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GridIey's letter Ointment.

HIS article continues to attractthe deepest
attention among all investigating minds
who take ar interest in the advancement of medi.
cal science. 1t is now universally admitted by
the hundreds who have witnessed It's heaiing pou.
ers, tina, this admirable ointment will invariably
cure all kinds of 7etter, Ring-worm, Scaa.Aeoa
and cuianeaus disease, generally.
For sale by G, l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa Jan. 10, 1874.
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TAR. SMITHS improved sugar coat
IL ed Indian vegetable Pills, from
The N. Y. College Of Health, for inter-
milten,, remitleni, bilious, and inflam'
ma,ory fevers, dyspepsia. cos'iveness'
dysen,ery, worms, scroIula, scuryy' or
any impurities of the blood, ahd female
complaints generally. For sale by
Oc, "a GIL. THOMPSON.
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lard, general assortment Of Saddles, BTiG.cS
H~ncSs, C0iLus, Whps, Trunks, IaHses, and
ali other articles in his line, which he will war.
ran, and sell at Chicago prices.
ALSO, all kinds Of repairing done Ia order, al
the shortest notice and on the most liberal terms
n, B-Bugpy and Carriage Thinning done in
a superior sly and at reduced prices.
Shop on the southeast corner OF Columbus and
Canal streets. Come and see
Ottawa, July 4, 1918. J. G. STONE.
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THAT'S & CAPS.-Velvet and cloth
LII. caps, plain and trimmed with fur;
mnskrat and seal caps, beaver, russia &
wool hats, which will be sold cheap for
cash or produce, a, Peru, by
Oct. 10, 1915. DAY a. BROTHER.
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GREEN'S MILLS.

TNHE subscriber would most respect
- fully inform his old friends and GUS
toners, that he has taken his mills again
and hopes, from the repairs which he has
made together with strict and accommada-
ting mllers, TO receive liberal share of
public patronage.
The business will be conducted under
the superintendent of his son, d. Green,
who, from long experience in the above
business, hopes,o render genera, salts.
faction. JOHN GREEN.
Dayton, Augusta, 1874.
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Tailoring Establishment.
,H9N9NS. EICHELBERGEP

BUCHANAN s. EICHELBERGER
NNOULD return thanks to the public for the
w liberal patronage extended to them, and
now beg leave to state that they have received,
dircc, from the city of New York, the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
and are still prepared to furnish garments in the
most approved eastern style, at their old stand
on the public square, west side ofthe court house.
Ottawa, Sept. 10, 1S45.
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EsIgnr NurScry.

THE subscribers, living near Paris,
= Edgar county, Illinois. would res
pectfuly inform the public tSa,they have
choice variety Of fruit, and ornamental
trees, and large variety of choice grape
vines and shrubbery at their nursery
which will be sold low for cash, and de-
livcred at any par, of the state when the
order is large enough 10 warrant il.
The nursery has been in operation
abou, 25 years, and we nateI ourselves
tina, our varieties are equal 10 any in the
western country.
JOSEPH CURTIS & SONS.
Paris, Edgar Co. Ills, Nov. 20, 1914.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE .NHIIH

bC OH bE c.RI III
.DESPECTFULLY returns thanks to the c.
IA tizens OF Ottawa and vicinity for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes
to merit a continuance ofthc same. His IaiLr-
ing Establishment is on the south side Of the
public square. over j. and G. Armour's store.
He is prepared to do work on the r.ost reasona-
bic terms. and warrants all garments made by
him to fit. Cutting will be done on short notice
and warranted to fit il properly made up. The
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
From New York city, have just been received,
thus enabling him to furnish garments in the
latest and most approved style.
~ B.--Lumber, ana most kinds Of country
produce triH be taken in payment for work
Ottawa, Sept. 10, 1915.
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New Tailoring Establishments
CONLEY & BAILEY

EDEsPEcTFULLY inform the citizens
az Of Ottawa, and surrounding coun-
Try, that they have established the above
business in this place.
Mr.. Baily, late from New York, and
long employed in the most fashionable
shops in the city of New York and Al
bany as a cutter, and has all the most ap-
proved aad fashionable styles Of the
eastern and European fashions, warrants
all garments made at their establishment
TO fit. They also receive the monthly
fashions from New York.
Cutting will be done on the shortes,
notice, and warranted 10 fit Improperly
made up.
Their establishment is on the east
side of the public square, next door to the
City Hotel.
Ottawa, Sept. IL, lS45. l2n.
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Hardware: Hardware at Peru.
A GENERAL assortment. which will

hardware. Hardware at Peru.
A GENERAL assortment, which will
- be sold very low, in par. as follows,
viz: butts and screws, augurs and augur
bits, files, lacks, brads, la,ches, carpen.
ter locks, bolts, trace and halter chains,
knives and forks, pen knives, ,rowls,
lard lamps, candle sticks ,looking.glasses,
axes, hammers, spoons, chopping knives,
stcelyards. balances, poke! rules, sand
paper, wood saws, &c., &c.
TO CARrENTERs.--A few sets double
ron bench planes, ploughs, spears, pan.
mel and rip saws. double plane irons,
drawing knives, chisels and gouges, hand
axes, mahogany knobs, race and bits,
saw sets, iron squares, Rowland's mill
saws,b DAY & BROTHER.
Oct. 10 lsl5.
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BLACKsMITHING ..
OTTAWA RECESS
AND ENTERTAINMENT,

JAMES O'CoNNER would respectfully in
= form the citizens Of Ottawa and the surroun-
ding country, that he has fitted up his New
House, on La Sale street, Immediately opposite
the court house, for the accommodation Of all
those who may give him call. lie will always
keep his bar well supplied with the best of liquors
and wine, and his table with such refreshments
as cannot fail TO suit the pala,es of the most fns
tidious Also, IN excellent Stable, well supplied
with hay and gram, where horses will be well at
tcndedto. Tho subscribe would return than
to the publicfor past favors, and solicit con.
tinuanco ofthe same.
Ottawa, Aug. Is, lS45. s-y
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New Goods ! New Goods!
1nBALES 3-4 A and 81 brown
~ sheeing and shriing;

II y eHcCTTHt HHU N"'FF'T-'
9 cases do bleached shir,ings
$50 pieces rich style prints, ginghams,
alpacas, merinos silk ilorences ribbons;
woollen comforts; gloves mitls hose; ;
suspenders; silk handkerchiefs; linen
do. !; cambria muslin jaconett and swiss
mulls bishops lawn; bobine's; edg-
ings velvet prints !; cotton hd'kfs.; bonn
bazines Italian crava,s; kid gloves I;
inserlings; wool shirts and drawers /;
ves,ings linen cambria new style Of
shawls, &C., &c., which will be sold at a
small advance for cash or produce at Peru,
by DAY g. BROTHER.
Oct. 10, 1916.
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TO TIVE PgBEEC.
AT THE ZONE PRICE CASH HARDWARE STORE"
-(SEE ADVERTISEMENT BELOW

HE stock now e full and general other in the CITY, the subscribe having re-
afford goods sehep other dealer the that his goods are make
he
allowed
o q he
g
has and will who will "
him ,anya1t they ms wautn hsi HATCH,
Oct S.l Lake Street,.
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saddle, Trunk, d Harness
MAN u FAC TORY.

eHyHE subscriber would
Il take this method OF
returning thanks for
the liberal pa,renag hereto
fore extended TO him, and
inform his friends and the
public generally that he
continues manufacturing
and is constantly keeping on
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W Sugar
m hhds. pdms N o susss, ju-, receiy.a BY
~ Nv.L WALKER & HTDKhlKe
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For sale by
GIL. Thomson, Oftdra.
G.. II. WOODRUFF, Joliet.
Doct. S. G. SMITH. Peru.
Moan WIswALL, Princeton.
]. STEVENS e. Son, hdidntOwn.
THOMAS GALLAuER. Henry.
A. PELrIER, Dresden.
AMBROSE O'CoNNER, MarSeiHts.
Aug. 8, lS45. S-y
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Together with supply of the most p'Pu'''
Patent Mcdlcijes.
Great care has been taken in the selection W
the above stock Physicians and the ruhlic may
safely rely on getting fresh and pure article,
Also, on hand a lot OF second hand books
which will be sold very low, consisting OF Novels
Classical and miscellaneous works. .,
For sale and constantly kept on hand Biale'
and restaments, from the New York Bible 80
rety, at cost prices. Bibles sratultous TO thos'
who are unable to purchase.
Always ready to relieve the iatigued and thirs
ty with a glass OF cool Soda.
Produce. Flax-secd. Bcc's-wnH and Ginseng
will bc received in exchange for Drugs.
Ottawa, Nav so, 1915.
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Fresh Drugs \ MEDICINES.

lust received and tor sale W
-%Y 81 G. l.. THOMPSON, one
EyzN door east Of; h W sion hus',
NJ afulland wellselectsda'sof'h''"'
of
@ Drugs, Medicines, PANTS
81 oils, Dye-stn0s, Glass
UinfS and LinnOrS.
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80! 90! My Lame Back y

Read siO~iy, pause frequently, think Sc.
riousiy, and then ACT decidedly.
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BE WAKE OF COtN Giio!
No one has the genuine "Hebrew Plaster and
persian Pills" for sale except those who nre
supplied by d Har,cr and Co, of Charlottesville,
Ia; who are our only authorized agents for the
same in the west; and as il is known that GER
,nin BENJAMIN PuELps, of st Louis, Mo, is dis
,rbu,,ng articles purpouing to be the above me-
J;cines, and which are evidently spurious, There
fore, the public are cautioned not to purchase cx'
cen, from those who are supplied by ID Hartor
and Co--BIwARE or CouSTrRrEITs!
II HALSTED,
l. TAYLOR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19
From the Bristol PhUnix.
MARRIAGE AND MONEY.

"Come-c,me," cried Mr.. Luvecash,
a wealthy miserly msn; blu, The esther
DOING father OF Alonzo Lewis Lovecash.
I see by tie pol..h OF your boot., and the
particular fix rf your dekey, that You
,lIiak OF ruling over TO Mr.. Ph'lbrick's
lo.n,shl--couriing. ! suppose. u mus
speak out Z'unGs. m.n! what upon
earth cen make you persIs. IN running al.
ter that poruonless gnl Alzins -! l have
told YEN a ,hnusand times that her is'her
is as poor as a church muuss-not wolth
! thousand in The wol,i--all, all. becaase
Il her pu.t,y figure aud face. There is
Lydia Screw and JULIA Tvs, aud Dea-
con Dolhs,n's Nancy, all g"od guis--'a-
Tiers pleoty nt money. and what niue
can yon want! The horses l sn1ll Wan,
ltarly, so you cannot have them 10 ride
l6,e miles t, night to Phlbrck's. M
nor never shall again II c'nprevtn nj II. !"
.Fa.her. repl Ell AI"nzo Lewis. | lave
nucs .ld you canduily TIA, loved Mis-
A qua Pnilbriek. Not tor her pretty lace
alone s- you in.,nustet'. but Tor inose hIgi'
aud amlabie qualities which only csn ZEN.
der me- happy IN domrs'ic lite. She Is
modest. sensible and industrious, aud e.
gu yourself must scknos ledge that she
has q highly cultivated m'nd, and an a
m,able oi. pos ton: and ,h,s marrying i"r
mnney il a p"or business. aud ,h"se hu
praclcs 1t seldom find enjoy me-" "i,h IT.
t"Pshaw! what OF all thst m"rol'z'ng! lie
girl is poor aud init as an "if ss's' vii he'
f; tine qualiues. Ly dia Screw. aud. julia
Tsis,, IL i, true. a, pre.e", hss e some gus
s,p,ng habits. but ,he.eis Deacon Da,ham
Nancy a sseailer gml never 'rod shoe leat'.
er; slways al home. always ~ soik. al
ways u, Church on Sundays; not tn h
gazed At for her beauty. ior she iassr,abl,
swe-rs veil aver her lace. and wo"l'
! aeat veil over my vnage. too. cred A
Ionzo. III I,hoegh, il as shocking as d
j hers. A low io,ehesd. pug nose. like
wosdchuck, pigs eyes. 10 manners, AM
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19
MANURE MAKING.

, There il one means of making manure
on every farm which ist0o commonly over
looked. or not availed of; we mean from
the wash aud waste liquors Of the house.
Cart load Of liam near the out let #
your sink, and carry the spout on 10 il;
shovel over the heap occasionally, and in
six or eight weeks the mass will be enrich
ed, and fresh LOT may be brought to I'M
dergo the same process. Thus. in the
course OF the year several loads Of ma
nurs NAV he made at trifiing cost. and
&c quality hardly inferior to that from
The barn-yard. This hint is worth some
thing. ". T.. Farmer.
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Say No.--Molutudes OF young men
are ,uued BY not having decision enough
10 sa, no. They meet with with cotn.
pan,ons who invite them 10 sep lnio a"
oyster SALON. a DO" ling alley /" BAT
,oun; they are perfectly aware tina, they
would nut Ike to have .her parents ste
them so ,n,u these places; 'h.y are aware
tina, those ah, en,'ce them are ,e' belo"
themselves 10 mor,l chsrac er--bu, The.
have no, fifmness To cay no. When the.
allow themselves u be led aslrsy once
they will asan-aad Then snry must re-
10, n the compliment. This j. the begun
ming of that course which leads To d"ns'
,n.. ID tavern sop, er,. 70 the theatre.
the house 81 Tier which Us The was 10 h.'
aud then The ,u,n. the utter Iu'n vi i''
uuns Msn IS slno.l ine.,'abi..
Rev. j. Todd.
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Prom the American AgieuIiuis,.
GUANO.
IafIhanklible Supply of Cuaps.

sAfF1g ~ uMaA&
Many 81 unr farmers have been deter.
red from making use of gusno, from an
apprehension lhal The supply might fail,
snd that 50 powerful q stimulus wauld in.
jure The soil. unless The same Substance
cnuli be annually app led. Erroneous as
this naiion .. il will perhaps be more or
less entertained until repeated experiments
shall have shown in This country, as in
others, that Us tendency il permanently
inviguraling.
The fear that there will mol be an ample
supply On The cnasLof Peru alone. far The
wants Of Europe and tie United States.
will cease with lhase who can give credit
in an official report made 10 the Peruvian
Government in 1912. and published Al
Lima. under The auihori Of The Trrasu-
" department lSiinisfsrio de Hacienda. J
This report gives the result Of survey
made By order Of The Peruvian govern.
meni, of The three i-lrts II. ar Pisco. in
latitude about IL deg. South. called the
Chinchas. where isfnund one OF the many
deposiles of gnano. which abound on the
Coast nl Peru and Boil, in. 10 an extent of
500 miles. The surveyor. after some re-
marks upon the origin and nature &c qua
M. states ihat. from adneasnremeni he
found the superficial rxIen, nf the deposits
on these three islets 30 be 1854 400 square
varas-,the yara is computed a 33l inch
es Entlish;) and the depth to vary &C
rnrdlng 20 the irregular surface of The rnck
upon which il is based; hut making libe.
then raised abave the bed Of the general
mss. he calculates an average depth &C
go vaFas, which give the sum total Of 90,
26I. $50 cubic vsras. The report adds.
The cubic vars of guann as found an
these deposits weighs more than half q
ton; hut taking no &C .onnt Of The excess,
we have here 40 632. 1870 tons--which if
extracted al the rate 81 5o.00D tons per
annum. would last more than 900 years;
and valued Al $50 per ton, amounts 10
80 33l, 699. 900, sum such as no mind
has as yet produced" ..s
Making every reasonable allowance f"r
errors of survey, and over es'imae Of
depth. think here is abundant evidence
that Peru, from these isleis alone. can
supply the world with guat o for many
generations. EDWIN BARTLETT.
New York, May IL, ls45.
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ia 90 an sad % Fsss M.sonry. snd vi
sssA Es1peIy. Iknss.
Aow. esas. caailss don', les easr.
Ie. Ehi Yeu'ls noiin p.sa. deal "a hats
if.ll abos.i What are pos lylak lsssh.
80 here al Ban In ) iol Il Fosbis
Hy lead sbaei 800.
And yos're hGt going % lei ne knos
shr seerrl. Ell fos nssa 10 ssy.-you're
nel Nsw, cssdlc. you kpsw ia bari
msihr 10 pat ne N pss.lon---,oi Ihal
i eafr about he seclslTlself; 90. -o0ld III
goes hals.n 70 know q. far rs 81 non.
ssnss fm susr. u ssn'I me scores | care
shosi; i''s lh< slight. ar. caudle; ia
she ,lsdsed iasuls that aaaIs,s 90 his
sHs. when he links az gong iLroul h
Che ~afld L ep'ng ssaethiag TO himself
shirh he waE'l l.l hrr knaw. Sian aud
ale one. iadssdl ! should ! k 10 kaow
how thai ran be when . mas q mason
--shsn be keeps secret ih.t ssis him
aud his siie spaii Ii. you men mskr
shs lass. ahd 30 you take good care 90
hate oil the br,l az EN- 10 yourselves:
Otherwise soman ought 20 be allosed
cis.Iee Wien man beeomts . mssnn.
with he's got son Of corner cupbasri
Ia h's hraIl--a secret place in Ls miad
Thai his poor slie ls'nl SLOWED 10 run.
aasel
-csudle. you shan't close your eye.
f"rs setk-nc. you shant-unltss you
tell me some oi Il. Come. lh.fe'r good
creature; t"eis'ss lave. I'm sure, C.uclr.
| would'ni refuse you any ihing--snd you
kaow n. or ought 10 know itby this ,lIne.
! only with | had serie.!-ro whum
.hovld lhiuk % cahfid ng =, but - nv
de,t husb.Ddl should be miserable 10
kerp ll,o myself, AID you LnOw u. Now.
CsurIsi
IVA. there ever such q man! A man.
Indeed A hrutel ye.. NJ. csvdlr. an on.
ieelnf, brutal cresiurr, shen sou mighi-
obl'ge ne. and sou w0n't. I'm su.e u
ds1s ohjeci 10 your be,rg . mason; nm
a. ~, Csudle; l dare ssy ia very gosd
,hias; | dare Say ills--il'sonly you mak-
ing secIeinfn that s.xes me. Blu, you'll
ifll me --ynu'll ,rll yonr own MagIei!
Yop went! You're . wretch, Mr.. Csudlr.
sBnt | know why; oh, yes, can tell
The isei 70, you'te sshaned 10 lei me
knsw ~h.ia fool ,h,y've ben making
II ypu. That's u. You, al your tine al
liz, The fstllef Of = family. / should be
sshsmrd OF IN, self. CsuGle.
..And ! .uppnse you'll be going 10 cha,
f3see. INDEED! Pretty plscs - ms:;,s , Sc.
where they dan'i admit women. Nice
gmngs On. I dare say. Then 90 call our
sna,her brethren. Bre,hIen! I'm sure
you'd relationship enough. you dldn',
want any more.
bot l know what sll this masonry's
abou,. It's only en- excuse 10 gel away
from yaur wives and isinllies. that you
may fest and drunk together. ,hsss al
That's the secret. Aud to abuse women
AS if they were initror animals, aud
no, TO be trusted. That's the secret; aud
u thing else.
aNaw, Caudle. don't LEI Us quarrel.
Yes. I know you're IN pain. SuIl. eau.
de. my 1--we; CsudIe! Dearest, i ss, !!
Cludle! Caud--"
81 recoIlect nothing more" says Cau.
die. +" for here, thank Providence! l fell
asleep"
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BoRixe fRoS.--A machine has been
exhibiting Coz some time in Chiesga. mi.
mas. for boring iron and steel. Its =
very simple affai-. occupy ing bul 1 lillle
space. y turned By crank. requiring
seoui The ssms amount Of lnrre AZ 10 turn
grindslone. and WI bore into sn iron
bar ~ last as the same work is done in
wood with . common anger bin. The
I"rre Tor pTnprllins The bii as obtained by
Fur seis q double coil springs. The COS,
OF the machine is from s5 10 $40.
Prairie Farmer.
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irssimrni. This imboldsns me IN nash
ny expenmsnteven =. Gar she fulIbi.od.
eui % this y set 10 Be done. I can saw
nnshing of the result.
Osr OF THr BUcxeTs.
Taibos esunly. Mnsh II. Isss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19
ASrrporE FOR tHE BITE OF A RATTLE

ANTIDnTE FOR iHE BITE OF NATILE'
sSAKE.-An intelligent lady from Tioga
county. Pa, inlorms us that the settlers
in that section OF tie country care little
fur the bite of a ra,llesnake. She states
tina, a piece of Common indigo made into
paste with spirits OF camphor. and aP-
piled to The wound. will prevent any Sc
rious consequences occurring, aud in fact
a. once neu.ralze The poison.
-- Phil. Chronicle.
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A HEARTLEss PROSECUTOR.

The following affecting sks.ch comes
to Us 10 the handwriting Of q colresPoa.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-21

Salaries due, Oct.I, l,IOs 3;
Due TO towns for interest on surplus
fund, 444 81
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
ehancerv Save

{ N the 2nd Monday, being the 1ou do,. 81
- August next, in front of the CONT ~ - y
oo9r IN the town Of Carrollton, Carroll copnt
Sil m oer for sale at public auction. for cash ~
IT2,lloWng described negro slaves to vii o;rI ;r'
ma aged nine yerrs, boy George ared se,an
years. Eimira aged five years, Ellie a@ed tbron
years: by virtue Of decree ofthe District C6au
Cs[y Tourt OF the State of Mississippi. holden ~
GarTolIjon' in cause wherein James 'l A. CO. y.
tendants. 'O@a CT al are de-
Tplv Al, 7st, WV. P. BOLE,
80 'it-o-1W Commissioners
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE,

rs'O all persons interested in the lands and ten.
H. ements Of Thomas Dent, decd. Won vyilI t,i.-
notice that at The December term ncyt Of the lro-
bate Court of Carroll county, we will analv f,r
an order to sell the S w ofSW land n w If
; W ! and E Of N w and W. of N W ] Of
Section |, Township IS, Range 3 East, for the
purpose Of making distribution among the heirs
ana distributes Of the estate Of said decedsnt
%hes and where you viii appear and show consa
hany you can, why such order should not be made
OHIO B. DENT,
October 70, Tsll-6w rys.,tl.,'
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
ALSO.

Inc following real estate, described and designa-
ted as the Northeast quarter of See. % tbn
Northeast quarter Of Sec. %, the West half of
South-west quarter OF section %, and the Fa 81
nan or Northwest quarter Of Sec %. and the
west half OF Southeast quarter Of Sec. 2I, all in
township 10, OF Range East, containing $50
acres, more or less situate in the County of Car
roll by virtue of decree of the District Cbonco
Court of the State Of Mississippi, holden Al ear
rllton, in cause wherein Susanna Graham is cor,-
Plalnant and Ephraim Lloyd ct. al. are defendants
w. p BOLF
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
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WM. p. BOLE,
COnniss sioner.

~ a EH9 En-. testamentary on the estate Of Tob
lbo M NJ Ills b deceased having been Granted spi ~
Of 0I tion Frobate Court of Carroll comfy stoto
lss l. az the July term thereof ls44 to the
po9rs,gned all persons indebted to said .o
those bp Ig9'su ";n 70 make immediate payment. and
ed 10 calms against the same are reonest
lime re9ut '9em duly authenticated within tho
barred. 7'''O'u Oy law or they viii be fore yer
w W. WHITEHEAD
~, AJGH " DAVIS. Executors,
lu. 23th ISft-Ga.
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
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