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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-04-12
After the Funeral.
PHI. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General.


Once more the Tammany -Tweed-Tilden
Ring led the cohorts of Democracy to
miserable, disastrous defeat
Once more have Democrats, in their listen
Ing to the advice of corrupt, dishonest, un-
reliable plunderers who call themselves
leaders, been fooled, robbed and defeated.
Once more has the New York combination
led the way to victory for the money
changers, and to slavery, suffering and dis
aster for the patient, willing but deceived
and misguided people.
Mcclellan in 1864.
Seymour in 1865!
Greeley in 1872
Tilden in 1876!
-Four times in wicked. corrupt, unprinc-
pied succession has that New York Wall
street ring of plunderers, railroad wreckers
and bulldozing sharpers in whom is none of
craftsmanship, led the way with their bat
and blather Of roughs and gamblers to poiti.
cal disaster, till at last the Democratic party
Is left to-day broken, routed, beaten, de-
moraiiled, disintegrated, wrecked, ruined
and without a leader or bower to recover
from this terrible defeat we have tried our
best for Il years to avert. Tho voice or God
kept ringing in our ears:
"SAMUELJ j. TILDEN WILL NEVER BE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES"
We wrote it, and printed it in the Demo-
Graf, and million of Democrats have
damned and viliiicd us for again telling the
truth.
We have been offered far more money to
support him than we ever expect to own.
His brother and nephew have been in
Chicago, and their agent offered to us one
fourth of Tilden's salary for the entire term
of President if we would commit ourselves
and the DEMOCRAT to him and lift our
prophecy.
Before the St. Louis Convention. at that
convention, and after it, we have been waited
on by Tiden's friends, who we have reason
to believe, spoke from and for him, Offering
to us large sums Of money to abandon the
Greenback cause and to help swell the
drunken chorus for the man of wcalth--and
wretchedness.
Honesty. not barrels of money, is what is
wanted in this country as the yeast to leaven
the political loaf. We knew and all the
world knows that it was the money of Tiiden,
spent for him by his hirelings, that gave him
his nomination. 1t was his money that
paved the way to the Governorship of New
Yori-from there to st. Louisiana that is
paving for him the road to hell. Not all o.
those who as delegates voted for Tilden, re-
ceived from that barrel of money, but many
of them did, or were influenced by desire to
have candidate who could spend literally.
The interests of the people were ignored.
Honest men like Bayard, Sanford f. Church.
Jugde Davis and Gov. Hendricks were lost
sight OF. In following their leader, whom for
POLICY so many of the would-be leaders en-
dorsed, all of them are now defeated together.
To day the Democratic party has no lead, r
1t has long since forsaken principle. 1t pro-
tested in the morning against unconstitu-
tional measures, held its peace at noon, ell
dorsed it at night, and dug its grave by moon
ljght-PoMERoY's DEMOCRAT.
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The Surrender of Hostile Indians.

Washington, April 9.-The follow
ing dispatch was received at army
headquarters this mornig:
Chicago, April S.-General ". 7.
Sherman, Washington u. c.: General
Crook informs me that 1900 hostile
Minniconjon Uncpapas and two Ket
ties are on their way in to surrender,
and were last heard from at Bear
Butte creek, on the Fort Reno route.
They were accompanied by Spotted
Tail and Joe Morrille, scout, who
sent this Information to Captain
Vroom, of the Sd cavalry, at Dead
wood City. Crazy Horse with the
Cheyennes, Ogalallus and Arapahoes
are coming in on the west side of the
Black Hills. Sitting Bull with his
small party We're followed to the
mouth of Powder river but could not
be communicated with, and have
gone towards British Columbia. If
all this proves true it will only change
the character of the contemplated op-
erations in the Department of the
Platte. There will he no change of
those contemplated in the Department
of Dakotah.
PHI. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been per -sanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption,
by Il simple remedy, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure. To all who desire it, he will send a
copy Of the prescription used free of
CHARGE with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find
SURE CURE for CoSsUSprIoN, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, &C.,
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address, Rev. L. A. WILSON, 194
Penn, Williamsburgh, N. Y.
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C.---ie not easily earned in these
- | ( 1 times bu, it can be made in
,hree months by any one Of either sex, in
any part of the county who is willing to
work steadily at The employment that we
furnish. $G6 per week in your own town.
You need not be away from home over
night. You can give your whole time to
the work. or only your spare moments. i,
costs nothing to try the business Terms
and S5 Outfit free. Address at once, H.
HALLETT s CO., Portland Maine.
oney.
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SEED WHEAT.

have a limited quantity of fine seed
from new and unequaled variety Of
Ranch wheat, put up in | {! lb. sacks which
will be sent prepaid Oh receipt Of 81. The
wheat is superior to the favolle Claw.on
variety, has strong straw, and s'aLds up
well when gro wing. This seed is the
product Of experiments last year, from
which the yield was st the rate Of s.
bu shells of wheat to one bushel of seed.
Only 500 sacks are offered FOR sale.
II. b. SMITH,
734 l4th, STREET, Washington D, c.
rtl3.
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NEW MUSIC.
Drifting With the Tide,

A new Song and Chorus, by Will l..
Thompson, is said to be even prettier
than the famous "Gatherin9 Shells
from the Sea Shore" by the same
author. Any music dealer will mail
you either of these beautiful songs on
receipt of price, 40 cents. Both have
handsome picture titles.
Published by w. L THOMPSON g.
CO., East Liverpool, Ohio,
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

Estate of Geo. Walmsley late of st.
Mary's Borough, Elk Co, deceased
Letters Iestamentd'y upon the above
estate have been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make payment,
and those having claims to present
the same without delay to
ESTHER ANNE WALMSLEY,
n4t6 Administrators.
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POWELL d KIME'S
PIMPLES.

will mail Free] she recipe for prepar
ing a simple VEGETABLE BALM that will re-
move TAN, FRECKLES, PIPPLES AID
BLoToHEs, leaving the skin soft, clear and
beautiful also instructions for producing
a luxuriant growth of hair on bald head
or smooth face. Address Ben. vandelf d
Co. Box 5l2t, No S Wooster bt., NY
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Executors, Notice.

Estate of John Taylor late of Fox
township Elk Co deceased. Letters
Icstdncnta'y upon the above estate
have been granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment, and
those having claims to present the
same without delay to
GEO. b. TAYLOR,
n2t6 JAMES r. TAYLOR. TX rs
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An Eastern War Inevitable.

London, April "a dispatch from
Constantinople says the Borte rejects
.tbe principal clauses in the protocol
and refuses to admit the Russian de-
claration of disarmament. 1t also dc
clines to send an envoy to st. Peters
burg, and finally insitss upon being
left alone in dealing with Montenegro.
War is now considered as inevitable
md Imminent
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N o T c e .
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
S P E c I A L T A x ES
May 1, 1877, to April 80, 1878,


The Revised Statutes of the u. S., |
Sections 3232, 3237, 3239, and 3239, re-
quire every person engaged in any |
business, avocation, or employment |
which renders him liable to a |
SPECIALTAX, to PROCURE AND |
PLACE COSPICUOUSLY IN HIS
ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE OF |
BUSINESS "A STAMP denoting the
payment of said SPECIAL TAX for
the Special-Tax Year beginning May
l, 1877, before commencing or con-
tinuing business after April 80, 1877
A return, as prescribed on Form II, is
also required by law of every person
liable to Special Tax as above.
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITH
LAW ABOVE QUOTED ARE
THE FOLLOWING, VIZ:
Rectifiers.... ..""$20O 90
Dealers, retail liquor. 25 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor ........ 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale so 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail. 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco. ............. 25 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. 500 90
And on sales of over 81 900,
fifty cents for every dollar
in excess of 81 600.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 90
Manufacturers of stills. .....".- so 90
And for each still manu-
factured ...."...... 20 90
And for each worm manu-
featured. ........."...... 20 90
Manufacturers of tobacco........" 10 90
Manufacturers of cigars..... 10 90
Peddlers of tobacco, first class
more than two horses or
other animals................ SO 90
Peddlers of tobacco, second class
two horses orother ami
mails. ................... 20 90
Peddlers of tobacco, third class
one horse or other
animal ......":......:.'.." 10 w
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class
on foot or public con-
veyance ...................." 10 90
Brewers of less than 500 barrels 80 00
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POWELL & KIME'S.

ATPOWELL & KIME'S, YOU
pay cash for goods, and get more than
the worth of your cash.
SLEIGH BELLS AND WHIPS
a nice little assortment, ut
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REMOVAL OF WHOLESALE JEwELRY HOUSE.

Our large
1870
opposite ocaon
stocks Of goods WATCHES CLOCKS
Jewery Silver &
Close Buyer Invited
80 c. B. BARRETT CO., Avanue, Pitsburah, Pa.
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BOOKS, BOOKS,
A FEW MORE OVER COATS
and Buffalo Robes at
POWELL & KIME'S.

SUGARS AT POWELL AND
KIME'S are high to be sure; but still
are little cheaper than at any other
store in town.
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL,
Arch Street, Between 7th and Sth Streets,

Arch Street,
SR:Snce
il
Centennial the ST. Cloud
particular
G Muln with him Geo MuE Edward
Cou1 with Ihe We respectfully
$500 PER DAY. w. MUIIIN
JOSA D. BAKER
j. T. LK1LE5
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10 n. l. aluIicn' s'ore'
II James Z. Malone, store.
IL Martin Sowers, store
ii u. Jacoos?n' store
tx NJ. Nj. Schultz, meat market
HORTON.
IA Joseph ). Hyde, store.
II A.. Short, store.
IA ). Cuneo, store.
RiDdwAf.
w. H. osterhou'' STORE
~ >. .. d WI. hyue' s'ore
Hyde y ourt'ss' store
II fuWeli Nine STORE
IL Grant d horton, store
10 Hhai les ~; Ear,ey, s'ore
~ GIoin q VI ueeh"h' store
II James IL. ilager'y' store
IL /. ;. hartley, stoic
~ u. u. Messehger, store
ii Charles Hotes store
IL James Noodwaru, store
il Il. A. brenael' s'ore
II b. Il. GresIi, Store
Ia hohert lampben, store
IA W. Is. smith store
Ia Jacob But'erfuss' store
ii Us. foweii. store
ii Mrs. A. kuhlman, store
IA II. VI. ho'1e, store
IA NhlstletoWh Lunlocr 20. store
IA ). ). d W. IL. HYDE, m'!iers
II NJ. %. Farley. store
10 G;gord Hal, e. Kaul store
10 Coryell 4 Russ. store
10 Joseph Wilhelm, store
II John Walker d Son. store
II W. G. Spatford e. Co., g. ore
IL Neis Brothers, store
IS john f. WeidenbGrner, store
l3 Chas. Luhr & Brother, store
IS Sosenheimer Il Teger, store
IA Weidenberner & Whitman, store
IL L. Blakey, store
IA George Fl. Garner. store
IA Charles M'Eean, store
IA j ohm +. Wach ell, store
ii Ldward Nj Bride. store
ii Charles Miller, store
IA AdOlph FOchtman, store
IA joseph Wilhelm, store
Ia G. /. Bayer, store
II hlcis Letter store
ii Mrs. NJ. E. M'Nall, store
"a Agnes B. Klleian, store
IA Wilhem & Dornish, store
II John Krug, meat market
II Joseph tckel, meat market
IA Charles huten, meat market
IA R. =. M'Gil., miller
IA Mrs. c. Neimiller, miller
unTr1s Ann EATING uuIrSEs
Az LILY
BkHEzErTE'
Henry Blush, note!
l.. "inslow' ho'ei
John Daley ea'ihg mouse
BENziSGEh.
Frank ~ Sorg' ho'el
foA'
John Coiiihs, ho'el
Joseph koch, ho'ei
Andrew hau' ealhg mousse
HORTON
b Joseph 5. hyae, hotei
pnsn JAY, so,.
Armel Turley. hotel
JONES.
II r Patterson. hotel
3 Martin Sewers. hotel
pIpGwAY.
5 W. II, Schram. hotel
8 MFurlaud Il Murphy, hotel
Frank Pallman, hotel
james 5. Macinnis. eating house
g. MARY { EoRoUGU
John Wach,el & Son, hotel
< Jared N Mecnm hotel
An,hou, Foch,,nan, hotel
s James koga.., hotel
Ma,h,as " elleudorf, hotel
Lawrence Vugel, hotel
8 J. F. WIN fielder, hotel
4 uenrv Lubr hotel
8 John Vaughan. hotel
W,nis,n Cies e,,ino house
I Mrs. A. Klausman, eat. house
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NIlVT'N TON rs.
The above price 1 will pay, the
Animals to be in good and thriving
condition. Animals can be shipped to
me by way of Punsu'awney Pa. For
further information write to
JOHN \. STEWART,
Marion, Indiana, County, Pa.
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RISTA RO'S
@ a Z r D Y E 4.

Cristadoro's Hair Dye is the
SAFEST and BEST; it acts instanta-
neously, producing the most natural
shades of Black or Brown; does NOT
STAIN the SKIN, and is easily ap-
piled. 1t is standard preparation,
and favorite upon every well ap-
pointed Toilet for Lady or Gentleman.
Sold by Druggists.
j. CRISTADORO,
L. u. BOX, 1888, New York.
Nt-i4
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POWELL & KIME'S.

BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
"a new stock just arriving, at
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1N1NG WILD ANIMAL S

IL WANTED.
$50, 0O............each for PANTHERsS.
500. leach for BLACK FOXES.
each for CROSS FONES.
1900. leach for LYNX.
lO,0o............ each for OLD OTTER.
5,0O......"each for YOUNG OTTER.
5.OO......each for YOUNG WOLVES.
5,0O....". leach for WILD CATS.
5,oo.................."" leach for FANNS
1.00...Cach for YOUNG BIACK ,f.
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BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. AND
Flour at
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY
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Marriages in Jackson County 1866.

David Moran and Mary Moran. Oct
10. by Michael Mary Ahorn, r G. Pastor
William Park and Mary Steward. Oct
%. by X J Blckus. Min.
Obadiah White and Sarah F Gilmore.
Oct %, by Benjamin Tales. Min.
William Paine and Mary Cassell, Oct
81. by William Cutter. j p
William F. Hale and Margaret E Clew.
ers, Oct 81, by Geo. NJ Adams. J p.
Silas p Andrews and Martha Ann
Rice. Nov. ?. by Riley Corn. J. P.
David Bartoe and Mary E. Bryan, Nov
2. by T. L. Hughes, J. p
Isaac Ward and Rematha Marker, Nov.
A. by Henry Webber. J. P.
Peter W. Blake and Rebecca Oliver,
Nov. 4, by T. L. Hughes. ]. P.
John Alton and Cornelia w. Colley.
license issued Nov 8, but no return
made Of marriage
Ira Miller and Clarinda Sell. Nov O.
by D. W. Winfough. J. P.
Peter Lyon and Salome Fessler, Ii
cense issued Nov. O. but no return made
of marriage.
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long time there was no official announce
ment OF the m j,ritv. Yet these i'm
mense majorities IN Mississippi and Geo
gio. gotten by means 30 well understood
by those who know anything about 10
are paraded over the country To show
that Tidcn got "a quarter Of million
major " of the popular vote - Oh. whr.
a shan is thi-l Yet many wise men per
init themselves to be fooled by IL, and g.
on bel lIeving that Til,len hai an hone
major " OF - quarter OF "a million!
And again she says:
To this end rife clubs are forming al.
over the State. Ia one paper ! noticed
news of the formation OF three rifle com
panies in different parts of the State, tn"
II ,mpton Rifles. the Gordon Rifles and
the Connor Rifles The business of or
ganizing and arming is going on fully a
vigorously "a during the late rifle cluh
campaign Yet 1T il all very innocent on
the face Of things We are told that rifle
clubs, and rifle teams and all that sort OF
thing exist in all the Northern States.
and that il is nothing but bealthful and
harmless amusement, with no political
significance.
The meaning Of the formation Of these
rife clubs is simply this, to keep the
blacks under, and never again allow
them to get control OF the State, no mat
ter what their majority may be. 1t is to
retain control Of the State in the hands
of the whites, and teach the blacks that
the path of safety is in the Democratic
direction. 1t is to carry the Legislature
the county offices and the Congressman.
1t is to have these clubs all ready for
service in the next campaign, II the Re
4 L - T.. al
animation. The clubs are formed thus
early to prevent it being said that they
we're made for political effect, which was
the charge President Grant brought
against those formed last campaign, and
by proclamation ordered to disband
South Carolina is now free, and as there
is no campaign in the immediate future,
it is, of course, said that these rifle com
panies have no political bearing or sig
nificance. whatever. But they are for
future use; and those who deny it the
most know it the best.
You have published that the Demo
Gratis in Crawford county have used, or
embezzled, or stolen thousands OF dollars
of the public money-school funds, ]
think. Suppose that the Republicans
should adopt the policy" which you
advocate for the South-form rifle clubs,
and by violence prevent the Democrats
from voting Suppose Gov. Young
should send troops to protect Democrat
&c voters. Suppose his successor should
withdraw these troops, and permit the
Democratic majority in Crawford county
20 be crushed out by violence, and J
should ask with emphasis. for you 20 an
swer squarely, whether the Governor wa
wrong in not supporting such an inia-
nous state of affairs in Crawford county,
ind whether the Democratic majority
.hould not be suppressed by violence
md murder, because Democrats in office
teal, whether in Crawford county or IN
the city Of New York. As Iaw.ab.din2
American citizen you ought to be asham
"a of any such argument.
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Presidents policy a. II cite the Chisholm
barbar.ty for the same purpose.
The journal has declared:
The idet hat the policy Of Mr. Hayes
will not b-ar di-cusslns - simply absurd
1t is the angy denuuciations Of impa
tient Republicans that will not bear dis
cu-sing
II the answer Of the Standard ha-
proven anything it has proven thi-
declaration
The journal claims and maintains the
following points:
l. That the President has with "cour
age and fidelity" acted in accordance
with the resolutions Of the party that
nominated him.
That be has acted in accordance
with his own letter of acceptance.
That he has done what his prede
cessor declared ought now TO be done.
1t further claims
4 That he has not violated the Consti-
tuition
5. That he has not been false to any
recognized Republican principle in the
platform upon which he was elected.
9. That no personal harm has come to
any one under the execution of his policy
thus far
~ - iOI Tue oAauuaFu 10 IeluNe Lhebe
assertions by proofs, and to remember
that no intelligent reader will accept,
the report of one correspondent of what
his rival said, the mutilated extracts
from letters. or the reports irresponsible
OF interviews, as arguments or demon.
strations upon a question of National i'm
portance.
The courtesy Of the Standard in prom
ising to print "all the journal may have
to say is cordially appreciated, but foi
obvious reasons, it will be best to restrict
this discussion to the agreed limit Of arti
cles not to exceed a column each.
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Probate Court Proceedings.

Anna Mariah Reed appointed admins
traitor with will annexed Of William
Reed. decd bond S., 900.
In the matter Of Clarkson Valentine
an insane person, application made for
his admission into the Athens Hospital
for the Insane.
Thomas Harris appointed administra
tor Of David Harris. decd; bond $1,000
One account, two inventories, and one
sale bill filed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John II Smith and Jane Sharrock.
Nicholas II. Tracy and Annie NJ Ram
DO.
Ell McNeal and Emmarillis Wellman.
A. l.. Biers and Elizabeth McNeal.
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We notice a statement in the Ironton
Register that during the year ending
May /, 1877. there were manufactured in
Ironton 3,S02 barrels Of beer, equal to
l25 900 gallons, or Is gallons to every
man, woman and child in the place.
We saw a statement recently that over
one million of cigars had been manufac.
tured in Portsmouth during the past
year. This would be about Is cigars to
every man, woman and child in the
place. With the amount of whisky
made at the distillery near Portsmouth,
and the tobacco, beer and whisky brought
from other places, these are startling fig
urps
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Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.
state Of Ohio, Jackson County, -.
Court OF Common Pleas.
liam Horton vs.. Alexander Crabtrce et
n. - a.-4fa.a - -.


William Horton vs. Alexander Crabtroe et al.
On 1t order OF sale.
Notice j. hereby given, that IN pursuance Of
an orier OF sale issued out OF said court. ON the
Hth day of May, A. ID. is17, aud to me directed
a sheriff Of said county, viii offer fot sale az
the door Of the Court House, In said county, on
Saturday, June 80, A. d 1877,
at o'clock r. N. OF said day. the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in the county Of
Jackson ana state OF OniO, to-wit:
The north hair, Of the east half. Of the SOUTH
west quarter, Of section No. %, Township 8.
Range No. 10, except ten acres heretofore soid
By james Crabtrce aud wife TO Tacy Cfabtree,
und said excepted part described as follows: be-
ginning for boundary al point 20 rods east OF
the northwest corner OF said west half OF the
east half Of said quarter section, thence east
along the line OF said forty acre lot iO rods,
thence south 90 rods, thence east ~ rods
thence north 30 rods, thence west
along said line 10 the place OF beginning,
containing 10 acres, together with the privileg-
es aud appurtenances thereto belonging.
Appraised at stjO.
Terms OF sale, cash on day Of sale.
To be sold as the property ofAloxandcr Crab
tr.e, TO satisfy "A Judgment and decree In favor
OF William Horton.
Given under my hand this 2sth day OF May,
A. y. 1871. JOHN NJ. EWING,
sheriff Jackson County.
James Trip, atty for pin. may8l-5w
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On Monday we received three copies
Of The Casket, published at Rochester,
New York, with a slip, Compliments of
Of Thomas Gliddon, Editor" We had
lost the whereabouts OF our old friend
Gliddon. Glad TO hear from him