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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-23

Tits stated that Gen. Beauregard,s army
was in most ieplorable condition when.
at 0oriuth. The sick numbered 10000.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-11-13
Later From The Potomac.

WARRENroN, w., Nov, 7-4P. NJ
The army corps Of Gen, Reynolds took
possession of this place unoppossd yes
terjay The place was occupied by Col.
Raine, with about 400 mep and two
howil5srs.
General Iangs,teet's army corps had
occupied Calpepper Court House for
several days, but left last Saturday,
atwas generally reported that he would
Sucomp on the bills south of the IOWA.
Gen. A. p. Hills command was here
on Thursday. bu, reiterated upon the adj
vance Of our troops.
Reliable citizens confirm the general
nbeIiel Of intelligent officers, that Gen.
Lee has succeededin eluding Gen. Nc
Clcllan, ami that large portion of Lee IS
army is at Gordonsyille.
Gen. A. P. II lis force and .Gsa-iSiv
Gen. Lee. The former was at Chester
Gap on "Wednesday.
Gen Peasanton had pushed GepsTl
Stuart to Flint Hill. Our troops lound
.27O wounded rebel soldiers IN lbe hos
ital hepe. Great distress prevails emong
The citlze rs hGreabouts for The necessa.
,ies Of lie. All the stores are exhaus.
ted of supplies and closed up. Cars are
expected to arrive here to morrow. The
snow storm coutiaued ill late this PM
Lieutenapt CoIopel, Blunt Of Gen Long
htreel's staff was captured by Bayard's
Cavalry, Blunt is Provost Morshal in
the rebel army aud was inspecting his
picket at tie time he was captured
ieadiu rebels here prophesy great bat.
tie heteabouts in few days they rep.
resent that Stonewall Jackson is only
ten miles off with force of 7o,OOO,und
that Bragg is at GordonsyilIe in great
force. They also say that there is but
little doubt that Jackson is threatening
to attack our force at Waterloo.
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From Washington

WASHINGTON, Noy. l0.-The World
correspondent with the army Of the Pc.
tomac arrived in town to-day. He saws
the mutny SO confidently predicted by
Nc Clelan's friends has not taken place
Not musket has been stacked nor a
man refused to sorve or talked of refu-
sing. The Healds story to the contra
ry is simply lilo.
The army is concentrating ana will
speedily advance until the enemy is
found. The repel army is leisurely fal.
ling back Jackson passed through
Chester Gap on Wednesday just ahead
OF Mcclellan. Gen. WadswOr;h went
to the font TO day, on Invitation of Gen.
Burnside.
Since tho battle of Autielom all com.
manders of corps except Gen. Fitz John
Porter, and exclusive of Franklin, have
asked to be relieved from serving under
Mcclellan, So have most of the officers
OF note in command OF divisions and bri.
gades. Hooker and Hunter have also
expressed an unwillingness to serve uu.
der Mcclellan. She opinions of Judge
Holt and others well qualified to Judge,
that SO far from leading TO a disorgani.
cation OF the army, McCIellans removal
is remedy for that which was impcnd.
ding.
A dispatch from Warrenton. says that
mystery shrouds the rebel movements
The Waterloo bridge burned by the reb.
els was 300 feet long.
anatuc' ruaus are goou. lie horses and
mules are suffering from hoof distem-
per. The rebels are in full force al
Culpeper and Gorjonsville. The line
to Harper's Ferry and Berlin has been
abandoned; the rebels have picked up
strogglers and wagons going theirs con-
trnry 10 orders. Gen. Sumner is assign.
ed to the command Of the Cd aud 9Th ar
my corps.
There is no dissatisfaction with the
removal of Nc Glelan expressed by lead
ing officers; quite the contrary. Burn
side is a universal favorite, and is cheer
ed wherever he goes. Yesterday long
conference was held with him b. the
corps commanders.
There is nothing in the latest foreign
intelligence TO lead to an apprehension
of trouble between the United States and
foreign powers in connection with Amer
lean affairs, unless it be from the persis-
tent cource Of English merchants and
spectators in fitting out privatcers TO
prey upon American commerce.
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SD oekInE sleambont DI.n.ter-

ST. Louis, Nov. AT about / O'Clock
Yesterday morning, the steamer ]. H
Diekey, when 10 miles above St. Gene
We've, exploded one Of her boilers. kill.
ing and woundIns several of her passen.
gers and crew. The passengers were
awakened by violent shock, and, rush.
ing from their rooms. found that the
boat had run against the Illinois bank,
and 10y fastened ia the mud.
About fifteen minutes slterward. when
the passengers were sill wandering
about the cabin, not yet recovered from
the first alarm, another terrible shock was
experienced. and the forward cabin was
instantly filed With scslding stesm.-
Numbers inhaled it and fell dying upon
the floor while others, among whom
were several ladies, rushed in panic 10
the stern of the boat. Fire broke out
in the state-rooms and through the floor
above the boilers. communicated from
the furn ces, which added to the horrors
OF the calamity After long and earnest
exertion the lire fire was conquered.
The cause of the explosion remains
uncertain, the Engineer stating il to be
from the shock oGcasioned by striking
the shore, which diSorganized the boilers,
while Others maintain that the boilers
were old and defective.
The Pilot states that the cause Of The
vessel going ashore was from the signal
TO back water being misunderstood.
Among the killed is Lieut.. F. Dodge,
9th y. S, Cavalry Of Philadelphia; Hen.
ry Eaton, Clerk, was dangerously seal
ded.
Several persons are known to have
been blown overheard, and others jump.
ed into the river and we're drowned.
AT 8 o'clucs this morning the steamer
Warner came along and brought the re.
mainder Of the Dickey's passengers and
crew to this city.
All unite in bearing praise to Cap
tain Musselman for his bravery aud
Judgment.
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Revenue stamps.

WAsHiSoTON, Nov, 9.-The Acting
Commissioner of Internal Revenue in q
letter to committee in New York, say
Government has increased facilities for
supplying revenue stamps, and all orders
now in of kinds already engraved will be
filled before the 18th inst. Within q
very short time the plates for all order,
supplied promptly, When this can be
done, an order will emanate from the
Department, giving notice that, after o
certain day, stamps must be used, or q
penalty will be enforced in all coses
where stamps can be promptly furnished
by The Government on application,
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NAroLrOy, Henry Co O, July I, 1858,


D.. c. W. RoBAcK,-Dear Sir For the ben.
eft of suffering humanity permit US to announce
through The columns ofy6uf circplaI the sur.
prisine properties oiyOur Scandinavian purih
er and Blood Pills, which is sure cure for In.
digestion and Liver Complaint We have sew
eral persons in town, who have been suffering
with the Liver Complaint and Indigestion, and
Notwithstanding that We have as good physi
clans as can be fonud in Northern Ohio yet
the disease hafled their skill Consequently
we were in state OF dependency until we
commenced using your Pills, through and by
the advice Of our friend, Mr.. Brennan, We us
ed the medicine according to directions, aud
are now full Of life and hilarity, and our graft
tude is equal TO our improvements health and
spirits. When wetake into consideration what
We have been. and what we are at present, we
feel like charging ourselves Of the sin Of ngrat-
itude, il we did not try to announce to the pub
lie tn great benefits Of your Medicine. There,
fore We recommends TO the public at large, the
eypediency of having recourse 10 your talu4-
BILE Medicine, and consequently, rs in duty
bound, discharge what we feel q be our duty.
in advising persons who are suffering as We
have suffered, to make use Of the only true and
sure cue for the diseases already mentioned,
Mas, GwlN,
NRs BRENS,N.
MRs. HEAToN
M Gao Alvn,t;so,non4
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MILITARY Movements in Arkansas,

ST. Loun, Nov. 8,-W hear nothing
oil especial interest from Gen. SchOfeld''
army. The rebels don't appear to have
attempted to regain their lost advania'
geg, or to repoSsess themselves of any
Bart of,Alissonrli territory, They have
been pursued into Boston MountOins,and
will certainly be compelled to retreat be.
yond the Arkansas river.
The rebel column thnt was 10 take
Pilot Knob and Cape Girardenu from
the south east by the way Of Pocahonlas
have not yet achieved such resullGon the
contrary, they have been driven below
Pocahontus, and Parties Of Gen soele'S
forces arc so dspooed at Pttman's Fer.
ry and other points thot it will be impos.
siblo for The enemy to obtain a (oOthOld
in that quarter,
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rs III TN sI.4 9 4 ~

,a,-.aTHE. subscriber would respectfully call
klas5 the attention Of the people Of Point
wv Pleasant md the country generally.
that he is still carrying on the Timing business
at his old Stand on Main street next door be-
low r. Gilpore's Store where he is ready TO
oceomu.sdate nj whcwsy favor hin viii .b-'Sss
patronage He keeps constantly on hands an
kinds Of Tin and Sheet Iroti Ware Also h
rood assortment of Stoves Of thewoSt improved
patterns. job Work an9 repairing ofall kinds
done with neatncss and despatch upon tho
most reasonable terms. Particular attention
will DO given to ROOFING, SCOUTING, DC,
Country produce taken n exchange tor ;, Tin
Ware JOHN LEoNAhD'
July g. la62-ho l7-ly. ~
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Tue Pennsylvania Railroad Company
are having constructed several iron cars
for the use of their road. The inventor
of this new vehicle claims that it is ma.
ny tons lighter than wooden car. and
much stronger, that it will last much lon
ger, and is almost entirely secure from
accident.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-11-13

mo DISABLED SOLDIERS. SEAMAN q
Marines and widows or other heirs Of those
Who have died or bOSn killed In the service.
CHAS. TUCKER, Attorney for claimants.
Bounty Land and Pension Agent, Washington.
DO. wv,
Pensions procured for soldiers. peamen ,ant
marines Of the present war, who arc disabled
by reason of wounds received. OF disease cam
tfacted while in service and Pension, Bounty
y Money and arrears Of pay obtained for Wild
ows or other heirs OF those who have died or
been killed while In service,
Bounty land procured for services In any Of
the other wars.
Those entitled to Pensions, Bounty Land OF
Bounty MonOy can have their claims prepaien
and forwarded to Mr., Tucker by ,allng %ths
Register oIaco ne
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CINCINNATI MARKET,

Cincinnati, Nov, 10
,ELoUR-Per barrel So oO0s5 10,
for supcrfnc.
GRAIN-Wheot 9O@05O for red and
81 o5@$l 10 for white.
CORNING quote Mt 4Oc in bulk
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rio SO03l.
Sugar, ll3@l3C; Molasses, 6O@62c'
HOGS Quoted ut "a 50@S4 60,
HAY-Thc market rules heavy at
sl2@l3 per ton for prime Timothy.
PoTATOES-ThO receipts continue
liberal, at eO@o5c for prime Noshan'
nocks,
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IMccleIlan's Removal inPhiladclphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-lhe removal
of Mcclellan caused great excitement.
Among the rumow ofthe cause is that
some instructions from the General.in
chief were not followed, and Lee escap
ed in consequence. Folney's Press of
Tomorrow says it was purely military
act, and the result of military consuIta
ton and discussion. Although recon
monded to the President and approved
by him some days ago, i, was only final.
ly resolved upon after change became
inevitable. No act of the present Ad-
m = NJ has been subject Of greater
elaboration. - Z
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-11-13

UNHERE will bcau Election at the various
| Precincts, through tho County, on the
FIRST SATURDAY IN DECEMBER next.
for member Of the House Of Delegates, to ill
the vaGauy occasioncd by the death the
Hon. Lewis Wetzel 4 late member of said Housed
by order of the Governor, and also on tho same
day for county officers. in the following Dis
tricts to.wt: No, /, one Justice and one Con
stable No, ., two Justices and one oyerseer
Of the Poor No s. one Justice.
By Order Of he County Court.
SAML WINDOW, SIN. G.
November 18th. 1862
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IMMENSELY VALUABLE
COAL & SALT PRlPER'FY

GITUATE Mt the town Of Vest Columbia.
- Mason County. Virginia. This property
is largely Improved, having many valuable
buildings, Sail Wells and other fixtures.
BY VIRTUE Of three several deeds oftrust exc
cuted to Abner W. Hogg, TO secure the, pay.
ment Of various bonds therein specified. and
payable to John McCullocfi, Moses Michael
and John Hall, one of which said deeds bears
date the 9Th day Of August 1858, and was
executed TO the said Abher W. Hogg by vii.
liam b. Robbins, anotherof said deeds bears
date the ODD day Of May. 1858. and
executed to The said AbnerW Hogg by the
said william b. Robbins, and third and last
Of said deeds bears date the oath day Of May
1853, and is also executed to the said AbneE
". Hogg by The said William u. RQbblns. AZ
of which said trust deeds are duly fscaided 10
the Clerks office of Mason county Court. to
which reference Is given for further description
of the property intended to be sold. ! shall as
successor or instead Of the said Abner ". HogRi
he being ofinsane mind and having been mp
pointed by decree Of the Circuit Court OF Ma
son county, at its spring term, 1861, to oct az
Trustee instead Of said Abner W. Hogg,) shall
proceed to sell upon the premises at public
auction, and to Che highest bidder. on the 4th
Saturday IN January next, all thd property
mentioned In the said trust deeds, upon the
following terms: SO much Of the purchase
money in each case in hand as will be necess-
airy to pay the cost o. sale and such OF the
bonds described in each Of said trust deeds q
may be due and unpaid and the residue N
such payments and upon such cledila rs shaN
meet and satisfy the bonds specified In said
trust deeds as are not due. and the balanco II
any, upon such credit and terms as may be di-
rectcd by the said William B. Robbins. his
heirs on assigns, this 9Th day Of July, 1862.
CIIAs. b. wAGGENER, Trustes.
July II lS69-p
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FROM the Lower Missrssippi.

Cairo, Nov. 1.-THE expedition from
Helena down the river forty miles, has
returned. 1t saw nothing of any rebels
in force.
Last Friday detachment Of The 46th
Indiana on pickle, duty was attacked by
rebel cavalry. The latter were repulssd
with severe loss, the number of which is
no, stated. Our loss ki'cd l wound.
ed.
.Hinimau's outlaws having committed
.sundry deprodatious upon Union citizens
in tho vicinity Of Helena, the FederOs
have relsliated on the secession sympa'
,tbilors. A number Of fire farms have
eecsa. &eg.t6$Gt s., &C
Information from Memphis says that
on the 4lh there was large rebel force
between Collierville aud Memphis burn
ing cotton and committing depredalions.
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A registered was mailed OF the New
York office few days ago, tho postage
on which, prepaid by stamps, amounted
TO Sl48 4s, 1t was addressed to Lon
don, and tho contents were stated by the
Fsnoers TO DO Of thoyolu Of 100000
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Mason county.classification ofJustices

Mason ounty-Classificatio ofJustices.
AT A COURT continued and held for the
"A. county Of Mason, Mt the Court House
The following classification Of Justices was
adopted by the Court, viz;
LEWIS WETZEL, Presiding Justice.
Finsr Glass George Stephenson, j. H.
Miller, jacob P. Kester and Lewis Bumgarner.
Sgcovp CLASS. B. j. Rollins, John Nc.
Cull,ch, Sr., Reuben Harrison aud Eugene B.
Davis.
THIRD CLASS -JohnJ. Wcis. Apollo Ste.
phens, David George and Z. ". Rollins
FOURTH Class. John l.. Jordon, William
Stewart, +. j. DBlfer, and s. W Sommerville
FlFrH Glass; Richard Bush, - --
and Chas. A. Vaughn.
Ordered that the Courts hereafter be held by
the Justices composing the several classes
above mentioned and in the order as they are
classed to-wit
First Glass to hold September Term, 1862,
February and September term 1863 and March
Term, 1864.
Second Glass to hold October term. 1862,
April, August and October term, 1863 and A
pril Term. 1864.
Third Glass to hold November Term, 1862,
May and November Term, 1863 and February
and May Term, 1854.
Fourth Glass to hold December Term, 1867
June and December term, 1863, aud June and
August Term 1864
Fifth Glass to hold August Term, 1862, Jan.
nary aud July Term, 1863, and January and
July Term. 1864. TESTE:
JAMES i. .HoI LoWAY, CLERK.
iuly2i n2Dtf.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-09
CIRCULAR.


To the Soldiers Aid Societies OF 8. C..
In answer to the numerous enquiries which have
been made by the different Aid Societies which have
been recently formed throughout the State, I have
been intructed by his Excellency Gov PIoKENs, to
give the following information.
Depots will be established by the Quartermaster
General both in Charleston and Columbia, for the
reception of all donations Of clothing; and he is also
charged with the duty of forwarding and distributing
the same.
The Department" will receive all donations Of
clothing say frock coats and pantaloons, of heavy
worsted goods, shirts an6 drawers, Of heavy home
spun flannel, WOOL heavy cotton socks, blankets
new or second hand, also heavy shoes.
The plan upon which the State designs supplying
her soldiers with all necessary clothing is based upon
their willingness surrender to the State the amount
of money appropriated by the Confederate Govern
ment for this purpose say fortytwo $42) per annum,
this sum not being sufficient in consequence OF
the greatly advanced cost Of material 1t is in view
of this fact that these Laudabe Associations Of la
dies and gentlemen, cordially welcomed as coad.
tutors in this noble work. and proportion to their
voluntary contributions of labor and Materials will
the absolute of clothing for gallant volunteers
be reduced
In the event that any of the Associations" should
not feel themse able to furnish both material and
labor the Quartermaster General is instructed by his
Excellency the Governor, to reimburse such Associa
tons the Of all materials at rate not exceeding
similar materials purchased by the "Department;''
and the quantity allowed for each garment shall be
the same as used in our Manufacturing Bureau.
Societies are particularly requested to advise the
Quartermaster General of the quantity Of work they
can do per week, and the amount of donations they
will probably send
To prevent confusion and loss the following method
for marking packages should be strictly observed. All
Societies near Charleston should ship to Charleston
ahd mark thus
No. l. TO QUARTERMASTER GENERAL
CHARLESTON, s. G.
from Aid Society at (here insert pace.)
Societies Columbia, should ship and mark thus
No. l. TO ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER,
COLUMBIA, 8. C.
From Aid Society there insert nancy
The packages should be marked distinctly and mum.
bered frou one u upwards correct invoice should
accompany each shipment.
All articles shipped at the expense Of the State
November 8 s. 8. GLOVER, @. M. G. s. G.
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Notice..

THE UNDERSIGNED INTENDING TO MAKE
j change in his business the first Of January
next will dispose Of his stock of goods at e1ceedi,gy
Ian fsioes until that time for cash, punctual
customers. My object is to turn as many goods as
possible into cash, giving the purchaser a LIBERAL
bargain for his money. r w. BONNEY
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THIS rs TO CAUTION ALL PERSONS FROM
- trading for Note gwen 70 Mr.. TX Black, for
abovt two hundred and seventy dollars dated the
early part Of the present year. and signed by "Suth.
erland 4 Lemond and James Dunlap"-the said note
having been lost and since settled, by new paper
1t given for the hire OF Phil ami Charles for the
year 1851. e. W. BUNNEY.
December 20
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Save the Pieces.

CPAULpINGS LIQUID GLUE lie invaluable to
~ every household. ill mend Wood, China Glass
and Metal One small bottle will cave ten times its
cost. For sale by JOHN j McKAIN.
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January LIST. 1862

TIAvING TO PAY CASH FOR ALL MY PUR-
II chases, compels me to change my terms Of bust.
ness ate, this date. -
all instances for cas- unless special oraxgessens b
mad TDr d short credit ,An gnods sold under this
arrangement must be considered 40 Cash, when
called for. ,~
change, trust will be apparent to all Cash custo.
mers solicited. n 4. w. BONNEY
L January 3. - ,,,,..sE t
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NOTICED .-I
ID ECRUITS WANTED-ALL PERSONS WHO
III arr desirous of enlivting in my Company, now
serving in Virginia, are requested to come forward
and enroll their names Congress allows q bounty Of
fifty dollars to each persons who sulists.
February 81 80 EB CANTEY, Captain.
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Cash Store.
NO CREDIT. .s...--..-.,...---
TO ANYBODY
For Sale. e..

THE TELEGRAPH LINE FROM CAMDEN TO
u IKingsviIe is offered for sale. There are thirty
seven e miles of 60 wire Twelve (l2) miles of
1t single new wire with soldered JOINTS '
~ ith the same two (2j good Magnets and Registers
and all the connections Of the Office offered for sale
Persons wishing to purchase may take the Line as
1t stanos with the Glasses and B. ackets, have
1t taken dow n an. coiled. A----.----.--. 9
April TggS -. K. WITHERSPOON
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In Equity-Kersha District.
BILL FOR PARTITION, CONSTRUCTION OF
WILL, &c.
Thomas Lang u.s. Edward M Isoykn, Mary E. Boykn,
Salie Boykin, Harriet Lang, John G. Lang, Ed
ward B. Lang, Theodore Lang and Samuel w. L.
Lang ~
1t appearing that the above named John c. Lang,
Edward Lang and Theodore Lang, Defendants
reside out of and be ond the limits of this tae it is
ordered, on motion Of Richardson Gay COMPLAINTS
Solicitors. that the sa'd 10 n G. Lang. Edward b.
ang Theodore Lang, do plead answer, or demur to
sid Bill, within three months iom date hereof or
said Bill will be taven pro coajesso against them
1t is further ordered that this order be published
in the an'den Confederate for three months, a
week. - .------------rr----- ----~
December l3 3mo WMtR TAYLOR. o.Ek.p.
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NOTICE.
ForIs Sale.
The Cash System

TTAs BEEN FORCED UP6N Us BY OUR
II INABILITY 10 obtsin the means Of continuing our
business I'm any other source. Our customers will
therefore please take ntce that we will henceforth
MI no orders (unaccompanied by cash) whether for
under prssoas special ar,angeasxs dist. ely made
ciM ~. J. J. WOkKMAN'& d co. +
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Companion for the Toilet.

CONTAINING Four Bottles Of essential articles
~ for the Teeth. Hair Complexion and Handkerchief
Prepared by Burnett and neatly put up in compact
Box. ~ Seld by J. J. NcKATN.
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| sNOT'ICE.

I A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
IA Of JESSE f. YOUNG, decesssd, either by note
or account win please call the Administrator and
settle the same by cash note 40 wish to get the
business closed up in some shape or FORM At an early
day. tesA ssi2sH Nv. J.AGAYLE admir-
February Il e-9sy rgss tofi