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t",;e firmer would, ho.v much greater the advantage. The Michigan Road now the only connection betw een the Waters of lake Michigan & t!ie Ohio River, will cross the Wsbash immediately at this place. This being very near the middle of this Road, it would appear reasor.aUe to give the lraveller a chance of a com

'l)111"ie " esiern course. lint be is not of

the only class tLat would he greatly hencfit

ted in this change, we look to the interest of

the State. So much closer connection of steamboat navigation with lake Erie. Another advantage we would here observe, that farmers in exporting their Produce generally travel a Western direction with it. Then to deprive this part of the Wabash country (the most noted forits rich Products,) of this means of navigation, would appear unreasonable. Of this section of Indiana possessing the richestsoil, of its being productive of the richest bounties of nature, there is no longer any doubt. We have lately been visited by the Gov. ernorof our State, and for his opinion on the subject we have only to refer the reader to tis -Message of the present year. We hope, however, that this subject will be settled to the general satisfacticn of our young and cn' tcrprizingState.

The Cnuvlordsvile paper, in noticing a few remarks of ours relative to the

Miamie Indians, appears to be much dis

satisfied. We un fortunately lost the pnper containing his silly remarks. On the standing comrmtt-e5, Messrs. Huntington. M'Bean, Vance, Colerick, De Paw,Hardcsty,I"ieids,Stafiord, Davenport, and Gardwere appointed on Canals and internal improvement. In the House of Wednesday the 4th, Mr. EvAtfs moved the the following resolution: Resolved. That the committer on fi

nals and internal improvements, be instructed to enquire into the expediency of employing a skilful engineer to Surrey the south side of the Wabash river, from Logansport downwards and make

an estimate of the proable difference of

expense, between the north and south side of said river in the construction of said canal from Logansporrt,to the highest point of steam boat navigation; and also to survey from the said highest point of steam bo.it navigation to the county seat of Four tain county, situate on the great bend of the Wabash river, and make an estimate of the probable expense of constructing a canal within the last limits; together titbits practk cability and importance. ! On motion of .Mr. Browv of T., said i resolution was ordered to he upon the table.

POBK.

l7"L' would be much

(J . . -WIHV. W I our subscribers would furnish us with as

much pork as would do us. If we cannot get it on accounts due us, we will give the cash for six or eight hundred weight." That's reasonable.

they have lately elected a house If

ENTERTAINMENT Michigan lClx k v d fr,nm 3Udi30n lo Lake Michigan, .4 miles North of Logansport -nd nine ,om Ch,ppeway, where Zj w U

auu uwiers mho mav rail

J

on them,

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yieir table w,!I be well furnished and every attention paid to their stable. 3 .November 21, 1:53.

A CAR 11. To the publishers cf Newspapers and Periwheals in the United Stales and the British 1 rovinccs. The publishers of the Sew England Weekly Keview are desirous of making up a list of all the newspapers and periodicals ot tue U. S. and the British Provinces, with the names of the publishers and the places where published; they therefore request all puolishersto insert this card, and also send them two copies of their resDective nnhlira-

tions in succession, that they may not tail of

ircen iug one, in order to render the list complete Direct to the New England Review, llartord Connecticut.

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Cass County Circuit Gout, Oct. Tc A. D. 1833.

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PKKiODJCAL LliiilAttY, 1 OSSSS??, Containing, in the cheapest possible' r (cms of Literature Wd,and form, a republication of new and stand-! Sentiment. d vrorks: Voyages, Travels, History,' biography , Select Memoirs, Popular '$c-!lssr40j.mouln,y each rum oer containing for-

tj-c-ii-Mi iuai ociavo paires, cmoeillslieu

with line engravings on steel, c)j per, and

enccj Personal Adventures, Talcs ofunex-

"rvlu,tU(t; luurui staring ami approved I oems. It is published week! v, in numbers of 48 octavo pages eachat $o per Annum in advance and coniains m-.iior

equal to 208 pages more than any other!

cnuuiwi in America at the

jy oiicc p hereby giver, that Francis Dale, tl wife JlofUeorge Dale, dec. ha. administered on the Estate of said Ceo. Dale, the estate is supposed to be insolvent, all persons iuder ted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and" all persons that i.ni

.claims on said estate are revpiesttd to ct.mo

wood, and with new aud fashionable music- horn ard the first of March r.rxt fir nio.

icrmiugr a volume of near btXI pages at the close of the year, with an eujraved titlepage and index.

rgillK preceding volumes of the CASKET,

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Th rllr.l.w, . , i i -. juiv-v-. ja siiiiicieniiy prove tiie punctualitv of the I tie loliowms works have bp.n r.wi.. ....ui:.u i-. i.i- i- . :

ws,r. "iiwiiu) ii ii . ii ini it-1 in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f iiic rnntrietc ivi

j i miii ' i v ,umin.ij wild r i- -" . It- . -

republished in tic 'Library," viz: " . -a -

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ucation;

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uninnrv ' r.i.'r Arn.n

History and Statistics of Russia; by (ieneral

vuuutI1mipae.-?(gur.-.i. JNolcsofa jour

"lent. l-'Ji A N( :is i i

Delphi, Aiijr. 5

LOGANSPORT MARKET. rOKUI.CTED V. ELKLY.

Article

his works, sllustra:ive of hii Dlan

by E. Biher, Ph. Ur. History of Petthe Great, with a preliminary sketch of th

ncy through Frame and Italy; by V. liazlit. 4 The Last Eisays of Elia; by Charles

iamo. o. he Wounded Spirit, a Tale ofi

i.ue; by u. M. 3Ior.(j. The Life of Carl rheodorKo3rncr,te German Warrior Poetby his father 7. Martial and .Miscellaneous I oems cf Kccrncr. Kcrner's Pro-e Tales. 9. Tours in Dnnnr 1Ai- oi

Himalaya Mountains, &c; by Alajor Archer !(,)- B,C (iame 0lLil' h7 I-itch Ititchie. 11. the loutgPoet.. a Fragment of Au-

4.

4;

Beef Cullee

FISH MACKEREL

No. 1, No. 2,

No: 3,

John B

and Levin Turner,

vs. James 13. Turner, Eliza Colvill, former ly Eliza Turner, Saml. Turner, Geo. Turner, Benj. Turner, Polly Turner, Jane Turner.

Now comes the said complainants by Ewing and Wright their Atty'sand tiled their Bill of complaint against said de

fendants and proving to the satisfaction

ofthe court upon afiidavit now tiled that all the defendant? named in ?aid Bill ex

cept said Samuel Turner are non residantsof the State of Indiana, upon mo

tion of said Atty's. it is ordered hv the Tyroler, by the author cf "Recollections of court that notice of the filing of raid Bill' tl,e Jfninsula.,r l'J. Domestic 1h;u.m's in and the Pendencv thereof be given to' l"e est lD-d,ies; ')lrs: ; Carmichad, five .aid non resident Defendant, bv iJ?Z

i ill iu iiiiu i j.i.i i .ii- it ill v t niinfit .11.

. - ''initiiii IDiCih

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too c-rapi.y; r rom I ales of Field aud Floodby JoLa Malcolm. 12. Helen Waters, from the same. 13. 1'he Hroihers. fivm t!,

same. 14. The hival; hy the author uf ilecoilections of the Pminsuia. lfj. m,,l.,c

n vmv J aiuters.

Volume 11. 1. Critical Skrtrl ir if t Ii n

obnin.4. - 1 f ...

aiatieraim genus ol ."?cott and Byron Journal of anoi!ic!r employed in the expedition under the conmand of Captain Owen on tue Western Cast of Africa- a. Aotcs' uf a Tour in Albaiia. 4. Uiograpbical and critical sketcnea f Sir J as. Mackintosh and Lord iirouSham. o. Service Ailnnt. rttm.

bis patrons, as regards its contents and ; Bacon, per lb.

liuttcr do

0:n;those at all acquainted with the work.

to snow its true character. The con

stantly increasing pationagc bestowed

upon the CAbkLT, has enabled the publisher to add considerably to its value. Its topographical appearance is e-

qual to any American periodical, and j Oysters keg the volume commenced with January, j Deer ?kins

lJJy, as regards lis appearance, quan- Hour bbl. tity and quality of its embellishments, Feathers lb. literary contents, &c, will render it theMuskrat skin cheapest periodical of its kind in the! Raccoon " country. Wheat buh The facilities for obtaining good mat-; Rye

ter for l!ic work, have greatly increased - Corn of late. Many of the best Euronran .Oats

. r i w

bbl. ii U

ii ii

.Magazine?, as well as the best American

Iron, Junialtabar lb.

periodicals, are regularly received for Hoop the especial use of the CASKET. Se- Rott d lections from all are made with great Lard caie, To secure original contributionsjLcad bar of talent, and to diversify our pages, the j pig publisher has paid one hundred dollars ;Linncn tow vd.

for a IVizs Tale, together with liberal! Flax

3 - - " "j sums for the best Poem and Essar. nil: Molasses nal

prising- the Personal Narrative of a Hritish of vviiich appeared in the So. for Feb-! Fork mess bbl

a t; lb. a a

ii

;Navaiuuiccr.(. Uceandes or Marine Lm-Ii,:,-- ioics; by Mrs. l'letcker (Ute .Miss Jewsbury-I . ' 7. Sketch of the geniiu and charter 'f! 1 nc punlis

Uoodsworth with selections from his Lyrical j "ork contains St Ballads. . Ninemonths Kesidenceiu .civ riety of cmV'llis

Library of Useful Knowlede.-lU. Hi"orv r e"grav,nSs w, consist, as hereof the Ottoman o- Turkish Umpire by I'M. toorc? Portraits of distinguished inward Upham, Ksq. M. U. A. rf. 11. Tht dividuals; plates of the New Fashions.

i rime

her believes that no other! Potatoes bush

such a profusion and va-; aU "us"

hments. The subjects ouSar ""cans In.

v I r

ijoai Lump 44 Tea Gunpowder lb.

CASH

WILL be paid for any quantity of pood Merchantable Cow-hides delivered at the Residence cf the .Subseriber three and a half miles north east of Logansport on the Xoad leading to the Pottawattamie Milis. JOILN MUllPHEY. Logansport Doc. 4th. Admin it razor's .Sale. Tie personal property of John Sizar, deceased, will be sold at Public sale on Saturday the 14th of this instant at the late residence of said deceased, three miles East of Logansport on Eel river the property to be sold consisted of one IVagon and Harness, Horses, MilchCovs. and Younz Cuttle. Hogs and Farming Utensil?. Terms of sale nine months on all sums over three dollars, those that buy on a credit must secure payment; sale, to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. GILLIS M'BKAX, Adm'trs. 31 A 11 Y rilZAIl, Adm'tnx. Dec. 5tb, TAKEN UP

11 V Elijah Collins of Delaware Indiana one S?orrcl Horse six

years old, star in the forehead,

,sfiip on the nose, lias a shoe on

tue left lore loot, some saddle marks, 1.1 hands

liifh: Appraised to 4 dollars bv Thos. Hcedy aud Thos. Whaton. A true copy from my cstrav book. Wm, M'UOllMlC. j p A'ov. nd 153.?. NOTZC13. fSlI IE accounts of Job U. Eldfidgc arc in JUL my hands for collection. Peons indebted will save cost by calling immodisely. J. W. VVKiGHT. Lcgar.spcrt, Xcv . 21, 1-33.

non residents. Defendants bv

publication of notice thereof in he k Logansport Republican' a public newspaper of general circulation published in nsport Cass countv Indiana, for and during three weeks successively one month before the next term of this court and that a subpoena U?ue for the said c 1 'P . j i

o.unuei iuihcr ana mis cause is continued. Attest, J. B. DURET. Logansport, Nov. 21, 1G33. "HItOM the Subscriber living near Fort -3- NVaync, a! out the first of .Sept. last three Of the following description: One large nrmdle ) six or seven y?nrs old, lad on when lie left home a beil with a new collar, horns shorter than common for an ox of his size and rather drooping. One a red with sides a little inclined tri luindlc, wish a bell and collar similar to the first, and believed to be live years old; The other a black, same age of the last mentioned, with light horns. Whoever will deliver said oxen to me at

Fort-Wayne or give me information where 1

--M. Men and Things, viz. Tho Times we Live in, Odd Ecllons, and Biesbmgsof llio-r. raph. "3 The London Ed ii ions of (he ahovi

works were originally published in more lib .

man nurty volumes, vot the publishers.

rtu-j.ji i.iyjixi i j;ullaks, and hav

(inglv reduced price of

t ftv Lents!!! exclusive of postage.

Tuc "Periodical Library''' will consist of Four Vc - . 09 in the course of the vcar each volume to make upwards of six hundred and twenty paes. N. B. Subscribers are served in the

following places free of postage, viz:

both of Europe and America: strikin

and interesting views of American Scenery; Natural History; Foreign and Domestic. Architecture; and other subjects that may be calculated to interest and amuse.

Careful alio

iion

i iivsen Tallow " 11,.

from G 1G 2 1-S 25 $14 12 10

.$3 oO r,7

4 50 Oi 25 50 50 50 37

37 10 12 12

8 12 S 25 37 75 $12 10 37 $i 25 12 25

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to 8 13 o

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BRLXJS & JZEDIC1XE.

DOCT. D. SHEPHERD,

Anecdote, Li'-Iit Readii;

Sketches, and those etceteras, which so deli-ihtfullv relieve the mind from the

to'' ttco 1oors v0' f 37 ... 0 7! ........ T.r P TTr if.

Messrs. Eiting's $ Walkers

V Co:s Store.

t l I 9 " T

been alforded Insnl.a ni.ori fiw, ' labor of severe study, rcfre&hinc the un- RESPECTFULLY infnrmtb rUlrnns

' ..i Ill lilL, ll l .1.- . " - w J

'Twc DoLLARstiucrIsl:ll-lll"S:in" Jiving a zest to graver jof Logansport and its vicirity, that In?

iiiiu wij.c imporiani compositions. The price of li e Casket, notwithstanding the many improvements made in all its department?, will not be increased. "When paid in advance, it will be furnished for $2,50 a year, or A3, if not

'j paid until (he end of the year. Gentle-

Ms., New York, Baltimore, Washington,

u. L., Annapolis', Kichmond, Charleston, Savannah, and Cincinnati. 0OSubscribers will oblige us materially by making their remittance in notes ofthe United States Bank, when they can possibly do so. The first number, with which the sub-

can get tlicm. shall bo handsomely rewarded j ?cnption begins, was puolished on the and reasonable charges pnxd. It is supposed j 1 0th May, from which time complete that Ihey are making down the Wabash river,! can l)C furnished.

as mey n re seen ai ..uianiiesport lour or live weeks ago.

I .

Boston, New Haven, Ct., WorcestorJ1" al a di3la.nco "nitting six subscnp

jiioiij, itrc einiiicu to a copy gratis, anc

Fort-Wayne. Xor. 1L

1. S. WINES.

TAKEET UP HY George Harness of Carroll county Hurlinglon township, Ind. two mares, and a colt, one a sorrel with a small slar in the forehead two small white spots on the right side ofthe

jaw one a little back on the neck, tome sad

dle marks, leit hind foot white supposed to he 11 years old, fifteen hands Mgh, appraised to $22, her colt, a sorrel horse, with a snip, of an unhealthy appearance, appraised to $.15!), the other a brown, both hind feet white, a little biped on the left side, and a small black spot on the same hip, about one iuch lower than the other, supposed to be four year? old past; appraised to $10, by us, .loha Kelly and Robert Brown. 1 certify thu to be a true copy as returned, given under my hand. MALON SHEW, j r Dec. oth, 1533 AiU'EitEuxa ripHO.SC who are indebted to the underJL signed are once more earnestly solicitor)

Address Post Paid. T.K.GKEfcNBANIC&Co.

jo.9 J-rank tin Piece, Phil

INov. 1, 1S33.

and

jten per cent, for collections. Complete

sets tor 1S-2P,, 1020, 1S30, 1831 & 1832, ciii be supplied to order. Ccj "Ordcis, free cf postage, will be promptly attended to. The mail will

jbe found a safe conveyance for order

ing the work and enclosing remittances. Addres?) S. C. ATKINSON, No. 1 2, Hudson's Alley, Philadelphia. Oct. 3d, 1833. 1C

ia? permanently located himself in paid

town, and intends constantly keeping on hand, a general and carefully selected assortment of

a.

"5 T r

MEMALSLNq in the 1'cst Oftice at Logansport, Cass co- Ind., cm the 1st day of October which if not taken cut within three months, will be sent to the Gcneicrf S'ost Oliice as dead Letters.

S P Berry James F Brown James Barnes Jude Bourassa -Michael Bridgrnan or Ciideoa lleartard Nv in. Burnet Samuel Branson Thos J Cummings John Conner Thos Cornwall Ferdinand F Carroll Mr Craddock Asa WCIing-er WmcrLetiion Dixon

to call immediately on J. 11. Ivintuer and ad- Charles or J Daniels

T I'' f ri'iUS of administralion have been M- granted by the Hon. Probate Cowt of Carroll county Ind. to Amasa t"3lrai;rht uu the estate of Kicd. Turner, late of said c-ounty deed. AU who are indebted to said estate

just the same, as there are a number of mall accounts of long standing, it is hoped this call will be attended to. J. II. KIXTNFH, 6c Co. Logansport, Aug. 12, 1S33. :5w.-10.

A public notice was published in the

Logansport paper in J uly last, informing the Public that Andrew Wayrnire had! purchased "the undivided part of two sections of land granted to Polly Griffith daughter of Ne-bosh, at the Treaty with the chiefs and warrior ofihe W abash Potawr.ttimies, on the "27th day of October 13S2.,? " NOTICE IS now given to 'he Public that such

Hiram Dunlap

John iMIUlCOtt C W Ewing G A Fate Maria (Hidden .las H Hedges Win Howard Selby Harney

Joseph nail Jobn Hintcn Benj Burst Isaac Jarrct Peter Ma lias Israel JUcrrill FelU .U'Alistcr F.d M'Cartney Willis M'Bean John 11 M'Taggart Jas Petty A C Pepper Luther Kice S'eliree lia.'i'erty A F Rceder Richard Stryker Hiram Todd Joseph C. Taylor Samuel Thomas John Trimble Jobu Wilson Kobt WaJdington Henry U'hite Andrew V oung C. CARTER, PM

JUST HEGSIVED DIUIJCT FIS03I 'ffiW-YORK,

1 t .1 . j . r . i

i uv jjuirsi una ir.vsi jwprorea

FALL & WINTER F A s 21 1 o y; s run

Bv

J. G. Wilton.

Tender their sincere thanks to their

friends and cutsomcrg, for the liberal

encouragement thereofore received, and

they are conscious that their greatest

exertions have been, to do iuiice to

their work as well ns their customers. They have jut received the latest & most admired Fashions, and still wish to continue the Tailoring buines in this place. While using every exertion to accommodate their friends, they hope to merit a continuance of public patron

age; by strictly adhering to their pro

M n mmm a a m

which he oners for sale on liberal terms. N. B. Having in view the improvement of health. Dr. S. declines the practice of Medicine for the present, ai d

having had for a number of years an extensive practice in this State, he flatters himself, that he can attend to prescriptions with propriety and success. ro charges for Medical Advice and prescriptions. Logansport, August 22, 1833. 3m.

HK.J.T. IJSTO.A,

e?pectfu!ly informs the citizen-, of Ca?s County that he has permanently located

himself in the town of Logansport for the pur pose of attending to the practice of PHYSIC AND SURGERY In all their various branches. llavin- had

fession, they still feel confident that they

can promise work in their line comple-' paid in advance; two dollars aid fifty centi.

HEnOCRAT--Jb:xtra. TUB INDIANA DEMOCRAT, Published at Indianapolis Ind. The Proprietors of the Indiana Democrat take this method of informing the public, that they have made arrangements by the employment of competeut Reporters, lu ensure a faithful and interesting detail of the proceedings of tte Indiana Legislature, during the ensuing session. The paper will, as here tofore, be published twice a week, during the session, and will contain, in addition to the legislative reports, the earheit impoitaot news of the day foreign aud domeslic. Congressional intelligence, politics, miscellaneous matter, Acc.&c The political coime of the paper is so well known and established, that it is unnecessary to remark further on this subject, than to say, that it will he the ambition of the proprietors to make it deserrinj the liberal patronage it has alrcaby received from an enlightened public. The additional expense of a semi-weekly paper, in Hock materials and workmen, together with the employment of a Reporter for each branch of the Legislature, makes it necessary that wej should appeal to the generosity of the citizen? of our relate, to sustain us in the undertaking -hoping and believing, that we shall he enabled to Make a full return for their patron TERMS. Ti e price cf subscription, to regular sub

scribcrs, is two dollars lor hlty-two rambers,

ted equal to any in the West.

Logansport, Oct. 31, 1333. 20-Cm.

if paid within six months, or three dollars at

the end et the year. Tor the paper, during the session of the Legislature, (published twice a reek) sevis ty cite cents, in advance. inn rir h. r.i.i.ii1 l

1 V lriUC Ct an JXCCtlllO:? tOjIhe members of the Legislature aad DelemnirortoJ frri ilir rVw ( ?acs the tilze Convention, through the

Vnitl'nnrt in f-ivnf nf !u 'v , i 1 Pest Oftice, &c. Post M asters are respectcmt LOtirt, in taor of John 1 ipton, 1 will c- r.n . . .-

HOST. lo SciIP on IilP . 1 1 1 1 ilnr rif I tornm 1 J n

f " ..... . . vl j (.uiui. 1 111 i 1

between the hours of 10 v: 4 o'clock

nip; subscriptions, To all who will aiJ us in

to rcTicnted to make immediate payment is not the fact. Wavmirc came to mv

1 ill 4 O Clock o:i :.i ..... . .

several years experience and Practice in the day, on the premises, in the town of Lo-.ns-i'T U'6 e1XIPn9,oa OI.lDe, mocrat a-

aims ri .icim cott, to ,hi

inose wuo iwa claunn against saia cs.e wiiij)aU5e an(i ncrsuaUea me ttl.it it 1 did Marketstrcets, immediate'

ru.uuu ina.ifln,Wi3i.,lui m ai,J""'!p.ot sin a certain tleed that my land laving and aikers store,

"1L"- m v; cr I? i ; 1 f ? i I'm'r i'onld all be taken from me. consequent-! iir9bc fouud

Tin;cnno,t, Nov. II. UM. Wv I ed the paper Ih.ouHi fear and! 1 uu k-iq

eastern part of the. state, he flatters himself ' port, the riihts and

mat ne win render satniactioa to all those ' Lot XO. 2-l. with all the

l 1 1 - l . . I I ( ' . . . . I .

who in.iv Kivor nun v.nn a can.

is on the outh Last corner

...ii ii:. .- '.v . f l r ' ' r. i r?r, tr a owinj a reason all. His (Juice thereunto belonging, by first t ferino- tht- 1 j r of ilridge and rents and proGtsforVeven year,, :md sho!lW' y opposite .Messrs.' that not be sufficient to satisfy said execution! m.,k.f,n .-'a

of every description S;ic at this office.

not knowing the nature of it.

fan POLLY GlilFPITTL

Warren Co, Ind, Nov. ys. 1333,

whtorpliP innv at I ttin anrl tlipro will nfTar f .1 i . j

unless absent on profession-al K3tate. The Estate is to be old, subject!

to a Mortgage, where due attendanco will he

given.

able return, eiiher hw furniahinir tl

aPDertii2nT li .

1 -"I" - - ; vvui(,.u..iiiu.

will be preferred ia

.Subscnptions received at this office.

tf.

JOB PRMTIIVG. Wc are now nrcnarrd to r-rortitp

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BLANK BHSDS FOR AL.E AT TllISOFFICE.

JOB B. ELDRIDGE, Sh'iT. c. c., in the neatest maimer and on the shortBy G. WKIRICK, Dept. Sli'lT. left notice. Job Prinin of nr,rr

Xnv 9 ISIS " v.

ecnj)tion,