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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-26
POf.terss Court Marital.
W. s-et = Ht-'s - 49,
Despatch to Chicago Tribune.

Dtspdtcil W CHlCds5O IflOune. 7si'' .--' 70 ''i
WASHINGTON, Dec. / 7.-Some sensation
has been produced in Porter's court mar
tial,9 by the production Of Porter's private
dispatches to Mcclellan and Burnside.
These, Porter thought of so much conse-
quence, that on learning that Pope would
prefer charges against him, he went to the
telegraph office, and forced the operator
to give them mp. The original copies hap
pened to have been taken at the telegraph
Office in the War Department, as they We're
passing over the lines, and these put in as
evidence. 4
Inone dispatch, speaking of one Of Pope's
movements of troops, Porter says !; ssPope
himself has gone to Centreville to-day with
two corps for body guard" In another,
he says: 81 hope that Nc. is at work to
get us out of this" The whole tone Of the
dispatches shows hostility to Pope and con-
tempt for his plans and movements
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DIR. VIM. B. HURDS
Neuralgia Plaster,
Never fail to give satisfaction to all who test their
virtue. aes.4e5-s,

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED-To in
troduce Dr. Hurd's Dental Remedies into every
county. Men or women who want to make money
quickly can do better with these articles than any
thing in market. They are new, useful and low
them for the benefit Of agents. Boxes of samples,
containing dozen of the dollar packages above
specified with circulars will be sent the receipt Of
his her skill IN selling, with the view of becoming
an agent They can be sold in day. "
We would rather pay salaries than commissions to
those who prove themselves efficient salesmen.
Now Is the time to go into the business. Fer "a.
dress and references see above. feb21-dAtw1y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-26
NO\ANt 40 WOvG.

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are
purely vegetable, have the certificates of those en-
inent chemists. Professors Chiffon of New York, and
Locke of Cincinnati.
Read DR.. Isoback's Special Notices and Certificates
published in a conspicuous part OF this Paper from
time to time. stsfft - .sts
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
fer 81 per bottle or SIS per half dozen Ofthe Scan
dinayian Vegetable Blood Pills, 20 cents per box, or
5 boxes for 81.
Principal Office and Salcsroom, No. q East Fourth
ST., Sd Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, o. La
Oral orv No IL Hammond Street. tt4fi{- y
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NEW ORLE EANS.

The fate Of Nav Orieans a rebel cits
10 evidently drawing near. As If to COM
pensate The delay which Commodore Foo !
has rather uues peosed.y enc0uDsere nt ls-
land M. 10, We have intelligence that the
Gulf squadron intended for 40 attack on
the0kH fs.in The ssuih, has .ssiled for the
scene OF operations, and has probably be-
que its work long before this. IL 10 Iinten.
ded To make clean opening Of the Miss,s-
siPpi river, Instead, Ms asua sepossed fr~
days ago. Of approaching New Orleans BY
the route OF Lake PO0chsrtrain.
The city, il wall be remembered, il mp
the river about one hundred miles from its
several mouths. = Dsfwh~n thirty aud forty
miles ss.n, TIE CUT arc F,rts Jackson aud
Phillip, the latter Vn the East and the far
mer on the West side of the ritter. M,
quite half mile below The forisi Is bar !.
ricade, conpssesl Of logs chained together.
strung entirely ncr0ssthe stream, and pro.
teotsd by . battery on shore. AbAut tven.,
~ m,es below New Orleans il Fort Leon !:
and there are pyobAbly ear,hwerks atd,f.l
fereDt pninsl along the river. But the rea /
defence is Ut Forts jackson ant Phillip. In
.th" Antr.secession peri u these we're Ut no
Rrsas consequences ~ works Of defence. bu,
they have probably boen greatly strength
ened, and have been srmed and ga,ri.onc,t
to the full extent which the rebels NAV deem
necessary. There il every reason ~ brl,cve
that these forts VIII be found qnite, form
dab|e. and that nothing bur ths mast now
ertul armament, directed with thu utmost
resolution and skill. can push its way up
from the Gulf to New Orleans. Indeed,
Com. Earsgss's eeet Of II ent i. three YES.
sells and Portrr's twenty nins mortar ves-
seis, say 40 much. sss
judging fr"m our dispatches. the plan OF
operation SCENE TO hase been fixed upon.
a part Of the noraz aset we're to 20 upl|
Western Bay, s~hers they pouId take up an
efrctive position 10 the rear Of Fort Jack
son. The rest, with Commodore Farragut's i
n<es, we're .to,proteedSs up tho Sou,h West
Pass into The main channel, and shell the
ferris in frobt-- tho e0nhSats paying their /
attention to the battery erected for the psa-
teclloa, Of The barricade. But whatever
the plan is. We hope it will succeed, aud we
are quite confdens that is will. /. 10 time
that ths great city of New Orleans were in
onr possession. II the extensive Onion fse
ling which has been reported, really exists.
there ito open manifestations will have n
mnst salutary EFFECT 90 vhe .ntifS Sbuth. Ifd
u 10 not there, then the sooner we begin CO.
osesihrow the Rebellion ef the South west,
by the capture 1T it,. .hesdauarters, the bet.
'er.- Boston Journal. "
II
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Slaeri0's sale.

DYvIRTuE or AN ExECUriON TO Nh p1RgcrfD
~ from the Once OF The Clerk Of the Diststci Court
OF Peitsystauate county low q. sha psoee 10 seII
thc hours OF 10 o'clrk A. N and O'Clock r N. OF
said day. in trdnt IL the County Trea,n cr,s nce, IN
the city OF Council Blnfs the follow ing described Real
West of = W. OF Sec 10. Tp s6. Range Il.
Mast u al I'm. X OF see - Tp. 5s Range ~ &
Nofth-wcst T. OFFS = \ u Sec -. Tps 76 RanseSa
Npfth-east VI s. W. OF SEQ ~ Tp, rs, Range ~.
Southwest \ Of =. \ Of Sc "a Up. rs. Ranges
Northwest OF N. E. Of sec. 25 Tp. TS Range a. &
SszA So lf,+fu y r NlLLIAMS, Sheri6.
Council Bluffs. Iowa. March l3th 1882
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a48ase1LS.sse
Ne reasAsd this plses a. 2 o'olsok
tAsssssaiae II Lsbaass ~ .sssad shs
Hsap;ssla eenfeseaslss lp,it we're Cyrus
wsshbaro, ef shs. leya IL, Co. B, nearly
veli; h. waldo, distS, Co. n, vary III with
sypAoid pseanooia, but doing wsll.
To, ,nilea. IL aida r l,ehaaen aalaan1
As. wips p ley., ! 8; Ea''a.d =
spossR. y, Riesnee4 9sA.lous, sape CO.
whs - skos ssroasd ths ME iAnd by !
ns,sis absll, ao4 iess tAsfs s. sAs s@sss Is
sounasd IS ! essiA sAssSyi~ysssr wound
ed 90 Rolla. The wound vss doing well,
bat he poor boy vas 10 typhoid son-
di,ion, and very sick. We ssoprsd long
enough % sh.nss kis els,hss. a.d pat him
il ! frseh elsan BED, lsayips each nsdi-
sines - ~ thousht necessary. De. Orr
also left .onsy wisA The hind lady 81 she
hoaaa. (Mrs. Hsgars, 20 pay iseidensal Il
penssa. Tho Family rill hks good care OF
hin. AZ Springfield - fsd Thor. Shafp,
4sh lora, Co. J. eoavaissosas r. B. Rock.
well 4sA lows, Co. x, has been ssict for
saNN sne, bus 10 nov better. .sraa.r s.
Tho Quastsrnastef 'asa Rells gave us
poor condemned steeds, (bussard bait, } the
6est be could do, aud the probability II We
shall haveto 30 throush b ID them to Cass-
vilis, where nest Of The WOUNDED are. 4
met Col. Dodge on the road yesterday be
wa % lhis way 10 St. Louis 70 recfalG bis
strength. lie looked very badly. He said
be would not permit lis wounded to br
moved until they and ths roads we're better.
The pp-pitai stores were needed, but Gen
tlallcck said there was no transportation
for them, and they are still At ST. Leais.-##
He was right, We could no: have got them
through. ,E49nsifars hHssysT
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snEnlFF,s SAFE,

DYvfRTUE OLA 70 MN pI
directed from the Oce VI the Clerk 4 the Dstrics
Court OF PJtta~sattanie County. lows, shalF prp-
ecei to sell on "wednesday the 3Oth day % ApfiL A. D.
1862, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and
O'clock r NJ OF said day IN front of the County r
ure IN the CITY a Cpnucit Dluhs the lssiowius
described vt~te tate of jorcph Hall .tdL vii ~
OF Scctioh sixtren aud The Norh-wcst quarter Of tho
Norsh.~ ~ qssrtcrtf Hectton IN wsAp
seyenty-sevcn Range foriythree west Sale 10 COM
mence ut o'ciotk r II !, II f&Id day.f
Taken the property of Joseph HAIL. 10 satisfy an
Execution In favor Of the State of i,ws. "a
sg8 = r WtLLIANS, Sheriff
Council Hum, Iowa. April 9Th 1853. fnoxt~ltw,
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The protracsed struggle At Island No. 10,
terminated last Tuesday, 10 the capture Of
the leland, 5000 rebel troops, 100 heavy
siege guns, some Is Or 80 batteries Of
light artillery, large numbers Of small arms
and immense quantities Of stores and pro-
visions. All this Was accomplished with
out the loss Of . man on our side, through
the strategy Of Commodore Foots, 10 run
ming the blockade with one Of his gun
boats. Convinced that PoPs's forces as
New Madrid, could make short work Of the
rebels on and about the Island, IL they only
had the msans Of efscsing . lending on the
Tennessee shore, Commodore Foots deter.
mined that they should have such means.--
Tho darkness and storm Of Saturday ia
vered his desisns, aud be ssartsd the gun.
boat Caroudelst down the river on the per.
ilous errasd Of running the rebel block ade,
and reaching Gen. Pope as New Madrid.
The Carondeles accomplished .hs trip in
safsty-thoueh exposed to the continuous
IRE Of the rebel batteries for over three
miles, ss short range bringing TO Gen.
Pope's army the meaDs Of transporsasiop,
end . barge l,ad Of hay for his fanished
horses. The appearance Of this puch
seedsd aaziliary-she' gun boat At New
Madrid, caased srea, joy, and ss once in.
daced sesivs operasioos. Uoaer cover an /
protection Of the gun. boat, Gen. Pops's
forces crossed the Mississippi 90 Monday,
aud Immediately marched 90 the rear Of
the seeny. The resaIs Vas that the enemy.
andioe hissslf cas od fron retreat, sur.
rendered Alacss without . struggle.
No var Of which es have any record,
developed acts Of sssassr bravery than shas
sf the Captain Of the Carocdelss, 10 ran
ninE he block ade--sr noveuenss Of great
= bsillisnsy has shoss Of Gsa. Pope, 10
securing sAe rebels lass Monday and Tass-
day, without sks lose Of naa.
Nov, Ne sappess, ~s .ay look fos Coa-
nodsrs Fsses y ssks ersiss With HE 10.
silla, dass he Mississippi, 10 ssssos 70 Ast
\ eoajssesioa With sAs Cali foress, i sAs
tAliae II Nee oslsass, fos l. is hardy
prsbsbls any fursAse oppos;sisn viii be
nsds to HE passage dows he river, shis
side Of the Crsssess citv. Bss ss sAall
-, asA that ssos, fes Coansdsrs Tsoss
b pet nan hat ssasAs loag % he order
q Me going. IAs fall q lslasd Ne 10
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ss.s4se q RI, Cairo,s April 9. i
Among the rrisoners taken ,at Island 10
and Upton are th,.f Generals and ofher
Officers ahont 5000 nrivates;i over 100
pieces Of heavv artillery; a largo npmb@r
o. mn-tr!s and great qpanlity pf stores
and amunitiou. !, =
Mt man was lost On onv eide. Grn.
Halleck telsErarbs 20 Gen. r NO 20. ,iav con.
er.'ulat'.x him for this sp.endij achieve
ment: lie syya his navemen's excsed IN
brillisncy ell Other operations. Of the var.
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Cairo. April 4. 7
- Reliable information, frnm Tenn. river
saws gunhoats Cairo. Lexington and Tasl,r
made reeonnoissncs up Tennessee river q
far .as Flasence and met M res;stapcs or,
their7way up, and discovered, only one, de-.
serted battery where enemy had nine guns.
Tenne.see river nov opsn - Oar, % nayiss-
BILE BY steaners. t8 II NJ
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11sn1UeHA1D - fsaeha - vss-
AAassis- -iAasiA naGais.as asAe Aesisssfiss,
~ ~ D pasa'lsl = ssdssB sina. Tha
Oeaesinatn ~ nAsskalls1 tbsir besta
Nsa sks fsssass - de Gsif, and isdssd
- % uny 1srs ssfnidsbss 10 ssabsrs,
b azpsrissss6 Gssesais, ~ snperies aras
sbss ssy vs hsss befsss sssessssred is the
skssa sesfss % shisssassisasy sesifs. The
1sves - ~ ssny frsn Nsssssss VA
tbws: Bragg, frsa Psosaeola, uas shsre,
vith bic fresh end sslI-drilIsd troops the
sssSwbsd Aibess Sidssy Jshssos, ef MOI
ssa and Bowling 0rees sotoriesy, vas
th@s - wips oct the dishosos OF his Isse
iosiorioss retreat fres Kessseky Bishop
Polk vss tbsss With he sAis porsios .of
sAs forces lsss,y u Colsnbss, and other
sspssissss1 GeseraIs and hosts Of men
sers shsrs,-sll Under connssd Of Gen.
Bssssegsrd, he bsss rebel Gssersl By oil
sads. This fornidsbls srny laasebed
isssif againss porsios u Gen. Grsnps
eosnand q Pittsburs Lasd;ng on Sunday
last, aad after tvo days sghs Of sbs most
destructive aud dessrnissd character, were
totally sod completely repuised, With loss
estiostsd at from thirty i've to forty shou.
sand, in killed, wounded and nissiog - in-
slsdieg smoas the killed Ges. A. 8. Jshs.
son, and amoog the wounded, the grsas
rebel chief. Beaaressrd.
This victory sas won BY the fsdsrsls
With . loss Of fron 6f,ses 70 svsssy shoas-
ssd, 10 killed and wounded = including
ssssg the former, the brave Generals
Sherman snd Wallace.
Sush Il the brief tale 6rss Aasbed over the
Telegraph lines d the country, and while
vs hope sabsequent Intelligence from the
6eid Of conflict, will confirm the report that
the great battle deciding the fate Of the
Aisaissippi valley for the present esmpaign,
bas been fought and won decisively By the
federal troops--ws cannot but also hope
that the bassls Was much less sapgainary
and dsssrussivs than ss present reported. -
We pray that il may be 90, but knowing the
desperasios to which the rebels have been
driven BY the succession Of decisive fed.
sral victories Of the present year-she sbil.
Ivy Of their Generals, and the superior arms
ssd sambers Of tbeiv nen-us cannot but
sutertain tbs belief, that since the days Of
the hrss Napolsop, DO such destructive bat
lie has occurred between the armies OF civ
ilized nations, a. that the brief record Of
which vs publish in Our telegraph columns.
A. this battle has becn won at fearful cost
of life and blood, may We not confidently en-
'er,sin the hope that il will prove decis,ve
of the most bene dsial results to the Amer
can Nation. @ @ y
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SHERIFF, s.;'s,,ALEj;;.. 3

Dr VIRTUE or A SPECIAL RxRcGylON 10 fNU
ID drectcd FROM the ufce vi the Clerk of the DistrI
Court " Rttawaltsmie Cs,sn,y. luwA shall tfrcei
to sch on Monday The Sti dsyoI A.y. D. f662
tween the hours VI 10o'ciack a. and s'chek r N.
OF sadday In front Of the County Trcssursrs sce he
city of souci ~ s the following described Real rs
tate OF H. JoiIrs,n and L.J Go Ida Il, t,-wit.
lets thirsy.ne. ihirty-two thir .thrcc Aity feur
aud ffty-one IN Johnrons Addition ~ teu,c,s htuiIs,
Iowa ie 10 co,ll,Nenco ~ acisck of said day.
Taken ~ tbs prnSessy spf II H. Jphnson and L J.
Goddard, satisfy an execution In faver the state of
Iowa.
&s1 = wiLLIAAS. sheriM.
Council Bluns, Iowa Aprii 9Th, 1852 ---nAaw,
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q. ~ atn.s ssssi ~ ~ " q In Evjsssf. e =
s.I.s nea = rs1sspt ss tAs ssuas. And III esSi.s
"a ..S.Ssf SAu = efeseufsd = q l.. Esesslt
fssfs W aabss. svrsrrr
;. A,nkgUg.
GEO. 3 kvKksf5 Vii esIs,ss.. a. s.,...... :.
ssasge1Ael4 wSeyes go slenG1se 1sgtOess@ -
sesey sss.pgG - ~ eS1SsnjsF 81 e. -
!. - = .-z ssg 1ss seskf Is
- = ~ e essseyssfee fssn - -. vsus1
sses1s1om. - Nsst1 g. E0G51v61ii1l1
= ~ 80 - nsWs slnnG1 s7 - ss-s,s
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-. - New York, April 5.
The N. 7. World says: Information from
reliable sourees say Benareeard had been
oasdAnksd a. Coriash, and compelled TO
fall haok, and thas heavy body Of srsops
wss between him and the Mississippi. !,
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eVThe Memphis Argus thinks the NOR
tar DE, cone grand humbue." NJ one who
has ssen the gans but confess they are sw.
fol bores. sssssl '.sa's & J
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wsshineton, April 4,

President to-day sent into the Senate
number OF nominations for trevet promo.
tians for gallant and meritosious conduct ia
the Battle Mt S'mersett. In Senate to -day
McD"ngal from special COMMITTEES rsport-
ed a bill to aid in the crnstrncti0n II the
Railroad and telegraph line to the p eitic.
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81 Waahineton, April s.
20 Pnstsl arrangements resumed with, Mar.
tinshure of6ce, Haspers Ferry will be open
ed next week. .aslaas ga slfE ssg
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| caArLETE FEpEk 1c1okI'
TuE DELS ~ ! : u :.
: = y ~ = = z & . Y z /,
OUR LOSS REfoRTED HEAvI.
raes LII 20 ss5gk
Ttat y 10 Rebels lnnssse.
5x -. ...s ....s z = ssss
4. Sidney Jshassa {rebeD KILLED,
General Beaufsgard Wssa1ed.
GeaS Wallace anl Sherman killed.
Gen. Rrsntiss taken PTisSaeF.
/. Sidney Jshsssa {rebel1 Killed,


"a
Chicago, 9Th La o'clock An.
Oo6 of the gfealess BATTLES Ut modern
days has been fought IL Pittsbdl5 Landing,
resuissBx in the o.smpters route Of sh- reb /
els, whO attacked a. about day break Sum
doy morning. The battlc lasted wfhoat
intermiss,~n n during the Whole day, and was
again renewed 90 Monday, and conlinned
until 4 e'clock ia the. sfterOoD0, when the
rebels commenced to retseA i, and are s;ill
flying towaris Cnrinth, pursued by4a 1arge
force OF our Cavalry. '7sl =. -
The slaughter on b III sides is immense.
We have iost, ID Killed, wonndsd, and miss-
ing. report says, from eighteen to twenty
thnusand men. That II the enemy is esti-
mated al from thirty Eve ID forty thousard.
It is impossible, in the pr, sent confused
state Of aff,irs, 10 ascertsin any details.
The rebels, attimes exhibited great gem
eralshlp even onr hesviest and most de-
structive 6re did not s.em TO discourage
their solid columns. The. Ore 81 Taylnrs
Chicago Battery raked them dawn by
scores, hut the smoke would no sooner he
Dispersed than the brerch would Be filled
up again. .s.....'. ~ S.,
reoeis had succeeded 10 forcing cur iefs
90 far as TO occupy two thirds of the field
We we're lighting on. They pushed their
way forward with u desperate degree of
confidence, and made Efforts to drive our
forces into the river; ut the same time
they we're heavily engaging our right. All
this time. and previous to the arrival II
Bnsll's Division, our fovcss did not exceed
$4,000, contending againss force Of co.
600 rehels.
Large numbers Of our men were psnto-e
stricken, and Others completely worn out.
The rebel Commahder-in-Ch'ef, A. S.
Johnson. is among the Killed, and Beaurs-
CARDS arm shot off. 80 ss
The federal Generals Shermsn and Wall
ace, Of illinois, are killed, Gen. Preptiss
was taken prisoner by the rebels.
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Washington, April 9 : Midnigh,

WashlDgtOn, April Midnight.
War Department. received dispntehes
confirming the news about the fight NJ
Pttshurg Landing, on Sunday BY IN OVER
whelminn force of reb.ls n6der Beaure-
gard, attacked our armv. The hattie ia.t-
ed from morning until h,e 10 the afternoon
and resulted IN a complete defeat OF the
rebels. Heavy loss on both SIDES. Buell.
with two divisions Of his army arrived doring
the fight, had it not been for thisis might
hive resulted disastrously to the Federal
army. Our lines were onca driven IN BY
m attack but ms reserves we're brought for.
ward and the lost ground was regained. i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-06

The Franklin Family Sewing Machln
las one advantage which worthy especial a.ten
ton, in addition to the peculiar character OF the
stitch, and that is its adaptation either light
dunn heavy work. The machine which at one moment
is used the most delicate fabric, in few moments
after be brought to bear with the facility
cottonades and towels Of the description Its
adaptation for family work, is thus remarkable, and
gives superiority every other style of machine
in the market.
In order that these machines may be placed in the
hands OF all classes have reduced the price of
Franklin Family Sewing Machines to FORTY DOLLARS
and from the of business the last year
The entire satisfaction machines giving through
out the United States and European countries,
led to believe that determination to manufacture
a PERFECT, SIMPLE, RELIABLE and CHEAP MA
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policy will remain unchanged, and As heretofore no
machines will be allowed to leave the Office that We
cannet fully warrant in respect We shall keep
hands at all times general assortment OF Sewing
Machiue materials.
Needles for all machines can be ordered by mail or
express. Price one Dollar per dozen.
Persons in the country, by sending US their address,
enclosing letter stamp, can have forwarded by return
mail, one OF our circulars containing the different
styles of Machines list Of prices, and samples ofvOrk
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joci3i-6vI

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
la Sail County.
THE People o: the State OF Illinois to all to whom these
may come and especially to the next Of kin,
heirs at law, and creditors OF David Hassman,
deceased:
Whereas, Catharine r. Rohrback, late Cathar,.e
p. Hazeman, Administrative Of the Of said
ceased and Adam Rohrback, her husband are DESTROYS
Of rendering account OF their proceed such
administrators. and making . final settlement Of
their administration, and for that purpose have
made an applications in the County Court Of La Sale
comfy aforesaid.
We therefore require you to appear before said
Court at the Court House At Ottawa In said county on
the December Term, 1s62 thereof the 18th day Of
Dee nber next at 10 O'Clock in the OF said
day, ii at, attend the final settlement Of
said
Dated at Ottawa, this 9Th d.v Of October, 1862.
fect Ii. e. 8. ". RAYMOND, CLERK.
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containing certificates of their and drectoas
for their use in the following complaints: Cossirs-
ness. Hea'ttnrn, Headache arising from disor1srse
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam ~ omS Asr6sd
I,acfion Of The Bo,cels, F2afMrncy, Loss Of Apps-
tie, .Jamndice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
of its functions They are excellent Alternative
for the renovation OF the blood and the restora-
ton of tone and strength to the system dcbiitated
by disease.