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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
A JACKSON SMITH.
Nrvr.AL L.xD-"Fan wrsr," June 18th, ls45.

Messrs Editors - am upon neutral soil (so term.
la We the past few days rarersed the remote in.
habited frontier This land, his said, belongs to the
Cherokee Indans--though the territory is in truth 4
bastard no ayowcd father or owner Asuggestion here
strikes me, which ] submit to your superior wisdom
and originality. This, by common consent to appro'
pr ate these $4,000 to ala Notwithstanding in
religion politics TO old bachelors and young maids
If will not be so dseourteous as to say old maids;) and
so fast they become Disqualified let them de-
part in peace" 1t is country well worthy of their
hsbtaton, nay, sirs. if you were not in single bless
cdness," would say that you might add another class
to this choice spotai dssisfed husbands and ppss.
(whats paradise the region w"uld then become with
such motley population; the old bach elors would soon
the Of their steps and begin anew their lives,
showing gaantry unto the old and love to the young
maidens while the dissatisfied husband cmuluus OF
their ppiness would reent and send for his dssats
| ed wife. tEDs.
| But seriously, the country is 1ovley-thc most en-.
scenery the purest water the richest soil are
the atestators and il God in bis love Of beauty had
chosen country where the eye might gaze with most
pleasure at the gorgeous magnihcence o. the sun when
setting beneath the general view over the vast plain
He could have selected one more favorable. The
starlight sweet and holy that the hour when
they beam could not fail TO inspire the poet. the must
clan and the painter. Ito neither Of which, Messrs
Eds. has your humble servant the slightest prcten'
| sion.)
But began this epstle for another object to say
what notorious in this region, and indeed whcrever1
wandered that finer crops and richer harvests TO
the tolls of the aborer the present were never
more apparent
The Greeks, Cherokces and Senecas arc making
abundant crops Of wheat, oats and corn.
The frontier quiet, with the exceptions Of now and
then rumr OF .Pawnee Mohaw' being scalpcd, his
tongue cut out &c, and the long, frequent and mel
anchoIy howl Of the wolves that constantly
! prowl over the land.
Speak ing Of the 'Pawnce Mohaws,' would here re.
mark it is that they in state of 'prepara
lon 1t is believed by many that the Musco-gees set
to the prairies prematurcly and that they may have
Plenipotcntiary--Mr. Ah.debah, of the Caddocs. to
the Comanchcs and Mr.. Black Dog, of the Osages, to
the Pawnee Mohaws,' have not yet been heard from
as special agents. Yours,
| FIX.E-CO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
BArlEs PRarRIE, June 14th, 1915.

Messrs Editors.-Have you ever heard of Maysville7
Lest you have not will tell you lis locale it is "out
the lne," and the village is coeval with the cree
tion Of Fort Wayne.
The honor Of the village and its allegiance divided
hat. L--L sI-.'oss a"o - nun county Arks.
-'one holds phst the other skins" Nature has done
much for its location, but art very ltle towards its
improvement. The village consists of i2 buildings
tavern the line and orer-ono taiior's shop
--one blacksmith shop and the " balance in whiskey"
These rwaiskcy shop- are admirably located, in
keeping with their customers--nether the State nor
out, neither. drinkers sellers. well. what then.
say you y I'll tell you. The barrels Of whiskey ore
in Arkamsds the spile holes receivers in the Chero.
kee N1ton. To be plain the barrels are or ladder
projecting tooards the line, with long tubes reach
ing "a feet into the Cherokee Nathn.
Here met with an orgionaI STOPPER" whom with
your leave l will introduce. was my way to Mr.
Is, and about sunrise rea ched Maysvillc; hard BY
the backsmhs shop at the forks of the road. desert
ed abroad shoudered fellow. his head, his heels
braced against the side Of the shop-,s face red and
his eyes like two holes burnt in blanket, pug nose
custard colored hair about five feet nine inches high
whose name on enquiry found to be Mr. J. Mcconnell
Said I, "my friend, can you tell me the road TO Mr..
L--'s?" -"My dear good friend" said he. 81 have
structed head SO drink anything il fiss Up,
and the head gets heavier than the feet, then down
CO. Now I'm trying 10 by the rule of gravtation,
when drink, IL IL won't ascend-if so, have the
secret, and will "bat, again and again with ndicr-
cnce."
What q subject this man was for some temperance
lecturer who has exhausted the argument what a
field for his sickle. Yours truly.
! ~ a.e.1,.. TOY.AH.NEE.TAH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
(Copy Of Copy.l

WAR DRrAR1MENr. April 24, 1915.
Gentleman On your return TO your homes,
very confidently trust that Mr.. John Ross and
those in'auIhorty in the Cherokee nation, west OIL
the Mississippi, viii strictly regard the wishes and
views Of this Department, heretofore commune
Gated to them.
am ANXIOUS that no event may occur 10 ex.
poso yon 10 any manner of unjust suffering; thai
in your milton and amongst the Cherokees there
may be no domestic strife," and that perfect
tranquility may follow your return to your now
homes.
Should be disappointed in these nnticipaiions
and should there happen 10 be committed upon
you, or upon that portion Of the Cherokee nation
10 which you belong, any " "outrnges" your proper
course would be to npply for relief and protection
to 2. NJ. Butler the Cherokee Agent. whose gener.
al powers, combined with those vested in the mil.
i.ary authorities upon The frontier, will be compe.
tent to prevent, OF suppress those ou:rages as we'll
rs any movements productive Of "Gomestic s,rfo'
and tending 10 disturb tina, good order and peace
which should prevail amongs, The Indian tribes
and the different bands Of the same nation.
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
WIN. L. MARCY,
Seerefary Of War.
Messrs. L. STARR, J. l.. THOMPSON. and !. V
M'NAIR, Delegation Of The Treaty Party of The
,f Cherokees-al Washington.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

6rThs Court Martial. At Fort Smith, adjourn.
Cd sias die on Wednesday hst. The charge
against Col. Harvey was that he had Aoeeed u
colder in an snmilaa'y manner, a very trivial
one too, 90 much 20 tha, We do MT undevtsn nd
why tho trial consumed 90 long time. tho We
suppose twas duo to military order Of law.
We had the pleasure Of bscnrsing acquainted
with many Of these officers, Col. GarI*ad, Msj.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Indian Affairs, Aprh Is, ls45. (

S"'-A communication addressed by Ezeki.
81 Starr. J. l.. Thompson. AMI J. V. McNar, to
the President OF the United States, on the 9th in
Stnns' has been referred to me for report of the
s:ePs-lf nny-thal it may be advisable 10 take
IN relation to the allegations they make. The
'niiomed state OF the parties among the Cherokees
makes j, difficult To decide WIN, il hest. bu,
sho~s, am compelled BY all bean learn, 10 be.
'ese that something must be done to alIay tho
excitement.
The treaty Of 1885, articles 5,h and 9Th, Sc.
cures" 10 the Cherokee nation the rights bv tboir
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

or Tia correspondsncs with The Delegation Of
The Treaty Party - publish BY request. lnhwe
90 soms sssurapcs that the United Suites. are
about 10 listen 10 the long offered up prayer fthe
Old Settler and Treaty parties; and that they have
made an appeal strong and urgent, an appeal that
came warm from hearts upon the very borders Of
despair. We trust Government will quickly do
justice and, q We said once before, settle these
chims and for ever. dc w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

W ssfsr yhe Ieader to the letter of'A Jack
"a Smith. for interesting news from Miss; 'e
sFix.s.eo.' and Toy-ah-nee.,ah, for divert're
accounts Of ,hiaes ,hsy have seen I've think thai
The man vho sso,d with his head on the ground
70 that When he dyask bic head might @ UP is an
original, csnss) apd TO The remainder Of toby
SmaIls Indian BAIl.play found on our first page.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

that the Government, are will;o, +
10 listen to their grievance,
wrongs. they cannot, howeys,
plore il. restrain some Of on,
they feel, 10 a state Of dcsper,,,Tr. T
ing TO acts of violencc Of the N.Y..
ac,er, that would no, cnly di,,..s
Of the frontier Of both Arkons,,,
unavoidably cause The expeps,.A
sums on the part Of tho Uni.cd S.
it,"
1t is unnecessary hero to s,e,l :,
the Cherokee people as a whole ~
con,endcd for by the respective I !. Z
minority represent their sufFerips,.
10 be intolerable, and there SEER. -
ability Of their escape from them
time preserving the peace of III. i.
TT occasion for somo separate u,,'
Sill be acceptable TO The complains,
fully submit as a practicable plan !.
the difficulties that have so ions in,,I
KEGS. tina. o distric, of country be ~
Old Settlers and Treaty party, subs
exclusive control and government.
pccuniary provision Of suitable ap.l
made by the United States for .hs,l
lin consideration Of which they woug|
claim u, on tho land and funds ss /
by the Cherokces. think the cons.
be an end 10 all complaints, Of Al,
plausible reason for them.
This, or something like 1t, Is recr
the favorable consideration Of The P
yourself. presume nothing of thsci
ges,ed can be done without Icgislalo
course pointed out should be though
plication could be made 10 Conyre,
session. and ultcrior measures bo adj,
pleasure Of the Legislature should be
In the event Of these views being
copy of this communication might
| Mcssrs. Starr. Thompson and Men,
formation of their principals and
that the Government are willing al a
to listen 10 their grievances and
wrongs
[Signcd,l
T. HARTLEY CIR
Hon. WM. l.. MARcY,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

7 6rLook carefully over Scott, White & Co.'S
advertisement and see the array Of the best sort
of goods ,ha, they offer for sale. Also go and
see them. and do not forget to call at Wallace e.
Wards. for their house is crammed with ereellent
bargains. ...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

orThe Wild Pigeons have this ycar accumu.
lated 10 great numbers about Jackson. in this
Stle laid, and ha,ched oul their young, and from
! eprresponden, We learn are destroying the whea
csops 70 an alarming extent. 49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

6rO'Blennis, who murdered Frank Combs
was pu, upon bis trial lately. when tho jury could
not agree upon verdict. He is to be tried again
In November. Great cxcitemen. prevailed during
the trial.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
Correspondence Of the War Department with a Dele
gatlon Of the Treaty Party of Cherokees
........- WAR DEPARTMENT.,
...- Nav 18th, l645.

Sir:-At the request of Amos Kendall, ESQ.,,
transmit herewith copies Of the late correspond.
ence OF this Department, with Ezekiel Starr and
others, composing a delegation of the Treaty
Party of the Cherokees
This information it is believed will afford new
assurance to the old settlers" that tho Depart.
ment is disposed 10 exercise all its inHuence 10
secure peace and preserve harmony, throughout
the Cherokee Nation.
Very respectfully,
g.. %. Your obt ser't,
W. L. MARCY, Z
Secretary Of War.
CAPT. JoHN RoGERs,
Principal Chiet, Western Cherokees, - :
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
WAR DEPARTMrxr. }

UDsee 1mMn iga''s, 10Th April 1916.
SIR:-Tho President Of tho United States has
referred to you communication of tho .,,b inst,
from Z. Starr. J. L. Thompson and J. V. Nc
Nar, delegation Of the Treaty party of Cherokecs.
They state "most respectfully but unhesitaiiEzIy,
TINT il they now return wthsut some evidence.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

The lates. news from Texas but confirms the
certpiusy Of annexation. The English Minister
had arrived With the proposition Of tho ack nowI.
mens Of the Independence Of Texas by Mexico
which would undoubtedly be- rejected. The Mex
icans are eoncsntra,ing their forces upon the Rio
Grande, awaiting the issue Of the Annsxatio,
messps, The Texans are ripe and anxious fo
brush with Mexico. Uncle Sam has an eye
upon tho movements the Mexicans. Presiden
Jones' conduct s,iIl continues to bo greatly ecu
sured BY tho people Of the west. a-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

The 'Guide' after being raised proceeded on be
way 10 Fort Gibson. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

0JThe New York Tribune has accredited the
. National Is.fnigeneer with articles ,ha. should
be credited to the Arkansas lntelligrnceri This
was done probably by mistake; still we do not like
TO lose our hard. earned reputation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
D Il D

In this vicinity, on Wednesday the 18th iH|
c. SKiDMoRE. son Of Otis and MaIinda Skdm0r1
years 2 months and Is days. q.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

o>rOr readers mus, excuse Us for not present
ine nors selected newspaper matter. The press
Of original articles and advertisements oblises US
10 omit them. SH 30
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

w. Mus-co-ges has Withdrawn his letter and
su,horisss W 70 ny rnas nc mas found more di.
re, way Of reaching bis object than BY writing
thssstrictures be contemplated at first. The ar
ticls was in lstiou 70 Col. Logans oficial con-
duet. That esG,sman viii hear Of them through
. moro proper source than the columns Of news.
paper. h .,..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

orGov. YRLL arrived 10 our City last Tues
sdsys diress ftom Texas via New Orleans enc
washinstoa City. He brings cheering accounts
Of he segerpess of the Texans for arnexa.op'
and haspes the eas, doubt but The Texan Con.
grsa which convened outhc l6,h inst. wall accep,
of.he resolssious Of spuexntion- the people
10 thsis msjesty ssy it shall be done.
Gov. Yell informs US that Gordon Of forts will
be thrown from Fort Washi,a TO the Rio Grande;
Fort Washi,a to remaiu. a fort to be established
on the head wsisrs Of the Trinity or Colorado,
and one to be located on the Rio Grunde. San
Ansoaio viii be The place of head quarters
Three regiments will be ordered there 90 soon ns
the Texas Congress shall have accepted the an.
pesa,ion resolutions etc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
WM. C. KYMES,
JOHN CHESHER,.
MARK II. HALBEHll

Sworn and subscribed to the day and date = ,
written. 80 A. BARNES, li
June 81, lSi5.-l9-3t. - r aa ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

o.rRAm.-ws have bad several hne showers
Tie psst week. 80 :
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

6trWhat is the matter with the Northern
mail rouisi Tia. it cot tho crook. or si step
ped out Of its regular roati Whore is the pune.
,uali,y tho, belongs to it, We received last mail
perfec, medley of dates--irom 81. Louis the
Evening Gazette and Era were Of June 9Th
and lib. while the o,hsr paI ers We received from
that city, tose,her with tho Jefferson Enquirer,
we're very old and worn out.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

e1rThs following is lis. Of the names Of the
members Of the General Court Martial, assembled
at Fort Smith, for the trial Of Col. Harney Of the
End Regiment Of Dragons, viz; r-
b. Brig. Gen. ARBucxLE, .r
Ii. Col. Mason, lsr Dragons, -'
Ia. Col. GARLAND. 4th Infantry,
Ii. Col. LOOMS, 9Th Infantry,
Maj. HorrMas, 9Th Infantry, -.s.
Maj. SrA1tyoRp, 4,h Infantry,
R. Maj. AxDREws, 9Th Infantry,
Bt. Maj. SsAwELL, 7lh Infantry, ss
Cap, PasS7Iss, Judge Adrocaie.
We understood that the Court closed their pro-
csedings o. The me'aipg Of the l7,h inst, and
have dkpssasd 10 iheis respective stations. We
are alec grat6stso isafu' that nothing is contain.
Cd 10 tho charges agains, Col. Harney calculated
TO reject upon the honor Of this distinguished OF.
uCeE~ ... NJ. H.. 30 .H. .r.. I.. ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

Stamford. Capt Bake, Col. Haraey, Lieut. u''''
Lieut.. Rogers, Lieut.. csps, and many oshsrs :
We found them oil 6ns looking agrsea Sle gsnslo'
mon, excs,Ieo, specimens Of the U: 8. ofhcer,
and men Who csnno, but command Isspec' sno
esteem syery whsre. With Col. Harney We
wsrs particularly plcssee. and found in CO... Gar
hnd-a Florida campsgnsr--a gen'lenh'n ~ne
gave US an interesting account of somo scenes be
had itnessed in Florids, which we shall be tempt
I'd 10 publish. that is. oar recollecs'oa Of .hem.--
They all seemed enthusiastic, and expressed
many Of them, great desire TO be immediately
ordered 10 the frontiers Of Texas. ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

BENJANiSP. jETr, Register Land Old
ineton. Arkansas, vice Samuel e. Wheat
WILLIAM ADAMS, Receiver of Public
Johnson G. H., Arkansas. vice Alfred Id
removed.
JoHs BRUroS. Register of Land oiiic,
e. IT,. Arkansas, vice James Woodson j
moved.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
FORT SMITH PRICES CURRE,
I JCoryected VeekIy by ". H. 4. AZ. ID

CoTTec1ed ITeeE7y 6g VI. II. q ", MS11
Flour, OHIO ). 8. - SO
Corn Meal. .15a1
Sugar. -. =. ..... s;l
Loaf. - -. >. H1
Coffee, =. 80. .g,t--.n. .e4 4
Whiskey,. ~. .3Oet
Salt per Sack. :. -. -. -. ~
Iron, ''.-'r' ...,ry.r...' ~
Peltrics, -. 5. .1ot
Beef Hides,s u
Tallow, -. -. 80. -
Wax, 80. -. ..l..a.. .i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
u. HARTLEY CRAl
Hon. WM. l.. MARCY,
Secretary Of Wa
tCopy of Copy.

WAR DEPARTMENT, April q
Geni'emca:-lour memorial Of lie
to the President was referred To this
on which required detailed rcpord
missioner Of Indian Of Affairs, and h
close copy. ! have gwen to your M !,
the report OF the commissioner due ca
and have conferred with the Presidca.
ject.
The suggestions of the CommissiOu
to embrace all that can now be proNfl
pu, an end TO tho feuds and disscns;on
several parties of the Chcrokees. YNl
aware that nothing effective can now besa
cd without some legislation by Congress
Department will choerfully aid in iuni'
proper application that may DO uade %
on the subject. The Military Comm
your frontier, aud the Cherokee Agent
tolore been fully Instructed to preserve
fftciuaIIy and promptly suppress all d
among tho Indians, and more especn
Cherokee nation. For your greater S
however. enclose herewith such leI
given to John Rogers anil his party whe
this city.
Very respectfully, 4
Your ob't servant.
> WM. Z. MAR
- Secretary /
Messrs. Z. SrARG. J. L. THoNPsoS.
M'NAlR, Delegation Of tie Treaty pa
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
STATE OF ARKASAS,1
COUNTY or WASHINGTON,
Mountain Township.

III WE. Mark II. Halbert, )ohn!|
HDA6S er and William G.. Kimes, cius
49, Washington county and hou~'
therein, having there to been appointed BY
Iom Barnes, Justice Of the Peace, have NJ
viewed certain horse shown TO us by En'
ton MS an estray, tho said horse found to Be y !
supposed to bo @ or years old, the left hn
white. blaze in the face, sore bnck, alFf
to be fifteen handshigh, we do value the 81
twenty-five doIlars-dono this end day d
lS45, -- rf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

CAPT. JOHN ROGERS,
Principal Chiy, Western Cherokees.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
Your ob't servant.

Messrs.,E. SrARG. J. L. THoNPsoS.
M'NAIR, Delegation Of he Treaty pa
Cherokee Naiion.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08
Regular STAGE Lime

FROM PLATTEvILLE TO cAssyILLE, VIA. Ian CASTER
AND EDwARDsvILLE.
an HE subscriber respectfully informs the publ
w. that he has contracted 10 carry the mail be-
tween the above points and that he has made
ample arrangements for the accommodation ofthe
travelling public.
The Stage viii leave Platteville for Lancaster
every Monday, Wednesday and Fridayat O'Clock
p. NJ, where it will connect with the Stage from
Prairie du Chen.
VIII leave Lancaster for Cassvilc, passing Ed
wardsvie, every Saturday moiniag. CassVilic
fol Platteville, via. Edwardsville and Lancacter
every Sunday morning.
WinIea 70 Lancaster for Platteville every Sunday
at O'Clock p. M, and every Tuesday, Thursday
a:.,,. Saturday at O'Clock A. NJ, where il will
connect with the Stage from Galena, also the
Stage from Milwaukee, via Madison.
Also, from Lancaster TO Blue River and back
once a week.
Win leave Lancaster for Centrevlle every
Thursday Notwithstanding will leave Centre
vile every Friday morning for Lancaster
IL. MESSMORE.
Lancaster, Nov l, 1915.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08
TAX NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
IN concern. that viii on the second Monday,
The 9Th day OF December next, commence sell'ag
at the outward door of the courthouse n Prairie du
Chien, Crawford county, Wisconsin Territory, all
aud singular the lands and town lots, IN said coun-
~, on which the taxes due for the years 1914 and
1915 shall not have been paid prior TO the day OF
sale, and that the sale will be continued from day
to day, between the hours Of nine O'Clock IN the
loren ,on and foar O'Clock in the afternoon Of each
day, until all shall be offered for SALE
SETE HILL,
Collector, c. c., w. t.
Nov l, 1915. 54-4w
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08
%A -~zs--s<<s
VA )N.(sf,2 -SGA NSS
~><>l11p 49, >SPTak1 -
Ry Last Nights Mail.

F The Mormons have shielded
Jackson Reddin, one of the murderers
of Col. Davenport, from arrest
Quite an ARRAY occurred in attempt
ing to make the arrest-and. in the
scrape Reddin was shot in the leg.
Troops were called in to aid in arrest
ing Bingham Young on a charge of
countcrfeiting. The resistance of the
Mormons was so determined, that the
officer dcsisted from further attempts to
serve tie warrant.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08
STOVES.
Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Manu-
facfOrU.

m N. JONES would say 10 the public that he
81 has on hand and will be receiving from TO time
time as the wants of the community shall require,
a large aud well selected assortment of STOVES,
of new and elegant patterns, and well suited 10
this market. His stock consists of Rathbone,s
Patent Premium from TO 5. johnson g. MINI
rods do fnm 10 6. Grecian and Stanley's Par
lots Plate Stoves of all kinds. Cast and Sheet
Iron air-tght stoves. together with trimmings Of
every description. The above stoves will be sold
at prices that cannot fail to suit purchasers.
lie manufactures and intends keeping On hand
every variety of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron ware,
which he will warrant 10 be rs good as any made
in the Western country. Always on hand choice
lot Of Russia and English Sheet Iron, suitable fol
making air-tight stoves or stove pipe.
In short, he has every thing ever kept in shop
OF that kind, from a tin whistle TO a No. 6 HOOK
ing Stove. Drop in before you start for Galena,
and it may save you some dollars in money aud
time.
Call at the sound Of the Tin Hammer, on Sec
cond Street, three doors from Main.
y ~ B. Low & Leake and Meadwell 81 Perry's
Patent Premium Stoves, also brazed copper tea.
kettles.
PIauoville, Oct. a5th, 1915. no33- 3n
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08
nD LAND S.2LE. 10
NJ. e. COmst0ck'S EState.

NOTICE ~ hereby eiren, That al Halle Green,
| Y at The store Of Rood & Chani'o rlain, o. Mon
dag, the 18Th day Of Oct next, 1915, between tho
hours Of O'Clock 4. II. and o clock =. ~,
the under'igned, az administration ~ tho Esiate
Of Matthias Calvin CoGstork, deceased, viii soil
at public auction. TO the highest bidder, foi cash.
al Of the following described premises, SITUATE!
and being IN Giant county, W. T., viz The
east half Of the south-esst qnsnsr Of section thirty
six 36 the spu,h-west quarter md sooth west
quarter 81 noiih-west quarter Of section twenty DOR
u also the nouh half Of section and southwest
GDAher Of southwest quattsf Of section thneen
( 10, also seclion twenty-thfrc 81 and soctipn
tReiae ~, ~ IN iown one of range one
uesi, Of lie 1th principal meridian
The title rlenf md undispsited IN ali Of TIE
above Lands--ard the sale 70 be- ahsrU'e
EDWIN RIPLEY.
A9sn'f 81 the Estaie n VI &. g onsrocg decd.
Darsd at Garna, j. Davies Go. H., This Igth
day Of September, 1915. 25-Gt.