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/ ADA CouSrY lrgas-We condense
the following items from the. dahoan:
1t is now very plain that to meet
the wants of this city and the Territo'
ry generally the Idahoan must enlarge
its size, and that very soon. r We have
not room to give the local news of
Boise City even, let alone outside Of,
fairs, 50 rapid do advertisements CT owd
in upon us and fill our columns. Sever
al new ones have been handed in
since our lostissue. We are glad oft.
Married-At the residence of Hon.
E. ]. Curtis, May l. 1877, by Judge
w. w. Glidden, Mr.. r. r. Wilson and
Miss Louisa Bacon, all of Boise valley.
> AT the residence OF the brides
mother, in this, city, on Wednesday,
evening, May 9th, Nh. Alfred Critten-
den and Miss Susie B.ewett. ia ,~r
Miss Sarah Morrow, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs Morrow, of Dixie val
ley died this morning of erysipelasfof
the throat. Or. Smith, who was called
down to attendlher, met messenger
with the news twenty-five miles be-
low town, and of course returned
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The first sword ever drawn by a
Christian in defence Of Christianity
was drawnsby Peter in defense of his
master, who Immediately commanded
him TO sheath It. put up thy sword"
was the commandsgaIet Russia need
the command sifitsis unsheathed in de.
Tense of Christianity. 80 .ssS
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II. psrnicious Eject 81 Idaho Politics
Men who CSntrol the Zerrltorial uOsslnnOA :.
-How Gssr' Pardon was Procureo-uOSern01
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LRaABt ttoTton.

HIrSHE unknown iieirs Of Elizabeth KsShl.
u deceased, who reside ID ~Laudenhsusen
1eudrsthbcrcirk Lauierbach Grossherzogth
Hessen Darmstadtv in Germany, and "ths poor
folks III E6udenBaasell 0rossfiefxogt thum Hes
sen Darftstadt Kreis Laddsrbach and the Bur
gomaster siid Minisssk Sf ;ssie tdsn VIII take
notice that On thS 7th.dny " N6fofhbef 1871.
George Suppe6, Uhafie5 Stppes Ind ANDREW
Twinem. as ExeSttptl u the win Of Theodore
Suppes, dsoeasedt He'd In the Probats Court Of
Monroe county. 0hfo, their petition sgaihst
them and the other heirs Of Theodore Suppks
decsassd: the object std prayer Uf paid dPetition
Is to procure, an order Tor DE ssle OF the TO-
lowing described .real estste OF TIE said Thso-
dofc Suppes, deosased, Bituat6 III sdid county.
10 wits Being about twenty -tM6b hcrss offlsrd
in section seven, township four Of range four,
in Adams township, and known as the Came
ron mill property, and being the property
bought BY Theodore Suppes, deceased. from
SslSdfus Hood and wife and w. s. Wilsy,
which said property is more fully described ip
the petition fled In said Ptdbsts Court Hsid
sale Is asked for the purpose of paying the
debts Of said Theodore 6pppes deceesed. Said
petition will be ~ AesSiIg " sid court On
she 10th day 81 DScsmbsf, fis57, Ito O'Clock
q. M, ut which time.u unless you. show cause 10
ne speatrsEy An erdasS Wy bsgranted a. prayed
] ,HUNTER MALLORI. :.
kssys fqs tEs Ersestdft II )ths yilllcf Thee
dofe Sdpbppees, decd ssf : ~ ,Anovi3.,7st
T-.ffs ~ ~ an. d.
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= ] !, LEGAL NOTICE !.

+ tfcfNDA BRA ADfIELD and James Brad.
IL Aeld. her hustAhd. John T6eA, 3r, Daniel
Tuel, Jr, sytha Hubbard and Blgraim Hub.
bard. her husband, who reside IN Monroe couur
ty, Ohio; Catharine Hubbard aud Gilbert Hub-
bard, her husband; who reside Id dshington
county, Ohio; Susan Golviu and Casper oolvin,
her-hssband, and 3a6ob Tuel. who are supposed
to reside in Tyler county. West Virginia; VIII
WilfamsB Brad6eld her husband, who reside in
the etate Of Iowa. WIN tsks nptice, that on the
18th day Of October. 1877, Stephen Payne, and
his wife, Elizabeth Payne, fled in the court Of
common plez5 of Monroe eouufys Ohfps fheir
petition against then.. the oh ject|and prayer Of
which, is to obtain partition Of the following
described real estate situate in said county of
Monroe, 10 wit. A part Of fractional section
twenty-eight, township one Of range four, Be-
ginning for the same at the upper edge Of the
isfft landing, thkt6e with ath6 middle Of HE
Lane and foad Hsthe COUNTY road running tip
and down the river; thence down said road to
the corner Of . stable standing above and ad.
ioining said road,-thsnce around the ssid stable
with the walls thereof to said road: thence down
the center Of The road to yohnson's line; thence
with Johnson's ! line TO the fivef; thence up the
river to the place Of beginning. including in
said tract the house, stahls and ferry ,and bsinQ
the same land that was set of to the widow d
Daniel Tuel as homestead,
\ Said petition WIN be for hearing at the De
ceu,ber Term of said Court, fdr the year Is "a
Commencing December 4, 1877.
HUNTER d MALLORY.
ootis, tive. Atf'ys for Plaintiffs.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

. ~ ~ If lT H F@ ~ n
.tSH6 unhnc&n hsirs sof Eiizahsth lKsuhl,
L deceased. who reside in "Laudenhausen
LandrathbercirkL Lsudsrbach Grosshersogthum
He.sep DarmstAatr III Germany. and "ths poor
folks IN Laudenhxusen Grossherzogthum Hes.
sen Dsrmstads Kreis Lauderbach and the Bur-
gomaster and Mrnister Of said town. willfake
notice, that on the 7th Day Of Noye,nber. 1S77,
George Suppes and Charles Suppes, Executors
of the will Of Theodore Suppes. deceased. fled
in the Probate tourt Of Nonroe county, Ohio,
their several claims against the estate Of said
Theodore Suppes, deceased, fsr allowance. as
follows Amount claimed by George suppes
from said estate $4sS with interest thereon
from the Gath day Of June, 1876. Amount
claimed by Charles Suppes from said estate
$428 with interest thereon from November 5,
1877.
Said 5aims will Be for hearing By said eouft
on the 18th day Of Decembsr. iS17, q 10
o'clock q M, at which time unless ron SIzow
caussto the contrary saidelsims will BE allow
cd as valid claims against said estate
HUNTER 8 MALLORY.
Att'ys for the Executors of the will Of. Theo-
! dore Suppss, deceased. = novl8.77t5.
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% Yfli3 ~ a o '-----, |, ~ 5i-l.tasf fIT i
DIX sistus Of . csrt3in order Of aala jSs1sd
ID Aom me S6drt Of common plsss vishsi
and ibE the county Of Monroe, and Staia of
Ohio. In scass pending IN said conn bstxssa
the ab0vs named parties; and to me dlrsetsd,s
/ will dfsf for sale at public saotion u shS
east door Of ths court houss IN Woedsasadson
S,aixr,lop ths f5th A., ~ ,y3.r.mb.r 1e77 !,
-. - ~ :, ',,..'.s s.:-,,'a.s
eesween tne nours o. ~ os!oc1 !. e. snd
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LEGAL NOTICE,

! -. 80 -. =.
EtaRDKfCk RLL siid ,csroiins BIl. hss ~ltJ..ss 2
i Who Sesids II the State aos ns~ Y,fkt !
Albert D5reutl, Matilda Torrents sud WillsaM q
l.ossntk, ininar children Of naFy Lsrsns1s y
dsossssd. WIN rssids on Wksslins Island .ip i
that ON the Slss day Of Uctobee 1871, iohas !.
G Dasi,, = !. AdninIslrsto, slsA .hssi!l i ~
nsxsd Of John Y. D SRI. decsssad, fled his =.
petition ii tbs Pf0bats co AZ of MeNf09
oennty. Ohio, ssainst them and the 6s6sfo Z
heifs OF ths taid John \. Dusrr, dsosassds -
the object snd pexysv Of sid pstition % ~ q
obtain % order Of said codrt ID sail ths foi- 90
lcsiBs described real estate situate n 80 4
county, 20 witt 4 as;.,t !;
a part cf the north half Of ssotiol thIrty.
about fofsy .onS scrsa. fiors Of isss: alfo, 4
west quarter Of section thiFty-nse, towushir q
one Of ranss three, containing about ihissyssd
thrse s5rss, in oil abeut seventy four aefsssr1
and ,bslbg ,hs pame land df whish jain, ~ =
DusFf disd seized, situate Ii Ohio townshIf .
In said ccuuty. and which land is faliy det.l :.
scrfbsd Ii ths pstitiou fled iu ssid Probsit =
Court sid sale Ii s,ksd Tor Che purposs of ?
Paying the debts ef said John \. Dussss d.
ceased ssfa9
Said petition win Be for hssals ~ said =
court on The lssh day Of Ds5sub5r, 1871. ~
o'clock .. n at vli6h tifas, tnlsss yed Il
show causs 70 the Sontrsry IN order ,ujil u =.
granted ss Pritsa ~ !. ssid pstitions ssIa;f
y0HN'C. DgKRu s. s, ~ -.
Admir- WITH the win a1nsxsd of John VI q
Daerr, decd. ncv0,s75S 1874
HSsfsr 4 MAIipas, Assys /, san ssas
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Adm'rs Sale of Real Estate.

IN ta pursuance mod ! II 81 order u 'fhs Prosass
X Court Of Monfos County, Ohio, / win ,ofsr
fcr ale 4 public xsstion, on
,Sdtarday, the 15th day " Dscep6er,ls77,
'as O'Clock p. m, upcR The .ppsmisss, Il The
following described rszt State, situate fh
Chic township. in sad county. TO wit: ,~,,,.
y Bsinf the;weats}u phkt ofilot humber three,
An sessleA twenty tksee, ts&nship ons, rante
three, beginning At the southwest corner OF
said lot number three, ct the sestpn ifIfe;
thence ssss ~ 3hep pllhe Sfs BsAssh'Sik1H p 8
stone st the southwest corner Of Artists land;
thence pprth thiFty; y;ons rods 10 a some;
70 Z Aons; tksncss : SSorth Z .ssysa dsSssss 81 east
two rods and fifteen links TO stone; fhence
north sixty.four degrees ,wsst, ,niHsteen rods
to Gstons; thence north twenty seven rods
to stone on the line Of Isaac Thompson s
land, a. Being the northwest corner Of said
Rist's land; thence west BY said Thompsen'a q
land 10 the section line; thence south By said
section line sixty.four rods to the place Of
bssinnirE supposed . oontSi6 seventy sotss
more or less. except thirty acrsa sold OF Of
said above desoribed tract BY Jacob Snter 20
a. Rist, by dsed dated July 10. 1875, and Re.
corded vol. 81 page. S37 and 6Ss. p ~ !
Appraised ct 81, ,xDo. oy s-yAE
TsRxs sAas--0ps third IN hand, one
third in one year, and ohe-third In two years
ftom the ddx cfsssis, with Interest; the pay.
naents TO sssssea ~ mortgage upon the
81 ~; TOM r.sasR. JR.. H.
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sHERIFF's sAhB.
John Wiley;
VS..
: H. H. Lingo ct Il.

.DY virtns ei 1 syf4ain order af sai6 ilsaSd
I'D from the court Of common plsss. &ittiiA
and Tor the county Of Monroe, and tats II
Ohio, In case pending in said court tsi6sta
the above named parliss. and 70 ~ dissoss&
! wiil o1sr for sale st pablio auesi5n - ~
ssst door Of the court heass IN woodslsl&.eui
Sutxrdoy, ,tAe 22d day Of Dscsmtsf 1871
between shs hcuts Of 10 o'clock L n. sud
4 esSio5k p. ID Of said day. The following
desSribvd teal estate situate IN Mdufts Seuu-
~, 0hioi 10 viii $-sl ell x.p.isl
& CofHmyhcing at the southwest corner of sscs
tion fvdfteen ll4|. township fve n range Afei
thence north eiyhtyfwo rods aid txo lihkd "a
q stone; thence north seventy-cight and three
fourth degrees east eighty-two rods; thsnos
south tro and one-fourth degrees esst fprtys-
nine rods and ten links to beech tree ighteen
inches IN diameter: thence hftecn degrees esst
nineteen rods With the mcdudefs Of he runf
thencc south eight and onesfsurth degrees east
sevsntecn rods with the run! thence soutA fuur
and cne.half degrees east twelve rods to tho
section line; thenes west thirty .ssven rods and
twelve links to the beeihning. containing fortyss
Eve acres more Of less. .e1
Salt pfo,erty 50 ordered to be sold is 6p-
praised ~ $500, and may sell Tor tv6
thirds Of said appraiasmsnt. Terms Of sslsss
Cash. .ts 81
Isi4s 81 TO. Llrrt1L {
nove0, ,'77w5. Sheriff n. G. O. =;
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The Eaqsirer's Washington cores
pendent writing under date Of the 25th
alt, says:
sThe rupture between the Republicans
and Hayes is 60 complete that one Sem
ator said to-day he would make pre-
dictien that within -four menths Samuel
u iTilden would be. President of the
United States. Asked how this could
possibly be, be said that the last Con.
gress, after accepting the Electoral Tri.
buhal,s report, passed an overwhelming
resolution that Tilden had been elected
President Of the United States, ....We
also Know" be said, athat Tilcen took
the oath Of Office before . qualified
Magistrate in New York. Now, sup.
pose the Senate passes a resolution ac-
eordant.with that ofthe House, acknowl-
edging Tilden to he President, and at
once we 60 into Executive Session and
con6rm iTildeh's Cabinet. Won't that
be revolution, complete and silent 7"
"The same Senator argued that Dem
'ocrntic 6pnio would act npons enough
Democrats in the Senate and Congress
To bring this about il 1t, came to be q
scheme. Enmiasafies acting in Mr..
Tilden,s name are, in this city, taking
advantage sofs the present femarkabls
situation
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Administrators Salesr Real Estate

30 -
TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
1 Court OF Monroe county, Ohio, We sill otter
for sale, at public auction, free Of dover, on
Saturday the 29thddy Of December, 1877.
At O'Clock p. m. upon the premises, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in the
town Of Sardis, county and State aforesaid. to
wit:
Lot number thirty-three in said town, APP
praised at two hundred dollars s,ao. ,s,s
Also. lot number thirty y-four. in said town.
appraised at one thousand dollars.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-tbird in hand, one
third in oneyear, and the residue in two years
from pe day of SALE with interest; deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. JACOB SGHAUB and
~ & 4e4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;
Adm'rs with the will annexed Of Jacob G.
Schauo. decd. .gxusg sssHly2777wk0 s4s
PAARsoS 4 poassiT, Attys, =.
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Baltimore 3 Ohio Railroad Go,
&c. 4a -1 y II j.. a
TIME CARD. NOV. Is, IS57.


u
,ENcAsdPMENVATC TCLARINaToN--A.G G. Robb;
O. P, John C. Duerr. Scribe. Meetings
Second and fourth Monday in each month.
!ENcAMPMENT AT WooDsFIELD.-John Do
herty, @. P. Fritz Reef, Scribe Meetings.
First and third Friday in each month.
: WoopsFIELp LoDaE. No. 377, Z o. o. +. IS
John SDoherty, N. O. Fritz Reef, Secre.
tary. Regular meeting every Thursday.
DEXTER LODGE, No. 396.S o. o. FAT
Beallsville s. Il. Morris. n. q. w. Black,
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday.
LEwIsvtLLE Lopez, No. 498. /. O. o. F.
Darling Harhin, N G.. James H. Hamilton,
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday.
: CLARtfaToN LODGE, No .l525. I. O. o. F.
At Claringt,n.-J G Duerr. N. G.. w. w.
Messerlex Secretary. Regular meeting every
Saturday evening. IL t8fE5t =
MILrossBURa LODGE, No. G0l. I. o. O F.
At Miltensburg-M Peters, N. G. JiJ,
Riemenschneider, Secretary. Regular meeting
every Wednesday evening.
BaIasF EYRs Lopez No. go. ]. o. o. r.
Stafford. Qhio--G, W. Robtnson, N. g.; J. n
evening. ~ . 49,
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Partition Notice.

NOAH CLINE, uotnsiias Cline, Cynthia
IN Harman and John A, Harman her hus.
band. Nancy, Harman and Haury Harman her
husband James Cline, Ruth Lirk snd James
Lisk her husband, Mary Gault and James b
Gault her husband. Sarah B Kinney and John
Kinney her husband, and tie children Of Unice
Purvisnce, decd, to, Wit; franklin PuEyisnce,
Jane Purviance, James d PurSfaneS, John II.
purviancs. Cornelius Parviance, Joseph Furvi-
ance, Matilda Purviance and Annetta Purvi-
ance, will take notice that petition was fled
against them ON the 18th day Of August, A, d.
1877, in the court Of common pleas within and
for the county Of Monroe, by Samuel Cline. and
is now pending. wherein said Samuel Cline de-
mands partition Of the following real estate,
situate in said evuntg Of Monroe, ID Wit The
norsh half Of the northeast quarter Of he north
east quarter Of section twelve, in township
three Of range six, containing twenty acres;
also. the east half Of the southeast qpsrtersf
section seven, in township four Of range SIX,
containing eighty acres; and that at the next
term of said court the said Samuel Cline will
apply for an order that partition may be made
Of said premises.
SAMUEL CLINE.
! BY HoLLIsrER 8 HoILIsfERy his ktt'a.r
! sept4.E7w6. 0J ~ IS 7 I1AAss 4 (;
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- = ~ ~ 81 .t,s.
q kTTracklaying was lcommenced. on
The Bellsire' Southwestern, at Bellaire,
the morning, Of the, 27th ault; Col. j.
sHESGLLlxAx. kz-Riesident of.1he toad,
drove the first spike. j. B. SMITH, Esq /,
made ii's samie i appropriate temafks. The
Independent says: t5sssii1gs
"The road bed is about completed to
Wegee, and IRON to lay the track TO that
point. hss. been bought. come Of it de.
|liyereds sald the rendndef viii be laid
down here in q few days. All the ties
necessary for this piece Of road are now
resdy. sAElocpmotive (the Woodsfeld)
was deliyesed 10 the company Saturday,
of last week It win be placed on the
track aud put to work as soon as the
road lie rkady1 Theioficers are working
with c0a1m'ehdahlex energy, and if the
weather continues favorable. It's will be
but . short time until the 6 miles be-
Etseend d5sllaire and Wegee will he com.
pleted, and ready to carry passengers
aud freight between those points" ;,
II 4 = 4 ~ = q
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sHERtrrs SALE.
Thomas Dillon


Dys virtue Sf certain vsndi. sxponas isslled
u Ifom tbs court Of common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, aud state -
Ohio, in case pending In said cSsn bstksst
the above named partisss and 10 NE directed.
will offsr for sale st public adction d the
east door Of the court houss In woodshsld.on
Saturday, tke 29h day IF December, 1877,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. and
O'Clock p. M, Of said day, the following d.
Iscribed real estate situate In Monroe county.
Ohio, 70 Wit:
Aschurch Baildihg known as the Unitsd
Btsthren IN Christ's Church. situate In Frank,
LID township said county, aud heated Oh ths
southeast quarter Of the southeast quartet q
section twenty@two, township six and rahgs
setth.
Said property 80 ordsrsi TO Be- sold b -.
ptaissd ~ S216, and MAY FELL iet two thirds
of said appratsemsnt. Terms Of sAle. cash.
O. LrrfLR
hov27. .'77ws. Sheriff Y. G. o.
By order Of Arson q. ReAcn, Assissss =
tudSmspa. .ss 5ss Jiss !, 81
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The Democrat Ninl

n The,cont ntestin thee o. S. Senate du-
ring the past week, ofer the resolution
of Senator THeRaA 4 ito discharge the
committee from further consideration
Of the credentials or Mr.. BUTLER, Sen
asor-elect from South Carolina, was de-
eidedly exciting The Senate was in
continuous session from IL o'clock,
moon, Monday, to 3so'clock in the ,af.
ternoon of Tuesday. The Democrats,
with the aid Of PATTERSON and CoNovER,
Republicans, defeated every dilatory
motion made by iEDMuNDs, CoRKLINe
|sndsother Radicals, and finally at 8
o'clock on Tuesday completely routed
and drove them from their positions,
which they had been holding for sixteen
years past. IL Il ~ J II
The following is Senator THuRMAN's
resolution and the vote thereon:
Resolped, That the Committee on Priv
ileges and Elections be discharged from
the Consideration of the. credentials of
NJ. C Butler, of South Carolina, and it
was agreed to-yeas, 20; nays, 27--as
follows ~ - g g - @ N9
l Yeas ABailey, Bayard, Beck, Cock-
rell, Coke. Conover, Davis OF West vir-
Egipia, Dennis, Garlaud, Gordon, Harris,
Hereford, Hill, Jones of Florida, Ker.
nan, Lamar, McCreerys Med Donald Me
Pherson, Merrimon, Morgan, Pattersoh,
Randolph, Saulsbury. Thurmsns Voor-
|hees, Wallace, Wkyte and Nithers-29.
Nays-Allison, Anthony, Booth, Bruce,
Burnside, Cameron of pa, Cameron of
Wis, Chaffee, Conkling, Dawes, Dorsey,
fdmnhds, Hoar, Howe, Jones of Neva-
ida, Kirkwood, Mcmillan, Matthews,
Mitchell. Morrill,, Oglesby. Paddock,
Rollins, Saunders, Spencer, Teller and
Wadlcighi-a7aT y W1Tfra . ~
Messrs. Armstrong, Grover, Davis
I fills J, Eaton, Barnufn, Ransom, John.
ston and Maxey, who woul l,have voted
yea, were paired. withfMessrs. Plumh
Blame 0hrisiisscy, Surg 4ntf Hamlin,
1healls, Wiudom and Ferry Mo would
have Voted no. n = g
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tEsAt NOTICE.

TRANKLrN HARTBR ana Riehsrd Hsrss,
~ whose plsoss Of residence ass uuknsHnt
will take notios that Louisa Hastsr. by chJs! j
tian cehrs her Guardian. did, on the i5tH :
dsy Of October. A. D. 1877. fls her pstificn !.
in the esuft Of common pleas Of Moprce
cculty, 0hid. atainst the ssid FfankIjn Haf. (.
ter, Richard Hartsr, and otlisfs. dsfsndsEts. y
IN whish petition shs aska partition 81 ths 2
following described resi- sstass situsss q snSss
county Of Monroe, Ohio, 10 wiz: Let nnmbss I
fcrtydcur ID section twenty y-fous. tswnshiv !,
ons rsnse three. contsinins hy-sight aeses; 4
and fvr equitable rolled, and the sstd Frank: I
lin Hsttsr and Richsfd Hsrtsr are neslGsd
thst they are required 70 sppssr anl ahsuef Z
ssid petition on o. before the sfird Saturday
sftef The 4thdsy OF DscsmBes, Al D. lsfl Pa
Dsssd October Is, 1871. ~ gs.ssss
= issa PEARSON d D0HnnfY, ~ 1
cct4S, Tive. Att'ys for Pstitivnsfs % !:
= ~ y r 4 : =
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EETobacco is moving slowly. In this
market. Raisers are holding and de.
mandihg higher figures than buyers are
willing to pays The former ask from
$3.50 to IS, while the latter offer from
$3.50 to % for average crops Fine
crops are rated at about "a, and per-
haps little above, for the best.
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/ MissrrD. pn Uctobss ls.h, tss7,
by Rev JoHr WRraHr. Nj. WlLLrAn e.

M arssrp on Uctober 1Sih, is77,
oy Rev. JOHN WRIGHT mr.. WILLIAM =.
wISEx and MISS ELLA =. NICE. k
On November 22d. By Rev. g; ScHrn-
HFts Ms AAeyis heyHssF iasd Mp;
MAHr NlrscH.
On Noyember'e by aNEsL NAtn
LET, Esq, Of Wayne township, Mr..
ss0seE 'bAhzsa ann is'ss s1isSs AEl'
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% Noyep peF zgtn, y 81 S.s H1F. AZ
DEsrr' ESQ Of Mslags loypa1lp, ~ aq sAgf ~.
~ r 0Ss0ss aau M,ss mAA.AA =.
I.IrhH w Gl 4 VI ii Il il
On November zetn' Dy iHoAAs WIZ