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Butte record., 1855-02-17

GL0THING-Ofa I'll sSes asd ofevery style cheape,
" thaa svu q; Jos. GLUCKLrFr
Butte record., 1855-02-17

YOUNG AMERICA ON TaB u IBFG.
4 COMIC NEWSPAPER. intended =, : Aara.,r..u
Tav 10 cail attention 70 the singna Re ai sir..ng
'h.ngs o San Francisco To amuse ard >. the .r,n.
zine TO caise men 10 think
For gale at wholesale. by WHITfOS. 7 -lTS SCi
l5 Clay street. and al retail a all The s toras IN,
Periodical Dopots.
Butte record., 1855-02-17

EzArHER RIVER EXPRE5s.w. SINGER 4
Il co., ecnnsetirg With Wells FsrJ -.a.
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nUTFER-An excellent article Cheaper than IN
II eaeaPses~ 5JS. GLCCKAUF'se
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STATE GOVERNMENT.

JOHN BrGLER, Governor.
SAMTEL PuRpY, Lieutenant Governor,
JAMES W. DENVER. secretary of state.
SAMUEL BELL, Comptroller.
SELDEN A. MCMEANs, state Treasurer.
JoHN R. MCCONNELL, Atty General.
I. X. HUBS, snperinted DIT. Public instruction.
) IL MARLETTE, surveyor General
W. Z. kiBBEE, Quarter Master General
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ARTICLE VIII.
TEACHE + r :.

S3 No teacher shall be entitled to any
portion of the public Common school moneys
herein6efor provided for, as compensation or
salary for services rendered, unless such
teacher shall have been duly employees by
competent authority. nor unless such teacher
shall have bad during the whoe time Of such
service, such certificate of competency and
approval as required by this act, in full force
and effect, and bearing date within Que year
next before the services aforesaid sllall have
been rendered, nor pniess such teacher shall
have made report in manner and form ss shall
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Groceries.
Staple and Fancy Hardware.

Zen, pocket, and table knives,
Tea. table, and dessert spoons,
Scissors, shears, suffers, aud tray,
Cand!es,icks, lamps, butts, aud screws,
Axes, hammers, ha,chrts, lacks,
Wood saws, hand saws, shoyes,
Scy,hcs. forks, log chains,
Trace chains shoe aud white wash brushes
Coffee mills hpv's skn,.s door l,t,b., e =
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a WITTY PARsoN.--A Scotch clergyman.
by the name of Wat,y Morrison, was man
OF great laughter and humor On one occa-
sion young officer scohrd at the idea that
it required so much time and study to writo
. sermon as ministers pretended, and offered
bet that he would preach an hour on any
passage in the Old Testament, without any
preparation, Morrison took the bet and
gave him for text, "And the ass opened
his mouth and spoke" The parson won the
wager, the officer being rather disinclipcd to
employ his eloqucncc upon the text.
On another occasion Morrison cntrcatel
an officer to pardon poor soldier for some
Offence he had committed The officer
agreed to do it if he would in return. grant
him the first favor he should ask. Mr.. Nor
rison agreed to this In day or two the
officer demanded that the ceremony Of bsp
tism should be performed on young pup
~. The clergyman aSscnted; and a party
Of many gentlemen assembled TO witness the
novel baptism. Mr. Morrison desired the
officer to hold up the dog as was customary
in the babtism OF children, and said, AS /
am minister Of the church of Scotland, I
must proceed according to the ceremonies of
the church"
Certainly" said the major, 81 expect all
the ceremony"
swell then, major, I begin with the usual
question; You acknowledge yourself TO be
the father of this puppy"
A roar Of laughter burst from the crowd
and the major threw the candidate for
baptism away, asserting that q parson was
too much for solder!
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A REMARKABtE DREAM-Every body in
Allegheny County knows old lawyer Martin.
lie had the coolest way in the world Of trans
ferring money from the pockets Of his eli.
ents, to his own. Old Ben. Brooks, n rich
but close listed farmer in the ncishbolhood,
was ono Of his clients. and in ,heir confer :
ences there was always sharp contest as to
who should outwit the other, the lawyer, in
the end, generally getting the upper hand.
One day they had been sitting for an hour
or two, trying their wits to get the advan-
tagc Of each other when the farmer got ex.
cited, and suddenly turning TO the lawyer,
said =
"Martin, Lad remarkable dream last
night
"Ah had you," said Martin, "what was it.'
at was terrible one" said Brooks, look.
ing very so!emn--"an awful one. haven't
fairly got over the effects Of it yet | can't
keep it out Of my mind for n minute"
swell, tell it," said Martin, evidently
struck with the farmers manner.
81 dreamed" said the other, THAT was
in hell, and the devil sat in his big chair
pointing out their places to his new subjects
~ they entered, one after another. was
surprised to see so many Of my old ncighbors
come in. At length the door opened, and
looking around saw you enter. The devil
told one to take this seat and another that !;
but when he saw you come in he rose up,
and pointing to his own chair, he said
"llcre, Lawyer Martin, you, can take my
scat-you can fill it q grea. deal better than
l can"
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VEGETABLE SERPENT. to some
Italian Journals, 4 new organized being has
been discovered in the interior Of Africa,
whi,h seems to form an immediate link be.
tween vegetable and animal life. This sin
gular production of nature has the shape of
. spotted serpent. 1t drags itself along the
ground, ard instead Of a head, has a flower,
shaped like a bell, which contains viscous
liquor. Flies and other insects, attracted
by the smell ofjuicc, enter into the flower,
where they are caught by the adhesive mat.
ter. The flower then closes, and remains
shut, until the prisoners are bruised and
transformed into chyle. The indigcstible
portions, such as the head and wings, are
thrown ont by two lower spiral openings
The vegetable serpent has skin resembling
leaves, white and soft flesh, and instead of
= bony skeleton, cartilaginus frame, filled
with yellow marrow. The natives consider
il delicious food.
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And dealer in nHkinds Of Sportsmens Articles
One door south ~ The Cnion House, Columbus
Street, Offa,ca, m,
EEPSconstanily onhand a general assortment
IN oi English and German double and single
lowing pieces, boys guns, n 70 I'd variety, n II OF
which were bought tor cash, and selected from
large invoices, with great as 10 their general
workmanship md finish md ca n he sold a, bc,irr
bargains than have been heretofore had in IN,
market
Gentlemen wishing guns for Themselves or bows
and being good Judges the article W III find IL
an oblecto call on the subscribers where they can
dependnpon what Is told them and be sure Of ge,
ting good snir gun, ms WE den with none bu, IN.
regular gun dealers, and have none Of the ch~ap
csstIronstui with which the country IL flooded
Rifles, made from Remngton's celebrated cns,
a'eelapd IRON barrels, are warranted 10 be- -auo 10
any made N this state elsewher. both in shoot.
ing quaiitiesand workmanship The subscribers
have LOT several yenrs been engaged in the manD-
nctnre OF the celebrated incr-, --j twist rifles and
nveavniled themselves Of all the Iai-., irpproy,
menis asregards III. inside finish and sighting
we Halter ourselves ha inspection Of the W RI
made nj out ss+ahI,.h,s that is wanted m
satisfy gentlemen Of the traih of the above state
Bent.
Powder, q superior article KEEP, suitable for tar.
get practice orIong ranges.
Key fitting done byconpe,en, la nd, md in
workmanlike manner
All work done by him is warranted
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WEEDS IN WA,ks.-The following modes

WEEDS IN WMss.-The following modes
Tor preventing the gro tn Of weeds i'm gray.
el walks are copied from the correspondence
Of the London Gardeners Chronicle, and
may prove valuable TO some Of our readers,
ut the proper season:
In order to prevent weeds from growing
on walks, put layer Of grass lime under the
last inch of gravel. This also helps to bind
the gravel.
In one situation held, had three miles
Of gravel walks TO keep in order. In winter
when there was sufficient frost to freeze the
gravel, in the mornings employed the Ia
borcrs in cleaning the walks with half
worn out birch broom sweeping backward
and forward, and then removing with new
broom what the old one took oil the surface.
When the walks were covered with moss it
was scraped off with n hoe before the broom
was used. After having pursued this prac-
ticc for six years, my walks looked as fresh
and clean as if they had been newly gravel
cd, Last season very few weeds made their
appearance during the summer: by perfor-
ming the operation when frost is on the
ground, you not only remove all small
weeds, but you sweep of most Of the seeds
deposited there TO veCetate the following
summer. If docks, thistlcs, or dandclions
appear, cut out their crowns and put little
salt on them, and you will not have to re.
peat the sailing twice in one place.
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WHAT PATRICK Henry SAID. Encourage
immigration said Patrick Henry; 'encour-
age the husbandmcn, the mechanics, the
merchants of the Old World to come and set.
tic in this world of promise; make it the
home OF the ski'lfn', Industrious, and the
happy, as well as the asylum of the distress
Ell; I'LL up the measure Of your population
as speedily as you can by the means which
Heaven has placed in your lower, and +
venture 10 prophcsy there are those now Ii.
wing who will see this favored land among the
most powerful on earth Yes, sir, they will
sec her great in arms, her golden harvcsts
running over an immcasu,able extent, her
commerce penetrating the most distant seas
and her cannon sicncing the vain bosts of
those who now affect to rule the waves
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STATE or ILLINOIS,, In Sale County,
81. The People Of The State Of Hhnois, TO ali
70 nhom these Ir,sents may come. an iespeeial.
iy The merit Of Kin .Heirsat-lar. and Credu.
osof Harrison ". Dar.s, dec'd-GREET
ING:
WHEREAS, Abram P. TIosford, admir-. and
W Emma Woohty, date Emma Davis adm'x
OF the Estate OF Harrison N. Dawn, deceased,
are DESTROYS OF rendering an account OF their
procredIn2sns such ndmiiistra Tor and admins
uaiIix, and having final settlement. and Tor
that purpose have made an application to the
County Court OF La Sale county Tor n CLINTON. 10
I've directed to those who may he Interested ~ said
estate: WE, THEREFORE. require yon to az.
pear before our said court, at the court house n,
Ottawa. IN said county, on the "a Monday OF Ju.
ly, 1855. at O'Clock IN the afternoon, il you see
fit 10 attend the final selllrmr nj OF Sail account.
April % s. w RAYMOND. CLERK
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SERIOUS RAILROAD AcClDrSr.-On Friday
afternoon, last, the passenger train on the
Michigan Southern Railroad, due here at
$50, evening, ran off the track at Elkhart,
Indiana, in consequence Of the displacement
OF o switch. The train was under Roadway
Of twelve or fifteen miles nm hour. The en-.
CINE and tender were overturned into ditch,
severely sca.ding the cngcnecr and fireman.
The front cars were badly smashed, the rear
baggage car entering the passenger car next
to 1t ten feet or more, and the second and
third passenger cars being more or less bro
ken. Although the train was crowded with
passengers, comparatively few were injured,
and none mortally. Quite n number of per-
sons were bruised and cut, and ano, e them,
eight out OF a family Of nine childacn, some
ofwhom bore pretty sevcremarks Of the dis
aster.
Hon. John s. Wells, ex-senator Of New
Hampshire, was on board, in the forward
passenger car, and met with very narrow
escape from death. lie was thrown beneath
the shattered cars, the timbcrs passing over
him, and so closely confined him that the
car had to be raised with .Iackscrews before
no could BIZ extricatcd. We are happy, how
ever, to state, that he was not seriously in.
jured.-Ch. Tribune.
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Green's Mills.

fI,IIE above mills haveJu.i undergone ,,iv, " ~
j repairs and are now 80 arranged that six run
oiburrs can be- turned on custom work or merchan,
either which makes the "Old Pioneer" one oiihe
bestcustom mills in the state n the four run oi
merchan,hUrrs, bolts Nc, wl.be used foTcustom
work when.S.rrequred
GenI emen give us a ca u as we are determined
to spare no pains, with good, competent aud ac-
commoda'lng milcrs 10 render genera sat siaciion
The undersigned has obtained the entire con.
troll oithr above mills and will hereafter suprrln.
tend them IN person and he eel- confident that
with his new arrangement together with -nunG
hteiines experience in the above bu-!rrssl.Iat ht
ansairly DEFY all honorable competition.
DnyiOn, Sent IL. II ID OR FEN
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"EI'FN, V'
Description
Fine HDrs e for SnIe,

I lE subscriber offers Tor sale hs noble grey
horse. Eclipse and Durock.
Tn, first reason tor my wanting to sell Is that
have had the horse several years aud HI ought to
change.
The second reason isl have two very nj &c three
year olds aext spring, from him, aud consequently
shall not need the old general.
The thin d reason is he ls the hest horse there 10
about, and no man need deny IL and has the hest
stock. lfyOu don't want to depend on what say,
ask Mrssrs. Mllligan, over Fox river; Wood, in
Ottawa Ford, on the bluff near Cuawa f; Me.
Cnrihy. on Buck creek; BEEN, on Indian creek;
Wiley, near Munsontown Dickinson, and q
hot II others, and last ofsl Mcl,urney himself,
and the horse should he doing more good, and
owned by some one that has more time to attend
to him Than have. I,.
1.-THE horse is not sold soon he will be kept the
following season al Ottawa, or OF the bluff near
town, mud probably over Fox river. Terms will be
FIVE doarshy the insurance.
March TO- JAMES McBrRsry
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Look Here,

( NIAlN pumps, sod.ron iurnaces, apple pea
Or.rs, bench screw, nursery lamps, pa ste Jig
g-r.. sewing birds. band belts, COW bells, hay
knives, coffee roast.ts brass krriies dog chains
dog collars, dog mnzzles bird cages for sale the
October CRY U.Epvlrr srorr
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NOTICE
THE UNDER SIGNED AGENT of the I,T.
i Ma INSURA> OF HARTFORD

THE UN DERSIGNED AGENT of the ET.
i Ma INSCRA>CE,OF HARTFORD,
Connecticut, takes pleasure in informing III. ci,i.
zens Of Chicago that this Company is perfectly
sound, with its whole capita pnd in. and unnpnl-
red. We have received from the Secretary, the
following. VIZ:
ErSs lysrRhvcE CosrASy, 1
H,GrfoeD. Sept sth, 1874 I
c. 5. IIcBDAsD. Agent, Chicago.
The condition Of this Of
hcc, notwithstanding the considerable losses Of the
past two months. Is sound. The capital is whole,
with respectable surplus The Company do not
owe Dollar TO any Bank or other institution
There is moi mote ar acceptance OF the Company
outstanding in the hands OF any individual or lnsti-
iu'ion with large balance IN cash at our credit in
Bank, and every Ioss now outstanding viii be
promptly paid AT maturity or before Our invest
ments IN Bond.. Stocks and Mortgages exceed
-Four Hundred Thousand Dollars. besides large ba-
lances due and IN course Vi transmission from
Agents
believe the Hartford insurance company ofTIart-
r,'ord, and the Northwestern lns. Co. Oswcgo,
in proportion 10 their capital. are equally good in
all respects. Their annual statements can he seen
at my Office sic GEO. 5. tIsuER,agL
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EXCELSIOR FAMILY STARCH.

NIlEAPER and superior To any other starch.
Nlor family purposes, being entirety ir.e from
all specks This article may be used with the Ut.
most confidence. in preparing the fines, mnsi,ns
and linens The ingredients with which this
starch is made, render; wholly unnecessary the
use OF starch polish, or spernlceii, as IL produ.
ces tine polish without cumming up or inuring
the fabric, which IS inevitably the case from the
c6nsian, us. OF OIL matter
Directions far use fake two-thiTds NJ the
quantity generally used Of other kinds, dissolve IN
cold water, then pour in boiliag water, stirring
qulckiy-hoIi a lew minutes. For "a - by
August G s. w Cutr,r,
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Mansion House,

ttItiHs TliF oprieiorhaving recently pur
Au17as = chnsed this well known stand, on
the court house square, Ottawa, Il nd having en-.
tirey renovated and refl,ed it, has made i, deci.
dedly he best house in the city.
He is prepared to accommodate tea nv mount OF
travellersand boarders in the very best style, and
ready to convey possena gers 10 and fron,ihe cars
AT each TIME Of their arriva atthe depot.
His table will be furnished with oil the delica
cirs the country can afford includngnll xmas Of
wild game while his terms tor boarders and tran.
sien, customersw willie aslow asthetimes will jus,
THY. -Es.-.
Alarge barn withample stablingis attached to
the house sufficient tonccO,.modaie any number
othorses. Also q large carriage house, besides
oil Oter convenrnces necessary Tor the coRiioTt o.
those y no may favor him with their custom. n
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H0SF0RD & MILL r,
General Land Agents,
Wi1ERItlD. RIifh HAWK m inNi

A RE pepared TO transact any busiress per.
"A tanning to the purchase and s1e ct land OF
Town LOIS, investigation oi tiirs, transfers and
conveyance. generally.
We bave located ourselves in tn. interior ior
that purpose nd will prrsonaiiy survey and care.
iuIlyrxamine any tract Ola nd within our reach
give correct and prompt Information concerning
Congress Lands in he Dialogue and DrsNoiner
Land Di''rlc,s, n any OF the surrounding cOua.
ties, especially on he proposed lines OF Ro Road
from DuBuqoe wrstand the Cedar River Valley
Rail Road. Persons wishing 10 make safe i,.ye.,.
iD-nts ny having careful selections made sou!d do
well address or give vs. ncali
leads located o. tirnr iors., jsrs. Payment n
TAI 20 punetuai'y attended 20. TowGshipplaiso
latest date nlr Iyson and
3G. 900 Acres Of Cnoice Farming Land.
For Sale from $ los pcs acre. A so seycrlI
small lots Of timber OF good quality. Likewise .
ORB improved Farms near The county sent
AP HOSFORD. EDMUND MILLER.
REIEEINcEs.-Goy.N aile-oD, Springfield, Il.
Hon james Gvin, Huntington, Pa r. C. Goo
dell, Cash Neich. & Dfoyrrs' Bank, Joliet. H.
George ) Fisher, Cash Bank ofOiiawa. III; II,
+. EaDes Banker. Ottawa, III f.. r. Stiles E.q
Dixon. H.: ii : iIrthrrinntou. DuPugur Town
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Tnr .SnLp Nuticc

NOTICE ishenby given to all concerned
~ that. at sale Of lands and town lois Tor
taxes and costs due thereon to tie s,a,e and
county Tor the year 1853 by the treasurer and col
lectoi OF the county OF La Sale aud stat. of M.
nois. at the door ot the court ,ouse ~ said coun.
~, on the Sih day OF May, 1854 | became tie
purchaser OF the following described lo,s, viz !:
los4 ;, 6, ! and in block 20; lot IN block
Is. lots 2and IN block 10, aud lot \ IN block
~, III the city OF La Sale and lots 5 aud u IN
block :, and lots and . IN block II, in Das.
combs addition To P-ra and 'ha, the lime of re-
dempdon from said sale will expire on the 9Th day
OF May, 1856. may5-3S' PArHIcK UcoNSnR.
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AdministratOrs N0ticr.

NJ Office Is hereby given. to all persons bav
IN ing cims against the estate Vi ichael
Craig, Deceased, that will attend term Of the
county court OF La Sale county, r be- held IN OF.
tnwa. IN said county oi IN Sale ard state Of II.
linois, on the fourth Monday Of June ne 1t, when
and where all persons having claims against said
estate, are notified to present the same in wriiins
10 said cour, Tor adjustment.
mayl2 Z. NJ. KILDufF. putiie adninisfar
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Estate Of Timothy CoDee, d;'d.

NOTICE is her.by given. that the Indersicn /.
~ ed. admlnis,ratria OF the estate Of Timothy
Coffee. deed will attend the county court of La
Sale county. at a term thereof TO be holden Mt
ottawa, IN said a Sale county. and state OF H.
limos, on the third Monday in June next, when
aud where nj persons having CLAIMS gains, said
estate are hereby requested to prcsen, III. same Tor
adjustment. apes NiARy Cofrgr, admir-
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Estate of E.l,card Ei;ernan d,c'J

DUBLlC Notice is hereby given, TINT the sub.
l scI'brr. Administrative Of the estate Of I'D.
ward klernan, deceased, viii attend the County
Cour, OF La Sale County. AMI State OF liliuois
at term thereof to be- holden at the Court House
in ottawa, IN said County, o. the 81 Monday OF
June next, when and where all persons having
claims ngains. said estate are notified and r-qu-s-
ted to present the same TO said Coun for ad,udi-
cation. MAY D., ELIZABETH kiE.sAN, err
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The Great Discovery.
kROIlERION!

FOR CURLING THE HAIRu
TOK many years il has been the ohjee, of deepes,
study with chemists and Others, TO produce
fluid that, applied to the hair, would cause il 10
wave and curl equal In beauty to the natural curl.
The Krollerion Is the only article ever offered to
Ject. But three or lour applications are nee rss,r nv
TO curl il Us much as may be desired, and for mi
length OF time. From the many testiInonials Of
those who hive used IL, the subscriber does NO,
hesitate to warrant the krolleriou to give ruiisfac
ton, and prove az recommended in Oh cnses
The recipe Tor making, with iull direction, A.,
use, will be sent on the receipt OF one dollar po,,
paid. The ingredients will MOI cos ovrr IL cents
Dirertto II. A. FREtMONT.
Warren, TtumJuU Co. n 2
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Guavsiinn'> safe al l.cni T., tate.

Rf virtue of decree entered nv II. G. Cotton
- Judge OF the county court oi La Sale county
aud state OF Illinois, nj the March Term, 1855, on
the application 81 Benjamin +. HELEN, Guardian
OF Isabella VI. WMakm, infant heir OF John I.
W. MMakin deceased, will sell at public ven.
due, on the 2sh day May next, on The premises
the following tract Of land, lying IN snid La Sale
comfy, and described aud known rs the nest haif
OF the norfh.easf quarter Of section IS. i. Torn.
shp 80 north, Of Range Gust. continuing 30 ae,es
This tract ct land Is well improved, pleasantly
er,and hat few miles from the city Of Ottawa.
All persons dr,irng choice iarni will do we
toexainnr said premises before the day OF sale
This farm viii be sold Tor cash, or on Q credit
to be determined on before the div Of sale by said
guardian, subject to the widows dover.
BENJAMIN :, ilELLEN, Guardian. p,
IloilisterS Cavalry, soils. npril l4.t
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STITE or JyIINDyy T., s,Us /,,,,,,,,

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La .Saite county,
g. 3h. People If The Siaie If Illinois, 10 oil
10 nhom those Presents D.ay com-, md esp.-
eiaiiyfo The nexi NJ Kin, Heirs at LI1. and
C,edtfors " Dsc!d Daris, deed --GREET.
ING.
WiiEREAS, Abram p. lIosford and John
" Parkr, administrators OF the Estate OF Ul-
vii Davis. decreased, are DESTROYS OF rendering
an account OF their proc' edngs NJ such admins.
traitors, aud having n final settlement, and Tor
lhn, purpose have made an application in the
County Court OF LA Sale county for n citation,
10 bc Directed 10 ihn-e who may br interested ia
SAID estate WE, THEREFORE,. require you
to appear before our said court nj III. court house
At ottnwn, in said county, on the 81 Monday Of
Jsly, 1855, ut 10 o'clock in the TO enoon, Il you
see fiji TO attend he final settlement OF said ac-
court. tApnl % ;. w. RAynoNp. CLerk