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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. SMrH.-The Mis-
souri, Republican, Of late date, says =
"Gen. P. F. SMITH, U. S. A, is in this city,
will proceed Immediately to Kansas, 10 quiet
affairs there. As he is a man Of mature
judgement, a good lawyer, and having no
other object than to keep the peace in
Kansas, he will, we feel assured, accomplish
H."
FLoRDA-Troops in Florida that were
in the locality Of the everglades have been
removed In consequence Of that portion ol
the country being submerged.
DO Dispatches from our ministers at the
principal European capitals contain assur-
apces that nearly oil the foreign legation
unite in approving the principles and policy
embodied in Mr. Marcy s last paper dismiss
ing Mr. Champion.
The OCEAN TELEGRAPH AND DEEP-sEA SCUM
DINGs The United States propeller Arctic,
now fitting out at the Brooklyn navy-yard,
leaves, in short time, in charge Of Lieut..
Commander Bergman, to complete the
deep sea sodndings between Newfoundland
and ireland, which were commenced by him
some time since, while in command Of the
Dolphin.
A BUNDLE OF MYsrERIEs.-It is q mys-
terry where Col. Fremont was born how
be was educated, whether for a Catholic
priest or Protestant clergyman; whether
he is now Catholic or Protestant; whether
ha sc kha fao 4 ii
Of the Rockey mountains, or whether Kit
Carson is not entitled 10 that honor; wheth-
er he is more known-nothihg than black re-
publican, or whether he is either; wether he
Is the richest man in the world, or whether
Mariposa is worth anything; whether be is
the real candidate for the presidency, or
whether it is in fact "Jessie" 1t is a mys-
terry how he was ever thought Of or nom
mated for the presidency, and equally a
mystery how any sensible man can think
that be has any chance for an election.
MORMON PoLYGGMY.-The Committee on
Territories in the House Of Representatives,
have brought in bill for the SUPPRESSION Of
polygamy, making it an offense punishable
by fine Of $500, and imprisonment from two
to Eve years. Coming, as this does, just
on the'eve Of Utah applying for admission
into the Union, it is ominous that Congress
is determined to take the bull Of Mormon
polygamy by the horns, and drags Brigham
and his twenty or thirty thousand follow
ers right up to the bar of an enlightend
nation.
PANORAMA ELEcrIoNEERINe.-Th are
exhibiting panorama Of Fremont's trav.
els in the West. This is new mode oI
electioneering.
DGr Advices from Leavenworth Of It'll
ult. state that Gen. Persifer Smith had ar
rived.
~ Hon. P. S. Brooks is named in the
ChGrLestOR Standard, for Governor Of South
Carolina.
~ On the l4th of June, seventy-nine
years ago, our national banner, the " Stars
and Stripes" was unanimously adopted by
, 1856-09-05
Notice.

WE, the undersigned bnilding committee have let
w the contract for the enclosing Of the house OF
woship in this pace and in order To facilitate and
forward the enterprise we are now under the necessi
" Of asking for the funds that have been cheeuy
subscribed for this purpose Our friends will confer a
great favor on US by depositing the cash and scrip,
(which they have proposed to give to the church) }
with Mr.. WIN. Wright, [ as he Is our treasurer) and
he will give the proper credit We would be glad to
have ali the funds in. as early the 10th Of this
MONTH We also expect to need the work and materi-
nj that has been piufered by our citizens, in very
ALFRED HALL.
D.R.BIGELOW.
Building Committee.
Olympia, Aug. sth, 1856.
, 1856-09-05
To Printers.

TINE undersigned offers for sale to the craft y the
i following articles. direct from the New York fOen
dries, and all In good scperate packages, ready for
transportation to any part OF the state, without any
additional expense for "b0xing:" 10 M
font LADoR,sAvnS0 RuLR, Brass single.
double and parallel. with mitred pieces,
tustifying from one to forty ems plea, and
dispensing entirely with the use Of the
shears and Ole. 500
font double Engllsh caligraphic Script.
(5S bs) 90
2l Cuts, (ecctrotype, "S" "NO.n and
Bought Of" for checks and bill.heads. 8
can, Gold size, very superiOr) 6
Imposing Stone, 2kx26 II inches. IS
Imposing Stone, 20 l-lx76i inches, so
No. 8 Imperial Selflnking Machine, LIS
CIRCUITS Yankee Card PresAn $50
GEORGE II. SANDY,
"TOwN TALK OFPIcE."
l40 Washington street, San Fnncisoo.
Olympia, August lst, 1856. S9n
, 1856-09-05

Il ganization Of this territory win shortly be sold
to the highest bidders for scrip signed BY the Quarter
master and C0mmissary General and approved by the
Commanderin-chief. .t go -. ~ II
Persons therefore, having accounts against the vol
unteer organization and who may wish 10 make pure
chases Of the public property will perceive the neces
sty for handing In their accounts to the dilerent
quartermasters and getting scrip issued on Aesame
without delay 9lt'N1
y WILLIAM W. MILLER, r.,
Q. NJ. and Com Gen1. W. T.V.
Olympia, August lst, 1856. 99-4t
, 1856-09-05

WE take this opportunity TO invite the people Of
w this territory without regard to sects or par
ty to attend a camp meeting at Fort Riddle; miles
east Of this place. Il may be well for those who at
meeting will commence on Friday the Sch day ofSep-
tember; at II O'Clock This meeting will include the
time Of last quarterly meeting for this season..
to meet with us and take part In the exercises.
J. IF. DEvoHA
Olympia, August lss, 1856. ~. '''-...
, 1856-09-05
Notice.

DY VIRTUE of a decree rendered 10y the Admiralty
ID Court in the Sd Judicial district "f Warrington
Territory the 18th day Of August 4. D. 1856
and warrant issued thereon from said court on the
29th day of August, lS56,
will sell the steamboat Water LHy, together with
her machinery and tackle, at public auction at the
town of Seattle on the Sth day of September, \. D.
1856, at 2 o'clock, p m.
GEO. W. CORLlSS, L. S. Marshal.
BY r. s. HATuAwAY, Deputy.
Aug. 20, 1856, 2Wl2t
, 1856-09-05
Notice

is HEREBY given that letters Of administration
i with the will annexed upon the estate Of JOHN
EDGAR late Of ThurstOn county, deceased have beer
granted by the Probate Court Of said county at the
July term, 1886, to the undersigned.
Persons having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them properly authenticated according to law
for payment-and those indebted will settle the same
JOHN NJ. SWAN,
Administrator, e. 7. A.
Olympia, Thuaston county
Olympia, July Is, 1856. 4w37
, 1856-09-05

French MEDIATION. - A private tele.
graphic despatch, sent to the London Times
by its Paris correspondent, announces, un'
der date of Madrid, June Is, that the
Spanish government has accepted the med
ation of France in its difference with Mex,
ico
, 1856-09-05
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that letters of ad
~ ministration have been granted to the undersign
ed by the Probate Judge Of Pierce county, on the
estate Of J. W. REAMS. deceased. barring date Of
July 18TH 1856. All those indebted to said estate arr
requested to settle the same Immediately; and all
those having claims against the estate are requested
to present them, legally authenticated to the under
signed within one year.
SHERWOOD BONNEY, Administrator.
Aug % 1856, Avail
, 1856-09-05

TIME Copartnershp heretofore existing under the
| name and firm of Goudy 4 Wiley, in the publica-
of the Pioneer and Democrat" is this day dissolved
by the mutual consent Of both parties.
The books, accounts, &c, having by arrangement
been left for settlement with the remaining partner Of
said firm and by whom the debts Of the office will be
adjusted the present firm alone are authorized 10 re
ceive and receipt for debts due said old firm.
Those knowing themselves indebted for subscrip
ton advertising otherwise, requested to make
immediate payment.
Olympia, August 9th, 1856.
, 1856-09-05
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned has
taken out letters Of administration the estate
Of Thomas B. Faueett late Of Pierce county deceased
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the estate
are requested to make immediate payment; and all
those having claims against said estate are requested
10 present them duly authenticated, for settlement
Estate supposed to be solvent,
JOHN 7. FAUCET,
steilacOom, July 2sth, 1856. SmsO
, 1856-09-05
OLIVER E. WOODS
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Wn=A NnHa

March 5, 1856. I
Mr.. Woods has my authority TO put his plan, as
above in operation but no responsibility is assumed
by the department and all correspondence In regard
n this arrangement must be addressed TO the Pacific
Mail List" New York. That the public may avail
itself Of the advantages thus offered postmasters arc
requested 10 give the circular conspicuous place in
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
, 1856-09-05
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, &c..

Such as cups, saucers plates patters terreens and
sooTfhs; glass decantors salt cellars pitchers tum
blers, &c, all Of which will be sold cheap.
call Is respectfully solicited from ALL before pnr
chases made elsewhere as II will ever be the ain
OF the undersigned 10 please which, with our present
stock, and that daily expected per LeOnesa al wei
as by regular mportations by futufe vessels we arr
confident we can accomplish.
R8- Remember the place
RUTLEDGE & LOWE,
., Post ONCE Building, opposite Ayres' Tin Shop
Olympia, Sept. 4, 1855. MATT
, 1856-09-05
Religious Notices.

Rev. G. +. WHITwoRrH presbyterian church, will
preach regularly on the second and fourth Sabbahs
Of every month, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock
Pm.
Rev. J. +. DEvORE, (Iethodist Church, will preach
regularly on the first and third sabbath Of every
mouth, at II O'clock, A. NJ. and 3 O'Clock, 2. NJ.
, 1856-09-05

Legal Advertisemcnts.-After this date, april
g. j6) legal advertisement will he inserted in this
paper unless it is accompanied by the cash.
, 1856-09-05
Notice

Is HEREBY given that letters of administration
i have been granted To the W. II. Wallace by the
Probate Court Of Pierce county Washington Terrific
ry, on the estate of JOHN p. LECKEY, deceased,
late Of said county.
All persons having claims against said estate are
requested tO present them to the administrator, with
the necessary vouchers, within one year from this
date at his residence at Stcacoom, Pierce county.
All persons indebted to said estate are called upon to
make immediate payment.
W. II. WALLACE, J
Administrator
Steilacoom, W. T., July IS, 1856 4w4l
, 1856-09-05
Post OGlce Department.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 5, 1856.
Newspapers throughout the United States will ren
der service in our opinion, to persons having cor
respondents in the Pacific REGION by giving conspc
uOus place to the subOined circular in their rcspec
tive columns.
JOHN B. WELLER,
Senate of the u s., from California.
J. W. DENVER,
House of Rep. U. S., from California.
y z. 4 HERBERT
House of Rep. of U. 5. from California.
JOSEPH LANE,
Del. from Oregon, II. r., U. S.
j. PATTON ANDERSON,
Del. from Washington Territory, H. r., U. S.
, 1856-09-05
Livery Stable.

IIAVING purchased the interest Of A. J. Baldwin,
L in the Livery Stable, heretofore under the name
of A. Baldwin Co., am prepared to furnish good
saddle horses and do all kinds ofteaming on the short
est notice.
Also, good wagon yard and Oats, Hay, &c., always
on hand for travelling customers, at The rsIy lOpssf
rates.
EDMUND SYLVESTER.
Olympia, Jan. 25th ls5G.-tG
, 1856-09-05
REGISTER and Il ReceiYer's Notice

The above townships having been surveyed and the
plats thereof approved the following dates respect
lively Feb 10Th and May 2lst, April 4th, January
2gth January oath, and January llth.
All persons having claims parts Of claims
therein requested to appear at the Land Office for
the District Of Washington Territory at Olympia,
loithR thirty days rom and after the first day Of
November next previous to that time II convenient,
when and where we shall be prepared to receive the
notifications Of their claims respectively and enter
upon the adjustment and settlement according To law
Of all conflicts Of boundary lines which may be found
to exist among them.
Given under hands at Olympia, this 2jth day of
June, 1856
wM. A. STRICKt.ER. Register,
+. YULEE, Receiver.
June 2s, 1856. 6w3t
, 1856-09-05
GROCE ES;

Consisting, in part of tea (a brands and qualities }
coffee, sugar,-powdered, crushed, No. China, etc.
rlisins, pepper, spices, tobaccO-smoking and chew
ing; indigo starch powder, lead, caps &c molasses
syrup, pickles, dried apples beans, etc. in fact eve
rything necessary for the table, wanted in family
We have also on hand, and which will be sold ai
prices oto the iOoesi and are Of quality as good
as the best "a general and we~elected assortment Of
, 1856-09-05
L. O. q. r..
NEW FIRM!
NEW GO0DS!!
NEW PRICES!!!

7UTbEDGD co LOW
HAVING associated themselves in trade, for the
IL transaction Of general merchandising business
have just received, ex Sarah Warren" full, com.
pete, and choice assortment Of
, 1856-09-05
OLYMPIA LODGE. No. 5,

N-N~----~-~~-~~~N-~
A OLYMPIA LODGE, No. s,
XXOf Ancient Free aud Accepted Masons, holds
y Irregular communications on the first and third
Saturday evenings in every month
All members of the order in good standing are invi.
ted to attend. 7. r. McELROY, W. n.
NN-~O~.~~NN-N
I. O.. O. f..
TINE regular meeting of OLYMPIA LODGE No. I, of
Il the INDEPENDENT ORDER of ODD FELLOWS, is held
every Saturday evening, at 81 o'clock in the buding
formerly occupied by VIM. Rutedge two doors east OF
the Washington Hotel.
All members in good standing in the order, are invi
ted to attend. D. C. BEATTY, Sec'y.
Olympia, Oct. 10, 1855.
, 1856-09-05

Among which will be found coats pants and vests Of
the various and latest styles and qualities red and
blue flannel oyershirts; cotton and flannel drawers,
&C.; pocket and neck handkerchefs suspenders etc.
All requiring anything int ibis line should give Us
call before purchasing elsewhere as the undersigned
are confident they can suit customers regards pri
ces, while the goods we may offer shall be Of such
quality as will recommend themselves. Unbeiiepers
are invited to call in andbecome satisfied on this point
, 1856-09-05
ROOt9 % S1aOoa,

Mems calf. kip and stoga boots assorted sizes; boys
do; mems and boys kip, stoga, and calf shoes La.
dies and misses CATERS, slippers &c. suitable for all
ages sizes and conditions.
We also offer % the trnde n larce Assortment of
, 1856-09-05
To Whom il may Concernl !

Olympia, August lst, 1856. -.....l' ~
, 1856-09-05
THE PUGET Mill co.

stcilacoom, July 18th, 1856.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
Local Advertisements
NlAIS>O1A1.0. HOTEL.

a. THE undersigned has opcued tbs
: N;,; well known house, IN Marshall, aud j.
Ella row prepared to entertain all those
" no NAV ..tsos him with their patronage. lie
table will be always Supplied vith the very
best that money can purchase. md no pains or
expense will be spared "a -euter al TIE guests
Who may stop at his hoitl comfortable
The stable is convenient Go the hous. ard
will be kept abundantly supplied with goes
proyender, and an attentive hoster
Drsrou. Of rendering the Marshall llotei
a pleasant stepping pla~e, and determined to
ri liberal share of patronage, if attention
% business can give success the undersigned
confidently offer, the services Of his house and
himself TO the public.
WI RI SSELL.
Marshall, Sept, -, 1886 ~
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No~N> - ohm

AIIl.l continue the COMMISSION aud For.
w wardinp business ut their I'D stand aud
hope, by strict attention to their business "a.
clusiyely, 10 receive 4 liberal share Of patron
age
Liberal cash advances made on Cotton ship
ped to our New Orlcan. friente, ~. veil 10,
upon other produce in store.
Baeeing, Rope, and other plantation sup.
plies kppt constantly on Land, which they offer
upon Die most advantageous terms 10 their
customers. They furthermore beg leave to
state tina, having commodious " atch0use
adapted to the storage Of 5000 bales Of cotton
with appropriate sheds for tho storage OF 1000
additional bales, they feel assured tl'at by The
facilities they Possess, that they can e,lvrd thc
same to her Kind patrons VI & L.
Jefferson, Nay l.th, 1886 Ss-y
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NcM Goods

'I'HE undersigned having houei, out the
! entire iulrrcsi 1t Zen. + Greer, in the
firm Of \N,on. Greer 4 Co. have INST received,
in addition to their stock, a lar'a and vel sc-
ccicd a-sofimrn, 81 fancy dry goods a. thr
latest sN'r Area towels hicsclcd AID brown
domcsucs. -jic~Hng. ,oitenades, HReus, hart
ware sadderv, oureu~war' raSsets, boots,
saaes, hat-, caps. houuei~, Nc, &c.
Also leheel BOOK aud line article Of chew.
ur tobacco, ami some OF every ariric usual +
sept m dty gaoi stores, 60 Nhch teY n'fr
the cjjea,oa Of ,hei, friends ard customer,
and pnbHe rprsraltF.
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Masonic Regain.

ROYAL Arch. Pest Master. Master Mason.
,Hd ,ounel RrssHa-. those wI-'i's sprh
.ftl.irs N4.. save money oy ,..4uE nu I-.
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Great Inducements,

(stcM NNNNCeWrNN~'
IN"E. have Just received from New ofs
w large and fI.i assortment 90! staple ard
FANCl DRY GppDS,
Of ,ae latest styles ard aucNi 'estao vhiab
sc src DETERMINED TO seH bower tara they have
ever teen offered be- this market u YOU aont
believe 3. call snd examine 10 ,h.i. spsl ,oa
nothing
For Inc a..,siauce II yodf iErIor7, 49, .o.n-
Cd vou sill hni list ni ARTICLES received
Hate, taps snd Bonuct-,
noots. SAoe- pumps aud
Slippers, hne and eomgaon'
Domest0s,
lleasy saa sdped Co'tonaae,
Linen UuHs snd Tweed,
Musilu, puats and Gingh'ms
Hardware, a aecus". ta,
Cutlery and Saddle
With a lot Of Jt~ eiry fvuumety and fancy
notions, embracing a genera assortment - q
DR., Good, business
Come and see, We - ll sell low
NMONS & DtPEEE.
ip0. - tsat NV
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Urickmasons and Carpenters.

SEALED PROPOSALS for thc constitution
y n q Courtaop-c and jail, iai'y or scia-
rately. lu townof nfd..'c, g.untcUu y
Texas. wil be received ty tar unicrsienr4
committee, appointed by Ac conuV court ct
said county, until the 95th dog Of jane next
Cou,thoa.e 20 De tea stores thirty 'No
.sei3 h.,h ami LIS is fAy i.,t asl o. 81 q
ts IN plain STYLE laitneuse, FORTS ~ eighteen
feet. tWo stories UWcuiy tsu fcct high p's-
or rooms eighteen by eighteen fret ard iiai'h-
cl lu e.du style For particular. reference
aan te ttd -9reasat Dps ON TIE 90 county
clerk. office
BIZ. w.ii be rege,. eel for the masonry and
ca rpeutcr> work A>e, jointly OF separately
tor one or botA buildings. Proposals mast be
accompanied with boad. ia doutc tIe amount
bid, Ni.A good and sufficient sc,Gniy Too thc
aHhtl Performance ct ac Woia
PAsmrat o. 'Hc amount ct iaat - .te
thon.aii dol 'hfs w.l be- made "a li,e wot. pro-
presses ballans e. ou time. Contractor or coua
tractors L. havc tNo YEAR FROM date % eoH-
la, 10 cau.P.ci, SAID building,
" E.Ltstgs,
Is CufiraN.
lSo. " iloyi
~ QuAYLH
Ami af tsA5 nS5-4A COMMITTEE,
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.sCMliNl Ole.


E.scatial OILS.
Rosemary, Cloves, Hemlock Bercamo,. Sas.
sairas, Ccdrat, Jessamne Bitter Almonds. Go.
rauum, Juniper. Anise. Otcanum. Caienu,
Cinnamon, Cubebs. Peppermint. Lavender
Spcarment, Succini, pennyroyal, Caraway and
khotiula.
Camphor, Epson and Rochelle Salts. Cold.
cnsenl, Peruvian Bark Rad Sar.ararilla. Coeu.
lus ludicus. Chsmomlc Flowers. FMtscrd Do
ground, Blood Root, ",tsh Hazel Rad Cent?
an, Gum Arabs, De. rnlvetised. Cerander
Seed, iva tr.i, Cafb Mannesa IN papers. Cal
cncj Nagne-ia, Husbands MAGNETISM, Errot.
tardomum Seed, obrla seed. and herb Fol
Scnna, Rad, Scueka RAD srrpcnteoia VIII.
Black Root, Lluassla fasped. Compo.itlon Pow.
dcrs, ish and lreanl Moss lsinsiass. SauiD.
Poplar Bark. pulg Jalap, Blue stone. Tartar
Eme',c, khubarb Columbe, Max Vomi.a. Dig.
ltalis, Naleriau, English Do pul,crilrd Ground
Elm, Bchromate Potash, Rotten Stone, Rose
Leaves, powdered Collmlo Ipccac Cobalt.
white NgN, Bitter Root, Cab phosphate. Va
lerioaie, P,usmie, Sliphate and Iodde Of IRON.
Blue Smal, Mandrake. Gum Nyrfh. A..nfr,
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b.uble Back Rus-et Bfogan- Mp
Broeau-, eeut brocans, ralf bfoFsa-. rmmeI.
ed leather broeans. etc. etc. \ large .ei Of
indies ml..es and children, shoes. from the
l.n.st to the coatsest, 1t all qualities. GO. ar-.
shapes and quantities.
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,HllE Conditional Certificate OF baalam IL
nrewes. ,.suad by Tie board Of aud eom-
mt,s,ot,rs Of Harrison county, No. a. class
..a. for $40 acres. II not ionad "tlh'n .'S'y
Gays, shall apfy ioI . duplicate
NANCY BREW Err, Adm'x.
Ne, Of B. II Brewer.
Nav 2. 800 u39-N'
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Glts fine calf S.s'ed aui 1.r Eoa-.
manufactured h} Paddock Roe - e.. rm-
odelpHa. oat OF Sian flierca I,0tDr. o., 500 .,e
t. st quality. Ai,o, goa ard sip bau.-, rf,.
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adie. ard Cont. Black Slb ard Scotch
Gugham umbrellas, cotton and fancy xix
nar4-ols
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,seed 18th April, 1885
". u. KELSEY, J I.
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NcW Advertisements.
ANNNN ANN aNAAANA =.

M T. invite attention to our large stock n
w Of Drugs and Books which We are ~
now receiving from Eastern cit.rs u
Sllptorc, niir.r, nlurlalic, acetic and eitrir
Acid spirits nitrc IIoiinan's anodyne; SUN
Ether, spts. and aqua Ammonia aromatic
spis Ammonia. spts. Lavender, compound .
EoMlel's Salniinu.
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Local Advertisements.
'lO the Ns\NV(cr>.

Nv WV NNUNVVN.
4. DOZEN Gram Cradles, complete;
" I DO Scythrs do
. DO S.rkles 10.
A large assortment Of OK Chains.
Fresh 1T. LOUIS Flour
Boys Clothing.
WV. 3 IIYNsON & CO..
Nav 10th. 1886 37-tf
last cav.
4 IL persons indebted to the firm Of II &
n L. H. Key, are hereby Informed that un,
less they call aud pas up by the first Of June,
that after that date they will find 'heir accounts
IN the hands of an officer iof collection, and
this will be the course pursued in all eases
Il II. KEY, Surviving Partner.
Marshall NAV 10th, 1890 37-3w
ADMINISTRATOR Notice.
l Ell rKS Of Administration were granted
u 10 the undersigned on the estate of 4 +.
Grain, deceased, on the Sth De- Of March \
D. 1850 by the county court pertaining a. the
estates of deceased persons, held ~ aud Tor
the county Of HARRISON t. is therefore to
notify all persons having CLAIMS against sal
estate to present them ailhip the time PIE
scfib,d BY law. and those Indebted 10 make
Immediate paymen.
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