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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-30
Hair Work and Perfumery.

Hair Work and PerfuMery.
ELEMENT A. BREAST, having been appointed
u agent by Mr.. Thomas ouirk. Of New York, Una.
nuf.ct1rer Of ornamental hair work, expects to re-.
ceive in few days an assortment OF
HAIR WORK and PERFUMERY;
among which are oraids of long hair with Grecian,
rnrlet 'front.' and other curs for ladies' wigs and
sets for gentlemen: the perumery consists in part OF
Casada, russian. and antique oils; rose pomaum; es
sence Tyre with many other articles, to all OF winch
he invites the attention of the public.
p s. lie will also receive orders for any description
of hair work. and any quantity that may be wanted.
sept 28-St
Coffee.
o. Bags Rio and st. domingo Coffee, Of prime
OIL quality, just received and for sale by
LEWIS MCKENZIE, Union wharf.
sept27-3t
Goshen Cheese.
@ Boxes just received per schooner Virginia, and
sept27 EINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN.
Sony.
1 LOT of Shenandoah Soap, superior article for
u dome tic use
9hmo27 ROBERT H. MILLER.
For freight.
.ZN The first rate eoppered Brig MARY He
.SkLEN, Ryder, master. carries 1850 barrels, and
viii DC ready for cargo in few days Applyto
sept 81 w. FOwLE q Go.
lava Coffee.
IN Bags prime Java Coffee, landing from Brig Ma.
~ ry Helen, from Boston, and for sale by
sept Is S. AEsSERsAlIu.
Cheese.
IN Boxes prime Goshen Cheese, now landing from
~ schooner Virginia, from New York, and for sale
by sept "a WILLIAM N. ucVEIGH.
Water proof Cement.
on Casks Rosendale Cement, the kind used aDl
~ highly approved Of on the Alexandria Canal. ex-
pected by ,he packet schooner Virginia, for sale by
R0Br. II. MILLER.
A. part of this lot is already engaged those who
in want will please apply at once 9Th ~
For Rent,
6ssssl The two story Frame DWELLING e
R.ls2 STORES at the of King and Pitt streets,
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Cash IN Market.

CASN IA SMHfK6S'
vurE vii, nav Cash for any number Of LIKELY
w NEGROES (of both sexes from IL to % years
of age. Field Hands. Also, Mechanics OF eVerV de-
scrip,ion. Apply to
r. C.. Ballard Co. Richmond, Va.
n, Saunders Co. Warrenton, Va
George Kepheart & Co. Frederiektown' Nd
JsmesF. Purveis e Co. Baltimore.
John Ware, Port Tobacco, Nd:
William Hooper, Annapolis, Maryland
A. Grimm, Fredericksburg: Virginia.
VI Persons 20 having likely servantsto dispose Of viii do
vel. to give cal. As we. :. =. %ms; win xh pay \,
higher price. in Cash than any o'n s,L p' "
"0 x,, Ts promptly attended to:
A"so'H'" FRANKLIN e ARhFIELD.
N n. We will give the highest prices 70, . .. te~
Families
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Grand Pianos.

,p .,.h.c,b.r has this day received further sup.
-. af those splendid Grand Pianos, made upon
the Gsim.n prneiple with harp guitar soft and loud
stop with fine tone. The case in front is made OF va
riers,ed lake wood. border Of black ebony and rose
wood. l
RICHARD DAVIS, Royal street.
NIB. Upright German Piano. can be supplied.
~ Secondhand Pisnostaken in part pay for new
one. sept 2S-eo3t X. u.
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ALEXANDRIA CANAL OFFICE,
ssth September, 1883.
NroricE hereby given to the Stockholders in the
~ Alexandra Canal that nssalment Of FIVE dollars
share is required to be paid on or before the Soh
IS o.,ohe,, and further nytanent Of FIVE dollars
Gay h.re on or before the S0th day of November next
BY order Of the Board: On
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-03-13
lSale of School Lands.

|AY the first day of the April Term of the Cook
" Circuit Court, 1888, between the hours of nine
In dmornning and six O'Clock in the evening of said
day he subscriber will offer for sale at Public Ven
due n the Town of Chicago, Cook county, Illinois,
Th1jolloring described sections of LAND, riz
Sftion No. sixteen, in Township No. thirty five
Nfth Range eleven East of the third principal me-
Tiani and Section No. sixteen, in Township No.
hrty-six North, Range nine East Of third prin
,ipal meridian.
The above described sections of land are situated
in healthy and fourishing ncighborhoods, on the wa
tiers Of Hickory creek and the Dupage river in said
county, having fertile soil with fair proportions of
timber and prairie, and well watered.
The sale will continue from day to day during the
session Of the said court until the whole of the said
lands shall be offered, in lots of eighty acres.
RICHARD |. HAMILTON, Com'r
ofSchool Lands for Cook county, Illinois.
Dec. %, 1882. 44-8t
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SCHOOL
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public,
IL thht he intends opening School on the first OF
June, al ALLENTON, Peoria county, where he will
teach tlt different branches of Science usually taught
in schools and academies. Particular attention will
be gve to the mental and moral Improvement of stu
dents uch course of instruction will be pursued,
calculated to bring the latent powers of the mind
into exercise, and facilitate the acquisition of know
edge. Tuition from SO to 81 per quarter.
SAMUEL ALLEN, A. b.
N 81 The town of Attention is of recent location,
at the cad Lake PEORIA the east side of La Sale
Prairie, This site is healthy and beautiful beyond
description. There will be public sale of Lots in
his town on the last Saturday in May. s. A.
January o. 1885, Ally
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From the Boston Patriot.

-. tn.
Aneie - sIi '.'o.e ','an piel'y N lir
erPiancA uls''p,s'.'on upon .sar' as we nave
l. III III, sPeecl. - - a nlos' ingenious analy
SIS ne u,scii,i''a'es .e'"ec,, n, inc rear per
sonar ',la 'ps .ear pol'uca'; Inc lear OF 40
ing rlsn' ana 'ie iear os ooins wrong, pc
tween ..ic 1eir c,rcuihsean.ial5 ana me leal
ulreG. very pouy mus. pc sa1lsiled una,
.ne ot.ip .,,' - ''s .ol'1i.'eo 81 ways ano
'ieal's = A"'9u. w'''iout iear' Il not WIN
gu, reiloach. iie mas no rear OF violating the
puo'irlal'n p'eugeu 70 'ne great department OF
l,iilu''ceulilis nuus'ry' ahu 70 'ne asricutur-
a. leci'''i'c,'i olalcnss connected win IL
py suI'e,'y lesohine .iia' P'euse. ne is moi
lsI'',lt' ~ 'ie :PPiellehs'on o. anniliiiating
one niiurea h'lli1ns Oh caP''al ior Inc sake OF
EspoiS''NS SIX ini''iops 81 revenue. lie IS 50
~ 10y ~ see People, '.ia' " save mem from
r;stba ,;tal fr .A'esl nc wouiu hul-
az 5000 pg -, 20 leas .eiior arises from
,,S,L,a. ~ s IL, .oasary' ana 'h'5
80 r so,nJ;n - 49, ~ 5us' uecsS1'p',
80, - ',ia'e y ~ o.ueI p.
-. IN. o'.'ro'if % a :,
~ ""a' -, Jus'' XXI he' anu ile' NO.
H. ' sar,,a, ~ 10y, " NJ e~ 1a''i =.
s'.s' Ssp,'ulisf y ~" Lus ,"nu -
resort , 70 Ianu,aEtures, ana projected mem :,
.o '.,I ehou9 70 M y2'r treasury ana pay 'he
pos b buJueas oo apo" sn1' INV, T', .a my
t:J -, wn1tlAe lnth-.lap VIII llolo 'ne u',,
~ .i,e ethppeiis7 VINO are coming snall
decide howp dispose OF them III future. rear
not" Ihdis TO say. have no concern for the
distress, rutland execratlons OF New England,
rendered potent by the dough faces that
Twill be set gainst her suffering sons. Think
nothing OF er smiling villages grown up I'M
der your PtectIon, though ''desoatlon will
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STRAY MARES.

VVAKEN UP by Henry Sodorus, ivinaln the at
u tached part of vermilion county, ihnols, two
estray MARES. of the following descripth, to wit
one bay mare with small snip on he nose, her
near eve ont. right hind foot white, braned with u
mark thus N. supposed to be fourteen hads and a
half high nine wears old; appraised to twhty-seven
dollars and 6fty cents. The other bay hare with
some saddle spots on her back and wethershnd small
white spots under her belly, supposed tope fifteen
hands and one inch high seven years old appraised
to 'forty-fve dollars, by G. G. Rice all Larkin
Deer, before Mijamin Byres, Esq. on the III day Of
A, WILLIAM Clerk
Danvillc, IN. Jan. ID, 1888. [47-3t.
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GkA REWARD. Broke Jail on the ns.t OF
DOO the 9th inst, in Vienna, johnson cunty

GkA REWARD. Broke Jail on the n., Of
DOO the 9th inst, in Vienna, johnson cunty,
illinois, three MEN, who were in jail for the cine of
counterieting viz: Jonathan Clark, John Dewitt, and
Ashley J. Clark.
JONATHAN CLARK is man about fet 8 or
10 inches high, 48 so years of age Of rattle dark
complexion, bald headed, long face, blue G grey
eyes, tolerable large teeth, and has mole on BIS jaw.
ASHLEY J. CLARK is young man abou % or
% years of age great favor Of his father abve des-
crbed, of rather slow speech, and high cheek bones
feet 10 or i inches high, and Of dark complexion.
JOHN DEWITT is small man, S feet ORG inch
es high, % 30 years Of age, very dark complexion
under lip. The above reward will be given for the
above described men, If delivered here, or Sl5 if
cured in anyj Jail so that get them again.
SAMUEL CAPLAED,
40 Sheriff and Jailor,J. c.
Vienna, johnson county, ILL., Feb. 9, 1888.
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STRAYED from the subscribers on the main En- =
~ barrass river, some time in the month Of Septcm
Der last, YOKE Of STEERS; the car marks not
recollected. One Of them is old steer, bundle,
with some white about him, the point Of his horns
sawed of, had on when he strayed away, verr large
bell, with leather collar, The other is a young
steer but little inferior in size any, to the other
They were purchased Of Mr. Edwards, living in
Wayne county, near Fairfield, in September, lB3l.-
Any person that will give information at Ya4dalia,
will meet gratitude, besides, shall receive be-
raj reward. Vandalia, Feb. 20, 1888.
40 JOHNSON e. FLdCK.
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POETRY.
SHOWING.
BY MISS GOULD.

BY MISS GOULD.
Ia SHOWS. it SHOWS from out the sky,
The feathered flakes how fast they fly,
Like little birds that don't know why,
They're on the chase from place to place,
While neither can another trace
ltsnows! it SHOWS! a merry play
Is DER US ON this heavy day.
Like dancers in an airy hall
That HASN'T room to hold them ali,
While some keep up, and Others fall,
The atoms shift, then, thick and swift,
They drive along to form the drift,
That, weaving up, SO dazzling white,
Is like rising wall of light.
But now the wind comes whistling loud,
To snatch and watt it as a cloud,
Or giant phantom in shroud; I.
II spreads-it curls-it glides and whirlsi
AZ length a mighty wing unfurls;
AND then, away! but where, none knows,
Or ever will.-It snows it SHOWS.
Tomorrow will the storm bedone,
Then, out will come the golden sun;
And we shall see upon the run,
Before his beams, in sparkling streams.
What, now, curtain DER him seems.
And thus with life, it ever goes.
IT'S shade aud shine.-It SHOWS! it SHOWS!
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TAKEN UP

RY John FULLY, living in the Pleasant Gpye
- precinct, Coles county, Illinois, 90 head ofhIgs,
Is Of them marked, sows and barrows, gene1ily
marked with crop and slit in the right and sill il,
the left car, one marked swallow fork in the right
and under bit and slit in the left one barrow NAKED
crop and underbit in the right and undcrbit in the
left, unmarked pigs, generally white and rcd s,ot-
ted, black sow, generally IL and IA months DID,
some grown hogs and a laige barrows. the whoh Of
Sam and JoSn hr y
on the 9Th day Of January, ia33.-I47.
A copy attest: N. ELLINGTON, Cleik.
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STRAY NOTICE.

TNAKEN UP by George D. Baaham, in Hail
u ton county, on the 24th day Of January, l}3,
a soRREL STUD COLT, years old next spr|g
a star and Snip in his forehead, and left hind ot
white; appraised to SIT by John Cook and Edmhd
Norris, this gath day Of January, 1888. before ke
John NJ. Clark.-Copy attest.
500 C. LOCKWOOD, Gil
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NOTICE.

nm the LIST. day of January instant, thee was
~ committed to my custody, as Sheriff Of Union
county Illinois, negro man who calls himself WILL
LIAM, but says he is free, and that he was kidnapped
or stolen, by several persons whom he did moi know
and off down the river to few miles above New
Orleans, when he was sold to one William @ Burns,
from whom he made his escape, and returned up the
river again; he likewise says there was thred Of them
stolen at the same time his mother, brother Ind him
self, from whom he, short time since, got SEPARATED
by accident; he is about twentyseven eight years
OF age, five feet five or six inches high hal small
scar on his right cheek bone just under theeye, and
likewise one barely perceivable in the GENRE of his
forehead, said negro is quite black, OF pleasant
eountenance, and has a small impedmtnt in his
speech. The owner is hereby requested tqcome and
make proof of his property, pay charges &C., other
wise said negro, will be dealt with according to law.
CHAMPION ANDERSON, Sheriff
Of Union county Illinois
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WAS committed to my custody on the 9th fst.
w runaway, bright mulatto man, Ehs
cailshimself HENRY, about five feet Svc orsix ich-
es height rather stout made, and says he beings
to Mr.. Thomas Hardin, who lives in the stat OF
Tennessee, about s miles from Nashville The Own
er is requested to come forward prove propertyhnd
pay charges, the said man will be hired out accord
ing to law.
Equality, III. Feb. 2lst, 1888.
sos JOHN LANE, srFy
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0NHAT the undersigned has taken out letters os
~ Administration of the goods and chattelsrisht.
and credits of Hezekiah Eastburn, deceased and
qualified such Administrator. All persons having
claims against the estate of the said deceased, are
hereby notified and required to exhibit the spme to
me- or to the court Of Probate for the county II Yer
million, for settlement within nine months from the
date hereof. Dated at Danville, this 18th Nay Of
january, A. D. 1888.
r47-4t PETER M. COY. .4dnNss,hr
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Administrators Notice.

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given, that ill
4 apply to the Circuit Court Of Randolph, a{he
next term thereof for order to sell SO much ofhe
real estate, of which the late DanielP. Cook he'd
seized, as will be sufficient to pay his debts. All er-
sons having an interest therein, are requested tdat
tend and show cause, if any there be, why the aid
estate should not be sold for the purpose aforesaid
sos WILLIAM SHANNON, ApM'I.
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II EEPS on handnn extensive assortmcnlof aEi
IN ces in his line, consisting of + H.
Elegant 81 days Time Pieces, (6iicrat pitt
terms, bronze, gilt, alabaster, 4 mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches "a
Extra jewelled LEpinc, repeating, alann,.
and plain do
Jewelry and Silver Work Of every ifsqip-.
ton.
Military Trimmings, Musical Instrunrnt'.
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pisoh
Gentemen's dressing Boxes; Ladies' ,orlipss
do. Perfumes, &c.--and great vaGsf Of
different fancy articles, too tedious to pen,
|tion.
st. louis, March ID, 1892 lily
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David Evans & j. J. Anderson,
AT LAW.

"LL practice in co-partnership in Tire Courts
W of Law and Equity. holden in the counties
of Morgan, Sangamon, Greene, farewell, Schuyler,
Adams, Pike, and Fulton, as well as the Supreme
Court. Their office is in Jacksonville.
REFERENcEs.-Hon. Daniel Mayes, Professor Of
Law in the Pennsylvania University; Judge w. P.
Roper, Flemiugsburgh, KY; Hon. A. Beatty, Wash
ngton, Ky.
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Notice is hereby given

1ENHAT will attend in Mt. Vernon, beforeIh
IL court of Probate, on the first Monday in ia,
next, for the purpose Of making final settlement 0
the estate Of Joseph Wilbanks deceased. All Er
Moore's Prairie, Jefferson county, Feb. Is, 1881
50-4 IA. DAVIS WILBANKS, ADM'l
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INTEMPERANCE.


sixty six individuals have been committed te
this gaol for debt; and fifty two for criminal of
fences. About half the debtors we're released
within week from the time of their commits
tai, and thirteen of the criminals were brought
from New Bedford gaol, to be tried in this
town. There are now in gaol, one debtor and
five criminals, including Seth Braley Twen-
ty eight years ago last October, this individ-
ua], a sea captain Of New Bedford, was brought
to this town for numbering his wife, and after
wards attempted to kill himself by cutting his
throat He was supposed by some to have
been insane, and by others to have affected in.
sanity in order TO avoid the penalty which the
wintiicts upon the murderer. He was brought
to the bar to answer for the offence. but he re-
fused to plead, and the evidence of mental de-
rangement was sufficient to induce the Judges.
after an examination of the case, to remand
hIm to prison, as it would be manifestly unsafe
to- hi"' q go at nrue Year after wear has
since rolled away, and the story OF the muruer
has faded from the recollection of the commu,
nifty, until it is circumstance of rare occur-
renee for any one to enquire after the insane
man.
Twenty eight years have passed away, and
old Braiey is still in his gloomy cell. A GEN
GRAFTON have passed from the earth since he
was first immured- within the desolate walls Of
his prison house, and vet he is not nerm;tted
10 90 at large. During the whole of this term
he has never been sick. w,1h the excent;on I'll
slight cold, which lasted him but two or three
DAYS. During this slight indisposit;on, he wa
asked if he would have y nhvs;c;ons.N },
said he. "don't bring YOUR doctors here M
ture must work i,s own cn,e . RI bos nava,
been shaved durino his lono conf;nement. vot
his keeper Informed us that he was verv cIaan.
w. At one time he was afflicted VIII ~, tno,h
ache. physician came 10 evtr,ct the ,oo,h
hut he would not hermit lin ~ on,an ~ III
for that nurnose He tool tho ;ns..,,n, 49,
from him. and having fastened 4 unonh;s too,h |
be extracies !, h,msslr IL s,a,as hsa 'uo.
true God, and with a rnaniac,s consistency h.
never asks for any thing ss(or The tr,,e IA 81
to use his own words Mnsyer wants an,, a.. ;,
When anv one. as f do,btino his cl,;m ' 81
him whv. if he Is the true God he docs ' not
onan ,hs dnors &c no .;s" u me uces no'
ssWho are WI, ), he renlis. in ,aaa o.
sncb ouest;on9,, II of,en 600 ~ "sA
Of some Of the c;rcnmstances NIL 49,,
;mred;a,elv hefare ,;s ;,,n.;so. $50 ooeu -. %
aensrallv - ,he fo,la.,;nf ssi.e"'
dr.,vn 10 ,;,,r,r,,n - atte ~ was
no. tar,a &c ~ go. :, ,Ta. a 81 '',e oep'emaI
b,,t sa,v ro.h;nr c. - ~ e"u'e up;
wa;,od o,d ,,a;.ea ~. .ohaa., ""Nou' ahu
and 7 ,s,nT,sa hsna ''' W. snp,oyea me-
thew stared n. me and asLad W.. I,. 'nere
SO soon. heard wb;snorir@s .nd "aa ool,e
asked me siranoe Questions Euar NY Mpe
around me looked STRANGELY II ~. .ps
= =" 'hc hloIuNne
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State Of Illinois, Edgar Cucmt Court CLERKS
Office.
WILLIAM ORcHARD,)
against An Attachment for $4,000
HUGH HENDERSON.
MI E attachment in this having been served
u and returned by NE Sheriff into the Clerks
Office, !, Jsnathan Mayo, clerk of the Circuit Court
of said comfy Of Edgar do hereby give notice to the
said Hugh Henderson, defendant in the above suit,
that bis estate been attached by the said William
Orchard for the sum Of $50, and that SAID suit snow
pendingin the Circuit Court for said county of Ed
gar, to y held at the Courthouse IN Paris, in said
county on the Thursday after the fourth Monday
April nSt; and unless said defendant shall then and
there appear, give special bail and plead, judgment
will be entered against him, and the estate will be
sold to Eatisfy said judgment.
Givet under my hand and private seal, Ono judi
cal seal being as yet provided the lst day of Janu
AIRY, A. p 1883.
Attest JoNA. MAYO, Clerk
G. B.SHELL,Ep Atty. for Pltf. 42
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tinuing their reason be graceful: ard testify
their gratitude by never resorting to any Of
those stimulants which tend to drive her from
Iher throne -Tauntoa Gazette.
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NOTICE.

a LLpersons having claims against the Estate D
county, State of Illinois, requested to forwardtb
same to the Judge of Probate for the proper county
or the undersigned for settlement, within nine month
from the presentd date. Those indebted are reoucset
to make immediate payment
CATHERINE COBUN, Adm'rx. 4
ANDREW KELLY, Admir-.
February llth, 1883. 5O-4R
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- L q
HAVING purchased the lntcre4 Of G ILL.,
II Nc kenney, in the above establishment, re-
specially announces tothe PUBLIC that it viii be
continued byhim, in III its various branches. III,
has at present on hood, a large Assortment Of
Gentemen- fill quilted, halfand quarter shaft
ed Saddles; inlaid and best plain do; Sc.
cond and third rate do.
Ladies' Saddles, consisting ofquiltcd, auiltc,t
fore pieces, buckskin plush and plush ives.
Brides and Nhriingalcs, Of every description.
llB9elIlto,wstop, cling, fancy and hair Trunls
saddlebags, Valices, Carpe. Bags and Pon-
manteaus.
Coach, Gig, and Dearborn Harness, of cye--
ry description.
Dray, Wagon, and Cart Harness. Eb4E
Blind Brides, Collars, Hamcs, and every 9th @
er article to be found in similar manuhctos
ries.
Erorders for Military and Patchwork, vii be
attended to at the shortest notice. si.ss ~
!, UJ-Country Saddlers are respectfully infrmed
rails
Feb. 10, 1882. -
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Administrators Notice.

ADMINISTRATORS NOtlce.
A Ii persons having claims against tle estate OF
q JOSEPH F. MOREHANE, deceaed, late Of
White county, and state Of Illinois, lereby mott
fed and requested to exhibit the same to H to the
court Of Probate for said county of Whit, for settle
ment, within nine months from this dae; and all
persons indebted to said estate, requesed to make
immediate payment.
BENZ. R. SMITH aa,.
JNO. CRAW,
Carmi illinois, Jan. Z. 1888. l45-4t.l