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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28
Fresh Groceries, &c.

I'm STORE, received per late arrivals:
II so hhds New Orleans sugar, SO bbls loaf DO,
SO bbls N 0 molasses, SO do sugar house do,
800 sacks Rio coffee, 100 packages fresh teas,
rs bl S almonds, 10 cases Bost. sa'aratus,
100 bxs herrings, 5 drums real Goldfish,
25 kit salmon, 10 bbls mess shad,
so bb,s hf and Or bbs Nos and mackerei,
10 bbls ground ginger, 20 boxes do.
so bxs NJ II raisns, 100 hf and or bxs do.
S casks currants, 20 bxs smoking tobacco.
Is bxs pipes, 20 nests tubs, SO doz bucket
10 bbls alum. 5 do copperas, Is do dye-wood,
10 kegs spikes, kegs wrought nails,
90 kegs assorted nails, SO do flooring brads,
20 kegs Sd nails, 100 coils Manila ropo,
90 bags G A salt, SO do L do.
cases indigo, 3 casks madden,
IS bags pepper, Is do pimento,
20 bxs ground cinnamon, 25 bxs mustard.
2lO bxs pepper sauce, 20 DO ground pepper,
90 bxs soap. 10 do CASTLE do 20 do fancy do
$50 bxs mould sandles, so do sperm do.
80 bxs pickles, 40 jars prunes; bxs citron
so reams wrapping paper. SO do capd
so do letter do. 10 gross playing cards,
8 casks w S sperm oil very fine article.
For sale by VIM. P. COWLEs.
St. Louis, Nov, %, lS%5.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

2 Tie most Hpsless and appalling cases of
,Mnary Consumption have been speedily and
'@faai'y cured, by the use of Buchan's Hungar.
hBasln-th: Great English Remedy.
.f0m -Iessers. BisseN d Leonard, r me, ~ Y.
= have been acting as agents in this place for the
.@gl',an Dalsam, several months, and have dis
ed OF many dozen bottles. 1t seems to give gen.
satisfaction to all who use it. We consider all
'lIcn rememy for the complaints for which it
Respectfully, your obi servants.
BISSELL & LEONARD.
''n?h'cts respecting this Great English Rene
\ nay be had gratis of Z. e. FAY. only agent in
FoaDncton. Feb. %.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28
WING MEETING.

I, mass meeting of the Wings OF this County
N be held a, the Court house, in Bloomington.
b Saturday, the 7lh OF March, at O'clock P. NJ,
'saninate a candidate for delegate 10 the Con.
nioa. Turn out!
Per order Of Central Committee,
VIC. WOODWARD, Chairman.
after the above, a meeting Of Bloom
s'n Township will DO held to nominate for
1Tnship officers.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28
IOWA TERRITORY, I sc
sMuscalins County, TIC
District Court Nay Term, 1916. -
SrE1axx .WHcHEaI 4
Easy. B. 3 s.,s. ii j, c...s..r.

ElATTHEW v. d. FOWLER.
SHE defendants herein named. being non.res-
- idenis Of Iowa Territory, will take notice, that
we Fiainfin above named has lately 6led bin Ia
safu court stating in sdbstance that Films v. b.
Bruce, was the owner of the cas-, half of section six
and The east half Of section seven, and the south
east ~. ofihs noHh-wess q.iarter Of section twenty
az ~ township q Forth range west Of filth prin-
c'pal meridian in the county Of Musca:ine-tlat
said lands were assessed for revenue for the county
aforesaid, in June and july ls42-,ha. after ~astls
sad Bruce sold the lands to Matthew V. B. Fowler
that the taxes due for that year mol being paid,
said lands were duly sold therefor, November 20,
lS43--that 8. q. Hastings. purchased them at said
sale. and afterwards assigned them to the plaintiff
IN this sult-that he s in the quiet and peaceahe
possession Of said lands, and claims title thereto in
fec simple-that said Fowler sets up claim to the
same lands and that this suit is Instituted 10 de,erm-
inc who is the real owner thereof; and prays tina,
decree may be entered for complainant In order to
qnet the tile. Now therefore unless the said .e.t
PENDANTS shall at the next term Of this court TO be
holden at the court house in Bloomington, on the
tia day OF May next, appear and within a reason
able time thereafter answer plead or lemur to said
bill the same wifsat tho Nuycsnbcr tcrr,~of said
court he taken as confessed and decree entered.
accordingly.
gN r 81 Esss STEPHEN WIICHER, PIE
s Bloomington, Feb. %, lSi6.-6-w.,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28
NOTICE.

sCh6CiN'r to an order Of the Probate Court
!. Of hu5cat;ne county. will offer at public
%N the Court House door in Bloomington, on
+. ~ day Of April, 1915, at O'Clock of said day,
o'o"ing real estate. viz; the south side of sec
= ''o"n -, north Of range west, containing
,Mtes, more or lcss-bcing the property of Eli
49, "Ike' lae of Wapsenonoc Township, in said
'"!' deceased. to pay tbs debts and legal expen.
ol said estate.
Inns OF SALE made known on the day Of sale.
TiOS. M. ISETT, Admir-.
'eb %, l5l6-3y
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

I III, a. persons interested in the estate Of Arron
of'er, late Of Cedar county, Iowa Terrific.
ceased, are hereby notified that the undersign-
!, 4.ninlslraor of said estate will make applica-
'sO aae Probate court Of said county. at Upton,
. ae 'ls' day of March, A. D. 1916. for license
! vii part of the real estate of said deceased for
n t,lyment of his debts; when they may attend
.or'i e" cause. fany they have, why such license
'''1 not bs granted. A. c. BARR[CK,
NATHAN HOWE,
XXI IS16-3w Administrator.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

MED,-In this place, on Saturday. 2tst inst.
i E4l2AsEru; wife Of Nathaniel Hallock. aged
)Fears.
|Ol Monday 10th inst of the measles, JAcoB P,
Of Jacob and Elizabeth Woy, aged 6 years and
mnths.
Hl Monday, 23l inst Of measles. EusIcF,
|a,her Of Abraham and Catharine Walms!cy,
h wears.
Ca Friday. 9Th inst, of inflammation of the
E,s Many c., daughter of Abraham and Caha-
be WalnsIev, aged 3 years.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28
NOTICE..

8 sgs. "a saats. NOTICE.
A Ii persons indebted 10 the late firm of MIL
IA LER 4 HASTINGS by note or book ac-
coan., are hereby notified that payment must be
made forthwith. as the business of said firm must be
closed without delay. All persons having claims
against said firm are requested to present them
A. NJ. MILLER,
-. = Surviving partner of Miller 4 Hastings.
Bloomington, Feb. T, le46-6w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28
JOHN h. IAOUGEEEEsTY.
DRUGGIST.

q 3 ETURNS thanks to his old customers and
u the public generally for the liberal patronage
bestowed on him, and gives notice that he has re-
moved his DRUG STORE to the middle room of
the new brick block, nearly opposite the Steam MiN
Second street, where he is ready and will be happy
to wait upon his old friends and customers, and the
public generally. Remember the place, and don't
forget to call you want bargains have in store
and for sale very seasonable stock Of
ne. DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS,
DYE sSTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS,
BOOKS g. STATIONERY, sc. &c.
JOHN B. DOUGHERTY.
Bloomington, Jan. 10, lS46-3m
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

A MAGNETIC TELEsaAPH is in successful
yaa,ion between New York and Philadel.
ia. News is communicated between the
10 cities every two minutes.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

IL The rumoted resignation of Mr.. Blu.
aaan is mol confirmed by recent adyices
Pn Washington, and was probably wi'hou.
Hnla'i N.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

WIN. p. COW lie 8,
l.Successor to A w. Vaneer,]
M. l2, Water Street, ST LOUIS,
AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANT, AND DEALER IN GROCERIES,
SHOT AND BAR LEAD, IRON AND
STEEL, CASTINGS, SMITH
TOOLS, &c. &c.
REFERENCES:
H. Won Phul, ESQ.,
F. Kenneit, 6
o. D. Filiey, tSt. Louis.
H. E. Bridge, ="
Mcssrs Collins & Kellogg
A..W. Vanlcer, Esq, Nosbv;,ls
Messrs Hilman & Runyan, 5
Small & McGill, New Orleans.
]. w. Butler & Bro, Pittsburgh.
Hosea & Frazier, Cincinnati.
He. A 1 Em"s' ESQ., Philadelphia. 4
Messrs. Sanderson, Bros. 4 Co., IN Val
WILDER, Golf q Wagstaf,
JIG. Gordon, Esq Bloomington. Iowa.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28
6 HAIR
M A NuF ACTOR ".

HE subscriber respectfully inFormsihe citizens
- OF Bloomingtoe and the public generally,
that he has commenced the above business on Iowa
Avenue, between Water and Second straets, where
he has, and intends keeping on hand, general as
sediment Of Chairs, comprising FANCY and
WINDSOR
G FL AiR s,
ofoll sizes and patterns, which for durability and
ncatIicss misunderstanding he viii warrant not 10 bs
surpassed By any manufactured in the western
country.
N B.~ull Furniture repaired and painted in the
neatest style. Also, spinning wheels repaired
r. l. VANCE.
Bloomington. Jan. ~. 1sl6--ly
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28
POMEEOY & DURKEE,

ito s1O MAIN NAINT
HHAViNG established themselves in the
Ii Il WHOLESALE DRY-GOODS business
upon the principle Of selling goods for cash and up.
on shor, credit, to prompt men, at small advance
give notice that they will be in receipt Of their first
shipments this season, early in February, and from
that time on will be constantly receiving new sup
plies. They are determined to offer such induce.
ments as will make il for the advantage of Country
Merchants to purchase in this in preference to the
eastern markets. and feel confident that, with their
facilities for buyng they are enabled to sell as low
as the JOBBING HOUSES in the eastern cities.
They invite Country Merchants, visiting st. Louis,
to call and examine their stock, which will consist
in part Of -s
DOMESTIC GOODS:
Kremlins, mariner shirtings, printed pan. stufIs,
Brown and bleachcl sheetings,
Prints, large assortment and ne,O styles,
Cotton Osnaburgs, Kentucky and Glasgow jeans
Brown and blue drills, denims, co,.onades
Mexican mixtures sanets, tickings
Checks, colorcd cambrics, ginghams, DC &c &c
FOREIGN GOODS:
Broad cloths, plain and fancy cassimeres
Drab De Etc, gainbroons, linen drills f
Summer cloths satin vestings, nankeens
Bangup cords, moleskins red padding
Canvass, black and colored alpaccas,
Printed musns, jaconets, silks, satins, ribbons,
Shawls, scarfs, points, silk cravats
Pongee and bandana h'dk'fs, irish linens
Linen table damask birdseye diaper,
Satin check jaconets, tape jaconets
Russia Diaper, Swiss muslin, book muslin
Bobbinets G1ecian netting, laces, edgings
Insertings, linen cambria h'dk'fs, hosiery
Gloves, mitts, dc dc dc
Together with great variety ofSHELF GOODS.
ALSO,
100 cases palm leaf hats, Haf
60 do ladies' bonnets, latest styles,
200 do mems nutria, Russia, cashmere and
coney hats,
GO 10 blue and pearl sporting hats.
St. Louis, Feb. I, 1915.
Look!
Il. COVELL, NJ. D.,
AANE of the Oldest practitioners in Muscatinc
" County, I. T., would inform his old patrons
that he is grateful for past avors, and that he will
still! continue to strictly attend to all calls as usual
He will also keep constantly on hand full! supply Of
FAMILY MEDICINES. DYE-sTUFFs,
QUEENSWARE,
A large supply of DRY GOODS & GROCERIES;
All to exchange for any kind of commodity the far
mer has to spare Also. constantly on hand large
supply of STONE WARE, of the first quality
Ali orders will be strictly atendeded to-merchants
and redlars supplied. All cheap for cash or trsde
Fairport, I. r. Feb. 7th, lS46-tf
KNOB LOCKS.
TOMMON Spring, Carpenters. and patent
" Knob Locks, q fns assortment, for sale by
M.v2 GREEN & STONE
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

LATER FROM MExico. The Somers arrived
Pensacola On the 3lst uli. from Vera Cruz,
| I'M latter place she lef, on the 18Th ul,.-
\ brings the Intelligence that another Revo.
| b, had broken ont at San Luis Potosi,
tl by Gen. .Arisla. the objec, of which
I 10 restore the Constitutional Government,
snslate Herrera The exlen, of the rev.
a.n, aud its prospects for success ATE some
Involved in mystery; yet it is believed
/ here is a great reaction. and that The re-
aion Of Herrera might be looked TO with
be confidence. The Tuca,anes have also
a,2d themselves independent, aud have
pied national flag with enc large central
e stripe and FIVE stars.
Lieut.. White, Of the Comcss. who was bear.
d dpspa,ches from our Government to Mr..
dell, ef, Mexico on the l2ih ul.. in compa.
Eih M s., who has taken residence at
1?2a, awaiting the result Of things, with
expectation that matters shall SO terminate
% be favorable TO opening nego,iasiop.-
escort which he demanded from Paredes
Gaaly been acco!i j to him after about
weeks delay, which was evidently occa.
ned more by desire TO have him remain,
. segi him away. Mr.. Slijelfs impress
was that even if the movcmen. Of Arisla
uil prove unsuccessful. the Government of
eles would open Negotiations. The Pres.
IT'S Message reached the city Of Mexico Oh
l!h ult., ard was published a, length in
papers. II gave grea, satisfaction TO the
eiicau residents there.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

hi Cattle, sheep, hogs, and calves, for which
p CASH will be paid by the subscribers.
!t@ -, l6i6-f &. & II. STAHL.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

r,a H.wkeys wants Constitution
~ f,rpish "a platform on which ALI
'p'a oo;ously stand" That is Just what
1' .a' Equal AID exact justice to all
f' .selssivs piiviaigcs 20 nose has ever
mo,,o: and By q are 10 willing IS
~ fall. Blu, it's shrewdly suspected
hath platform which old Hawk
.op ~. eye. 10 complicated kind Of con-
Instructed with ap-doors and various
Isy;ces for circumvenling .,he people,
them Of their rights. Others,
ha,e suggested thatis u TO be eunstFoct.
, h sliding scale" principle, or 90 nice
5,I1aeea," to use his own language. that.
.p w. level TO the view, and apparently offer
awhile position for "ALL' 10 occupy,
4. m9men, they plant themselves upon ii,
;"dus.ral and producing portions Of cam
ss on accounted their superior numbers
.osejic gravity. will find themselves rap
J.seentIns below, while the side oecupi.,
4, be non producing few will as suddenly
waited abouc the common level, thus Civ
hem commanding position and undue.
',o,ace over The mass, who would find il an
rN business to compete with these priyil-
aorsers.F We rtibk, however, that his
;e combines both these plans oe cons,ruc--
But if he will listen to US, he can save
.yf unnecessary trouble !; for We can as
him lIla, the people Of Iowa understand
+ they are about very well--,t,at they will
hank bin for lbs over. olficiousness- land
hey viii have nothing TO do with such i
sidel, ,nrning, trap door foundation for
future Government, as thai indicated by
-[Clp. Rep. -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

EBAINTED BUCKETS. for sale by
NV % DRIDGMAN Il WEED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

SAMUEL CGpP, JR.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

A XES-"Collins' " and "Roofs Axes at
"a Nov % BRIDGMAN & WEEDS.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

SHOVELS AND SPADES.
1tAST steel shovels and spades. iran shovels,
" manure and hay forks, just reed by
Nay 3. GREEN oIoNE.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

J. n. XASDE!l,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

AWLS-Hgh bland and plain Shawls. for sal
- Nov % by BRIDGMAN & WEED.
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Eesal Notices.
- % NrrE.yoas. Srcss.1Asr., ORR

uF -,Ei.-4 oAN SESt-s CFtlCss(
ALsASY, JuiyS:. 1876.
no The sher1 ii TIE City and County Of SewYork Sir
Notice : her.5v given IAAt q. The reNt General Eisc
ION o De- held OF me Tuesday succeeding TIE .rst Mon
D. al November -ex he following o-cers are . 5e
is-,sG 10 WI, Governor and Lieutenant Governor OF
mi. safe Two Canal Commissioners, 10 supply TIE
ul.css O! jonas Earl ca;or. and Stephen Clara whose
ssY- a. service l expire Re !ast day OF December
Sers5r Tor liz FIRST Ssasor.s. D.stlei to sup
on Of service Of JOHN : Lou Ire asi Gay OF Dee-
f-r u-Xf 4 gepreSeu;1:e u Tie Stia congress o. ne
rrst states FOR he Thi.d Congress ola prct consist,
NO OF H.. I'd tn and 5ih " aF:s % the Ciiy OF
New YORK .>o Representative II The SAID C-Ecss
FOR he Fourth Congressional District. CONSISTING VI s M
7rh ioh and 5t y ards u a.i City Aso lie
IN lie sad Congress Tor Ire Fi Coi-res>loE2! DstI:ct
AnG also Representative II The said Congress Tor ne
Sx. Congressional District. Consisting Of the liiA l
Sta 10Th i7ih and 3lh Wards Of sald CRY
ire following oE,cars for lc sac Oolrtv 70 WI
Members Assembly HERTZ - th- place Ci w imam
Jones. wbose OF service vii expire on ne l>t Gay o!
December next \ Couuty Clerk - lie plsce OF James
CONFER whose term OF service viii expire The as day
g. Rayysoa who's tern. OF service will expire the last
dsv OF December next Yours. respectfully.
rs. BENTON Secre;ar.- OF State
Sneria's Osce, Ne7v-Y ORR. August So lS+5
The above published pursuant 10 the notice ofte Secre
tay OF safe AMI The requirements .: tie statute Il >-ca
case made and provided Tor. WI JONES:
Sheriff OF the Cry and County O: Newiork.
TT AL The public newspapers u the County VIII publish
tie above once each week UNI. election and then hand
laid before Ire Board Vi Supervisors and passed for pay
-n-ni
See Revised Statutes vol l. chap. VI tile Sd sLcle Sd
part lst page 20. gut lawteDN>NSf
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sales MT the Stock Exchange. .MoSpAY.
SECOND BOARD
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In ship Charleston, from ChqrlestouDr J iclinger and
lady. Mesdamcs J IianiltonJ Greg Murray NJ J Ward
and children, Miss Dunno Rev Forest and son, Col
w c Oakley, Il K Gibbs, Mcssrs w Ii Barrett, w :
Woodward, J Leon, Lpsah Shaiery, Mcneil, aud
Master Bellipger.
IN bark Isaac Mead from SaraanGh-G Bevc and
lady, Miss a Adams Miss Watson, 6 Pancost NJ
N Mcintosh w p Holland L NJ Munson NJ Metcalt,
w Todd. P Dennis, K Dckerson, J 5 Jobson.
In schr Fakoa, from 81 JaGa-Mr James Bell and Miss
rlcp Rail
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IN PURSUANCE

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County OF New fork-Socs : hereby given all per-
sons having claims against Patrick Noan late OF the Civ
OF New YOrk grocer deceased 10 present the same, nth
te vouchers hereof subscriber bis residence No
2l Madison-st in the City of NewYor. on or before the
eighth day OF January next-Dated New-York The sixth
Gay OF July, 1886. THOMAS DOLAN
jy7 law6m Administrator with tbs WI annexed
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
soNNET-THE CANARY BIRD.

FOr ! ne IFIDunc
soNNET-THE CANARY BIRD.
B1r1urLY thy morning song comes to my ear,
Amid the City's dust, Oh gentle bird;
feel as Enough tn DER crowded atmosphere
Thick with the noise which every where IS
heard,
Grows lighter from thy music. While it springs
A wish Tor woods and fields where flowers De
It drops into my heart from viewless wings
A something better than their iragrancy;
For seeing thee lifelong prisoner,
Begirt by iron bars OF solitude.
Signing for freedom. yet the alrnoner
To me of song with cheertulness imbued
bid my restless longinys all be calm,
And in the mart OF men, lift up GOVERNMENTS
Psalm. A. D. :. Il.
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SHERIFE sALE-gy virlas Of wElt Of asrl fae.a.

SHERIFF. SALE-By virtue Of VIII Of fen fac!as
- directed and delivered viii expose tu sale, al
the yestbnle Of the City Hall IL the City OF NewYork on
Wednesday. the 18th day OF August 1916, at y O'clock NJ
ali The right title and interest OF andrew B.eakev, which
h. had the twelfth ~ day Of November 1884, any
time a,erward. in whose hands soever the may be
and al that ndeutUre OF lease made By the Mayor
Aldermen and Comnona!y OF the City OF New York 10 the
SAID Andrew bleakev dated 2st November 1913 recorded
the office OF Register OF The City ana County OF Ssv
York in Lber 52 Of Ccnyevarccs page $50 OF two lots Of
land. the South side 9oth-sree between the ih
and 9TH avenues, known Nos 55 anG j31 on the
map for opening 9Jt-reet ul the 3d-avenue 10 the
8th-svenue the OF 200 from the 18th of No
venber, 1911 said lots being 81 feet and inches IN font
Also, that .ndenure of lease made by the Mayor, Alder
and Conmonaty Of the City OF New York 10 William
Watkins dated 18th OF June, 1912, OF lot OF land
South side o; 5hstreet between 9TH and bh-s9e
nues known No. 1873 the assessment map for regu-
ang l25h-street from the 4h 10 the 6tayenue said lot
being p feet front Said having been gIed said
Andrew Bleakee Dated New York June 49th 1915.
WA. JONES. Sher:F.
A. SANFORD, Deputy Sheriff le-S law6y
The sale OF the above described properly postponed 10
Wednesday, August 10th inst a, the time ana place
Dated, New York, Aug. 18th, 1916.
WM JONES, Sheriff.
\ SANFORD, Deputy Sheriff au5
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fesaI Notices
CONFEDERATION NOTIrFS

EORPORiTI0N NOTICE-SAle Of n-ar..--~ -
y Unpaid TaNe>-Pabhc notice 8. hereby given is.r: -
q property or IN PaG Taxes place Al publ 80
ton. he C:iy Hz-. u The CITY OF New York or So
the eighteenth day OF September - oclock II poS
and = confined from dsy day until 80 whole OF vii
properly >Ea. b sold and 'hat lie cet..-c5 Statement
80 properly 20 Be sold Tor unpaid published =,
le DAILY ,r5oh. printed and Uubshs II The
CITY OF \s.--I3-S. JOHN EVEN, Cqnlr.ruler.
C1u-qtroIe-s Of1ce. JG7e ,Sih, 1870. els ,arylsw
y WRIT g 0-cc-0' issued ont OF ard 1rder H.
ID >ea OF l- Court OF Oyrr Snd T-ra-ae. 20 NE directed
snd -e4.7ercl proclamation hereby MADE tla: Court
%; over and re-, sGi l1. livery ~ au3 :or the civ
ana countv u Newly ORR Will be h-li Cay Hal.
sad city OF lie ar Monday o; October ssd 81 per
bound 60 ippe4. Us Otherwise. AID
Justices o the Pracr Ire Coroner. Ega Constable petty
COUsta5.s> and ha-Sds. and a.. persons bound pYcss
cute Il sad Court. ee tae and tEcr- thelT proper
persons with ae rolls records indictments and other
membranes, 10 20 those tngs .ct - te.f o:c,> tas
5thal; shall apperiail 70 De done.
Gwen ucde. ny hand the Sheriff oace the .5h 5ay
o; July. 1915, and of our lnGepends-ce the 7oih.
DY ORDER OF Morris Eo>G.cs. ESQ Supreme CoGrl
I'D ss.oEer-Noics : hereby gwen TIA; attach
!snf has .ssUe against the cf Thomas Johnson
nonresident debtor AMI that The VIII be sold for the
payment OF his dsos unless x appear sad discharge such
attachment according 20 law. vG nne oE!s from lie
publication this and that lie payment ui any
debt, due h By residents OF this STATE sac lie delivery
0r as OF any properly w;;h: his SAFE be-
longing HIM. alG the transfer O; any sucf properly BY
forbidden law. ana void. Dated April l'tl,
1916 WELLS BROOKS ATTY. for Attaching Creditor,
al lawsm Spr,ngvilie, Ere County.
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