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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
A Retrospection.
.put nops bad Amsrteaas on Guard.

"Put none but Ametcaas on Guard"
Eaoso. Nothing Motto.
Ma EDITOR: Now, when certain people are
go fall Of the cry for the ftghts Of Ce,ar aud
Pompey, would IL not be well 90 recall q few
eveDtsi in which the rights Of uhtie citizens were
10 question, and see how they were respeoted :
Il 10 known to you, sir, that In 1884, there was
an institution called Mount Benedict Il think,
in CharlestoWn, Massachusetts, carried on by a
community Of ladies, called Sisters, highly re-
hned by education, and VINO devoted themselves
to the instruction Of young ladies. They never
dreamed Of such o thing as q mob coming to
storm and burn their beautiful place, for they
felt secure under the laws Of that State, that
pretends to care so much for civil and religious
fIeedoml Yet vile mob did come and burn
down their building, and drove those ladies
out In their night clothes. to seek for shelter
where they could. Now theae gentry, 80 far
from regarding the Constitutional rights of those
ladies, never, to this day, have admitted their
claim for-indemnityl .
Another illustration, sir, of tho dear friends
OF Ssmbo, and ! have done. In lT96, there
cane to Philadelphia, Friar of the Order of
st. Augustine. Being Tot oourse), poor, be set
about building church by means OF funds to
be raised by contribution. General Washing.
ton, who then lived in Philadelphis, and who
was slGpe holder, contributed handsomely to
that church, and SO did . great many othere, so
that the Rev. Father (Matthew Carp took up a
lot, on ground rent, and built q large church,
which be called Sc. Augustins's. Of course,
for ell that property (the LOT was valued ct $4,000,
and before the church was burned, $50. .000--
the etnrch cost q large aum) the congregation
psid large taSes. Well, SIR. In ls44, ferocious
mob, instigated by those who regard the Beech
ers and sll their oiar as Gospel Angelo, destroy.
ed that church, and laid all its adjoining prop
erty and grounds in ruins!
Now, sir, 10 singular contrast with this, there
never has been church, or religious institution
Of Catholics disturbed or destroyed In all the
1outhi
Columbus, o., 1863
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
TELEGRsAPHIC.
Morning and Noon Reports
FIght &C MnrisviIio. mI.,ou,,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l2.-Gen. Curtis reoevsd
dispatch from Major Collins, commSndinS
tue post at LebstoD, stating that at 8 O'CLOCK
saturday morning seven hundred Federals. at
hartsViHe, attacked four thousand rebels with
nve cannon1 under Marmaduke and Porter. and
grove them fye miles south. The rebels then
soGk a circuit and returned to Hartsvllle, when
9,guung recommended and continued till Sun.
osy' oar ioas was thirty. five killed and wound
ed. Rebel ioss one hundred and ffty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
QTTIcE o. MkANs o. TRAnsPoRrA11ou, Tausr %.
BuItptKe, 8. ". coK, MAIN AID TIIsD ars.,$
CINCINNATI, o., Decewber 10, 1862.


oyTIcE ov MrAss o. TRAasPonTArior, Tausr %.
BuItpINe, 8. W. coR. MAIN AID THIsD ars.s>
CINCINNATI, o., Dscetpber 10, 1869. ,
DROPOsALS ARE lNvITED FOR
j. furnishing articles used In Means Of TnnspofA.
ton for the Army to meet daily FsqpisOns dpon hk
Proposals should state the articles which 4 /, pso.
posed 10 iarni.h the quantity which can besupplaa
se ss soms'snssa, & the
All articles delivered by contractors ara ,arn,.,A nv
Law to be egHly marked with the contractors name.
The following LIST embraces the principle supplies
stTetoher Chains, wagon,tOnsuss. .5i
Breast Wagon.bows,
hlsss Halter *ssGl.ssss,'...
Stay Jockeysticks,
Horse-brlshss Harness Leather,
%3umy,coRSaSs, %.n5Sas Sd, Bride Leather,
Riding Saddles and Brides,
Anvils. .e -H
SsIss. iporabls,,
Blaoksmiths' shoeing Tools,
sets oarpentsrs Tools for Army use,
Manilla Rope.
Mule-shoes,y D
Mul6 and Horse-shoeing Nails.
Securities will be required for the fu lllmert oeyey
ontract
Proposals will be received from day TO- day. and will
e opened, and contracts will be awarded a. the bids
favorable and the articles are needed.
Samples Of the articles proposed to be furn hhed
should accompany the proposals. or be left at e Urtted
States Warehouse, No. 50 East Second street. The
proposals must state the length Of time they hold and
which the bids are made.
By order Of go
Col. THOMAS swoRps, A. Q, NJ, Gen.
Y. W. HURT, Capt, and A: Q. NJ
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had been previously discharged similar grounds and
were still .t lJr active duty and not liable 10 draft
D. To provide honorable and useful occupation ana
suitable compensation for class of persons whose
ciairns upon tie nation no one question.
The CORPS on the Isl November consisted c 4sl com.
Questioned officers and iol cns ~ men. TINS io.ce
X organized as infantry, composing 23 compah!esi IVY
tf tess companies have been fo neO into 10
,tc remainder are not set formed INTO frsi'A's' "
III De. -, II.
Each regiment contains six companies 81 tne ISL be
talon and four companies Of the 2d Battalion. mo
st Battalion are armed with musSes. ana perform gar
r.son duty; the "a Battalion are Crred WI, SWORDS
and p;stos and are on hospital duty as guards eoots
cla-t rursea attendants G. 1t is designed IN haN-
inc the rerienIs composed Of companies Of both Isl
and I'd HqttaiOns 10 enable each regiment to AFFORD
proper material at any point where may be stationed
for both garrison and hospital dutv.
The corus is now the full performance the cDties
for which il wGs organized; duties which would other
siss have 70 DO reformed by abeboded soldiers and
thus though the individuals vi which is composed are
unfit for field service the army Is as much strengthened
rs would have been by an acquisition 0i the same
number If mon III iOT active duty.
The officers have been selected On the recoWm endh.
zion Of the military supercrs under whom they served
in the fCld and assigned 10 duty without regard 10
The States from hich they We're appointed Men are
assigned TO companies IN similar manner.
Disbnrsng officers duty in the Bureau IN this city
pay by checks all the of the Bureau oiAhe Pro
Vost Marshai-Genera. Up TO Nov. l. the total anonni
paid was al 100 ~ Al; accounts unpaid. havirg been
returned for correction e3s 623 ST. total expenses OF
GUIDE the pay of the Provost Marshal CGnnssioner
And Surgeon Of each district they paid 10y ire
Paw Department. Including this increases the o1pen
dures by Si12. 94i ~.
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Requiring 20 49, pieces Of scrip or some 80 volumes OF
records Special certificates with Isinted forms OF re-
factions have been duy furnished 10 the States author
lied 70 make selections within their limits and the
work Of issuing scrip to the other States has
with great rapldity the whole complement duo Rhode
Island, Kentucky, Vermont and New.Yorh having
been prepared, while all due the other states nbo,e
mentioned it 10 expected. viii DO dispatched " the
proper destinations before the end Of December next
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS UNDER THE sLVkhAL
LAWS or COsGhEhs.
TIC aggregate quantity Of public lands set apart by
Congress FOR military services aud hereinbefore alluded
70 In round numbers 10 ascertained 10 embrace up TO
the 3Otb September. 1868. acres G4.T67G which IN
cludes lands appropriated in satisfaction OF services In
the Revolution in the Of 1912. with Great Britain
for Canadian volunteers foi tho with Mexico. net
Of Isl7 and under the laws Of 1850, 1852 and 1855.
There have been located under said bounty land acts
Of 1917 1870 1872 1885, inclusive for the Hcr ending
3Oth June 1863 4A tS0; located with warrant
during Tho quarter ending 10th September 1869 (part
sstimate). l0l.267; total. 1921. Under said bounty
land acts OF lei7, 1870 1852. 1858 there wore ishucd
prior and ny 10 30h September 1883 warrants 5s oe+
covering ierss % sg NO of which. .hs tot SeUten,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16
shoes and Clothing for Rebel Pri.eners'


IL its haste to indorse the utternccs OF in
master, the personal organ OF Jefferson DAVIS IN
this city not only affirms the truth Of Jens
calumny that the Rebel officers were sent u jour-
sons Island because tia. was the blcekest spot n
the United states, and therefore best adapted for
their speedy destruction--a falscAood coined for
the sole purpose OF palliating in some slight meas
ule his inhumanity TO our poor fellows at ken
moui-but II also alleges that these officers were
automatically deprived of comforts which Their
friends sent 70 them. OF course there Is not
shadow Of truth in it, allegation, but il must DO
what il can o. aid the Rebels in their desperate er'
tremity, aud therefore II volunteers the further
statement that barrels Of shoes and clothing sent
b. charity to the relief OF Southern prisoners have
been for months lying ii Davds Island, no distn-
button having been made, and no cognizance tsSeA
Of the intent OF the donors"
Now the truth is that whenever goods were sent
to the Rebel prisoners, they were immediately IN
spected by the officer Of the day, and nothing VA
withheld from them save articles eontIsoSna {"
war Boots, shoes, stooking', shirts, drawers
coats, pants &c, were NJ once given 20 the pnyA
ors. H. addition 70 tie presents sent to these mei
by sympathizing friends, they were Furnished S"A
complete suits OF clothing; each man had dressing
gown, coat, one pair of pants, two Shirts '"'
pairs OF stockings, and cap.
Soon after the arrival OF the Rebel prisoners"
DariPs Island a number Of Coppcrheais 10 l."
city and ueighborhood subscribed the ssm OF $p'w
for the purpose Of supplying each officer all
private with complete Rebel uniform OF e''I
cloth. This mode OF giving all and comfort 10 'hs
enemy was not permitted By the GoVer9m"''
whereupon the subscribers TO that fund Sent "
dismal howl, which has been echoed in AL tue DO
cession prints North and South.
On tho ARRIVAL OF prisoners az any sta'ioh o"'0
ful comparison of them is made with the roir "h'a
All errors in relation the list are corTectea I"'!
are then placed under the immediate charge OF 'n'
senior surgeon, who is responsible TO the eoniiSA@
ing officer Tho latter can make requSil'oi' o'
the nearest quarteunaster for such clothing "'"'
prisoners may need. We copy the following "''
tho Comnissary -Gc0craps regulations
VIII All articles contributed by friends Tor Tue Iii a.
st,xsr ,hsp, they come, proper 70 be rsceis ,i.,sS
,nrely d..'tbu-d IN. doaors msy frqses sInf ,hs
A.. intended tho sik passing ihf Wv Con.
Sr-.on ~ho will b, responsible lf lrn p,'pe' \. III
,,hin. tu., 90 rrrcis a by al officer 40 -, ~nar,
/ r, ,pon,iblc that they delivered 10 INC P'''
l are M u.eu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16
~ Inndonl Npffialor says:


Mr. Seward has made speech as Auburn ., .as pss
able Of the Prcds soh The SGu'a he pso S and
son MI Seward opens his n,n' sbst ,Ee C,,I calf
%saS. remnant a q he will only S s S sss.
IN time. f"ey arc too LATE viii leave nethr slavery
suninss,on -, me which, If it means mythiie
" ne, are ,ergiug on time when M LnsG ON
@ -, - M which he gave lst January, br ohy IN
sr'P wv threat THE Instruction" he says VIII
military power and Slavery viii rfisn sa
Nreri.l,'s am willing that the prodgs sou ~. '.S
.,rn Neither reE nor angels can preventive 49, ~,
nom being slain FOR his welcome, Whenever ne uo
come back. wing peni,eniy. iirother; n'e omS.
cd and d,~igc reconciliation Angcis WI. 10 H
40 H., uoube 10 wrcstle with Mr.. Seward; put u
he, did. they would probably begin by rencnsusiIs
against his impous parody of our Lords p.n.S,s' o,iy
IA him Willie .ill devourng his living WITH na,5
chat il he chose to bring back with him the yons 2, s
fou company, her presence wonic ne al sssy a
m,tled and pcuitence dispensed with. IL nys
he too thankful Cor the Providence wines sa"''"">
4 ,n.olp Tor seward in the Presidential chss
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,.r 1853 there were outstanding 63sel warrants. GOV
crine 6.75l. 200 acres. ,, ,,e,p,o,c

,.r le62 thero were outstanding o. III "mt"'s Wv
orne 6.75i.7 700 acres rr.ov n,srp,cr
mode If dspnsnc of such portions of thtse ialus vs.
are unccnoeGed is presented IN House OF -"
tyes bin No az reported ItI isi,i,ry District
~ obi, a~d for other purposes to which tho attention
of Congress Is respectfully invited ,.,,-.,,..s-.
There are many entries lawfully maze IN ,is pu,'hi
Jstrjc, ,rior to st January lrJ2 for when ptents
cspuot issue by reason Of the limitation IL the act OF Sd
March isaJ (Stais vol. 10 page iGi). restricting mo
Mrrch ls57 IL submitted tat this Iesi icon should
be repealed SHAT patents may ssue iOT lawfully made
entries Of the class indicated.
SCRIP LAW OF 3lsr AUGUST, 1852 FOE TIE Salts
FACTION or yIRGIEIA LAND wANEANIs.
Under tn. lw. scrip has been issued up TO 10Th Sep
tembcr ls63 FOR acres 9i2 92 35-g small amount Of
which was issned during tie present year.
The co MS now on Gle ENACTED upon cover Hcres las
59s These are suspended-eome for intrinsic defects
I'm proof others because claimed ny part in the nsur
reci.onary States II addition 20 this. u Is cttmaed
that there are outstanding NarInntS unsaished' cover
ing 100 600 acres.
WARRANTS FOR sERviCIS IL TIE REVOLUTION, AND
~ TnE WAR or 1917
Tie oct OF 23d juno. lrC0 (>t-tutcs. vol ~ ?. go
chap. 2oO, limits the period for NE location Of such
warrants 10 e.l june, 1863. YllcE Irritation should le
repealed. these bIng outstanding O1lg lions which
should b. satisfied. The authority! also. Tor the Issue
OF these classes Of variants e. conferred ,! The act oil
18th February. lsJi (vui 10 page 20, CHAP 49,. expired
b, limitation The 10Th Jun,. los. amt sho.i 10 oX
tended m view Of the mcltoFious military services
which were rendered.
By The roatT OF 1876 with The pottav aioaics therc
was granted To the children OF stephen johnson hail
section of lind. Different legislative acs we're passed
with view T. satisfy his claim by location under ore
Of which this LalfsectOn cium was lid on tract IN
the Wyaidott Reserve which location was held in'
valid. -
The Act Of Congress approved February ., 1868 or.
dered reference OF the case 20 the Court 81 Claims 10
determine the value Of hIK section within the bound
aries OF The cc5sion 10y the Poawaione treaty interest
10 be- added from February 3 lsii. aud thereupon de
ernine what amount Of scrip should DO issued IN leu Of
the claim.
On March s. 1868 the court ndudged that there were
due tae heir, ms indemnity. acres ll,gG, for which
land scrip las accordingly been Issued.
GRANTS FOR EAILEOAD IUErOsTS.
There lave been certified % The states FOR The year
ending june 80 1853. 10 aid IN the construction OF rail
roadr. a follows. VIZ:
Acre. Acres.
iow........... ?3-s4 L9f Hrneso'a..... ~ 2Ii2
.tr........ si Jossl Wisconsin...... JiJt5stO
Maxim. "a The 80 80 81
Under th- several Railroad grants made In tho years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

BOSTON merchants contemplate s,apnsa'nY
line Of Apeiicnn steamers ~ run o''r'sH S"' "'s
aud liverpool.
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pRoGrrss or TIE PUEBLO SURVEYS.


Tho aggregate areas Of all public lands and private
land ca.us. surveyed IN tie Innd states ana
nm ia Jnne 20 ls62 were reported by the Surveyors
General under Instructions nom this once anu pun
lshed IN my lasi report Our hnruni inslfu, ..o . o
INCLUDE in their annual reports statement Showing a.
e,tent Of surycys actually executed IN each tlDseuo,t
Gc.l year Tle total number Of acres OF luhhc hhls
reported surveyed within the Last fiscal year IS @i'
81 81. - ..,. MT,
AnJUsrsISr OF ACCOUNTS OY REGisrEls AND RE
CEN LRs.
The accounis Of receivers Of public moneys, ma ~
disbgrsg agents for the various district iaLd oncne
es alag Ito aocouLts u the Unitod States Surveyor
General have boon adjusted iaE "a returned ~ 'i'
Office -. L. o.
1he accounts for tho two and three per cents que le
States on the proceeds Of tho sales oi pune ILLUS
are usuay adjusted annually OF on being called up ny
prour a lory when tie proceeds are such Us " hihAo
Il an oblect TO tic state to have the money.
Account, lave been adjusted between the Dnlteo
States and the State entitled 20 the9 s. and pr cen
bouds acoruins Ito latter upon tho not pT9ceeas oi
tho ,aes of toe public lands situated within iLtli limits
The psrticuar. Of which are shown AZ tie following
exhibit:
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five miles ~ the Dcs Moincs River from the snccoon
Fork 10 the northern boundary OF the state OF Iowa.
be applied according to tho provisions OF We o.lsnn
grant excop, that Congress give assent to the pcn
lion Of portion thereof 10 aid in tho CONSTRUCTION OF
certain railroads according to an act Of thc GENERA
Assembl, of tho State ~ Iowa, approved MaTch -
y1rs that II any II TIC said lands shan hn'c o,ch
soll ~ Otherwise disposed Of by the United Statei
before the passage Of tbs act excepting tIPs" 81, ~
Inv The lniiad states b. tie grantees 81 the Hti'" ~
Iowa Nv the uint rtsnution or tho "a Ahc'I
loot tho Secretary Of the Interior is directed W sc'
npart nm equal amount oflanx In SAID sAte 10 90 GER
tod in lieu thereof" with froyso for Indemnity risi
fnul where tic state MAY have sold and conveyed ana
The to should be- found nvrd In adjusting ihe grant
under this act ofJuy - lsos IN connection WIN .'o
i,nt resolution OF Mar :" letl, u - iound ta' lDs
ve area OF the grant amounts 10 10 acres ara
that 3.q O704 acres Of the above had been 500 a,u
otherwise distressed Of by the United SGtes before Tue
passage " sad act OF is aud for when inc onte ~ Gu
titled 10 Indemnity Preliminary lists ot sections anu
PATS Of sections in place" have been made end sent
10 the local land offices Iowa Tor comparison ana OK
arrinaion. and special certificate anbofNhs ths
seier,on Or 800 600 acres ~ indemnity lands was ISSUED
10 sad state April 25 lso thus placing me grant
nndcr tie ORIGINAL and subsequent legislation IN h "'
. ~ p-a,,c Lam, oered ,in-e DIT, Of lat Rrpcr'
yu,sp1n' IyoieeHf' P,oe'a''af''H No. w. d"'''
Tb.r er. oi,fed II vancouver w,lhin gon Ter Acre..
iiorr Au- 5 l2Zl''''oo
ThIe Ncse caarcd ii Olyupa Warrington Ter 90, -,
Iery, sre s osrs a, ioni; Mich Az ic1. 2Z9s7
I1e's ref' "ae'ea al ha'' sasu." Issls37
Th her, wore offered At LOPEZ >n ~. Iaaoooo
There were offered 1t Humboldt, Kansas, aug ooo ~
3, lDjJ. '
r.o,., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ al8.,3
ID. ,s.,orcd % market having been heretofore
P'''' - Acres
4, Iori. Mich May q, 1853. 92.,Alo
Al Tssi Saainlw. Mich. Mays, l1tj....... Jsi~o,
Al CAili, olhe, Ohio, May - IJoJ..'..'''' E'I1-.
r., -.-.............. 7s62O.l0
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-04-24

No license shall be granted to sell spirituous
and icrmcnted liquors or lager beer in quanti-
ties not less than pint, for the sum Of SIS,
unless the person applying therefor shall also
obtain license to sell goods, chattes, wares
and merchandise, paying therefor the sum
herein before prescribed according to the
amount Of his stock in trade.
Oysier md Eating Houses. The license TO be
paid by the keepers OF oyster and eating hous-
es is fifty dollars throughout the State.
Females vending millinery and other arti-
cleS, whose stock in trade is not over FIVE hun
cred dollars, pay license Of six dollars only +;
but if over that amount, they are required to
pay the same license as other persons-oath TO
be taken as to the amount Of stock at the
principal season of the year.
The Clerk shall not issue license to any per-
son to sell spirtuous or tcrmented liquors from
whom the Grand Jury has recommended a IL
cense 70 be withheld, or TO q person whose Ii
cense has been suppressed by the Court, with
out the special order Of the Court.
The seth section of the Code, which re-
quired an applicant for license TO open oyster
and eating houses, TO procure the recommends
lion Of two ueiqhboring irech0lders, aud also
to make oath before the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of his county, &C., as to the annual
value Of his house, is repealed.
The above licenses 10 retailers aud oyster
and eating houses 60 into effect the LIST of
May.
BY the Act Of the last General Assembly
Of Maryland it was enacted that "when any
person or body polite or corporate, shall pro-
pose to sell or barter anything mentioned in
the preceding section, except spiriiuous or
iermenud liquors, he shall apply TO the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of the county in which
he may reside, or if he resides in the City Of
Baltimore, to the Court Of Common Pleas, for
"A license therefor; but no license 10 trade, or
TO sell spirituous or frmentod liquors shall be
issued 10y amy clerk Of court to q feme c0ref,
or 10 any person under the age Of twen;y-one.
without the special order Of the Judge Of the
Court; hut 70 Judge shall give such special
order 10 issue license to sell spirituous or fer
mented liquors unless upon the recommended
ton Of at least ten respectable ireeholders, re-
sideuts Of the ward OF district wherein the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-04-24

place of sale may be; and whenever any Ii
cense shall be issued to a. teme co0e1 or minor,
the said .teme cogert or minor shall be RESPONSE
BILE for all contracts made in the prosecution
of their business under such license, and shall
be liable to be sued therefor in any court of
sued or indicted ana prosecuted in case of a
violation by her of the License Laws of this
State, or in case she should keep disorderly
house, as if she was a fenae sole and, if judy
ment be obtained against her on any contract,
execution shall or may issue in the ordinary
way to effect her separate estate: Provided,
however, that such responsibility shall in no
manner effect or impair the responsibility of
the husband or parent under the existing laws,
and that this act shall take effect on the tliir-
tieth day of April.
DERRIE EIlE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-04-24
Notice to Creditors.

NJ Office is hereby given that the subscrib-
~ ers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county letters Of adj
ministration on the personal estate Of
JACOB MILLER,
late Of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscribers, on or before the
10th day of March, 1864 otherwise, they
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. Persons indebted to said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 10th day Of March
1868. ZACHARIAH DOWDEN,
WILLIAM MILLER,
mar l3-4t Administrators.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-04-24
LAST NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS indebted to me for Fees
"A and Taxes, due for the years ls5l-55,
are requested TO make immediate payment
otherw Use | shall proceed forthwith TO collect
them by distrain, in ALL cases where ths no.
tice is disregarded, as am determined to close
up my old business. NJ. FIELDS,
mar - Late Sheriff and Collector.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-04-24
LAWRENCE BALL.

late Of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof to the subscriber on or before the
24th day Of February 1864 otherwise they
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. Persons indebted 10 said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this oath day Of Fc-
bruary 1868. JESSE HYATT,
feb 27-4t Admir- de bonis nan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-04-24
MARY d MILES

late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned TO exhibit the same with the vouch-
er thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
ID day Of March, 1864; Otherwise they may,
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Persons indebted TO said estate, are
requested 10 make immediate payment Given
under my hand this I'd day of March, 1868
GREENBUBY MILES.
mar 6---4t Administrators