races, and National Types both
illustrated. Character Threc-fold; a
scientific exposition Of mental phcnorn.
ena. Spiritual Evolution, on excellent
essay on the growth Of moral thought
Sex in Education, puts in light as logi.
cal as humorous, some Of the main
points in this great controversy. Only
TITLES offers admonition of general ap-
plication. The Labor Problem is an
encouraging view of that great paradox
several good Poems are sandwiched
among the prose articles. Jerom.
pringle's Payday is also worth mention
as lively, social story. Price so cents
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advance, and postage paid after Jan. !
10 by the publishers.
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The Scales mystery is cleared up.
Scales is in the Indian Territory out Of
money and working to earn means to
bring him home. 1t Is stated that he
did not know how he got there, the last
he remembered was talking with the
man at Granville: lie also inquired
about his horse and pocketbook. The
theory IL that the unfortunate man was
laboring under mental alteration.
caused by his financial embarrassment.
His brother. DR. Scales, has gone on to
take him back.
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owe didn't know until the Signal
editor so informed ne public that a
"seuen" machine was undoubtedly q
farming utensiL" HE wonderous EARN
Ing may yet set the world on fire.
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.NS-The "Signal' mau thinks he is u
good Judge Of whisky. Several bar
keepers are OF the same opiuion--.o their
SORROW.
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GTA young physician not far from
here who has waited patiently, three
years Tor IA call has nt last found the iol-
lowing cheerful order on his slate
Doctor, cone TO Jesus"
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FI-k. EagsM FOss ,ALE!
NEAR IRELAND, IND.

4 fine arm OF eighty-seven acres, all
~ under u high state OF cultivation
the town OF Ireland, Dubois
county, Indians. is offered for sale cheap
and on ,asv terms. 1t is the best kind
of land, with small house, and good
barn nd table. l. well watered tAe
year .i.c nd, and viii be near to sta
lion on ne Cincinnati and Mt Vernon
Railway. This Is a rare change TOR any
person wanting a small farm. For iuF-
ther particulars inquire OF VIA. Monroe
on the Promises, or-of UDoaHe at the
Courier oiiice. at Jasper.
Nav lst. 1874 If
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the uI..
~ dersigned, has been appointed Ad-
minStrator of the estate Of James o.
Stewart, late Of Dubois county, Indiana
deceased. Said estate is supposed 10 be
solvent.
ALRrrr ". STEWART, Admr.
WM. A. TKAYLoR. Atty
December 4th. 1874 -3w
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ADMINISTER sA

ADMINISTER TOk'S sA LIZ.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that Tie un-
~ dersigaed administrator oftbc cs'ste
Of Janes q. Stewart, deceased, will offer
for sale AT public auction. al the late resi-
dcnce Of the drccdent. near Ireland,
Ia Madison township, Dubois county,
Indiana, all the personal property, not
taken by the widow, on
MONDAY, DECEMDER 18th, 1874,
consisting OF Horses Cattle Hogs,
Sheep. Corn, Hay. Wheat. Oats. Ponltry,
one Mower. one buggy, one road wagon.
Farming Implements, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. &c. =
ERMS.--Snms of three dollars and
under cash on Sums over three dollars A
credit of nine months viii he given.
purchasers giving notes ri interest with
good security aud waving VARIATION aud
appraisment laws.
,ALBERT II. STEWART Admir-.
WM a. TRAYLow. ATTY.
Dercnher Ali. ~. 81
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Another cotton mill is talked Of at
CanucltoR.