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q CANnTJAW RT,,nTEDY

For Cost'ycaess, lfrTgu'a..ty aid De1n act ihe
Uiscsilrc O;yaAs, lpdAt'ng Hcadache, ',assi-
| !nac, Nervousness, GcneyM Preservation Of fhc
| Mind and Body, Paralysis, &c.
4 moments reflection cuett to convince grIslhe
n of The folly and danger Of constantly dosing with Ca
tharc Medicines. The practice porneious and suci-
dial An experience Of forty years has taught that
the constantly increasing evils Of indigestion fear
fully aggravated by the too free Of Catharcs The
American people are fast becoming nation of dyspep-
tics by their artificial modes Of life. Drastic Cathartcs
increase the rrpbty and PROSTATE the strength of the
digestive organs
this irritabiity and 81 The time to invgorats ard
strengthen oil the functions ct digestion, while they
gently laxative. They anodyne tonic nd
They are 20 mild and invgcrsting that remind
Cd ny any dsagreeabc effects that he has taken medicine
Business Men, Students, Professional Men Females md
try them.
The undersigned Physicians, cheernlly certify &c the
high professional standing Of DR. Colby one
OF the eldest and best Physicians. and to the cNceIe
qualities Of his " AntiCos,e and Tonic Pills." which
We have asFd in our practice, and highly spproye.i
j. b. GIBSON,M M. D., Dlnhau G. F.
{. +. COTTON, N. H.. CowausyiIIe.
CHARLES BROWN, " d.
IS. FOSTER, M. y Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND. N. H.. Bsrns.sn.
\. jerks, N. u.
CIV. COW LES. NJ D., S.ansead
JOHN MEIGS, II. D.
JOSEPH BREADUN, q. D., Surgeon, ~
BENJAMIN DAMON, " u. Coacook.
l.EMu Eli RICHMOND. NJ. d., Derby Line
N. g. GliNES, N: D., Compton, C. T..
q. 0. SOMFRS, NJ. d., Nogog g. T.
j. G. RUTHERFORD, Al. D., Newport. VI.
fferared by Dr. NJ +. COLBY, StaMsicad e. H., and
Darby Line Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally
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cnTEN uOUNTAIN FREEMAN JAN. ~ 1oo2
sisns,sD,s Esays' Estate.

IlI subsoItts haying zen apponIHd by lHU IIUl.1'
Probate Court Tor The District Of aShnefnn sohi'nls
soncry TO rcccv examine and adjust all eaims ana he
mari!s 1T II l,r.ons against tbr estate OF simpson nay
ae Of Mdursex in said district deceased, represented
insoycnt, an tie .ern If SIX months licnl NE ~ ga"
Jannnrv 1872 being allowed y, said court 10 the cred
Ito,s Of sd deceased, cAbit and prove Their re-
specti,c Iaims bt fare u.s. Give notice, that we VI" az
end TO the duties ii or appointment at ihe Inn 81
Winm Sim ends in MGi'cseX, in said diiirici. on the
first Wednesdays o February and July next. at 9"c'osh
in iEe iorcnaCn, Oh each Of said dlys
GEO. II. LEWIS, l,-r,,,s
A. CEAMBERI1N,
MildlrSeN. Jan Isl. 4 D. 1862. 13:".'
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Notice.

This Is to certify shat have this dsy given my sons,
l Joseph L. Sergeant and Truman Il. Sergeant their
time during the remainder Of their minority and shall
claim OF their earnings mnr pay any debts OF .har
contracting after this ar:e. "
JOSEPH HAHCGASY,
Attest, L. aAReEANr. ...
Hancock, Dec 81, 1851,
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TrF ms Going South and East.

TrF ins Going South and East.
Leave Montpelier ?, IS 90 P. N. and 10 IS p.
MAE TEAM leaves st. Alba 64j A. NJ, Burn gion
wi 1904 NJ, connecting at White River Jmncti with
trains for ann from Wells River 81. Jntnsbury and
ie,on and with Merit r. R. for Bos: Lowell Wor.
cester &C., and connecn. at Bellows Falls W h hesh-
ire H. X. fer Boston and with Vermont Valley r. Il for
springfield, New Haven and New York arriving in New
York At 10, l5Px.
AcCchoDA Tam leaves Reuse's Point 4, s. A. NJ
for Burlington and Mortified.
NrAr EXPRESS TRAIS leaves Ogdeusbuig at II 80 NJ.
Mont zeal at $40 p NJ Rouscs Poi at + 10 p ~. arriy
ing al Burlington at 9"l in Boston at $40 NJ,
nacling at Bellows Falls with Cheshire r. 70. Boston
and Worcester and with Vermont Valley r. for SPRING
ieh aat New Haven and arriving in New York at %
IN.
Trains Going Nor IN and West.
Leave Montpelier al , W An. - and 800 r. ".
MAIL TEAM Leave Boston at 40 NJ, VIA Lowell
Lawrence or firhtiTg. Leaves Spiing ,gli at 2J NJ
Bellows Walls at 1925 ". connecting at White kiver
Jnnct With Nohern e. X from Boston n nj with Pas
rnMptc Il. r. Tor and from st. Jnlnshury and trtou
iIhv'ng at burlington at 100 ard -. Adams oil T.
40 r. NJ, and lodge.
aGcoAMopAfioN TaAIs leaves Nol,hh,ld Il, s.2j 4. NJ
ana Burll' g'on a 1915 w. for Ron es Point and Mon
Hot', arriving ut Darlington at li0 ard y, Mcnnal at
N'aIf ESFrhs' TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls atjIj,v
,,'cnlhg nec-s hcm Vermont Valley r. r ,ea,jng
'cW orh a. 500 A, NJ and from Cheshire r. n c,nrn7
ing at hfe KiVe Junction with train ayjr Rn>,on ~
~ NJ; VIA lhwtll er Lawrence. Leaves Wine Rivar
ION al i:'5f NJ, arriving at Burlington M :, o.
g. NJ, HOUSES FONT at 40 A. NJ Mo ,trc,i ~ Ia IN
lnu ogdensbush at20O NJ, connect no wiz c. M
iThhk ir3ini for Detroit. Chicago and the W., '"''
,F'phs cars are attached to Lrth the niph, c,ur,,
runs u hhhins between RouSe's Point nd Inston '''
The principal stations ''' ''' safe +
st. Adams. ", Jan. s. lst., ""'i"' cup /
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'0.saasDN
Alteration IsoalGp.

fyHIS is 10 certify that have this day given my son,
G. Carpentry, his time during the remainder Of hiS
minority and sha claim Of his wages nor ray any
debts of his contracting after this date; r,,,,,,,,
SANFORD CARPENTER.
Attest, MRS. c CARPENTER.
Dec. 81 l2a1. f3l:WiF
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CT ,ry OF VERMONT, i;DRoBATE COURTS within
w.srIsaros DISTRICT ard for the District aoro
aid will be holden the Probate Once IN Az
I'D district on Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with sad court are
i"e''Vo - az - T. r. MERRILL, judge.
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srnIL,E vtkaiuNr,, In Probate Court, holden at
WAsu,NGror nsTnicr IS. Montpelier, IN sae s'hc''
on the Sd day If January, A. ID. 1856. j.
WILSON l. SIMONDS, Administrator N Inc es'a'o OF
w Asa Snonds, late of Ro1bnry, in said district DE.
ceased makes application said court for license to sell
the whole Of the real estate Of ID deceastd Win Inc con
psu aud appruhation in writing Of all the helrs OF 9aa
deceased residing in this State representing that saa
sale would be to the heirs and tkosc interested
IN said estate Whcrcapon is ordered ny SAID Court
ma. said application be referred to the ssh day OF Iana
ary A D. 1884, the Probate Office in hontPelier for
and decision thereon and 10 urthererdered mat
s persons be notified hereof by puhlieatic
notice ,a this application and olcer eTcCn threo
weeks .rrcyssiyc'y in the Green Moun.in Freeman.
pried al Montpelier, heiure said limo Of hearing. that
tes may appear At said time aId pace, AID if they
sa".s, c'i otthcr>lo.
-. by the Court,
asw3 Attest n. A. CHASE. Register
STATE OF VERMONT, | In Probate Court, h=ld at
W,suIxo o, DISTRICT. Montpellcr IN said disriGt
ou The 81, y Of January, a. ID. 1859 >-t.>
INA fNNS Executor Of The last will ard sta ne III OF
A,nj.h htlpi,cn, late Ct Dan buy, III said district de
,scd presents e admin ration recount for eHhmiha
lion a allowance, ard makes aspiration for decree Of
WEeeuon il ord. rcd by said Ca: HAT said accunntand
.nd a,vr tn r reicrtd to session Of sd.l Inuftto he
held ai the tuba;c UiiGC IN slt Mont pGor, t" alh
d:y IL Jaurary. A. u. let2, fer herring ana dgc.s,on
m rron uuI further tlacd, iAat notice hereof b.
rv,n al persons inttc:t" by pEp Ct tc !ne
three w.r successfully In thc GCcn Mountain jUrDsaM,
new spapt publish, at Montpelier, previous said lime
and place and show Cause, if any they may have, why
said ;.cco,tui .hou.d not re allowed aud such decree
mace ny me ouIt.
3llw3 Attest, A. CHASE, Register.
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Dies ssagYHss Esn.,

=" Il S'da t5<isTg
little glove stirs M my hear a, 81! . et,-,,,
sno~-%tnte muslin, when it it, make. nagg,,
II sorts Of lady fXna thrill ny feoi,r,s .,......
Bnt little female gaiter COOS are i Az , a." ."e
shorter! ""' ig.
And just to put you IN your guard
I'll give you, short and brief.
small hotel experience
Which filed my heart with grief,
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hoe
stopped week or more,
And marked two " boot ,eesr ero,v
Before my neighbours door
Two boots with patent l.ather,jr,
Two boots which seemed to,sy.
IAN angel trots around in us,"
They stole my heart away;
And often in my nightly dr.up.
They swept before my face,
lady growing GU. Of them
As flowers grow from vase
But All one morn ! sawasirbt
Which struck me like stoD.
esSome other name was On the book
Those boo;s were not alone.
great tall pair Of other boot.
Was standing By their aide,
And CT they walked one aftcrnoo,
And With them walke,l--a bride.
La'i.es, comment is unneccz.ary
Those Cater Boots cine f..
>. &, piM
r." 60 ca d. fo4nlata!l tine, n-,, s......
Ladies, Misses and ChiIdreD'sR b..
and Sh'er Of the latest French Imported y.,s
Also, four own manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots (nsv c,,
Misses and Childr.u's
Boys and Youths
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT. anlirar.
general assortmento OF
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes
Thick and Thin
We are tho sole m q ufacturers 81
Plumer's Cole brated Patent Lar
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIY
We can't be beat in Style, Quality or Prsa
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RIBBEF
for The Trade at the LOWEST PRICES. a. Oak
rrPL EAsE GALL.
J. G. PAGE,
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~ asE'k GgI.

This certify that have sold TO my son, Edwin F.
l amb his time during the remainder of his minority
and shall claim of his earnings pay any debts
of his contracting after this date. SAMUEL. LAMB.
Attest, RUFUS RICHARDSON.
Braintree Dec. = 1861. fv3*
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+ x Y
MIR. SWEETS
Infallible Linim G n t.

.,op RpEUMATISM, GOVT, N EuRAl az ,I ~
BAGO. STIFF EECK AND An DwyG 11NisS PIES,
D2TI ssEsc, fEIS aA ASD al LIN RaEuMATiC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
Dr Tsrhcn !Swtttof Connectlcm,
.,. Known all Over the United states
DR.. .5tepAg, Street, Of Con"cfftfns,
:, thc.u,bcr of Dr. SWEETS infahbie iiaimeh''
Dr. Streets Lfa'Ebh L'n!mfnl
l., ,he anthor of DR.. Sweets lna':a6!e lir'lh2''
Dr., Swets hjatfJle Nn'nlc"t
t,nras Rheumatism and eyer lai!':
Dr.. Sueyt's ntolll5le L1nsaeAt
I2acer.ein re ncny for Neuralgia
Dr.. .Swtefs fnfalGd'e L;a|meat
cures Burns III soads immediately.
DE-, tgmccfS MfaNil'e Lja|AtW
i iho hest Known remedy for prains anA Elu's'
DR.. Sweets Mfal}ibic Ljnimcnf.
Cnrcs Headache Immediately and was 1e'tr knoTn
Z FIJI
DR.. Streets Mfalihle Linimtnt.
Affords immediate relief Cor Piles and so!dom falls
DR.. Smeets InfaNible Liniment
Cures Toothache in one minute.
Dr.. Sreefs hfa2ible Liniment
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately ana leaves sea'
DR.. Sweet's InfalHble Liniment
Ia the best remedy for Sores in the known world.
DR.. iS,occt's MfazLblc Liniment
u., been used by moro than million peops and all
DR.. ;Speet's Infa??ib!e Lin'msnt
Is truly If riend in need, and every family should
haye it 4: hand.
DR.. S,ceet's Mta?'ib!e Liniment
Is by all Druggists. Price rs cents Apply
DR.. Spcsts MfalHN eLinime"t
urss Burnsand Scalds immediate
Dr. Stephen Swret, Of Connecticut
The great natural Bone Setter.
Dr. S,peet's Iafallibs Liniment
80 ,e hnotre ,Ivf ,rC ore in he knn W
UTlON.
To ayoi inpoat.cn observe the Signature ard LIE
nSss Of DR.. Stephen Sweet e|e'y ll)ei AID also
Stephen WCct's Inflllihe linment" blown IN th1
-i.ss CT each bottle without which genuine.
i.ichn,Hscn & 80.
Sale Projectors, Norwich, Ct
lor sa'e by FRED Z. SniTn, Mont9elieF, '4p2cI2!
CERT fof Vermont and by all dealer. ipr~yl
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Notice.

JATllEREAS, wife, Sarah NJ Chattcrton has ie. m
w bed ard boar! without just Cause or proYocation
this is to notify all persons that shall pay no DEBTS
her contracting after this date ,
FIEIELD s. CItATfERTON
IIancocl Dec l. 1861 @l3tW3~
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uo..ass,9,s Esasscrsosa's Estate.

,CIiE suhsrflLers hay IN .raHrlhtrdh|h hnnrH'e
proba 'oirt for the District Of hohdn'ih, Coii
mi, seper> to GIVE examine and ADJUST all cin'Es ~"
,nds ,l all urr4gns agafuS! be Estate Of 3oniiia
Patterson te Of BroAfe', i'll said liStrir deceased
raprcsencd in solvent, 2nd thetefm OF SIX M'hlni rom
IN the cfaduo, OF saiddecca$rd To exhibit ana prove lEc
esnncliyc aims give notice hat we "i"SH
o thn duties orr appoint men' t The Nv lg mouse q
rmna, Patterson in ;,oot field, in said District, on
the second Tuesdays Of February and June "cSf, AZ
u'c, ok in the afternoon, on each hl sid hays.
VIM Z CHAMBERLAIN, C,m,s
DANIi;I. A. MORSE,
Hrar kfeld Dec her %. a D. 1851. SHOWS
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.CO-parincr.ksp .lSiasOl wed.

Inh psrinerhip hersiefors sxpttsg ststvsss r., w.
sd ssvJsf,' Both e<sNsfthAs1& sssdsr ~
yle Of Hsvs "a vysr, u this day Aissciysd
""H"ssN, ~. 7, leel. Skwlv ksW. HOW'D
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American T. Foreign Pateut
Il. II. EDDY,

NOLICIIOR Uf P.fIFNJN
Late Agent Of U. $ Patent Once Wa~hingcr, q,
the Act OF 1897
10 state street. opposite kilby ST., lIosu
4 FTER an extensive practice Of upwards orrgn
"A years, continues "a secure Patents in the unttt
also in Great Britain, France and otter foreign Ga
'ties caveats Srpc ihCatiOns, Assignments, atso
pers or Drawings for Patents, executed IbeGi tn
ana WIN despatch. Researches made into AEtrh
Foreign Works, 10 determine the validity or utility
tents or inventions, legal or other adyctHntt Il
a'i matters toschinq the same. Copies nf the 'aG
any Patent furnished by RENTING one DoIaL s.:
ments recorded At Washin gion
the Agency In not only the larers, in View Er.i
out through 1t inventors have advantages loi :"d'I
patents, OF ascertaining the patcniabty Of inHlH
nnsufpasse dby, II not INN .sura by supttoro-rs
can be offered them olsewhr-e. The testimonial, ~
gwen prove that none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL! ~
rhIENT OFFlCEthan the subscriber and asSru ~
mo me bEsi PROOF OF ADVANTAGES ANp NJ
and can prove, that other Office Of the kGJ ar
charges for professional services so moderate. The
n'ense practice Of the subscriber during twtny lH
paht, mas enabled him 10 accumulate vas coiht''i
.pec'ncM'ons ana ofnctal decisions relative 10 paNa
THESE, besides his extensive library of ega and me
Mai "oiks, and iull aceonrts Of patents granted u ,
Uhned States and Europe. render him able, beyond T
on. 10 oner superior facilities for obtaining paien'
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy AZ one Of TIE most capabh , 50"
course.
CHAS. MASON" Commissioner Of Pa,',
have no hestat ion in assuring Inventors that "
@ eH'pIov person more competent aud tira"',.
- more capable of putting their applications u ~.
y, Seen,e Tor them an early and favorable con,I'
a. the fatent once. LDMUND 81 RkE,
. a. Late Commissioner Oi ttp"
-, "'. II. u, Eddy has made for me ltIlE1 I'm \.
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71@1 u 4 OEt u IT IN
,II2te Agent Of U. $ Patent O.Hce Washington, q,
the Act OF 1897
~ state street. opposite kilby ST., llosu
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legal alutirea.
WAR CLAIMS.

HAVING completed my arrangements
/ with gentleman IN Washington CIV, well
aud h'orably known attorney for claimants pen.
sion, county land aud paten, agent. / am nov T,IIy
prepared to prosecute all claims tor pensions, ar
reafs oipay, Pfiae money, So., due wounded and
disabled soldiers, seamen. or widows and minor
children Of deceased soldiers, | have all the r.
qu,stc forms, Also list of the killed and wound
ed ~ companies from this aud adjoining oonntles
copied from the original files IN the war depart.
mrnt Val be- ~ regular receipt at these,
CLAIMS ui suffers, contractors, Sc,, attended to
before the proper departments Patents renewed,
claims bcluf" the general land office aud all other
business requiring attention ~ Washington, at
tended Ia, No charges made unless clam Is
successfully prosecuted,
Hl,lisgiuH RdT6Rro-IIou, ]. s. Black
Hon. Edwin VI, stanton, Hon, VIM, A. Richard
son, Hon, Johr ", foHcy,
Rock IsidRd R.fTsHrH-lIon, J. W, prury
Hon, l. q, Wukmnon, Hon, bailey Davenport
Messr' Mitchell y Lyndc, bankers,
Address II. e. CONNELLl,
Attorney at Law,
March 81, dlNlN Rock Island, Ill,
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GEN. W tIIACE.

zen. Wm. IL l.. Wallace, who was killed
a, P.t,.burg Landing, was a resident Of OF
iowa this state At the opening Of the war
he was colonel Of the llth Illinois Infantry.
Daring the past summer he acted as "A briga'
der general. in command Mt Birds Point
A. the battle ut Fort d. nelson he was acting
brigader and in command Of brigade, and
was in the hottest Of the battle. lie was
promoted to brigader general for his gallant
ry in that battle.
At the battle at pttsburg he was acting
major general, having command Of the dlvi-
zion formerly commanded by Gen. Smith.
Gen. Wallace was one Of the first men in
this state who enlisted for the Mexican war.
He enlisted rs private in company !, LIST
reg't III vol. On arriving at Alton he was
promoted to leutenancy. Adiutant
Prentis. now Gen. Printissl was elected cap
tain Of company |, and Col, Harding appoint.
ed Gen. Wallace adiutant, which position he
filed with great credit, always enjoying the
fullest confidence Of Col. Harding, and AZ the
battle at Bueua Vista was the neares: man to
the lameuted Harding when he fell.
Gen. Wallace, on his return from Mexico,
married the daughter Of Col. I. l.. Dickey.
who commanded the ith Illinois cavalry
which was attached 70 Gen WalIacc's diTi
sion. He had three brothers in the service
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IRCEoSs AND NURSES ron CAIRO.
Official order.

UrAnvrARTER, lLLNols VOLUNTEERS,
Springfield, April oh, lsG2,
Surgeons and nurses in the northern part
Of the state who have been telegraphed 10 q
to Cairo, will please call on Hon, Mark Skin
ncr, Of Chicago who will provide Transports
ton for those having dispatches, They will
please report themselves 10 Dr. McNickai on
arriving at Cairo. GOV. Yates and Col. Ham
mond will be at Cairo with steamboat by
the time they reach Cairo, The greatest
possible dispatch is requested,
Our victory has been glorious but our los,
very severe.
All passes issued or couuicrsigned by Cot
Hammond, of tho Chicago, Burlington y
Quincy road, will be good, Railroad super,
intendents will please notify conductors OF
this. ALiEN c. Fuller, Adj Gen.
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GRAM AND Stock TRADE OF CHICAGO - We
learn that the Messrs Fairbanks have set in
the elevators in this city, during the last year,
about seventy Of their five hundred bushel
hopper scales, and several smaller ones. Each
of these can be loaded to its full capacity,
and tho load discharged in few minutes,
which shows something Of the immense
amount of grain which can be weighed upon
them. They have also set,at the different stock
yards in this city, five Of their stock scales,
with platforms of sufficient size to weigh
whole car load at once, which must add
greatly to the facilities for shipping live stock
from this market. (hicQg0 7riJRnc.
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officers and soldiers in their command, for
ma,chless gallantry at the bloody battle Of
Pen Ridge; and to Maj, Gems, Grant and
Buell and their forces for the glorious repulsc
of Beaurccard at Plttsburg, Tenn, and to
Major Gen. Pope and his officers and soldiers
for the bravery and skill displayed in Their
oncration. againstthe rebels and traitors en-
trenchcl at Island No. 10 in the Mississippi
riyer-the daring, courage, diligent prosecu'
ton, persistent valor and military achieve
ments are unsurpassed,
4th, That there shall this day he salute
Of one hundred guns from the United Nt"'''
arsenal at Washington, in honor OF ihe''
great victories, :,
Signed, T., VI STANTON sec ""'
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II 1 Z y, & APPS
BENJAMIN +. RICH'S ESTATE.

TO Timothy Scar aud the unknown heirs Of Ben.
Jlmln T. Rich, deceased.
Take notice that $ petition has been filed in the
Clerks Office OF the County Court oil Rock Island
county aud state of Illinois against you, and one
Sylvester Cox, 10y ANN Il, Rithbun as admins.
traitor Of the estate of benjamin +, Rich, deceas.
ed, pfgyHg leave to sell lot numbered eleven UlD
and the south half oil lot numbered twelve, ~ N
block numbered sixteen 40 IA the town al Cor
doVa N said Rock Island County, H., to pay debts
of sad estate. And affidavit Of your Gon.rc,ldcncG
having been filed, nov, unless YOU appear at the
May Term, 4. d., 1862, of said court, 10 he hold
en- IN Rock Island, N slld county aud state, on the
THIRD MONDAY ~ MAY nc,t, beng the 10Th
day ufihe month, the SAID petition will be- taken
for confessed aud decree entered accordingly.
Dated this Nth day ol April, \. D., lsb2
JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
CHA,, VI. O,noKS, for Petitioner.
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'HlCAGO Il ST. LOUIS Il. X. LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Two Express Trains on and after Dec. t,lS6l.
Trans Will leave West Side Union Depot at
m daily, except sundays, and Has p m except
Saturdays. Arrive at Chicago at > a IN and 9 30
p IN.
joliet and Wilmington Accommodation leaves
Chicago at m dally. and arrives atq45sm
Anight tram, with sleeping car attached. will
run through to 1t. Louis every night, except sun
day, leaving this city at Is
JAMES ROBB, Receiver.