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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-08-12
End of the English War.

The Washington Union says that
"Lord Napier is distinctly advised that
the government of England should rec
ognize as sound those principles of in
ternational law which have been laid
down by General Cass, in his note on
the 10th Of April, to the British minis
ter in this city-principles which he
supports by the authority of Lord Sto-
we'll and the Duke of Wellington; and
that the British government also admit
that there is nothing in the treaty of
l842 (the AshburtOn Treaty. with the
United States which supersedes the law.
The dispatch to Lord Napier from
Lord Malmesbury is substantially the
same as the record Of q conversation be-
tween the former person and Mr. Dallas,
which we have heretofore made public
The present, however, comes to General
Cass in an authentic and official shape
from Lord Napier himself, and may
therefore be treated as the end Of the
search controversy"
The Union further remarks:
awe are now able to see the special
bearing Of the effort Of General Cass to
defeat the ratification Of the Quintuple
Treaty, for had that convention been
concluded it is hardly possible that we
should now be permitted to Congratu-
late the country upon a result 80 favor
able to the United States and so conso-
nant with the principles Of sound law" "
-got-
AMERICAN MARBLEs.-In West Rut-
land, w., marble is obtained witch has
no superior for sculpture in the world,
and some Of it has been exported to
Rome, ordered by Italian sculptOrs. 1t
has a fine grain and works beautifully
under the chisel At Great Darlington,
Mass, there is q flexible marble, which
bends like a bow when wet Black mar
bic, equal to that Of Ireland, is found in
New York, and verd antique is found
in many districts, and in every state in
almost every variety.
-tot
The select committee appointed by
the Iowa House Of Representatives to
investigate the charges Of fraud in the
location Of the State Capitol at Des
Moines, have made a report. The evil
dence shows that the Commissioners re-
oeived, as a personal and private bribe,
upwards Of $4,000 worth Of property,
Charles Fenton Mercer holland,
known and admired during the last 20
years for his sprightly writings under
the signature Of "Pete MILESTONE, died
at Little Rock, on the Esd ult., Of con-
sumption. He died with the calm and
cheerful resignation Of a sincere Chris
tan. He was as years Old
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AUGUsT APPOINTMENTs.

Dr.. l. V. Pisres pil Be 10 he i0r0siG7
Piaees remaining bat one day in each p.acs
loabgsteun UEi0a House, Tsestzy aug. IL
hanen Haskili House Wednesday Aggust Is.
Canheld Bostuiek House, THURSDAY August Ig.
salem larqubaf House. Friday .iuEust 90
COlumbiAna widow Sturgeon House sat. a s.
Aagusl ~ A %.
Mes Lisbon Watson Houss, Non. Augus, %
WelsFille Whitacre House Tuesday Au1ust "a
Hanover Iekes house, "Wednesday AuSuss Is
Minerva Yingiing House Thursday August %
Carrollton Patton H0dse, Friday August n
Marlborough at the Public House, Sat. Aug. .
NeWtOnlalls american House Monday Aug. 30
NiaDa William HOUSE Tuesday August 81
DH. PIEEcE would inform that be & ready 70
receive calls from al persons sho 1e afflicted
with diseases in the most complicated, as vii
as the most simple form; and Es he has had the
most perfsct success In relieving the suffering,
Of those who have applied 70 him, he astleTs
himself that persons seeking his advice, will
never regret it, and after folio sing bis mild
prescriptions, win not complain Of diseased
teeth or ruined Consultations, from the effect
Of medicide given In great doses, without g
thought Of the future happiness and heaIth Of
tPe patient.
Dr. Pines thinks a small quantity Of medi
cine properly administered, Eith the advice
which be can give 10 regard 70 diet, exercise,
&c, vii, II strictly followed. build up rather
than undermine the constitution Of .ose who
are rlready attacked with disease.
Those persons desirous Of consulting Ply.
sician, will do well 70 call upOn d, r, as he
will charge nothing for advice. AL intend.
ing to eau, should call early as possibls,as the
time is limited, and the appointments will be
prnctually kept Is above. June 8. 1855.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA PA.
Il BeneUoleat MStitytion, established By
special endowment for the relief of The
sick and distressed, afflicted Nth VirUleni
and Epidemic diseases.
1N o all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
such as Spermatorhna, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, Gonorrhoes, ,Gl eet, Syphils the Vice
Of 0nsnism, or Self Abuse, &c.
The Howard Association, in view Of the de.
ptions practised upon the unfortunate VIC
Tins OF such diseases by Quacks, several years
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, to open
DispeDsary for the treatment Of this class Of
diseases, In all their forms; and to give Medical
Advice Gratis, to all who apply by letter, with
a description Of their condition, (age, occupa
ton, habits of life, &c.) and in cases of ex.
tleme poverty, to furnish medicines free Of
charge. 1t is needless to add that the Asso-
citation commands the highest Medical skill
Of the age, and viii furnish the most appro-
we'd modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review Of the past, feel
assured that their labors il this sphere Of be.
nevolent effort, have been OF great benefit to
the afflicted, especially to the young, and they
have resolved to devote themselves, with re.
hewed zesh to this very important but. much
despised cause
Just published BY the Association, re
port on Spermatorhoe CT seminal Weakness
the Vice OF 0nanisms Masturbstion or Sell
Abuse, and other diseases of the Sexual Or.
gans, by the consulting Surgeon, which v i'll
be sent by mail, Tin sealed letter envelope
free Of charge, on the receipt of two stamps
for postage Address, for report or treatment
DR.. George R. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. South Ninth st.,
Pa. By order of the Directors.
Csc. FAIRcHILD, EZRA D. HEARTWELL,
Secretary. President
Dec, "a, 1857.
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Sale Of Real Estate By order of Court
IN the 2sth day Of August, 1858, at 3
" o'clock P. NJ. will be sold on the premi
ses to the highest bidder, the following real
estate as the property Of j. +. Lindsay deceas
ed late Of Carroll county, to witt A part Of
the porth,east quarter OF section ten, township
thirteen, range four Of lands ordered to be
sold at Steubenville, Ohio; beginning at the
south west corner of said quarter section.
thence cast 20 poles, thence north to the road
leading to George Greens to William Potts
thence in nOrth'easterly direction along sad
line to where it crosses the west line OF said
quarter section, thence said section line to The
place Of beginning containing fifty acres
Appraised at $525 90. Terms cash,
SAMUEL SMILEY, Adm.
of. F. Lindsay, deed.
August 4, ls5S.-4w.
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Republican Primary Elections.

The Republicans Of Carroll county are
requested to meet at their usual places Of
holding elections, in each township, on
SATURDAY AUGUST 18th 1888 be.
tween the hours Of IL NJ. and Z p N,
and there vote for their choice Of can
didates for the following County off
GERS viz, Recorder, Commissioner and
Infrmary Director; also their choice Of
candidate for Congress in this Con-
gressional District; aud also for their
choice OF candidate for Judge Of this Ju,
dicial District. The Primary elections
will in all respects be conducted as other
elections; true record Of the names Of
the voters. and the number Of votes east
for each candidate will be kept, and for
county officers, the said record will be
brought up to Republican Delegate Con.
yentiou 10 be held at Carrollton on the
10Th day Of August, 1858, when the votes
bhall be counted, and the person having
the highest number Of votes cast for him
in the county for any Office shall be the
nominee Of the Republican party for that
Office. - ...h
At the same time and on the same bal.
lot the electors will vote for Three Dele.
gates to carry the returns Of the vote for
the County Officers, to Carrollton on the
18th Of August; one Delegate to attend
ihe Congressional Convention at Harlem
Springs on the 10Th Of August, which
delegate sball bo governed in casting his
vote in the Congressional Convention, bv
the vote of the primary elections, the said
delegate casting bis vote for the person
having The tue highest number Of votes in
the township which he represents; and one
delegate to attend the Judicial convention
on the I'd day Of September, the judicial
delegate being likewise governed by bis
township vote.
The township vigilance committees will
act as judges of said primary meetings, or
substitute suitable persons in their places.
BY order Ofthe Republican Central Com
mitee.
JOHN STERLING Ch'p
p Sit is further recommended that
each township, at the same time also nom.
mate a suitable person to be supported by
the Republicans for Land Appraiser.
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Road Notice /!

The Supervisors of Roads and HIGHWAYS IN
Carroll County; are hereby notified that the
Commissioners of Carroll County, OF their Juna
Session, ''in accordance with the law mas "a
April 18th, 1883" Ordered; that the time for
working out the Road taxes, charged to the
property holders Of said county, be extended
to the first day of October, l $50
WASH. BUTLER.
cu Aud. Car. Co. o.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.

- - - - 3 = ~ vi ANAI AhCs
President.--James Buchanan.
Vice PTesident..--John @. Breckenridge
Sec. Of State--Lewis Cass.
Sec. Of Treasury--Howell Cobb.
Sec. Of Interior--Jacob Thompson.
Sec. of Navy-Isaac Toucy.
Sec of War-JOhn B. Floyd.
p M. General Aaron V. Brown.
Attorney Gen.-Jeremiah s. Black
Com. Of Pensiors--Geo. c. Whiting.
Com. Of Patents--T. Holt,
U. S. Senators-R. F, Wade, George
E. Pugh.
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor-Salmon P. Chase.
Lieut.. CoV.-Martin Welker'
Sec. Of State-A' p. Russell.
Treas. of State--A. p. Stone.
Aud, Of State-Francis N. Wright.
Attornev General-C. P. Wslcott,
B of Public Works-John WaddIe, A.
G Conover, A. L. Backus.
Judges, Supreme Court-Thomas Bart
ley, Josiah Scott, Jacob Brinkerhoff, ].
Il. Swan, Milton Sutlif.
Com. Public Schools--Anson Smythe.
State Coptroller-Wm. B. Thrall.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Judges District Court-Lyman W. Pot
tel, B, +. Hoffman, Horace Wilder.
Com. Pleas Court--Presideut Judge
Lyman w. Potter.
Memter of Congress-John A. Bing.
ham.
Senator--Thomas W. Chapman.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Representative j, B. Roach.
Probate JUdge--John II. Tripp.
Clerk of Court--John G. Baxter.
Auditor Washington Butler.
Treasurer--John L. Hunt.
She:iif-Edwin Ferren,
Recorder-Isaac UIman'
Pros. Attorney-Wm. II. Ghamper.
Commissioners--Thos. Wier, J. Stray.
er, ]. Gregg.
lnfirmary Directors-Wm. Neviu, D.
Rheem, ]. Fawcett.
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NO TIcE

he Farmers and Mechanics Mercantile as
sOciation Of Waynesburgh, Stark CO., Ohio.
= having disposed Of their entire stock OF
Goods to 9, T. Augustine & Co., (who will
continue the business at the old standl hereby
notify ell those indebted to said assoc iation.
that their accounts and notes must be settled
Immediately. The books ard notes remain =
the hands Of G. P. Augustine, former Agent
of the association. who is authOsettlerized "a
and receipt for the rame.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
MATTHIAS FIRESTONE Pres,t
Waynesburgh, april26. '5S-tf.
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sTEUBENYILLF.

: - - - - v Il ~ ~ y :
ARRIvTs-Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.
at . o'clock, 2. N. nRPARfs-Mondav. Wed.
nesday and Friday, at 6 O'Clock, AN.
NE W MARKET:
ARRiyEs-Daily, at o'clock, p. N. DE-
PARTs-Daily, at 6 O'Clock, A. N.
ON EIDA.
ARRIyEs-Daily, at Q o'clock, p. NJ. DK.
PARTs-Daily, at O'Clock, An.
CADIZ:
ARRIyEs-Thursday, at 6 O'Clock. Pm
DEPARTS -Wennesday, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
CAMBRID GE:
Aniyes-Saturday, at o'clock, Pm. De.
'parts--Thursday, at O'Clock, A. N.
II HAMMOND SVILLE:
Arrives-Tussday, at S O'Clock, Pm. De.
parts-Monday, at O'Clock, Al
NEW HILADE ELPHTA:
Arriyes-Saturday, at O'Clock, P. n. De.
parts-Friday, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
MMITVILLE;
AFrives-Saturday, at IL o'clock, u. De.
parts-Saturdsy, at o'clock, P. 81.
NEW HARRISB URGH:
Alphabetically, Thursday and Saturday,
At 10 O'Clock, A. N. Departs--same days, Of
o'clock, A. NJ.
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orEIcE OF ,Hs JuDGE OF PAOaA1E

CaFroltoR, June, 30, 1855.
DHE following accounts of Executors, Ad.
ministrators and Guardians have been fled
in this Office, and are set for hearirg on
Monday, the 2nd day Of August 4. D. 1858,
at ! o'clock P. II. Of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until all are ispo-
sed Of The filing and pendency Of ShIch Ac
countants and heirs interested will take notice,
viz:
First account Of Seth Brant administrator Of
estate Of Daniel Hsrman decd.
" of William James guardian of
minor heirs of Thos. James de-
ceased.
Second e. of Philip Smeltz and Michael
Abrahims executors of Michael
Abrahims decd.
Final "- OF VIM Gimmeson and Jacob Woy
executors Of John Gimmeson de.
ceased.
q of John Iden executor Of John
Edwards decd.
of Amos Carr admir-. de bonis
noa Of John Heacock decd,
estate Of Thos. Oumm ngs deed,
by r. n. Cummings exu'r of An.
thony Cummings decd, who was
one Of the execu'rs Of said Thos.
Cummings' estate. Hearing, Au.
gust, 23d, 1858, at IL o'clock m.
JOHN II. TRIPP,
juntsO, '6S-td; Proba,e Judge.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Eg-We are requested to announce the
names of the following persons for nomi.
nations for the several Offices for which
they are named, subject TO the decision
Of the Republican District and County
ConventionS.
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WILLIAM SHEPHERDS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed have been appointed administrators oil
the estate. of William Shepherd, late Of Car
roll county, deceased. Persons having claims
against said estate "ill present them within
one year from this date aud those indebted
viii make immediate payment.
ELIzABATA 5 SHEPHERD, H ] Adrms.
ISAAC C0URTRIGHr
julyl4, '5s-wS
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Gwdn' 'sneru Graitise
On the Law relating to the Powers sn3 Du.
lies Of

On the Law relating To the Powers sn3 Du.
deso
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,
and Constab,es iu the State OF oaio, with ptao.
ticable Forms, &c. Seventh Edlsioa; Revised,
Corrected and enlarged, 70 conform 70 tie
Statutes in force, December, 1857. Price 81.
so, for which sum il win be sent By mail. urs.
paid. Five Copies for 81 /, Or Ten Copies Cor
$50.
=" The e1eelleney and utility of this ster-
ling Work are % vel, knoWn that no testimo-
mails need here be presented. Suffice il to saw
that II is alike Indispensable othe Magistrate.
convenient 70 the Attorney, and useful 10 the
man Of Business.
SWANS REVISED STATUTES OF OHIO.
Pub lished in pursuance of the Act Of the Gene.
raj Assembly Of April Is, 1854, and embrae.
ing all the Laws Of a general nature, 10 force
August, 1855, with reference 10 prior repeal
ed Laws.
Price $500, for which 1t will be sent by mail.
prepaid. Five cop es for $4,000.
-" This Is the only authorized collation. of
the Statutes in force, and refere noes 10 il are
conclusive in the Courts.
NASH'S PLEADING AND PRACTICE
UNDER THE CIVIL CODE:
Embracing Discussions Of the Principles Of the
Code, with great variety Of Forms, useful in
Practice. Price $500, for which il win be
sent by mail, prepaid. Five Copies for $50.
-" A Book great utility to the profession,
and to Officers OF Court.
B-H. W. DERBY d Co. also publish the fol.
lowing valuable books
Kentucky Reports 6S vols.
Ohio Reports 2s
McLean's G. G. Reports G"
JOhnson's CEancery Reports 7"
Nash's Digest Of Ohio K eports vol.
Gwynue 90 Sherihs aud Coroners
HolcOmbes Equity Jurisprudence
Barton's Suit in Equity
They would invite the attention Of the legal
profession to their stock Of valuable Law Books.
They have on hand an assortment as large
and various as that Of any dealer in the United
States. They will forward any books, free of
expense, on receipt Of regular price.
June Q, 1858.
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GINGHAMS. AND
- " - N II . .

And we respectfully say to the public that we
can sell as cheap or cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere. Call and examine our stock,
as we charge nOthing for showing goods. In
consequence oil the tightness Of the times We
are determined to sell Goods very low for
ere ady Pay" or to prompt buyers on short
time, CUMMINGS & COUCH.
CarrolIton, April %, '68-mos3.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING

j "A 9. Es W u 80 N
MOULD inform the public that he has loca.
w ted in CarrrolltOn where he will be happy
to receive share of public patronage. He is
determined to get up work 10 style not to be
surpassed here or elsewhere, Shop immedi.
ateiy opposite Cummings 4 Coueh's store and
a few doors west Of the "Patton House, where
be can be found at all times.
Carrolton, o. Aug. |, Slit.
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EvERYTHING-Teas, Soda, Cream Tartar
-Orackers, Pepper, Sugar Sand, soap. Ne
tnons, Ioys-snd everyth ng else Imaginable
or sale by cORTSoy:
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FOR CONGRESS.

=. r. ECKLEY, of Carroll county.
8 L. WADSWORTH,
Of Cclumbiana County.
JOHN A. BINGHAM, of Harrison co,
FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE.
JOHN II. TRIPP, of Carroll county.
JOHN w. CHURCH of Stark county.
ALEXANDER BIERCE Of Stark co.
HOMAS GOODMAN of Stark county.
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WOOL TWINE

For tying up WOOL will be sent to those order
ing, at Manufacturers prices.
To show our confidence in the future Wool
Market, we propose to make more liberal
G A s H A DV VAN CES!
than heretofore, il desired.
Hoping to receive a more extended patron
age from the wool growers and Merchants of
the west, we promise undivided attention to
their interests, and remain
Very truly, &C.,
Cleveland, June 9, SO. G0ODALE & co.
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FOR pRnRATE luncE

FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
JOHN EBERS0LE of Washington tp.
COLUMBUS G. ADAMS of Fox tp.
WM, II. CllAMPER of Centre Up.
FOR RECORDER.
CHARLES II. MILLER of Centre tp.
II. L. C0GSIL, of Loudon tp.
JOSIAH HARSH of Harrison tp.
CORNELIUS p. BAXTER, of Har tp.
ADAM r. JOHNSON of Fox tp.
WILLIAM B. MOORE of Perry ,p.
J. NJ. SHAW of Washington tp.
d. II. YAET of Harrison tp.
ROBERT HILL of Lee tp.
ADAM CR0SSER of Centre tp.
J, NJ. R0UDEBUSH of East tp.
FOR COMMISSIOER.
CHARLES. STRAWN, Of Rose tp.
THOMAS WEIR Of Washington ip.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
JOHN DUNLAP Sr of Harrison tp.
DAVID REEHM of Centre tp.
WILSON BUCK of Union tip.
ROBERT M'XEOWN of Union tp.
LAND APPRAISER for Brown tp
JOSIAH SHAW of Brown Up.
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1ARKETS.
CARaollror. Aug 3, ,5s.

ARRIVAL l. DEPARTURE or
MAILS.
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WALL-PAPER-Frcm so 10 IS different
w patterns and the latest styles Also Dor.
ders n great variety, Gnd window shades, Of
green blue and fancy, from the well krown
establishment Of ]. B. Breed & Co., New Yoik.
These papers cannot be surpassed 10 quality,
styles or price, west Of the mountains. Call
and examine them-and don't forget, ladies',
that We take butter and eggs in exchange at
the drug store Of CAB.
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DR.. O. 4. BG GEBS o0L01g
DRUGS! DRUGS!
SPRING STOCK!

from the cities Of Philadelphia, New York and
Pittsburgh. Our Drug department will be fun
and complete, comprising al articles usually
kept in first class drug store. We have just
received & larg and elegant assortment OF
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
Daueins Academies.
DODWORTH's
~ DANCING ACADEMIES,
No. coo Broadway New-iOrs,

No coo Broadway, New-iOrk.
No fS7 Mou;azu.- place BROOKLYN
VIII in Eew-l 0rk SATURDAY, Sept. 3: IN
Brooklyn FRIDAY Sept, 81
Nj DODWORTH would take occasion that be ha.
long e the necesy Of ntrodc Of uction for
Of the pupils by which the exercise OF dancing
would BE- benefit ply ally and useful in the de-
veormeut eul has late
present time acquired has induced many 20 neglect those
that formerly p.nsbe To that neglect
BE- blted the appearance
round houderec misses OF the gcnerlton They
school and allowed their desks without
intermediate until the growing frame the
teacher Of dancing with the expectation that by earpng the
POs1. = lOttscl and few other dances all this will be
died. aud that viii become graceful
Surely these things should be better understood Were children
dancing early IN life intervals during their
studies and teacher allowed them in such
would add grsce IA. figure walk aud every movement
sori-hng would then b- gained VITA the true object
his valuable accomplishment Anxious restore the
sulne,s Mr. Dodwoh instructed his classes
that acknoV edged graceful study tie Met de Ia t1ur snd
other similar us.less The evident Of this
course upon the puris encouraged him give
attention Dancing connected with Chens and durng
his through Germany France ana Great Britain De
business call upon the teachers
con,u with them gard the best methods Of
gained information will in addition As
Ience enable him present 90 h- pupils sytem ta VIII not
only MAKE them dance the Pc IA bc will improve he health,
figure sRd walk snd consequently have saIiary effect upon
every moyemen. in LIE.
Drins European Of this Mr. Dodworth has
hsd favorable opportunities Of sldyng the peuar dances Of
Poland and Hungary popular the pteen tine in tuns
Of these with other novelties will Introduced the
earliest moment Of fhe present
Circulars may be hso s. either A adeIny.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
OFFICE la Crosse AND MiLwavNEE X r. COL
Ngw-lORK, Sept. 9, 1881
VNHE undersigned having been appointed Com


yINHE undersigned having been appointed Com
nit,ee by the Board of Directors OF the La Crosse snl
Milwaukee Railroad Company and duly Authorized 70 CON-
promise and settle the hoang debt Of the sad Company
specially notice that they prepared 70 aiss d
debts and 10 eang.h the BY giving he bo9es Of ~
said Company secured BY trd upon TIE enre Hss
their Railroad and upon s its depo lsnd aachisss ~
rolling stock and oil other real aud personal pror SshsG
o laid Company.
The Committee respectfully reque,, hat the creditor. vss
theiT claims tneiI Office. No. q Milsmst. Nes.fon
hevng be- the intent If al parties that the de5s u u
Company should BE- hquidated witaout delay
NM. A. GUEST, }
ALFRED NOXOS, yCommiltss
A. 4. GUNNIsON,
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srATs oF Co>Nycriovr. tnKyisLo covSry
A L..

oF tONNSC1iCNrs ratkfiNlD CotNrrl
SUPERIOR CoVRr, AuEss; Term. lSa /
Upon the complaint OF the Bank CommssoeNu
Of aid S,s;e tins Court hath appointed fkEDEHcxa
WILDN\N of Dsubary aud WILLIAM A. JUDD u Bes-l
RECEIVERS Of the HArTERs' BANh Of an BssAsl sA
hs-h limited aud appointed I'LL the sh day Of No-nasr D.
IS f,r the creditors said Bank present teir era
the ssr. 70 sd R.ceiysr aud al claims not preu. vean
-. -, -. ',,,i,.s Nil be barred Test.
AMOS s TREAT cert.
The under.isned hereby sve notice TO the Creditors d u
Hs,-ers Bank present their claims against the sAne ~
R.ceiyers the Banking House Of said Baus IN BetAe
said FAhed County pursuant % TIE above decree o
the sth dsy Of November A. y 1883
FREDERICK ;. WiLDMAN lp..i
WILLIAM A. JUDD bhe.o""'~