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1BOty0IVe
II Vas Supposed that The order Issued by
Gov. Gsreelon, last week, 10 which Il vsa
sfased thst the Governor ssd Council
would be In session from Dec~ssber lst to
The 18th. do, Ing whIeA uoe s'Csaslslal~s
claiming ~vexwloshteD az esh~r esseps
pres"ssd to vitisas thsk election oil hsss
sessossbls opportunity t. b hessd either
pesssss'iv"s hv dssiy su'h"rts. d eounaea, !"
Wss = ree-..,vs from the revolutionary
pie" which had been pursued up to thst
Tune IL vas supposed that the d~strr tor
m honest ard fair sxecstioa Of The l.vs
had gives rise To the order aud that an
opportunity wosld be given to candidates
10 correct returns where errors existed
thst should properly and legally be cor
rected. Ii nos appears thsA the whole in
tent OF the order WAS to gain time; that
The same dishonest purpose still exists In
the minds OF the Governor AMI his Council
and that members claiming TO he elect. u
TO the House or SENATE will have No oppvr-
tunity to examine the returns. a. by Isw
and custom allowed. The ground on which
the piotters decline to exhibit the returns
for Senators and Representative 10 that
they have no power under the Constitution
70 alter, CORRECT or substitute returns. aud
therefore II would be Of DO use 10 exhibit
them.
A specIsI to the ta,nm~rc,aI Tu..s.x
.x.,,,. t.o. 49,,
u'.' '''
Lsse evening individoai members OF
the Sooneii ststed mat candidates. under
proper testIictions, might see the returns
from the Representative and Senatorial
D'sthcts sno compare them With certified
copies OF the fecofds. The members max
ing tnese assertions sisted that they were
moved 10 permit this ~ matter OF court
esy' oot conceded NO legal right This
forenoon. however, when Geo. {. Wing
ana a. Il savage applied for permission
20 see the Auburn and Lewiston represen-
Atve. and the Androscoggin senatorial
retnfns. taey were refused permission.
HE Council have furnished the folio wing
-, M. 900, ~ WI" =, ' S , nna' 10 reply
sse TO er.mios ,hs r.,,,," ~. S 81
and Representatives TO the end that cor.
80 essous ssAy OC mooe. Tue
~ ."Sn '.p.y Ms' - ~ present advised
such Corrections a,.d si,.,s,,on. H., !.
to say. 10 effect, the council regard the Law
OF IS" - Unconstitutional. aud they will
NJ r. eo".'usr ",
bouncing ihr hoard a.c,.,,,. ,ss, ~,
have usurped the power OF the Judiciary In
oraer 10 usurp the powers OF the people.
a. 100 ,"o, Say 'ney are ADVISED oy emi-
pay su1 an. u,ioo 10 m. 90, ,s-- .n NV,
that the Republicans can ties, Its consti,u-
"onaity before the courts.
g.. .aenn,,,, $4,000 says INA. ne assumes
ana 49,. ~. ~" '"e Sou"en
ADVICE 7, !. No, ~, go. IN 49, 'exA
Dext step Of the Repu blcans viii BE-. Only
portion OF the Council 10 10 session this
.si poon, Governor 1arceion and Council
eruoon on oese;.I .;, .o' 'ie nv.
for county officer. are nov ex.mIning the
returns"
Ii has always been the popular belief
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Foreclosure,

HHAkLOTTE 4. Franklin. by her deed OF NOR,
~ GsSe on the arss day Of December A. D.. Isl
conveyed to ne the following dIscri bed real
estate situated in kllsworsh, ana described =.
lolloss. 70 .n: Beginning At . rock 90 the
north side Of Reed's brock. ct north end Of ths
6,idgs over said brook. on the wess side Of ,h he
C3 Co, road leading % Otis; thence runniax by
s.ae ioao noste' one degree east. one hundred
aso iosty seven rods to stake and stoues theocs
coetn eghty deGrsss. west one hu ndred And
nlneen !Sds 70 keeds Pond; thence By said
pend south twenty two degrees, wet III lrty tWo
rods; shsnce south thirty nine degrees, east two
hundred and thirty four rods to . stake And
eeoeee near Reeds Brook: thence By the B,ooS n
tne place Of beginnia& and containing s,sh.v
cree nors Or less. however rsssrving tSerefrom
nuy acres On Tie north part OF the lot hershv
cssveyed. the ssae having been previously con,
seysd TO me Said mortgage deed 10 recorded 10
.oSs Io,: rage ~ Hancock Registry 81 dseds,
broken claim the sighs " iorecioss the M
and give This notice for thss paspose
ADA e. GARLAND.
an, p ~ Atsy. 4. y. Durnhs..
2 ~@' 49, = ~. 3Wlo
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FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE for 1880

During the coming Presidential year THE
TRIBUNE will be = more effective agency tn an
ever for telling the news best worth knowing
and for enforcing sound politics. From the day
tAe wAs closed u has beeu most anxious for an
end VI sects0asl strife. Bat Il two years ago.
and was the first persistently 10 procaip the
new danger to the country from the revived al
iianre OF the Solid South and T,mntny lila
Against mat danger It sought To rally the Old
party OF Freedom AMI the Union. l, began by
demanding the Abandonment OF prspuai Iii :.
likes, and set t,e example. II called for M .nl
to attacks upon each other instead OF the enc
my and for tho hesrtiest agreement upon WHIT.
ever NJ candidates the sj3rity should PIT up
against the common Toe. since then the tide nf
disaster has oeca turned back: every doubtful
state has been won. and the omans tor Nation a |
victory never IN rrs CLEARING
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NOTICE.
Notice OfEOPeclOsure

NJ the 18Th, day OF April A. d. 1879. jonathan
~ Dew. OF Brookln County Of Hancock state
OF Aaine. conveyed to me In mortgage by deed
Of said date. the 10 allowing described real estate.
situated In Brooklin Aforesaid, to Wit; LIST lot
csmasncing on the nostherly side OF hishw Nv
leading from njamins River Bridge 10 Center
Hhbor, At post reds and 10 links from the
portherly eide Of A. =. Carter's land; thence
north q deg. east rods. and IL links to pos,
thence south % Dig. east< rods add 10 Links to
SAID C.rter's land; thence by said land to the
hign.ay; thence BY highway rods and 10
links 70 arst AIMED bound. with The buildings
thereon standing. Ind lot lying on the northeriy
soc Of the highway II the sterly end Of Benin.
Minis River Bridge, Commencing on the hish.
way st stake 10 feet from the south east cor Ser
OF Deans tin shop SO ca He'd thence north s. deg
east BY compass. ~ the mill pond; thence bv
said pond and the highway 10 drst named bound
together with the builhng thereon stan ding
SAID mortgage Is recorded 10 Hancock County
Hegistry Of Deeds. vol. ls3. page III. The con.
dinon In said mortgage has been broken by res,
on hereof claim " foteclose the same and
vides. p'"
AALISDA b. DEAN
by J. P. Thomas. her AIRY.
bedgwtck, Nov. Is. 1879. 3wis
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II hsd beea stck ssd uiesrable - Ioe~ s,d
- caused ~ Au.basd % nuch troahio cd
sxpsese, - 90 sss0ed = ksew what aiIed
-. tAse w. completely disAeasteasd asd
diseeera0e6. II tAis franz q 0iaA ess 81,
iis q aep bitesn ~ 0ssd tAso seEssWl .
" aony. ! seee begas = improve ssd
thes0hs = slraa01 cd u1naa1ral. - W.
80 -. wnas I'D helpsd u. ny "a
''QurSaA ~ 1ep Dl1tsss! leag ~ ~ ppoe.
~, - ~ lave 0a1s nsiAef Ven "a .
hppy."711s sflHcHeas Jesss6l.
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vii rol! Il out for yOu." and opening . car
delivered two Eve gallon kegs OF LIQUOR.
he vas summoned Friday night I" appear
before Judge Cornish on charge Of illegal
transportation Of liquor. lie Was found
guilty aud fined go. The case vas sp-
peaied
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Will be pleased to all orders for any Description
of Dry Goods. and send by mail or express To
any part of the United states. Oar stock OF
every variety Of Dry Goods is larger AMI more
complete than any other stock IN New EaGisni.
and our prices viii be found the very lawest of
any house In the United States. special bargains
being constantly offered.
samples of any articles sent By mail whe
qacsIed. Orders oiled promptly, and Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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COUNTY TREAsuHEss OFFICE. Ellsworth.
OTATEMENr of costs allowed ia criminal
. prosecutions and inquests by the Supreme Ju.
dcisi Court, and Court OF County Commls ouer's
October Term, A. ID l,1s.
ALLOWED ny SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
Originated before y. J. Court.
state Benj =. cray. dsl
Donald NJ. stewart, Isl
Robot Miles, 6sI
Alfred T.. Mace ssl
Originated before &. ". Court.
| STATE simon Garland. Apprt., 1877
Beui. Ash. sIil
Geo. H. Mace. lsLm
John Mayo. 5Gai
Mirbai Hurley. l3lT
Originated bstore s. j. Court.
General Bill Of Cost. 9o.0
ALLOWED ny COURT OF CoUSrY COMMISSIONERS
Originated before h. F. Ferguson. T. j.
state Alfred Eaton Il IS
John Fitzgerald. t0I6
Originated before O. Y. Mus, r. j.
State Dana Runnels. $50
Originated before J. d. Parker. r. j.
State Nancy Mitchell. ss3
lara Dana. 10 ~
Prank Dana, 5 81
Originated before u. y. Mus.
state Y Freeman Coombs Bel
Anhrew NJ. Gray. .. al. so
Originated before E.. W. Court
state Nancy Richardson, 40
Calvin j. sargent, q :.
t'rp. fly son, l7u0
t,co- Emerson. 9Zs
Geo. lancet, SD
John {. Emerson.
in. Liquors 80
4d3
Eyereu BraIey. ou
this. ool., ct a.. Is -
Int Liquors, Ii6t
II g.
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-Colonsl Williaosoa. . noted rexsn
lswyss, stood ~ 10 church aad called % .
young lady 70 cone forward and marry
hi0. 6ioce that event the Texas church
hes eaap - crowded vilh ossriageabls
fenseles thai , pAD cant get ssssdisg
roe0 ineIds, unless ~ pskss ssrs a beiaS
On tios b eanpaex y tbs door ogas plehe.
Bvl1enely ~ yQp1G leliGs tsos ~ be1le.
$500 ny eal I'D NJ ~ p p.sssqk
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SptfiaI Aotifts.
a Q a II ID.

To all v no are suffering fom the errors and
tndl serstions Of youth nervous weakness. early
decay. loss OF manhood. Ac.. will send q recipe
that s:ll cure you. FREE or CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered By a visionary in
south America. Scni self addressed envelope
TO the Ksv. JosErH T. ISxAS station D. New
York CITY. lyi 10
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The Love Murder.

As will be remembered, Joseph A.
Lowe Of West Cumberland, was found
murdered In his barn on the night of
Sept. goth. He had been to q dance In
company with his sister aud another
lady and returning home at Q late hour
went to the barn to put up his horse
and was, soon after. found dead, his
head being literally hacked to pieces
with an axe. For long time no clue
to the murderer was obtained though a
slight suspicion was attached to broth
er between whom and the decessed
some trouble had occurred. Marshal
Bridges OF Portland. and Deputy Sheriff
c. N. Wormell Of Oxford county, have
continued in the search for the criminal
and succeeded In working up such .
chain Of evidence against the brother.
James N. Lowe, - to warrant his n.
rest in Portland on Friday. Saturday,
be was arraigned and pleaded guilty Of
the murder charged against him. He
was remsuded to await the action of the
Grand Jury. His wife was also arrested
- accessory. but Lowe says she knew
nothing about the crime though be I'D J..
mits that she suspected him Of having
committed it. She hes been held In
$1,000 bail - witness. Il seems that
the murderer walked from Portland
alter 8 o'clock. waited shout several
hours, perPetrsted the murder and then
walked back. The cause Of the deed hs
alleges to b abuse 1t the hands of his
brother. who drove him away from the
place some time before. From this
admission it 10 clear that the murder
was premeditsted and carried out for
the ssle purpose of graft ing revenge.
Horrible - mis- crime appears TO have
been, the severess penalty that attaches
10 it. under our present law, 10 impris.
onment during life. with . fair pros
pect Of being psrdoned on, by some
tender hearted governor. and again free
70 commit . similar act on any one
against whom his anger may be aroused.
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faded or gray. II stimulates the nutritiye organ.
TO healthy ACTIVITY. AID preserve. both he hair
and It's beauty. Thus brsshy weak or sicsIy hair
becomes glossy, piiable and strsngthe ned: lost
hair regross with lively expression falling hair
- checked and Established: thin hair .hickens
ana faded or gray hairs ressnc their original
color Its operation IL sure and harIpe.- IL
cures dandrur, heals all humors, and aeeps the
scalp; cool. clean aad sofs- under which condit.
AS a dressing for ladies' hair The ytcoz :.
praised for its grateful and agreeable perfume,
and valued tor the son lustre and ichness OF tone
It lmparts.
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Ayers Hair Vioor.
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
rotrs NATURAL rIr4LIrr AND coLoR

Advancing yeat-
sickness. care, tI-Ap,
poiutment, and hprrd
itATy predIsposlgion
all .uru the HAIR gray ,
and either oi them IN
cline It TO she'd pre-
mAiitrely.
AYERS HAIR We
on by long and eNien-
sise use. has proven
that It sIops the lal
ling OF the hair imme
diatelyi ofte re-
n c " ; tho growth q.
and always surely re.
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sherman Co. Marshall. Mich. want an agent
IN thts county at once. at a salary OF tiu0 per
moaih ami expense. paid. FOR null particulars
address as above lyrl;
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Don't faH 10 try DR.. kimoalI's Balssm. for
coughs, Colds, Hosrseness, Soreness OF the
Throst. Chest. Lungs, &c. A pleasant and
edectuai remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price p 4 30 cents. by all
Druggists lyr-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-12-04

Do''ss the late cs0paies TIE RepsblI-
CO" press and panty Rswesally REGARDED the
New York Tibsss - shs naaLooal lesslrr.
Ise campaign was fought ssbstssiially on
tn, plan y oaslised. asA largely With
weapons 3 lasaishe1. lie Nsshlv wss rec
oksssed b eampslga csomisaees - oss
u their oest e6sssive agencies; end "
cempssxs extrss we're eircslseed by the
hundred thossssod. Il esvs ,be eosnsry
the plteoss story Of Mrs. Chisol.n fsrnish-
ed an admirable smti1ose to Greeoh.ck ism
10 iss series % the A. n. c. 81 fSssmce,
portrayed the real danger from the South
In the exhaustive articles showing In detail
hov every Sostheru State bet one that
~eot into the Rebellion had repudixted it's
own debts. and would much more surely
repudiste those Of the Natios, Incurred Iu
whipping IL. whenever IL got The chance :;
exhibited la detail the wilj schemes OF the
Greenbsckers In Congress and the mon
strous extent Of the southern claim.; ex.
p0sed the robbery Of . railroad from New
York by ito Governor for the price Of 81 q
year; and 10 hundred other ways forced
the lighting and led q thoroughly ayyre..
sive campaign. Il did all this too, with
out particle Of the personal calomny aud
evaporation 90 common in party organs.
winning votes by the force Of it, srgu
"e"'s and never repellins BY reckless per.
sonal abuse. Such paper will be Of enor
nous value to the cause Of good govern.
ment 10 the Presidential campaign mex,
year. and deserves the widest circulation.
We urge every reader who wants q New
York paper to read ito prospectus In An.
other co'a"n. 1t offers Chambers's Cy-
eiop@dis A. . premium on terms tina.
would seem incredible, but for what IL has
already done with webs,ers Unabridged
Dictionary.
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THE EEkII TRInI-SF

'es'"s ssf~fiks OF our rubsshnfl al conn
try population, and has the LARGEST cirralat,nn AZ
any weekly issued IRON the Office OF a daily IN
per In New YORK, or. so tar ~ We Know in In,
news Of the week into readable shan, f.. -
cultural department ~ more carefully conducted
than ever. aud II has always been con,,derr,i IN.
orst, rs mhAet reports ar" the ofhrial standard
for the DAirymsn's A.sociaLton and have I,, .
been the recognized authority on csttie e ain and
general country produce. There are .p.ct 4 a.
pAhnio"ts iot the Young. and for household in
tarcsts The no~ hand work department sIrrad,
extremely popular gives unusually accurate an,I
comprehensive inslrGctto in shifting crochet
Tag, aud Atndrcd subjects, while poetry nciion
and the humors Of tn day are all abu ndantly an,
pNed The verdict Of the tens OF Thousands of old
readers who have returned to Il during the past
year Is that they fnd II better than ever Incrra,
ing patronage and facilities enable rs 10 rrIuc,.
the rates 10 the lowest pOnt we have ever touch
ed and 10 oHer the most auaElng premium vet
a.aa In
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Corns, Bunions, &c.
d +. sTErsoN. of BANGOR. Surxte.l
ID. Chirop0Aist, REMOVES CORSS
WITHOUT PAIN, treats Bunions and In.
growing Nails. At FRANKLIN HOUSE, ELLIS.
WORTH. for few days. PRICES MODERATE
lw49s
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Notice 10 Sahscrihers,

The date On the address label Of each subscr r.
bers paper shows the time TO which the subscrip-
tion 10 paid, and ell subscribers IN axrvors afs
requested 10 pay up - soon ~ possible.
Ga receipt Of payments supecrpttea Of this
snee. receipt vii be promptly cent TO he sub
scriber; aad The date on the address abei Vili BE-
corrected on the sext Il sue of the paper.
In all Communications relating 20 en- bsr rsptioas
our correspondents are requested 10 state tire
fostoo &c to which the paper 10, 10 Be-. sent.
40 TO be careful TO write all proper sames plain
".
In directing q change Of address. aivsys give
M present address well the ooe 70 which
ysn wish The paper Afterwards seat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-12-04

shy far the most sucressIul SemiweekIv in the
country having four lines the circulation OF an y
other In New York. II Is specially ,dapt.J 10 ths
large class of intese nt probes sion al or bu.Ins
readers too lar from New York to depend on Oh r
paper. tor the dahl news. Who nsvcrthaIsss want
me editorials. correspondence book revt,.s
snisniidc matter. lectures. literary mtsr.Il.nv
etc Tor which TITS TRIBUss l. famous In,
THE "hkkLr u contains siNtcen pages and /. in
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In consequence OF recent disclosures
the directors Of the North German Lloyd's
Stes0ship Company havs decided 70 refnss
sranspostattoa on thslr vessels 70 The class
Of heavy French silks which are % weiGht-
% With chemicals and oils ~ 70 cause
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R. Il. WHITE & Co., Boston, Mass,
AWt9


COUNTY TREAsUHER's OFsIcE. Ellsworth.
OTATEMESF of costs allowed ia criminal
y prosecutions AMI inquests by the Supreme Ju-
dicisl Court, and Court OF County Commissioners
October Term, A. u. l,7a.
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PARSONS, BANGS 4 CO.

Wholesale DkUGGisTs,
III iis Middle Street. PORTLAND NE.
iyrl5 GRNRRAL AGxxrs 40
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-24

A MEETING of the Edisto Rifles
was held on Tuesday evening last,
Lieut.. G. w. Brunson presiding, for
the purpose of discussing the pro-
priety Of and perfecting measures for
Fair in aid Of the command to be-
gin on the 11th of March next. We
are pleased to see some definite plan
adopted, end trust that the scheme
will meet with the best encourage
ment Of our citizens. The Edisto
Rifles is the Oldest military organiza-
tion in the county-it is a part of
our town and much of the pride and
honor of our people is inseperably
connected with this command. lis
complete equipment, therefore, in
every department is personal con-
Germ Of every one who wishes to keep
the honored past linked with the liv-
ing present. Let our people, then, ,
lend helping hand in this their hour
Of need. .]''i.f lH.'
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-24
The 0rangeburg Democrat'
"A Pape1. fol. the People.
Church Directory.

METHoDIsT.-Rev. o. A. Darby, Pes.
tor. Services every Sunday morning at
half.past 10 O'CLOCK and Mt night at half
past o'clock. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening at half. past z O'Clock.
Sabbath School every Sunday morning
ut 8 o'clock. Children's meeting every
third Sunday.
PREsBYTERIAN.-Rev J. A. d. Brown,
Pastor. Services every Sunday morning
as half.past 10 o'clock, and In the after
noon at halEpast4 o'clock. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday afternoon Mt half
past o'clock. Sabbath School every
Sunday morning Mt half-past O'clock.
BAPTiBf. .-Rev. Il. W. Mellichamp,
Pastor. Services every third and fourth
Sunday morning at halfpast 10 o'clock
and at night halfpnst o'clock Sals-
bath School every Sunday morning. Mt
halfpast 8 O'Clock. ShNdy School Mis-
slonary Meeting every fourth Sunday.
LbThERAN.-Rev. j. +. Kise-, Pastor.
Services every Sunday morning =. ::..lf-
past 10 o'clock and a5 night at half-past
z O'Clock. Sabbath School every Sunday
morning at half-past o'clock.
EPIsCoPA1.-Rev. l.. Query, Pastor.
Services third Sunday In each month.
Morning half-past 10 O'Clock afternoon
halfpast o'clock. -.
= Y. NJ. @. A.-Rooms on Russel!.street.
Open every evening during the week.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
st half-past and Sunday afternoons ut
8 O'Clock. Business meetings fourth
Thursday In each month.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-24

+ AN exchange says: "It is pre-
dicted that the world will come to an
end some time next month, and if
some of our delinquent subscribers
don't hurry up and pay what they
owe us they are going to be caught
in a bad fix. But it won't be our
fault, and we won't have to answer
for the sins of any body but ourself.
Look out /! delinquent subscribers
won't stand much of chance, and
the eye Of that needle is going to
close down on you before you are
half through" We think the delin-
quent subscribers of that paper ought
to pay up at once, and get receipt.
as the editor is certainly very much
interested IN their welfare.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-24

The following persons have checks
in the County Commissioners office,
which will be paid as so IN as present
ed to the County Treasurer Henry
Duncan, Samuel Byrd, News & Cou-
rier, Geo. H. Clark, j. NJ. Cope, J.
M. Crosswell, David Ellison, j. D.
D. Fairey, A. F. Edwards, Solomon
Fielder, F. w. Gleaton, Amos Glea-
ton, D. +. Gorvin, Girardeau & Co.,
D. d. Jones, w. Z. McA1ichael, L.
E. Myers, Randy Jenkins, VIM. Paul,
lin, Esau Paullin, B. f. Pou, W. NJ.
Stoudenmi:e, H. E. Young, c. r. Ia.
ber. Jas. L. Rush, r. X. Keller, 10.
seph Cannon, J. c. Binnaker, T. J.
Pou, Peter Samuel, G. j. Odom, j,
A. J. Hildebrand, S. D. Gwin, Gabe
Harp, E. L. Arthur, Friday Kinson,
Gabe Thomas, j. A. NJ. Hayler, D. j.
Zeigler, E. T. r. Smoke, H. w. Ken
nerly, p. Doyle, Assignee. 2"