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POCKET BOOK LOST.

a 0ST OR STOLEN FROM ME ON THE RAIL ROAD
El ON The Sd inst, between Raleigh AMI Durhan< nv
pocket book containing about 500 in cash. one fifty dollar
bill Confederate money, and 81 Bank of Cape Fear bs
other bills Also note given by Jno A. McMannen for
St45, payable to Wiley Tley, also note given BY Iii
Stewart for ST. note given by Rial P. Beck for $8s
note given by Thns j. Riley for $50 several small
notes all made payable to myself with against
sundry persons and number of receipts paid BY
John McMannen Co, signed BY Sam H. Johnston
Deputy Sheriff There also discharge from military
service and government contract for making shoes
the pocket book. orewarn all persons from trading for
the above notes.
will give 800 for the delivery of the pocket book with
its conents to ME, SIS for the pocket book and papers
or liberal reward for any information leading to the dis
every of the SINE.
Address the Stor of the Standard Raleigh, the sub
scriber at South Lowell, Orange, n. C.
JOHN TILLEY, JR.
Orange Co. Feb. 10, 1858. lS-w&Sw5tpd.
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LAND FOR SALE PR1vk~,

SOO tT, n. g vi Ds.! Land as IN FRANKLIN cor,
itg from Castalia about half mile fr on ne s
three miles from the latter PLACE l hn,, Inc former sns
the 5sanss % o2S S T T1s5 las been
provements consist of a dwelling with ,snoered The IN,
ssry 9utbudlngs Bedford Academy is ' sban and
- For fnrtb GOO senool Is kept nat nile
J. W. JACKSON
Dec. 80, 1862. eastalia, y. c
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TURNER'S n; e: ALMANAC FOR Ips9
THIRD EnITInN " ~ lcOJ,

G ioNTAlNlNG ALL TIE CHANGES MADE ny mr.
~ present General Assembly, Just pubISbad ID TIE
at The North Carolina Book Store. Price 81 nr sale
Raeigh Feb. 6, 1868 " u TURNER.
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ONE HUNDRED DtLLARS BOUNTY.

AflNG BEEN DETAILED BY MAJ GEN G.
HI SMITH TO recruit in Wake County | am autbDrizd
O:ay the cOnscpt law is modified as to allow any one
TO volunteer in company of their owu choice withrn On
ing through the couScript camps. You can Join y0ur
friends and receive the Confederate and State bounty
other volunteers. You called upon 10 defend the m
ofyOur own State Gen. Smith has caused free p1ri,1
except as forfeiture of pay to be granted ali who are pEy
absent and will voluntarily return BY the 10th of the month
Otherwise the law will be enforced with utmost severr
Those wishing to volunteer in Capt. s. W. MtcheI5s
Company can report their to Evans old stand
JAS. d. NEWSOM Lieut.
Co II, 47th Regiment y. CT
Feb. 6, 1853 l2-wESw3w
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IhON, TbOUh, IUbACCO, AND SUGAR
FOR SALE.
- WEEDS IRON ASSORTED SIZES IN STORE
~ Family Flour in bbls. in store.
Fine Chewing Tobacco, by the box or RETAIL in store
Choice brown Sugar daily expected in store
For sale small advance on cost for cash or cou,t
produce Call at my old stand SIIveriale or address
me at Smlthhcid N. Z. W. II. AYERA
N B-COtton bought aud sold for q commission
W. H. 4.
February 10, 1858. l3-wSswim.
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NOTICE.

E1EING DESTROYS TO SETTLE U" Ny PktSs,Iim
Sd business wish all persons indebted to me e,n .,u
note account, to come forward and settle IL" m Ie
Also, all persons having claims against me- to IRIS
same for settlement. b. b. hAnr
Raleigh, Jan. d, 1863 S-""~~
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE DERSfGNED HAVE FOR SALE FIVE
bundled acres of and in Wake County the waters
of NeuSe River adjoining Geo. w Mnrdecai's Fish Dam
tract and immediately Opposite the receaty sold BY
Col. Russ. Tcrms accommodating.
For further particulars address either of the under
signed at Tally HO! =. D., Granville Co, n. C.
JAMES A. RUSSELL,
ROB. l.. HELM
Feb. 10, 1855 10. -w6swi7.
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE NILES
OFFER FOR SALE MY rLANTAIiUN, "a acre,
II west of Carthage Moore County, containing ScreE
which is Grist and Saw Mill, Cotton Gin au r1nJ
will receive in payment State bonds edHIPfSOS
or likely negroes. JUN ~ ,lsF!L
November | {, 1862.
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COURT OF PLEAS AND
Quarter Sessions, Nov.
Term, 1862.
Petition for sale of slave for
distribution.
GEHAzI BRITT, IT. as.

N''''""N'"h'
GEHAzI BRITT IT, ais.
1t appearing to the satisfaction IF the Court that Gehaz
Britt of the defendants in this Cause resident Of
the State: 1t is ordered. that publication be made for
weeks IN the Weekly StdRtT notifying the said Gehaz
Britt, to plead, answer demur to said BILL The next
term of this Court be held the Court House in Snow
Hill. on the I'd Monday in February next the will
be taken confessed and the prayer petitioners granted
Witness, ltobt W. Best, Clerk of said Court office in
Snow Hill, the I'd Monday Of November, A. d., 1852
K. W. BEST, c C. C.
Jan. !, 1865. S-lsw&:twpdS5.50.
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WANTED.

TENHREE WASHER WOMEN AND ONE COOK, At
Il Fair Grounds Hospital, Raleigh. Good wages aid
rationS given Apply to
Z. BURKE HAYWOOD,
Surgeon
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1858 I3-wGsw6t
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w. X. RICHARDSON q CO.,
STICK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Raleigh, n. c.
,OFFICE on FAYETTEVILLE STREET
NMTlLL il PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
w sales and purchases of State and Confede bonds
Bank and other stocks collection of drafts and anP bust
Connected with the different departments of the State
government.
Bank notes of AL Southern States bought and sold.
REFERESCES.
o. G Parsley, Wilmington.
w. A Wright. do.
John Williams Fayetteville.
w. g. Brnadfot, d..
J. j. Biackwuud, Charlotte
w. X Lane WAYNE County
John ID. Whfprd. Craven County
Hon. Thomas RuFin Alamance County.
Hon. W. y Edwards. Warren County
Hon ID. w. Courts, Rockingham County.
H. w. Ciuinn. Lincoln County
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
january i5 1863. 5-w&swSm
co TON FACTORY FOR SALE.
TENHE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE THEIR
d Cotton Factory, in Alamaoce County, situated
fourteen miles south of Graham The machinery is in good
order and eighteen looms and eight spinning frumes
II is now in successful operation with a full supply of
hands.
For further Interrogation. apply to the subscribers Haw
River F. D.; AlanIuce, North-CarOlina.
Feb 10, tsss. IS w&swsmpd
.Es- Richmond Examiner and Augusta Constituuna;ist
copy amount Of SIu each.
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PEGS! PEGSll

A LII SIZES FOR MAKING Boots AND suorv
n are now really for SALE Apply to NE at Germanton
Stokes County, N. c. r, c. BAYTW
Feb. t, 1868. 19-wtsr5,
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NORTH.C
~ Greene County.

J. q Brit, and |
w. II. BRErT, Adm'rs of
JOHN BRITT, deceased,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-16

GTRAYED from the premises Of the subscriber I'm
y the Town Of Jackson, about the middle Of Octobe
last two colts light sorrel colt white ass
years old; the other yearling sorreI horse colt
Any person returning giving Information bv Lee
ter to the Joliet Post once, via be literally rerared
November Is, 1862 JOHN LUZ
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THE WITCHERF OF LOVE A student
turns out from college with honOrs on bis
head, his mind repIste with learning, and
not stir in his affections except for bis
kindred. A damsel passes his track and
takes his heart along with her, and ten
TO one that she does not leave her own be-
hind her. How is this phenomenon to Oe
accounted for?
A transcendeut1list walks out from his
library. stock full Of the deepest metaphys.
les. He finds on his way a little stain
shoe Of the incest shape, and before he has
time TO count ten, some bright-eyed crea.
ture whom ne never saw takes complete
possession Of his soul. To what shall we
attribute this witchery
A Tniser of sixty years and several mill
lions sterling, who never did a generous
act, sees blue ribbon fastened with a
common brass piE around the waist of a
girl not worth a sixpence, and before three
days he makes her mistress of his wealth,
and turns out to be happy, jovial person.
Who can give a logical account of the
proceeding?
A stern warrior, welded to nothing but
strict discipline for the glory of his coun
try, enters ball room iu a foreign cline,
where be meets Spanish girl of sixteen,
who takes away his old, stout honest heart
With q simple twirl of her fan. Can we get
mathematical demonstration of the mans
euuring by which this conquest was ef-
fscted
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Look to Your LIghtsI
RURNlNG FLUID, Camphene, Lard Oil, pure Eel
- phAnt on, Wax and Sperm Candles, for sale low at
sept y, 1886. nl2 J. II. BROWNS.
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one WeekIn the trenches.

Some time last fall, when the rebel forces
mustered strong in Kentucky, and express
ed determination to water their horses IN
the Ohio river and make Cincinnati howl
ing wilderness, disposition that city wish
ed to avoid by building Qualifications on the
opposite side Of the town, and as iaborers
were scarce the provost marshal exercised
his authority and seized oil persons found
in the streets of the Queen City Of the
West. and, unless they bad pass, over
the river theY went and were forced to
'expend their strength at digging trenches,
with very little to eat, and the cold ground
TO sleep upon when night put etop to the
work for the day.
During the tumult and alarm, there ar
rived in the city Mr. Moses W. F ske, q
welI.kpown low comedian of Boston, who
was under an engagement for the season
ut one Of the Cincinnati theatres. But the
theatres were all closed and the managers
didn't know when they should open, so
Flske thought that be would look around
the CITY and amuse himself the best way
that he could until his services were res
auired. One morning he donned bis white
suit, for the weather was warm, and sailed
forth, satisfied with the world and him.
self.
He had proceeded but few rods, en-
joyIng the mild flavor of his cigar, and
wondering where all the Inhabitants had
skedaddIed to, when a corpOraPs guard
suddenly turned a corner, and our come
dian found himself surrounded.
'Ah ? thought Fiske, these fellows know
me and wish to show me some little honor.
GenIlemen,' said the actor, addressing the
. ldisrs, Il am happy to make your ac-
quaintance. When my benefit comes off
want you to be there, and bring your
friends. III then show you what can
do
You be id with your chaff,' said the
corporal. Show your pass, or we'll show
you what we can do
Pass, gentlemen cried Fiske, Il don't
require a pass. I'm no deadhead'
Then you have no pass 2 demended the
soldier.
Nut pass.'
That's enough. Away with him to the
trenches = and over the river the comedian
went, and after he was over spSde was
put in his hand, and be was told to dig rs
though his satanic majesty was after him.
BIT look here said Fiske, all the fun
taken out of him, let me explain
we have no time-dig, was the answer,
and dig the poor fellow did until bis bands
were blstered, bIs clothes were worn from
bis back, and he began to wish that the
rebels would make their appearance so
that he could run, when he was detailed,
one day, to carry W. tT for cook, and
while making journeys from II well to the
cook house he encountered Mr.. James Muir
dnck, the celebrated actor, with whom
Moses was acquainted.
For the sake of my hands and the pro-
fessiOn, Fiske cried, get me out of this!
Murdoch had influence, and succeeded
IN procuring Moses discharge, aud few
nights afterwards the theatres opened. for
the rebels had retreated. and many a laugh
the soldiers nd when they heard Fiske
gag when on the stage, about his experts
eDce in the trenches.
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lust at for a Lawyer.

One of our smart Boston lawyers was
surprised. the other day, by an old lady
entering his office leading ViciOus-lOoking
youth. She said:
Squire, called to see if you would like
to take this boy and make lawyer Of
him.
The boy appears rather young madam,
replied the lawyer. How old is he?'
Seven years, SIR
He is too young, decidedly too young.
Have you no older boysr
'Oh, yes, sir, have several; but we have
concluded to make farmers of the others
told my old man thought this little fell
Ter would make tirst-rats lawyer, and 80
called to see if you wouli take him.
= No, madam; he is roo young yet, to COM
mence the study of the profession. But
why do you think this boy any better CAL
culated for lawyer than your other
eODsp
why, you see, sir, he is just seven years
old to-day; when he was only FIVE, he'd lie
like all nature; when be got to be six, be
was sassy aud impudent as any critter
could be; aud now he'll steal everything he
can lay his hands oDP
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ID IL N T A l. NO TIC Z
Dr. Err. CARPENTER

TAKES pleasure in Informing the citizens Of Joliet and
vicinity that he s always to be found at his old Ioca-
ton, and that he has secured be service N n "a
OooHRoEE who vii be constantly IN attendance to per-
term all operations in the best possible manner.
Joliet, Oct Il, lS5G. nITtf
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I1Sr OLE THE k1LLED.


iaE--a
Mothers who sit in dumb terror and dread,
Holding the terrible list
Fearing 20 look least you see mid the dead,
The name Of the boy you have kissed
Kissing cen as those in anguish and pain,
Kiss precious forms Of clay,
zen as you would had you shudderingly lain
That dear one in grave robes away.
/ pity you, sitting with faces 50 white,
, Striving to parry the blow;
know how that name will torture your sight,
Can Iathom the depth OF your woe.
Nv the pang that rent my desolate heart,
By the crushing weight Of despair,
know how you, too, will shudder and start,
Reading that dear name there.
know you'll crush that passionate cry,
Thinking Of him as he lies,
with beautiful face upturned to the sky,
Death yelling the glorious eyes.
"Fight!ng he n Does feeling Of pride
Tighten your grief as you think
How brave was the boy that went from your side
u.., ba would not falter or shrink
Th0 u,o,bsr'slove triumphs. Men call woman weak
All, we'll, perhaps it issoi
know there are tears cen now on my cheek
For tho boy that's lying so low.
know that I start at each step on the stair,
with wistful glance turn toward the door,
Thinking pcrchance, that my darling is there
Peace, heart he can come Bevermore.
But still there's a thought that softens my woe
Above there's glorious list;
And one day I'll hear with rapturous glow
The name Of the boy have kissed.
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CtLIPPER Flows, beat and cbespesI PIows1ia n.
P.s,ln Plors pus Stoves warranted. D-'A'''
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Guardians Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of decrstaI
IN order made and entered by the County Court Of
VIII County in the State Of Illinois, the April term
thereOfA D. 1868, the undersigned Andrew II. Shref.
fer, Guardian of Barbara Vandcrsal Minnie D. Van
deTsal Frances X Vandersall and Ora May VandersaI
minor children and heirs at law of Dan el Vandersa
late Of said county deceased, will the frs. day of
May A. D. 1863 between the honrs of ten O'Clock A
and Ve o'clock NJ ON that day, the north door of
the Court House In said county, sell public Venue
to the highest bidder for cash. all the of nv
said wards being the entire interest in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in said county to-
wit: ~ ~
Lots lvo and six Is 4 81 in block one o. in EIihu
Corbin's Addition to Plain6eld and Lot twenty-oue
(2l) In O. J. Corbns Subdivision Of part Of the north
west quarter of Section fife n, Township thirtysix
North Range nine east Sd P NJ subject the widows
right of dover therein.
A. II sHRBFFLER, Guardian as aforesaid.
Joliet, April 81, 1868. mas
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NOTICE

ESTATE OF HANNAH HALLWAY, DECD.
DUBLlC notice is hereby given, that the Third
Monday of April next, (being the Goth day OF
said month"; weshall attend before the County Court c!
VIII county at the Court House in the city of Joliet
Tor the purpose of settling aud adjusting all claims
against the estate of Hannah Hathaway of said Conn
ty deceased, when and where all claimants are notified
and requested 70 attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted TO said estate are also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without DELAY
JACOB HALFWAY, Executors.
Dated Feb. I6 1868. MAJ 6yr
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L Ii 4 INV A LIDS HOME.
HI. KNAPP, M. D.,
FORMERLY OF n. Y, HAS oPENEDAN
l n f r. nj A r. Y,

49, IN CHICAGO, ILL.
4 new system, which embraces the most APPROX.
~ ca methods OF treating Diseases in this or auy
Other country All Female Diseases, Lung Diseaa,
cancers ana rheumatism, special diseases treated
IN this Institution, in the treatment of which, no man
DOCTOR His consUltati"ns, for years. have averaged
from nve 10 six Thousand year. The following dis
eases which are pronounced iHcuTdbIe by the Medical
FACULTY generally treated with success in this In
sutuuon All nervous aud neuralgic affections dis
eases OF women, all forms Of scrofuia dyspesia con.
sIlpaton, SKIN diseases, cancerous and Tuberculous
aHeclohs, including pulmonary consumption rheuma-
lsn' iaTalysis, epilepsy Asthma salt Theum remit
tIt Ahu ntenttent evers, the diseases ofchidren
He has had an extensive practice aud wonderful suc,
cess an the treatment Of CANCERS, which he cure.
Nlthout the knife. He treats successfully on a new
method all the diseases of the EYE and EAR
Remember, the doctor does not promise to cure all
Stages OF Diseases. While diseases are DURABLE If
taken III season. all STAGES Your may be
SuItpie thls week, not next-tO day. not tomorrow
hehce, the danger ofdeay.
The Building pleasantly located. spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients. No will
De received where there are any doubts SEurs OF
reieI The best nurses only employed. VINO, with the
pns slclan, WILL make all feal home that put them
selves under the care Of his institution.
IEhMS-from feD TO fifteen dollars per week, iHrdTf-
uoy IA 0drdHce. No patient taken for less than
one month, can he satisfied the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases ia less time.
Many patients, who not able to come the Infi
mary can be successfully treated at me, which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All lie tiers, incosDg letter stamp, addressed to
IL. KNAPP, n, D., Box Abb, Chicago, Ill, will receive
prompt attention. 30 q -
Consulta. "a free. Office Hours from A. II. to err
Office us south Clark st.. cor Clark and Monroe sts
Sept. IL, $50. Misty
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ALFRED GARTER, DECD.

=
DuBLic notise is hereby given, that on the srd
i Monday OF June next, being the 18th day Of
said monthly shall attend before the County
Court OF Will County, at the Court House In the city Of
Joliet for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all
claims against tho estate of Alfred Carter late of
said county, Decd when and where all claimants are
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted TO said estate also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without delay
MARTHA C. CARTER, Administratrix
April IS, 1868.
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NOTICE.
ESTATE oFDAyID G. GROVER, DECD.

ESTATE OF DAVID q. GROT Err, DECD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the third
i Monday of Jan. next (Oeing the 10Th day of said
month"; shall attend before the County Court Of Will
County, at the Court House in the city Of Joli for the
purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims against
the estate of David q. Grover late Of said County
deceased, when aud where all claimants notified
and requested to attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted to said estate also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without delay
ELIZA s. GROVER, Admx.
Joliet, Nov. IS, 1862 2kGw
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New. GoodsI

fI'HB subscriber has just received a large etook q
spring and summer goods Of every descriptSon
which, In fact he is prepared 10 sell lower than cn -
purchased In Joliet Chicago therefore All Tr.ss n
want ofany kind Of Dry Goods viii nd II 20 6er ar.,
tage 70 call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Black Silks, Poplins Merfnoes coburVs AlsD.c.,, n
LANES, Plain, figured, Watered, &c.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
Bonnets and Trimmings, consisting Of Rfbbous siIk.
satins, Innings, Plumes Resets arthcals veIs OF al
99iors Edgings Rrnges, silk Lace, Gloves, Children
Hose, and Round Silvere4 Combs
frinted Calioss Cambros, Brown and BIeached Sheet
r, beateking Broad Cloths, Tweeds Kentucky Jeans
spsndld assortment Of Enbro5deries Cuff Collars
| nns rIes, Chimizetts, Curtains Muslin Counter
Oef TINS n the place for bargains
| r. @. DUNCAN
| - on Chicago street.
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SAN FOR d.
FAMILY
CATHAR TIC PILLS;

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES, Air tight and will keep in any climate.
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TAN SALE NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that at sale of deIin0uent
lands aud lots, for the general taxes Of the year
1860 In Will County and State of Illinois, duly made
6y the Treasurer Of said county, the oath day Of
june D. 1851 for the taxes aforesaid and costs then
remaining due and unpaid thereon. the undersigned
the VS. lex Eqr We Of Lot 5 Block is School Sec
ton Addition to Joliet, all in said county and that
the time Of redemption thereof from said sale will ex
pire in two years from said sale.
March Sd, 1868. Sso3,r
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Joliet, Ill, Aug. 5, 1862.
NOTICE

ESTATE OF ETHAN WLTHERBEE DECD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the 3rd
i Monday of March next, (being the 10th day of
said monthly we shall attend before the County Court
OF Will County at the Court House in the city of JOLT
et for the purpose Of settling aud adjusting all claims
against the estate of Ethan Wetherbce late of said
county, deceased, when and where all claimants are
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims In writing against 1esate for adjustment.
All persons indebted to said estate, also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without DELAY
FRANCIS GO0DSPEED
MARKOFF WETHERBEE,
Dated Jan. ~, 1858. (n3l-6) Executor s.