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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-09-03
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FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 2s.-The gun
boat Western World arrived this morning
from off Washington, aud reports the srri
val there OF the steamer Florida from off
Charleston with the intelligence that the
Union forces occupied forts Sunpter aud
Wagner OH Monday last.
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THE SINGER
SEWN g Machines.

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE IL
fast gaining worldwide reputation. It's he-
You'd doubt the best and cheapest and most beautiful
OF all Family Sewing Machines vet OF red 70 the
public. No Other Family Sewing Machine has 20
man. useful appli anees for Heminng binding Fell.
ing, Trucking, Gathering, Guasing, Braiding Em-
brold ering, Cordny, and so forth. No other FAINT
~ Sewing Machine has so much crpacity Tor great
variety ofwo II viii sew ali kinds Of cloth aud
with all kinds ofthresi. Great and recent Improve.
ments make our Family Sewing Machine most reIia
bic and most durable, and certain in action AT
AL rates Of speed. II mnkes the Iiserocked stitch
which is the beat stitch konwn Any one even OF
the fnnr ordinary caPacit", can see. "A. 4 glance
~ TO use the letter A Family Sewing Machine
and exquisite s;ile u F''EN
The Folding Case of the Family Macbjn. /. a
piece ofrtnninS craftsmanship Of the most usrFul
Kind, Hprotectsthe machine when not in use
and when shout to be operstedm he opened as a
sgacioms and substantial table to sustain the work
Whilesune ofthe Cases, made out Of the choic est
WOODS, are finished In the simplest anil chasest
manner possible, Others ado med and ernhs sh.
ed Ia the most costly and superb man
ner. tFr#rss.- :. 81. : a. J.
It's absolutely nece'sary to see the rawiiy Ma.
chine In operation, so as to Judge OF lin grea,
capacity and beauty -
is fast becc min popular for FAMILY. sew.
Ing 80 our Manufacturing machines are for manutac
turin pun poses,
The Branch once. are veil supplied wi,h sfIE.
twist thread, needles, OIL &c. of the very best quail
~.
Send for PAMPHLET
THE SIN iERMANUFACFURE COMPANY.
.-rr.t. As Hro=iTar, New York
" CHICAGO OFFICE So CLARK STREET.
y. ". SMITH, 1GEyTIy OTTUKR4.
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er oral wishes if | should be elected,
will dlscllaree the duties OF the position with
cut fear, favor or partially. and Cor the best
interest u tie STATE and nation, to The best
Of my ability. J. NJ. FUTILE
kkosAuqrA, Aug. Is, 1868.
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.-.. ~" - NJ HihS. ~
The Herald prints the following:

Fl. Monroe. Aug. % i learn by the
steamer Western World, which arrived
from Wilmington Mt midnight, that TT Sum,
ter has surrendered. aad Wagner has been
blown up and destroyed. This report EaSs
brought to the Fiag-ship Minnesota OFF Viii
mngton, n c by the steamer florida
News all favorable Fses ~
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EsYT R RsGTTsT

by Capt ERRicsoN. and othtr eminent Engineers -
We can refe 10 thousands using them aud srarat-
tee that all VIII recommend them. They are more
less than all others.
'>r>S><><>~>r> ~>r>|>s ~
Our readers win find the double acting ;mprov-.
eu punip OF d. West q Co., one Of the best in IN
market 1t is very simple works to n charm 60 a.,
any child may use 1t throws u steady corttnnnrs
stream, and does not freeze in the coolest expo.rr
Is, ana is nhnzuaHY cheap. We say this Knowingly.
and give The testimony Of cur own accord wi,Iot,t
the kno" lehse or request OF the proprietors'-N
V Ere. Iost, July list. 1868
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Respectfully yours.

Since writing the above, sm credibly
informed that j. H. ID. Street also claims
and declares himself to be candidate. IF
so, then include him in the above PROPOSE
ton.
L Ill Srnr
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This may certify that have been using al my
mandatory, foI .he last four years s.Wast,s I'M.
proved punps." now have iu use, thre. -, s,t4
pumi,s one of slrh is Kept constantly at wort -
hours csch day lSav" sundays aud Ia. been rup 7
ing Tor tf- past Two |rErs pronounce them M
hestatinrly, the heN pumps that have been brou h,
10 mJ notice, having sssd many others previon,Iv
They are -inpie IN thetr constructions and not es.
disarranyei.
y. I. Oct. 10, ie;,9. J,ut,A WRep
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+. J II. VEST ca. :
We are pleased TO state that the Pumps We had @
YOU. about year ago, hTve been In constant ne.
~ hours each day, and raise for the MS IF az +,
Nooleu Factory, ahpGt l2i gallons prr p,,t,ut.--
They work with hut little power, compared ri;h
phmps we haze use. before, snd so not get OF, "
repair, aud are satisfa-tory in all respects
bours. &c, .-
DrSL.r Ma IS ,t-yr-,rrc S,,,,.
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CamLrilse MInc. \. @. JnnsI: lssa

II WEST h Go
HFnts-Tht pump which ordered for pur Mine Is
received aud put To work la uud-rIsy ,har
which we are sinking We find that ne man viii
wnh ease iiit % gallons per minute. We lifted Ia
three and haif hours a1 the water Ia tie yhtft
which mehsdits seven by twelve feet and - crrt
deep, aud II vas full when commenced. IL ar
s"ere our expectations in every respect, aud uur
wofEmen are highly pleased with il l. VIII d.,
great service with but trinus expense Tor rrnslrs
Yours, respectfully, BUsk lilsGiss
We have plenty more such ecriiacat-s ba, thiaS
these are enoush. For Pumps Hos, Pipe &C. all
dress or call upon
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THE PRIMARY ELECTION!

a NEgtSS ANsgN,a 's'zaE COPPER
EsEAsts-SFsgEG2fEs SEAM!
The Copperhesds Of this county held
Whist they called Primary Election on Sat
urdsy, ostensibly to afford the rank and file
Of the heterogeneous, jealous and war
ting elemenis which. make M. the party, an
o portultily 10 express Their choice Of CsrGi
dstes for the October election, but really as
TIE sequel proves, TO erabls tns corrupt eli
que OF wire Puilers in Ottumwa by manage
nant, chicansry and ttickery, to drec. aud
control the composition Of the tick
ct
II is MISTER Of no concern to us who the
Copperhesds OF This county vote for, or the
insnnei in which they selec; their candidates;
but we csnnet avoid giving the m3dus on.
frGadt a brief airing by the way Of showing
that there is nat always honor even among
thieves, and that the same outrageous frauds.
They have praciiced upon others, they have
hot scrupltd to pcrpetratc upon one another.
We do not know shout all the Townships
bat resume Centre Is a fair sample Of the
whole, AMI what dill thay 10 h,re Why.
they go; out two tickets, both Of them prin-
ted nt the H.rcary Office, Of whic h the fol-
n . mr. al a~aaf ,,,-,in,}
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ct. Neck J.. l., issN
IAayr uszi this hump far ois tIilngr a.,G ,fatyr
exposed 10 the North Nest wind coming over L.n:
isisti" s"nh being 10" eoidest possible EXP s1ure
sui 80 ~ time lid II fTrrh- nor Wrr. We g,sLl. al
any tiaGs 30 ilalp "sser with great ~ase.
Il Il. hSilyAN.
Ths UNDERSIGNED. having 10 use Vests T.Dpro,-
Oh FHups," Uhesrfliiy rec,siu,ssd th-ru - .atu3.
iarRhic ',nt powerful in rtisiu aua tltrowinxuaty
dn' fr ih"r ease OF action, scrdr!ly against ffst
and COW pa iv- Ne h'itve IA superior TO all others
WHrrtm Leland NIT IEarrl, Nsw YorA
j. " Pom@T"g, luukrIs, =. \.
JUn hgsSsreaU, y. i.
H0nihiCk Lawrence, NcsiChtster
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Rebel Account.

CHARLESTON, Aug. 25.-The enemy's
land batteries have been maintaining a steady
fire on Sumptcr all day. Fighting at Wag-
ner was chiefly confined TO firing of our
pickrts on the enemy's sappers, who con
tinue to approach Wagner. This evening
about dark, the enemy's batteries opened a
furious fire en Wagner, preparatory, As was
supposed, to all assault. EaGsa5$s sss
The following Off ;ial dispatches have jast
been received ;. as.
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Z UNIVERSAL.
CLOTHES WRINGER
sINlvLKxAL Ca0rEEEs M,sl,G.H

in few minutes. IL = in reality CLOTEES
SANEB TINE SAVER afi a SrEsNtiP;I
SAVER f! Thesaving OF garments viii alone pave
large per centage on il. We thiak ths ma
chine much more thsa PAYS rOR IfSELF sSEgY
YEAR In the saNtur OF garments. There are sever
al kinds, nearly alike in Eepsfsl construrt.au tut
consider II Important that the NftuKer ns fitted
with Cogs. otherwise mass Of garments nav cog
the rollers, aud The rollers upon tile crank ala. ,fl,
aud lear the clothes the rubber break loose nom
the SHAFT. Our own is one OF the rrsi make and !.
isp GOOD AS NEi after nearly FOUR YEARS
CONSTANT USE"
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FIR. SUMTER, 1885 +. s,--There il an as
sauit now being made at battery Wagner
(Signed) ~ ALFRED isu2rr. SAX.
Fr JOHNSTON, T:45 p. Milne enerny.i ais
sssaulting battery Wagner evidently in heavy
for >,
(Signsd) G. H. ARAsraAD,
-... C0lon1l Comma u,iing.
LATER-Musketry firing has cease d.
The enemy are firing few mortar shells At
Wagner The first assault bad been repui-
seh.
No more shells have been thrown at the
city since daylight YESTERDAY.
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Anti Freezing, Double Acting,
Forcing and Lifting.

These pumps have now been In general use a nun
er OF years, and give better satisfaction tran an
Their, and are rec commended as
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HORRIBLE SCENES. We are permitted 10
copy the following private letter re ceived IN
!iiis city to-day Z Is 3 q
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Aug. 2U.i-cs.
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chm. Repub. state Genera Com.
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Baltimore, Auv. 9,

LATER.
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~ CHICAGO OFFICE So CLARK STREET.
D. ". SMITH, IGEyTTy OTTEKRA.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09
PICCALiLLI.

Piccalilli is mixture OF all kinds Of pickles
Select pickles, from the salt brine, OF 4 uniform
size, and of various colors; as small cucumbets
bottom onions, small punches of cauhfowers, ear
rots cut 10 iancful shape, radishes, radish pods
Cayenne pods, mace, ginger, olives lines, grapes,
strips OF horse radish, &c.
Arrange your selection tastefully in glass Jars
aud pour over them liquid prepared in the fol-
lowing manner To one gallon Of white wine
vinegar add eight tablespoonful of salt, eight OF
mustard -four, four OF ground ginger, two OF
pepper, two Of allspice, two OF turmeric, and
bod all together one minute; the mustard aud
turmeyc must be mixed together by vinegar be
fore they are put into the liquor; when the
liquor has boiled, pour il into pan, cover il
closely, and when it has got cold pour it in
to the jars containing the pickles; cover the
jars with cork and bladder, and let them stand
six months, when they will contain good pickles
Piecaili is an excellent accompaniment to
many highly aeasoned dishes; if well put up, it
viii keep for yes 3. II you ike oil in the picca
hlli, it should be braided with the vinegar, and
added with them to the boiling liquOr.-Gsr
nlaRto'en Telegraph.
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aarifultural aH6 QumsStif
USLEAVEsED BREAD.

No. l-GExs.-Stir together Graham flour
and cold water TO about the consistency OF ordi
nary cup cake batter Bake in hot oven II
small Tin patty pans, two inches square ana three
fourths Of an inch deep.
Made this size, and filed evenly full, if the
batter il Of the right consistency. and the oven
bot, they will rise one half, and be almost 4:
light and porous a. sponge cake.
No 2--DIANoSDs - Peu' boiling water OF
Graham four-stirring rapidly till all the -four ],
vet. Too much stirring makes il tough. Il
should DC about thick as can be stirred easil,
with strong iron spoon.
Place the dough with plenty Of -four upon the
moulding board, and knead il for two or .hree
minutes Roll out One-half an inch thick, and
cut in small cakes or rolls. II large quantity
il required, roll about three-fourths OF an inch
thick, and cut with a knife in diamond shape
Bake in a very hot oven IS minutes
No. 3-GRAHAM BIsCUIT.-Make Graham musi
as for the table. When cool, mix with it Ora
ham -four, sufficient 20 roll well. Knead for
lev minutes, roll three fonrths Of anInch thick
cut with a common biscuit cutter, and bake in
hot oven for 30 or 40 minutes
10. 4-GRAHAM BiscUH- another form
Stir into cold water, Graham -four enough 70
a rather soft dough; knead it for FIVE or tel
minutes and bake the same az No. 3.
Note When these have become a lit,r Dr.
or hard, cut in small pieces, cover with cold "a
ter, soak iii thoroughly soft, when the waite
should be- all absorbed Strain through a coan
der, mix Graham -four sufficient to roll. an,
bake ia the same form as at first. This il evel
superior TO the original bread
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ExHALATIOSs OF PLANTS.

IL is a well known scientific fact that plants
emit or throw off through their leaves, certain
quantities Of moisture which is taken from the
soil by the roots The quantity or amount thus
eIhaled depends upon the state Of the atmos-
phere, being greater during the day, aud when
the arr il dry and hot or when the SUN shines,
and lees IN the night and damp weather. The
health OF all plants is dependent on the greater
or less extent upon the free performance OF this
function, ard many OF their diseases are due To
IL Encouragement Hence it Is easy 20 under
stand Why drouth is 80 injarious-if there j.
no water in the soil, none can be- emitted
through the leaf, and its arrangements are dis
turbed.
Evergrecns transpire less than deciduous
plants. BY experiment, DR.. Hales found that a
cabbage emitted half t. weight daily a sun
flower three feet high emitted pound and four
teen ounces daily, and spearmint transpired one
and quarter times its weight in day. This
exhalatlOn takes place from the upper surface
Of the leaves, while absorption takes place from
both upper and lower, varying in different plants
--lHdi',s Farmer
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hFfNiNs PEASs---It seems TO be generally
sOuSeued that most varieties OF pears are hettcr
'os oe,og riPened IN the house or fruit room. In
AZ, 'ae experience of many Of our readers viii
-. ss1r Nl,ness TO The superior faver and meltipo
Ju'oes q me house tipenei Bartlett over those
pS''H'''ed TO riper on the trees The Seckel
P ,i seems to attain lis highest perfection when
q ~ea 20 ilpeR on the tree; With this single
-Ss's' al pears should bepicked just as they
arc 'ui'! niatared Aad ready 20 ripen.
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lEAsr.-Put handful of hops in a tin Ia
sln ard pour on them little more than QUAR-
OF boring water. Boil them five or eight min
utes, then strain OF the water. throw away the
hops, and aid 20 the water SIX potatoes. pared
and sliced, boil them i'll very tender, then pour
the water on halt pint of flour. two table
Poonfols sugar, one teaspOonful. sah. one tea
spooafal ginger. Mash the potatoes fine and
add TO the other ingredients. Set the mixture
N moderately warm place TO rise, and in three
aass you viii have some excellent Yeast that viii
AeeP = long time IN a cool place. Tie cloth
over the crock While it is rising; but when fuIlv
risen cover close. BY adding a teacupful ~
yeast this win rise in one dav. u
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SeA-lNS Wax FoR FRUIF CANS Take ros;n
e.s-s oaneeS gum shellac, two ounces. MS
sAA, one, nan ounce, and II Won des;-r ~ -
u c0ioFeo English vermllion. one sn5 ~,
e1nce. Melt the rosin, and stir no the -. n.ii
non used. Then add the sheIlsc slo,vie ma M
ai'eTNard the beeswax- This win maks 60, ano 4
9aAauty, aud needs only to be melted TO - a
grsph. '"''" Tee
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The prominent names IA its Direction well known AS
among the first of New York Merchants place a. one
ui the leading companies tor stability and iis rrpltl
tiou for prompt settlements and far dealing i enlarge
IN rs future business the guarantees presented 10
the public ample assets ami just honorable treat
nent of an dealers
Risks accepted on dwellings and their Furniture for
one three and five gcars also Buildings and Mcrchau-
dize. Produce store and transit Hubs Cargoes and
Freight monies A ! VILE, Agent,
Al the City Book store, Lansing
losses occurring under Policies issued this Agency
PAID here
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RENovING HONEY FROM HIyEs.-The Califor-
MIA Farmer says Two years ago We tried the
following experiment on a hive of bees from
which IL was desired to take the honey Hav-
IN bored few holes near the top of the hive, it
was then Inverted and an empty box OF the same
size placed over it; both were then lifted into
an empty tub, into which water was slowly pour
ed, allowing time for the liquid TO penetrate
through the hole, but not too fast, in order 90
avoid drowning the bees. As the water rose
among the combs the bees found their wav up
into the empty box, which was then lifted Oft
and placed on the bee-stand The box, full OF
water and combs, was then lifted gradually cut
OF the tub, the water escaping by the holes
through which it entered. The whole opera
ton occupied but few minutes and scarcely
any bees were lost. The short time necessarily
prevented the honey iron becoming dissolved
ana as the most OF the cells are sealed up, there
Is really httie danger OF such loss being sustain.
Ell Alter the water was drawn of it was found
TO De only slightly sweet; the combs soon be-
came dry, and the honey was in no way injured.
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Mounds S'.A, sixteen pouads apples: 7
! orncs go. punt vinegar; IL pint water
mon I ounce cassia buds Roa o1'.ee c'n iG
SPples tl tender. Put The sDes int, s'I 80. saS
soa VIII the other ingredients nm a. s al
sI.raeted then pour over the apples *, =.
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INV - ~ - 'FlAaF14AA---t'AIlE tL 4NtEiIl-
gan. county uf la.Ifl. sat session of ti. ir.
'4t. rt4ll tte .-lsy n Bgham, holden at tne Pro
1.t O.. ll Lle village of Aaso1, Mon lE tr I-tA
.ai rs August Che year one thousand eelt bliiftl
.ai -iEiy lllee Present Wm. A.. Piuekngy Judge ct
Probate Ia the ~ stter o. tue estate OF Thomas HANNA
e' -ed On rsadag aad ding the petition, duly vsri-
ri John toltsHfrtl, adm nistratur upon estate
ii q easa pray ing O. he discharged from ali further
tile analaJitla- a- such administrator and HAVING
i Us hial account as administrator II said estate 100
. oilce q lle Judge l Probate, Tor tle animation
% III persfAs Interested
1erenp0n a. Ordered. that Tuesday the 22d day at
ptcmoerleN. 10 II dock a. the forenoon be as iE
nr The ncrroi said petition, and that n heirs al las
aid uft Easel arl a other psreoAs Interested -lid
- te. axe required 30 apt.,r al el said court
al to De ZEN az the Probate Office ia the village u
'i - AM slow cllse Do any there he, why tn prayer
ii petitontr sh0plu not be granted. Ana 10 ls fur
-f prierei That -4d petitioner give notice tne per
- nt rested IN slis estate, of the pendeucy oi salI
iiiiNn ad the hearing thereof, by oausnE copy of
ih ufirr t1 b" published IN the lansing Republican a
paper printed and eircuating Ia saId count, % Ing
lin -ce--lve weeks previous 10 SAID day of hearing
~ true cpII-l WIN II. IIACkNEY
t,2N' Judge ui Probate.
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Asparagus beds may be made during the
months OF August or September, and in the fol
lowing manner Trench at least two feet; fl
with alternate layers of strong stable manure
corn stalks, old leather, soil, &c. If SEED is
sown, cover we'll If plants are set, place them
eight or ten inches each way, and cover from
two and half to three inches. If two year
old roots are planted, small supply of aspara-
gus may be obtained the second year; if one
year old plants, in three years; if the seed is
sown, in four years. Asparagus beds should
receive a good coat OF manure in November.
which, except the rougher portion, should be
torked in as early in the spring as the garden
can be entered. This should be followed bv a
heavy dressing Of salt. Care must, however.
be taken, not TO apply the salt to new beds, as
it has been known TO kill the young plants.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

THE peculiar taint or
infection which We
call SCROFULA turks
in the constitutions at
mulumdcs of men. Ii
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feebled. Initiated state
Of the blood. wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent 70 sustain
fthc vital forces in their
vigorous action. and
'leavcs the system 10
fall into disorder and
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Real Estate for sale.
I OFFER FOR SALEAT ITS Cash

4 '-ae ~ n easy ierusa5 - time. the zeal stat
described below. ri7
- l~- -iS-- h--E fes.-el.c- r. itl = V ~ acre o
z----aa ems b iines r-it e. &C This ous e a.
must -e-.-a-.- F.l0a- tl- C.-T
AS-- t-a s---- Lz-z-a Cl--l-s ---i----E r. above
8irl and sci o. tles- nrarlsas
49, s-sVQ sta-y BTs-k IxeAls HQlse 0l-a tarL
~el : sssTa 4. &c q tol AEsnEe AZ II sent urr.
t.r- lT 4 Wsosil0-=a ga
AS a tT0 s. II Iran TX ding Eouss zlfh ar
81 cls1er-- srl11 e. IA ClpIIoi Aven1e &C. Tre Al
prs - IS Ms A.~-arr
1ss tao1lf a 1iccz n. Cay. avenue
A. i-a s.-fl Wast &. = 81. II toHn 10 uorth
-si go $500 s.rEslz .As..l a..
1r4-S i-s-n t,s- age ~ itScsz, I1srls et,-Hr -
t-1- ~ '-,sis-si Ene- - = A Fesch ~ srit1l
General ullce
He'll q - wa r.ffra. D & TF4cH
Lansing June = 1sf5 slFfr
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4 ADMINISTRATORS SALE-In Dur

4 y = I TT T = II . --AI-I----IH puI
= ~iall- ei a i--ls e. aie s--ntsl by tie JllEe
lr- tie tl' 71tT NJ l7-h1u m tha 18th i.s o.
-'t l>a $40. 90 1..ic arctIaH 0r t1- front
-lIs t.i-si -4--.s.- ll .l.a lll-Lza as Mason I'D
--'r Jay .- o. --l r October regt 4t clock Ir
- PA s.- -lE a. -ae r.-lt TIE ana .1te-
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NM AUSTIN
Admir- estate et E11ue7er Austin deceased