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S9r In Augusta Ga, whiskey is selling
at fifty cents drink. The Sentinel says:
None but Congressman or Major
General can afford to get eight" at pres
ent prices-any poor man who made him
self a topper for lack of sense viii have TO
become soher for the lack of GEMS"
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To the Public.
NOVEL;

SALTyILLE, Oct. Is, 1862
To insure an equitable distribution of the nar-
tial supply of Salt we able to make, our shin
ments must be made by the car or wagon load. TO
County Agents. We make this publication be-
cause we cannot answer the hundreds of letters
receive each day, asking us to send one. two,
or more, sacks.
MoCLUNG, JAoUEs & co
Oct -. l662-3m-725
EE~ knox vile Rseistsr ropv
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Saltpetre.
OFFICE C. S. NlTnE 8 MINING BUREAU,

UfFIcE c. S. NITKE & MINING BUREAU,
N Knoxville, Tenn.
fersons engaged in the manufacture of Salt
pe.re Tor the use of the Confederate States Coy
g MI are exempt by law from military duty
lug government is paying Is cents per
poaha Tor nltre, reductions being made for ali i'm
ta,iues over 10 per cent, delivered at Railroad
soation, the shipper drawing the money upon pre-
eeipt. 80 q
those wishing to engage i'll the business will
na t the undersigned at this place, who win
5n.er INTO contracts and furnish any information
ueslred r. H. TEMPLE.
Capt. supt. eth N. & M. District.
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LAND AND NEGROES

FOR ale.
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE
ID Chancery Court at Kingston, Tennessee, rem
dered at the October Term, 1852, we WILL on the
Sth day of December, 1852, at the town OF Lou
don Tennessee, expose to pbiie safe, to the Aiga-
est and best bidder or bidders, certain
TRACT OF LAND,
lying in the 5th, Civil District of Roane county,
Tennessee, adjoining the Lands of ThOs. ]. Ma
son, J. W. Harrison and James Harrison, decd,
containing One Hundred and Thirty-one AID one
half Acres Of said Tract about One Hundred
8EreS are in cultivation; about Fifty Acres are
Rottora Land: and the whole Tract is valuable
1t is situated about one mile from the town: Of
Loudon.
Also, at the same time and place, we sill sell q
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT,
in the town of Loudon, formerly occupied by j.,
T. Harrison decd 5 residence.
Also, at the same time and place, we will selp
SEVEN NEGROES
of various ages and sizes. Said Negroes, for
value, are unexcelled by any lot of similar size
in the State
TERMS OF SALE: One half, Cash in hand-tfis
other half on a credit of twelve months, the puf-
chaser or purchasers giving bond with security
for the unpaid purchase money, and a lien being
retained on the real estate till the whole is paid.
J. H. HARRISON,
J. NJ. HARRISON,
Administrators of J. F. Harrison, decd.
Loudon, Tenn, Nov. 81, IS62-td-73s
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Estrav Mare.

TAKEN UP BY MRS. .LAvINA BRIDG-
Il man at Pikeville, Bedsoe county, Tenn. on
the Sd day of November, 1862, one SoRREL
MARE, or yeas Of age, both hind feet white,
rupture on the left falkland appraised To Nne
Hundred and Ten Dollars (s110) by Wa: Ste
phens aud Jas a. Tul,oss.
c. F. iH0MpsroE. Ranssr.
Dec 5, 1852-3f-F4t
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OFFICE OF RANGER MONROE couS.

MadlsonvlIle, Tenn, Nov. II, 1862
Citizens are referred to the statute in reference
to Estrays. s"Neat cattle may be taken I'D from
LIT of November to the LIST day of May" by any
freehoider or householder. Horses, Mules, Swine
or Sheep. any time in the year A strict commit
ance with law is expected
Nov 81, 1921
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The Press and It's Duties.

The jackson WiSSiSSippian indulging in
some we'll timed remarks the other day
upon the press and its duties. When the
public press, it very appropriately says,
fails or faIterS in its high nlission-its
solemn and responsive vocation; when it
ceases 10 dare to speak the truth-the
whole truth. in the spirit of truth, though
the heavens be rent, let it reach or affect
whom it may, it is painfully ominous Of
weakness, venality and coming evil
When will officers and agents of govern
ment, and educators of public sentiment
learn to appreciate the cardinal truth
that the people-the citizens OF State
are, IN high and important sense, the
State? That there is more intellect, more
patriotism, more honor and truth, more
energy of action, more self-sacrificing de-
votion, out of Congress than in Congress.
That our civil rights and political integri-
ty depend, under the blessing of Almighty
Providence upon the correctly informed
native intelligence of individual men, ac-
ting by communities and States. That
no truth affecting the commonwealth,
ought 10 Ue NlluLSlu HUN ItOilS
that no prejudice should be countenanc-
ed-that humiliating, unpalatabie truths
must be told-that nauseous drafts must
be administered to diseased body poll
tic, or the patient will die-that no man
in office and out of office, high or low,
must be spared from censure, when our
vital interests depend upon the country S
knowing the truth-that incapacity and
incompetency must be exposed-in short,
that our people must have reason for Sc
cure and implicit confidence in what the
press promulgates, and In the men who
lead amies and control the civil admin
istration. Failing this, all is doubt. dis
trust, suspicion, apprehension, indecision,
weakness, failure, loss, ruin!
Concentration of the Enemy.
The New York Times is urging a con-
.centration of all the Abolition forces up
on Richmond. 1t says in late article:
ssOur Government and people have too
long deluded themselves with the notion
that the conquest of the Port Royals,
and the Newberns, and the Pensacolas,
and the New Orleans, and the Galvestons
of the COntederacy, are SO many auFaic-
ac towards its final humiliation. So in
1aed they would be, if we had gears be-
fore us, through which to carry on the
same plece-meal style of operation. But
we have not years. The limits of our fl
,nancial resources, and the limits, too, of
foreign fos6earance, give us but months.
It is authentically and morally certain
chat unless we bring this rebellion to the
dust soon. we shall be disabled from do
ing it at all. Our conduct has, in truth,
been much like that of beleaguring ar
my, which should contentitself with ope-
rating at its leisure upon the outposts,
ia s~ying the main citadel unframed, when
y.eS RS known that the garrison had not
10 hold out to be effectually relieved.
outer successes, which have pleas
so much, ought really.to count for
little or nothing, inasmuch as such rate
of progress for another eighteen months
must inevitably ruin u.s."
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ice,

T WILL OFFER FOR SALE TO THE
i highest bidder the following property, on the
18th day of December inst: Corn, Fl9ur, Horses
Mules, Cattle, Hogs, one Buggy and Harness.
Lumber Farming Tools Household and Kitchen
Furniture Cash in hand will be required.
W. J. MECLATCHEY. :.
Dea : 1899 -AI
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OVUHGy
lou will proceed Immediately to enroll all the
ifee white men in your District between the ages
oi thlrty-fve and forty. Include in said enroll
iheht all men that were exempt under the law of
Aprli list 1862, who are rot exempt under the
iast law. Blanks will be furnished at the Provost
Marshal's office at Athens, or at my house, near
calhoun. THOMAS ROGERS.
Chairman County Court.
Dee 5, 1925
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S. REWARD

T OST, on the 29th ult., in Athens, or on the
1 4 cars between Sweetwater and Athens, nv
POCKET MEMORANDUM BOOK, containing
papers valuable only to myself. [ Will pay the
above reward for its return to me.
J. W. LILLARD.
Knoxville Dec 5. 1s62-3t-741
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NEGRO FOR SALE.

ON THE 20TH INST, I WILL OFFER
~ for sale LIKELY NEGRO GIRL to the
highest bidder, for Cash in hand, at Sweetwater
Depot, Monroe county. T. PICKEL,
Dea ), 1S62-3t-74I
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Administrators Notice

4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ES
N tate of Capt. j. A. Russell, late of the Con-
federate army, are hereby notified to come for
ward and make settlement-and all persons hav-
ing claims against said are requested To
present them, properly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law. or they will be barred
J. S. RUSSELL, Admir-
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Provost Marshars Orders

OFFICE DEFY PRovOsT MARsHAL.l
Sth Dist. Dept East Tennessee.
Athens, Tenn, Dee. l. 1852. !
Special Orders No.
l. All persons, old and young, male and fe
male, residing in this District, who have Pass
ports dated prior to the 1st of October, 1862 are
required to deliver the same to me at this Office.
or to Lieut.. H. l.. Henley, Assistant Dep. Provost
Marshal, at Cleveland, Tenn.
Ii. No person, old or young, male or female,
need apply at this office for a Passport, or to
oo"ch for other applicants, who is not known by
acts aud associations, to be in sympathy with
the South.
By order. JNO. NJ. CARMACK,
Dec 5-2t& Dep Provost Marshal .
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B@- A letter from Natchez, dated 18th

says:
Mrs. Bragg, wife. of General B. Bagg,
and her mother, Mrs. Ellis, have separate
ly been burnt out by the Abolitionists,
and are on their way to this place. Their
plantations are.on the Bayou Terre. near
Thibedeau, La
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$50 REWARD,

e ~RANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
AA near Benton, Polk county; Tenn, TWO
~ NEGRO BOYS, Davy and Felix. DaYy
a. is about % years DID, about ) feet inches
A-high weighs about $50 lbs, bright mu-
latto, hair kinkey like Negro but of brown
color, and is sighted, and will try TO pass
himself for a white man-wore off jeaues clothes
FolSz = vufer eoIored boy, years oltsp
weighs about 1S5 lbs. is six feet high, wore off
jeans clothes coat blpe naked jeans.
Also, on tie same night, q. Boy belonging to Mr..
L. Z. Dunn He is about 5 feet s inches high,
about IS years old, weighs about 80 lbs, is a
copper colored boy, wore off jeans pants and an
over coat. His name is Baker
L Will pay reward of $50 each fer the appre-
henson OF the above named boys and their con-
Iinenlent IN any Jail so I can get them again, OF
for their delivery to me in Polk county,
night of November LIST. 1862.
Nov :, 1S62-tf-737 -'--
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Chancery Court at Madisonville, Tenn:
Philip Roberts,

Enos c. Hooper.
VT APPEARING SATISFACTORILY FROM
! the affidavit of commplainant's Solicitor, W.
j. Hicks, Esq, that defendant Enos G. Hooper 10
a nonresident of the State of Tennessee, publ
cation is ordered to be made for fo1T successive
weeks in the Athens Post, requiring said non
resident defendant e. C. Hooper, to make his
personal appearance at the Courthouse in Madi-
sonville, on or before the first Monday OF Janua-
nv 1858. or complainant's bill will be taken
confessed and set for hearing accordingly
J. A. COFFIN, C. d ".
Nov II, 1s62-4t-prs fee S5-7SS
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HORSE STOLEN.

CNT0LEN FROM THE PASTURE OF THE
= subscriber, miles West Of Athens, on Sat-
urday night, the list inst, Dark Gray Horse,
about Is hands high, three and half years old
blazed face, white spot the left hip, sons
white about the feet, white tassel in the tail, &
small lump the point ofeach shoulder, formed
by hard collar; without shoes and tender-footed,
Supposed to have been stolen ~ some of the
conscripts fleeing from drty, who departed on
that night. A liberal reward viii be given for
the apprehension of the horse and thief; any
information leading to their recovery will be moEa
gratefully received and the informer suitably re-
warded, TIMOTHY SULL1NS,
Nov 7, IS62-tf-73I
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Rive Gents Reward.

DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
IL living in the sth civil district of McMinn
county, bound boy by the name OF JEHo
USUM. All persons forbid hareoring said
boy. The above reward, and no thanks, will be
paid for his apprehension and return to me.
RICHARD MOORE:
Nov rs, 1s62-St-740
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HEADo'Rs CONFEDERATE CAVALRY,
Near Athens, Tenn, Dec. 9. 1862.
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS A.
"a gainst the Confederate Government, on ac-
count OF my Company, will please present them
Immediately for payment
P. II. RICE, Capt.
Dec u, 1S62-I-742
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$50 REWARD!

HEApeuARrERs BATTALION CAvALRI.
Georgetown, Tenn, Nov. 29, 1867:
7 WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD FOX
at nv Damn. Said soldier deserted his Company
the Odd day of last July. Said Caldwell Is
Is years of age, FIVE feet six inches high, auburn
hair, blue eyes, fair complexion, weighs lzs
pounds, and by occupation Farmer.
By order of Capt. JOHN r. NEAL
Commanding Battalien Cavalry
VIM n. KING, I'd LieRt,
Dee J-It Commanding Co. B.
I HAVE NOW IN MY ENCAMPMENT ONB
! HORSE and one MARE, turned over to me
by citizen, supposed to belong TO Confederate
soldiers. The owners will please come forward
prove property, pay charges and get theEa-
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JN0. NJ. CARMACK,
Dep. Provost Marshal


OFFICE POST QUARTERMASTER, J
Knoxville, Aug. 1862.
Mr.. II. F. Smith, of Sweetwater, has been fur
nishing Clothing for the Government the past
year, in considerable amounts, and has arranged
with ne to continue to furnish Clothing at nv
office this year. He has permission to purchase
Jeans, Lnseys, Socks, Leather, &C.. in any coun-
ty IN East Tennessee that he may wish. The ap-
Polnt'nent OF Agents for certain districts was not
designed to prevent Contractors from purchas-
ing. Mr. Smith is at liberty to purchase wherev-
er he may find the goods.
JAMES GLOVER,
Major and Quartermaster
desire all the Jeans that can be spared to
make into Clothes for the soldiers and all the
Wool and Socks that can get, for which will
pay literally.
L can furnish employment to one thousand
Seamstresses. Good sewers, who wish to be well
paid for doing good work for the soldiers. can be
supplied at Ms. James SmalPs. Mouse Creek;
Miss Mary CANDLES, Athens; Mrs. E. HAYS,
knoxville, or Mrs. II. T. Smiths, Sweetwater.
want twenty five good Shoemakers, whom I
Will pay literally and give constant employment
The same will be released from conscript.
II. F. SMITH.
Sweetwater, Nov q, 1S62-tf-739
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Nov ii, 1862-4t-prs fee s5-7SS
IS. Glen. c. ". Coffin and B. L. White,

S. S. Glen. c. ". Coffin and b. l.. W hltey
Alkaline Gentrv, Margaret Gentry and Mary Ann
Gentry, minors, children and heirs OF Davis
Gentry. decd, and others.
TT APPEARING SATISFACTORILY To-
l the Clerk & Master, from the Sherifs re-
turn that said minor defendants are non-resldents
Of the State of Tennessee, publication IS ordered
to be made for four successive weeks IN the
Athens Post. requiring said nonresident defend
ants to appear at the Courthouse in Madison
Vile Tcnu, on or before the first Monday OF
January, 1868, and answer the bill filed by CON-
claimants against them and others in the Chance
~ Court at Madisonville, Tenn, or the same
iii for hearing pro cory ESQ
aud heard accordingly.
]. A. COFFIN, c. d ".
! Nov II, 1S62-4t-prs fee S5-73s
Henry Donohoo,
rs
James J. Ely.
1T APPEARING FROM C0MPLAINAN1'S
! i bill filed in the Chancery Court at Madison
| vile, Tenn, that James J. Ely has absconded
| that ordinary process of law cannot be served
| upon him, publication is ordered to be made for
four successive weeks in the Athens Post, requir-
| ing said Ascending defendant to make his per-
| sOnal appearance at the Court house in Madison
ville Tenn, on or before the first Monday in
| January, 1868, and answer compliments bill, or
| the same will be taken confessed and heard
eu parte. ]. 4. COFFIN, c. d u.
Nov IA, IS62-4t-prs fee $5-73S
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To the Enrolling Officers for McMinn
County

Cap5. Supt. It'll n. & NJ. District.
Sept %, lS62-3m
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Sherif's Sale.

Dee II, 1S63-3t-prs fee $5-741
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T Knoxville Register cnpv.
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARPANGEMENf
COMM NClNlt MAY . TSP.

- SPRING ARR NGENENE 1867,
COMMENCING MAY . taR
Pa,s-ag.r Sa'.cu H. Nsw-YorI cor 25hst and 4th av
Fgtfaf Cc 90 .sth.si.
TRAINS LEAVE tTW-YORK:
Ior e"-lisvrn :. q. H., tEK)i !Il'. tEz)i $780,
Ter Si3i'roh {, Q 4. mq ga, iel5 ES)i 80
Tor MlS-d s,ai.orI Fs.rfed. soa.hr'r, aad we.por,
F. Saras's T. e'c r. M, l.I5 ., Erl $3.50, 100. s;
b. O'a.l end Greenwich, :. $50 Ia; ul5 $3.50 40
10. s'smorl 2, o. l1,l 90 a nj i1'i5, ''(snh ,:
10, Pot Cni,r nd n.e mediate stotioa. s.5oa M '
o. tie'',l 'a So. Rochelle so. "a. O.x)
CONNEt. mo TRAINS.
To- R9tou yiispl,as eli, a H., l-.S.hS (ENl p n
!or Eo.'on. Vie slore line 1913. s p. NJ. u't1
20 Hartford AID spaush'i a. H.. Oh LIE D
for Councillor River Railroad to Montreal T.. ti1b
AL 1915 Z D.. 90 herl liATt.u.
tor ia.iu.d ilY,idcn e., aud tltiL ba.lfo4'- an,
Gri. 4..l. I. .
~ EsNif,een London. and s.o,iug,on Psilcosi
ui8 D. De. - b. g. . u.. tLNl
Dor tlual hu.r.al. l2 D., g. ui. "a No-thhrip.on
fcr il1us.tonir l.siluan 10 Iinacd. q "a D. n 20
b. .in.t.n I'D op rHtrrdf thr... ht. tt.shcd
tor Naueafucs iifosi, a. u. p. IN
pr Dtliiry rri Nols.'A Railroad. = $3.50 a m, = ~
pm ,,
JANIS H. HOhi, Superintendent.
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CEyTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.-

A NJ l.
From Tot OF Conftlsndt. st-ConDeotng at Hampton
Iuurfio with Delaware Lacksws and estern haoai
aid Al Eason with Lh.h Valley Railroad and its conne'
ton. forming droc, line Pittsburgh and the West without
SUMNER ARRANGyMEar-C ommenciug May s. 1862
- eayo New Ok a. follows: -,
U,uufsr~ug RrPHEss-At 6 n NJ for Esston Heading,
Pottsvtlls narrisbury Msuch Chunk Wiiam'port, Nc.
Man TKAs--At a. n. for Easton, Water Gap, seran-
ton Oreat Bend. rit'ston, WikesbGrfe, sc. - ,,,,
h y. Turotea TRkIs-For Eas,oo, Manch Chunk WA
iism.psft Reading, Potisvle Harrisburg &c go,
> N " AZ Pk..rNGEK rKAS-FoT Eas,on. Dethlehein
Allentown and Mauch Chunk go
E.sOP A. WY THt,s-F For Somerville.
a. {. WssrlnN ErrRE.s-F0r kaston Allentown Read
inr dsui.burr P,bursh sad the West Seepins cars from
Jersey Gay Though % clf's-aI gh.
Frrtr.s THls FOH HhNKfsuCRG-Ihe q m Express
Tta nom Yok rrriye. Harrisburg a. y. Connect
ing tst AMI Railroad NO thefn
Central R,irosd. North and south AID WIKI tho Cumoer
lafd VI ley isiircsd. g.. -,
Tug III M trFnNls TRAIN Yog rHs WEST. leave,
New.Yask q pm d1y Sundays excepted n.NnS close
connection A. lau1ufe with Penn sylanLi Ea!rosd-with
10 Az, 81 cas T. Pi"s11Egh and but one 10 tnctn-
raj aud Chicago Four m time Is saved b. taking ths
Iain. r -, ~
York ron Pie No p north River. s:21 aud II 70 a. M
$50 f.p1 add y. n. a., 80
trip esra joiiN " oi+t'+'' @"-o4'He'U'
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VNJARWICK BANK X. L-Pur'uant 70 q

"A AEh i'm DAMN H. IL W 'u1"s ~
de,e.sl order Of the slpf.ne C0gft II the state q
Vsol. Leland tie subscriber syrs notice tt.' AZ p-i,'i.
,iipe oil. u the WARAlCh Or. ll BANh must depo.h
,.H ii, af MA otre Government Blii.its IfoYf
.~- 4 on or before the lst 10y Of January, A. D. lS &c
81 Ter be- rnt,t.ed 20 a.. dividend D- my pa -
.' IN. ..-.i. ID, ,ii pana Iha 'Hrsr ci ~l-l OH rtr
. hs same aa the btct there Z before ne -nle vi =
,cesclor Receivers ceac4ie issued tncicioi.-
R T.. j4V ND lul. . -. - -, ..,..,
sul 2.wfuaIi NlHbALf HNiH''
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA;

: \ NV end TROY. CONNECTING Win ihAi'''
A.Ii.r .uI WEST. Trains leave: - oo,
49,. - H. ;, and Z. Is. ll:25 m. ard 81 10 ani
10 arI . \. IN. 30 p H.
10, ~ io.1 N n, 1870 pm (sundsy. included.
o. 80 ~ =, '' rs and 6:55 p. N.
Tyon s.jJ 80 q. H'
Fishktl troln $3.50 2. IN. 300 p M.
Pe.b.kiI train, s:3D N. and ,,.,.
s:25 p m. si9S ~ sn1 s''' % S'
Stag Sing train 3:30p III. 1902 p m
Tsrrytown. q IA. t:L9 IN
IolkcTs train, p III - p ~ e.,....s.,,
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IN PI RsUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
u lie County Of Newiok motto, is hereby given 10
r.rsan. having c'ims sgaips, HENRY MEEhAN ate ofh
m OK NeNi ok deceasei preset the same Win yolen
thereof the subscriber a. tie uce q Richard Wnas
No 9, sslut IN the Ci.y Of Nrwl Ok or be OF. he
o.h Al or ,tobtr usn,-Difed New lcsk March D. 1876,
mn = las, f,r'rl JANIS w. WHITE. Erecutor
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cal GAZETTE, Neio. York.
81 have personal kotrielge Of Mr. WrscuBsTEFs HON
FsTr AND srEGTY, and the Profession ana the
public that PREPARATIONS CAN BE RELIED os-1dme'
H. Chiffon w. d., Cieaist, Netg- YORK..
Tie SPECIFIC PILL is not E Homeopathic remedy nor
does /, contain Siercuy Iron, Can,hardes or any injurious
Ingredient Prices 81 per box Elk boxes (SeH oTdred az
one, for IS Sent BY mail Sold wholesale and retail, ~
J. WINCHESTER, No. % John-st n, Y.
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~ Pt KS ANCE u. en- bfaer oil the nOnoIaoN
tVARIFS L. DAILY lin.t Judge ofthe Court Of Comeos
P lie ", aad County OF New YORK at lg as egFIosss
y I'D Counts Of Sew.Nors. ro-ire Is hereby given % ST. per
sons nsv,rs claim- agasst CHARLES IA FnCM late
ths g., a. NtNirIk dcus ascl o. present the same WE
RIA ,of 70 the s4bscDcr a. bis Office. No ~ N-d
s,. iu he Cy of Neu.lork on before the rst csy
ser Dated New-N the Sst day Of Nlrs 1914
CHARLES Il. GLOVER
nib. f.uf uF AiIiuls.faos. with the Wll annexed
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Ce1dl Notltes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
II tie County Of Newyos notice is hereby given to al
.ou havn. claims against JOHN MEOGS late OF the Cy
81 N-wYork gentleman. dsreisod 70 present the same WIZ
the subscriber az the Office OF q W. VAN
vODRLlIs No 80 Nassau u City Of Hef ORR en- 81
before the frst day Of March no1Dsed Nsw.l orb tho
18th day of August, 1902. DEWITT CIhlis.
.tr.yi laNbmOlu'